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Helpful Tips: How to Choose a Blanket for a Comfortable Sleep in Winter
A wool blanket is undoubtedly the leader among all other warm products. The filler retains heat best and does not accumulate static electricity. With proper care, it has a long service life of up to 15 years.
Diana Dashkevich winter comfort sleep routine mental health Psychology 4 February 2024
Interesting Facts: How the Brain Changes with Age
Forgetfulness and a decreased ability to remember new information may be a sign of an aging brain.
Diana Dashkevich brain memory mental health Psychology 1 February 2024
Facts: Psychological Problems of Elderly People
The most common problems among older people that can cause depression are the loss of a spouse or other loved one, health problems, primarily diseases that limit physical activity and the ability to self-care, and diseases of the nervous system.
Diana Dashkevich mental health health facts happiness Psychology 25 January 2024
Important to Know: Why You Need to Get Out of Your Comfort Zone
The more tests you take, the better you understand yourself and your capabilities.
Diana Dashkevich comfort zone comfort fun facts psychologist tips Psychology 15 January 2024
A new study: Fasting and feeding – how diet is tied to life longevity
Fasting interventions are believed to improve health, but they don't work as well in older animals. Researchers studied killifish and found that older fish don't follow a regular fasting and refeeding cycle, remaining in a state of fasting even when they eat.
Kate Yakimchuk research healthy food fasting dieting Cooking 14 January 2024
Interesting Facts: What is Intelligence
The development of a person’s general abilities presupposes the development of his cognitive processes: memory, perception, thinking, imagination. The totality of a person’s cognitive processes determines his intelligence.
Diana Dashkevich intelligence brain fun facts Psychology 7 January 2024
Expert Explained: What is Schizoid Personality Disorder
Schizoid personality disorder (schizoid psychopathy) is a mental disorder characterized by a tendency toward isolation, immersion in the world of internal experiences, and a lack of emotional connections with others.
Diana Dashkevich mental health personality fun facts facts Psychology 4 January 2024
Babies: Interesting Facts
The child’s consciousness and memory are just beginning to form; he remembers and begins to distinguish familiar faces, voices, objects - that is, his immediate surroundings.
Diana Dashkevich babies mental health brain fun facts Psychology 18 December 2023
Interesting Facts: How Human Memory Works
Memory can be defined as the brain's ability to retain and voluntarily retrieve information. In other words, it is the ability that allows us to remember events, thoughts, sensations, concepts and the relationships between them.
Diana Dashkevich brain memory fun facts mental health Psychology 17 December 2023
Interesting Facts: Why Ancient People Drew Animals
The presence of rock paintings testifies not only to the fact that there was a site of primitive people here, but also to the existence of a culture among this primitive community.
Diana Dashkevich history fun facts animal facts Animals 11 December 2023
Psychologist's Explanation: Why Nature Is Beneficial for Mood
Researchers from the Danish Aarhus University have found that the environmental environment in which a person spends his childhood affects his psyche in the future.
Diana Dashkevich nature mental health mood health facts Psychology 10 December 2023
Tips from a Psychologist: How to Achieve Self-Discipline
You decide to get up at 6 am and do it every day, regardless of your physical condition, mood, laziness, inspiration or other variables. This ability to carry out one’s own commands is called self-discipline.
Diana Dashkevich mental health self-control facts Psychology 10 December 2023
Psychologist Explanation: What is Emotional Separation from Parents
Separation in psychology is the process of separating a child from his parents, when he gradually becomes an independent and independent person.
Diana Dashkevich mental health parents children fun facts Psychology 9 December 2023
Important to Know: Signs of ADHD in Adults
ADHD is a neurological behavioral disorder that begins in childhood and is characterized by difficulty concentrating and maintaining attention, excessive motor activity (hyperactivity), and incontinence (impulsivity).
Diana Dashkevich mental health personality psychotherapy fun facts Psychology 5 December 2023
Important to Know: What is the Secret of Happiness
Happiness is a state of a person's soul. This is a feeling of joy and satisfaction with life.
Diana Dashkevich happiness fun facts mental health Psychology 1 December 2023
Make your life brighter: Psychologist's tips
Social media often shows us pictures of people living life to the fullest - they travel, try new things, and buy expensive items to spoil themselves. Most of us can't live like that all the time, but it doesn't mean that you can't add colors to your everyday life to enjoy it more.
Kate Yakimchuk happiness changes tips Psychology 30 October 2023
Expert Explained: What is Lagom
Roughly translated, the Swedish term "lagom" means "just the right amount." This is the concept of having not too much and not too little. Instead, lagom promotes balance.
Diana Dashkevich happiness mental health Psychology 26 October 2023
Three things for happiness: Psychologist's insights
Happiness is different for everyone - after all, we all have different goals and values. Meanwhile, some things are actually essential for everyone's happiness - that's what unites us all!
Kate Yakimchuk happiness tips values Psychology 23 October 2023
Losing will to live can kill you: Psychologist's insights
To be healthy both physically and mentally, you should stay optimistic, because losing will to live can actually kill you. Our brain is a powerful and often underestimated body organ that can actually change everything in our lives.
Kate Yakimchuk depression purpose Psychology 21 October 2023
Psychologist Explanation: What is Delayed Life Syndrome
Deferred life syndrome is the name of a psychological attitude that encourages you to think that the present is just a rehearsal on the way to a bright future, and it will certainly come someday, but for now you can be patient and prepare properly.
Diana Dashkevich mental health facts Psychology 7 October 2023