Meditation Techniques Meditation can revitalize your mind, keep it calm and help you to control your mind, thoughts and life. Alpha waves that are activated during meditation can make your brain become more relaxed. Get into a comfortable place and relax your body. You should not be disturbed at all. Take some deep breaths. Close …
Depression therapy is not an easy task. When depressed, start managing your time in a light way because uncertainty can cause depression. Feed your brain with nutritious food, such as seafood. When you get depressed, just think about the last thought that you had. It may solve your problem. Expose yourself to sunlight and get …
Construct in Psychology Construct is a term used in psychology to label underlying skills or attributes. A construct is an explanatory device, so-called because it is a theoretical construction about the nature of human behavior. In test development, the construct being assessed is defined before the test is developed; this is to make sure that …
Consciousness and Mindfulness As humans, we have this potential to practice consciousness and alertness in our tasks to reap the numerous benefits attributed to this unique trait. Techniques for Enhancing Consciousness Imagine that you have reached the summit of a mountain, and from that altitude, you are watching or observing the other parts of the …
Impulse Control | A Listening Practice Course Impulse Control | A Listening Practice Course Selected Text Source: www.startofhappiness.com Delayed gratification is one of the most effective personal traits of successful people. People that delay gratification are more successful with their career, relationships, health, finances and really, all areas of life. How important is your health to …
Delusion | A Listening Practice Course Delusion | A Listening Practice Course Questions about the Listening Track What is the most complex structure ever found? Have you ever had hallucinations? Could you explain about it? What largely causes schizophrenia? Which group of people are more likely to suffer from hallucination? What does your brain feed …
Mind-reading | A Listening Practice Course Mind-reading | A Listening Practice Course Questions about the Listening Track When and where was the classical test of telepathy conducted? What were the participants of the experiment students of? How are telepathy and extrasensory perception intertwined? Did the participants believe in telepathy? Mention all the 5 shapes that …
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder | A Listening Practice Course Post Traumatic Stress Disorder | A Listening Practice Course Listen to this audio file. Questions about the Listening Track What does PTSD stand for? How do the people suffering from PTSD interpret the flashbacks of chronic conditions? What are some underlying causes of PTSD? Which gender …
Introverts vs. Extroverts | A Listening Practice Course Introverts vs. Extroverts | A Listening Practice Course Listen to this audio file. Questions about the Listening Track What are some of the manifest differences between introverts and extroverts? Are you an introvert or extrovert? How can you make certain about it? Mention the two eminent psychologists …
Placebo Effect | A Listening Practice Course Placebo Effect | A Listening Practice Course Listen to this audio file. Questions about the Listening Track Explain about the experiment that was conducted in 1996. Elaborate on the proven effects of Trivaricaine. How do you define “placebo effect”? Why is the implementation of placebo effect less common …