Instrumental Research Methods in Psychology: How Technology Is Changing Science

Technological progress in recent decades has significantly influenced all aspects of human life, including science. In psychology, as in other fields, the integration of modern technologies has allowed for a deeper understanding of the nature of the psyche, behavior, and interpersonal relationships. Instrumental research methods, in particular, have opened new horizons for analyzing human consciousness […]

Verbal Intelligence: How to Learn to Speak Persuasively

Verbal intelligence is the ability to clearly and effectively express thoughts through words. It encompasses a wide range of speech-related skills, from constructing grammatically correct sentences to selecting persuasive arguments tailored to a specific audience. This type of intelligence is essential not only for professional activities but also for interpersonal communication, as language serves as […]

Projective Identification: a Way of Defense or a Way of Attack?

Projective identification is a complex psychological mechanism first described within the framework of psychoanalytic theory. Its originator is considered to be Melanie Klein, who studied unconscious processes in interpersonal relationships. The essence of the mechanism is that a person “transfers” their feelings, thoughts, or aspects of their personality onto another person, as if giving them […]

Agender: What the Science Says About Gender Neutrality

The term “agender” originates from the English word “agender,” which literally means “without gender.” It is used to describe individuals who do not identify with any of the traditional gender categories—male or female. Agenderness can manifest as an absence of an internal sense of belonging to any gender or as a refusal to associate oneself […]

Abulia: First Signs and Self-Help Methods

Abulia – is a psychological condition characterized by a significant decrease in willpower and the ability to engage in purposeful activities. A person experiencing abulia may feel inner emptiness, apathy, and an inability to make even simple decisions. Unlike ordinary laziness, which is temporary and depends on external circumstances, abulia is a prolonged condition that […]

Bisexuality Through the Prism of Psychology and Society

Bisexuality is a sexual orientation characterized by romantic or sexual attraction to individuals of more than one gender. In modern psychology, this term is often viewed as part of the sexual orientation spectrum, acknowledging the diversity of human sexuality. Bisexuality does not necessarily imply an equal attraction to all genders; its expression can be unique […]

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