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@lifesmomentsandevents@mastodon.social · 1d ago
WHEN HUMANS BECAME POOR It Wasn’t When We Lost Money — It Was When We Lost Something Deeper We didn’t become poor because we had less— we became poor when we forgot what enough feels like. A short reflection on money, mindset, and meaning. 🔗 Link in first reply https://medium.com/@dianabasieseme_60028/when-humans-became-poor-cb32056d3674?sk=2fc1c95af54c3fad9b795967b7f33418 🖼️ Visual created with AI #WritingCommunity #Philosophy #Psychology #SelfAwareness #Minimalism #ConsciousLiving #Fediverse
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@ScienceDesk@flipboard.social · 2d ago
The features we typically associate with narcissism align closely with traditional male norms. But perhaps we’ve been missing a big part of the picture. Yes, men score higher on certain narcissism traits, but women are just as susceptible. @sciencefocus@flipboard.com explains: https://flip.it/Qn53oD #Science #Humans #Psychology #Brain #Health
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@brainsmatter@mastodonapp.uk · Apr 12, 2026
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@Gerd_Brodowski@mastodon.social · Apr 09, 2026
#usa #israel #iran : #warofaggression / #civilianwarvictims / #children / #psychology / #trauma / #ptsd „More than 20% of Iran's population is under the age of 14 – approximately 20.4 million children. What Ali and many others are experiencing is what psychologists call "hyper arousal" and it can be an early warning of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).“ https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ce84ngmjz8zo?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=rss
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@dima@dol.social · Apr 05, 2026
I recently discovered a fascinating and terrifying project: The Caretaker - "Everywhere At The End Of Time". It’s a 6.5-hour audio simulation of a mind breaking down from dementia. It starts with clear 1920s ballroom music. But stage by stage, the memory "corrupts", turning into dark noise and emptiness. I highly recommend listening the full 6:30 hours to fully dive into this state (link below). Or listen album by album: try to memorize the clean melodies in Stage 1 so you can actually feel the pain when they break down later. It is a very heavy experience. Full compilation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJWksPWDKOc Also can be found on Apple Music - https://music.apple.com/artist/the-caretaker/1716871757?l=en-GB #Psychology #Dementia #Ambient #Music #Health
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@fediboard_wellness@flipboard.social · Apr 05, 2026
Psychology says the loneliness epidemic in people's thirties isn't caused by social media or introversion — it's the first decade where maintaining friendships requires deliberate effort rather than structural proximity, and almost nobody was taught how to do that https://vegoutmag.com/lifestyle/j-a-y-psychology-says-the-loneliness-epidemic-in-peoples-thirties-isnt-caused-by-social-media-or-introversion-its-the-first-decade-where-maintaining-friendships-requires-deliberate-effort-rather-than/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_content=Econopass%2Fmagazine%2FFLIPBOARD+EXCHANGE+FEED+%F0%9F%97%9E%EF%B8%8F Robin Dunbar, the Oxford evolutionary psychologist who gave us the famous "Dunbar's number" — the idea that humans can maintain roughly 150 stable … #wellness #health #psychology #loneliness
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@brainsmatter@mastodonapp.uk · Apr 02, 2026
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@fediboard_travel@flipboard.social · Apr 01, 2026
How to Cope With the Stress of Air Travel https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/decade-of-childhood/202603/how-to-cope-with-the-stress-of-air-travel/amp Empathy in airline travel is dead. How much are we expected to endure? Have you flown lately? If so, I am sorry. I have empathy because I have flown … #econopass #travel #psychology
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@brainsmatter@mastodonapp.uk · Mar 31, 2026
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@ScienceDesk@flipboard.social · Mar 26, 2026
A new study from the Università Cattolica in Milan demonstrated that taking a fake supplement (placebo) for three weeks can lead to both physical and cognitive improvements in older adults. People who knew they were taking a placebo had better results than those who did not. Here's the full story from Medicalxpress.com. https://flip.it/DcHcEG #Science #Psychology #PlaceboEffect
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@thomas@social.srvr.life · Mar 13, 2026
That music can serve more than purely aesthetic or entertainment purposes is no longer a surprising idea. Across many cultures and historical periods, music has functioned as a means of regulating mood, attention, and bodily states. Over the past decades, clinical research has begun to examine these effects with greater methodological care. Within psychiatry and psychology, music-based interventions now appear in studies addressing anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and related conditions. Structured musical interventions - such as guided listening, improvisation-based music therapy, or therapist-led sessions - can reduce obsessive symptoms, lower anxiety, and ease depressive comorbidity when used alongside established forms of treatment. Controlled studies report measurable improvements in anxiety and obsessive symptoms when music therapy accompanies standard care. At the same time, sample sizes remain limited, and further research is required. Music also relates to cognitive and emotional mechanisms that are relevant to OCD. Studies indicate that individuals with obsessive-compulsive personality traits often show heightened sensitivity to musical tension and a strong preference for harmonic resolution. These observations suggest links between musical structure, predictive processing in the brain, and the regulation of intrusive thoughts. The intersection of neuroscience, psychology, and musical practice therefore forms a productive field of investigation. Musical processes operate simultaneously on several levels: rhythm can synchronize breathing and autonomic activity, tonal expectation structures attention, and deep musical immersion alters the subjective experience of time as well as aspects of cognitive control. These characteristics make music a complex medium within therapeutic contexts. I examined these questions in greater detail last year, focusing on anxiety disorders and obsessive-compulsive conditions, the current evidence base, and practical forms of music-based interventions in clinical settings. Read the full essay: https://tomkolbe.com/2025/08/25/music-based-interventions-for-anxiety-obsessive-compulsive-and-related-disorders-effects-applications-and-evidence/ #MusicTherapy #MusicAndMentalHealth #Neuroscience #Psychology #OCD #AnxietyResearch #MusicAndTheBrain #MusicResearch #MusicAndHealth
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@HollyCo26588808__dup_31736@universeodon.com · Mar 07, 2026
Why You Feel Rejected When Nothing is Happening: How to Stop Catastrophizing if Someone Doesn’t Text You Back https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/why-you-feel-rejected-even-when-nothing-is-happening/ #goodnews #relationships #psychology
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@matttuckey@mastodonapp.uk · Mar 07, 2026
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@brainsmatter__dup_34864@mastodonapp.uk · Mar 05, 2026
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@HollyCo26588808__dup_31736@universeodon.com · Feb 23, 2026
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@thomas@social.srvr.life · Feb 23, 2026
In the study I would like to briefly introduce here, the focus is on the relationship between meditation and music – a pairing that is widely discussed, yet often without much precision. The study examines how music that reliably induces aesthetic chills interacts with meditative processes, with particular attention to affective intensity, self-transcendence, emotional permeability, and subjective insight. The work does not establish clinical efficacy. Its relevance lies in showing how music can modulate inner states that, in clinical contexts, are regarded as markers of change. The analysis is process-oriented and based on self-reports rather than clinical outcomes. In medical terms, this is not therapeutic evidence, but a contribution to understanding state-dependent mechanisms – potentially of interest to both musicians working with affect and clinicians concerned with contextual modulation. Open access study: https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/psychology/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1589132/full #MusicResearch #Neuroscience #Psychology #Meditation #AffectiveStates #Musicians #Clinicians
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@brettezeleliquide@h4.io · Feb 23, 2026
la route est droite et la pente est nulle Jean-Pierre Raffarin / Ken Jones #mood #psychology #politique #societe #winter
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@indieauthornews@indieauthors.social · Feb 22, 2026
How Psychology Can Inspire You to Become a Better Writer Here's how you can benefit from a psychotherapist's perspective to enhance your writing. Continue reading on The Writing Cooperative » https://writingcooperative.com/how-psychology-can-inspire-you-to-become-a-better-writer-cb02ca2fc13 #creativity #psychology #writer #writing #psychotherapy
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@HollyCo26588808__dup_31736@universeodon.com · Feb 20, 2026
Ultraprocessed foods have addictive patterns similar to tobacco, the latter of which received warning labels in the 1960's that everyone immediately heeded https://medicalxpress.com/news/2026-02-ultraprocessed-foods-addictionlike-patterns-tobacco.html?utm_source=fark&utm_medium=website&utm_content=link&utm_campaign=fark&ICID=ref_fark#google_vignette #science #health #nutrition #psychology #prevention
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@brainsmatter__dup_34864@mastodonapp.uk · Feb 12, 2026
Reading to young kids improves their social skills − and a new study shows it doesn’t matter whether parents stop to ask questions https://theconversation.com/reading-to-young-kids-improves-their-social-skills-and-a-new-study-shows-it-doesnt-matter-whether-parents-stop-to-ask-questions-274926 #education #psychology #science #STEM
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