The Hidden Psychology of Connection

The Hidden Psychology of Connection

Loneliness is rewiring our brains, but real connection is still within reach. Here's what psychology reveals about why we disconnect—and how to return to what matters.

Always in silent mode? Psychologists reveal what it really means - Talk Android

Are you constantly keeping your smartphone in silent mode? This habit might reveal more about your psychological profile than you realize. Recent behavioral

7 signs a single woman is secretly lonely (but too proud to admit it)

Loneliness can be a silent battle, especially when pride is on the line. As a single woman, admitting loneliness can feel like admitting defeat. However, there are telltale signs that a single woman is secretly lonely, but too stubborn to confess it. In this article, we’re going to explore these subtle signs. Hopefully, it will help us understand our friends better, or even ourselves. 1) Overcompensation in social situations Loneliness can often…

Silence, often used as a strategy to avoid conflicts, may seem an effective short-term solution. However, according to psychology, this practice can have significant consequences for emotional well-being and mental health. Although the desire to keep peace and avoid confrontations is understandable, it is crucial to understand the impact of this... The post What Psychology reveals about the habit of silenting to avoid attacks appeared first on O…

We humans like to be in company, to have a strong circle of friends and a lot of contact with our family. But more and more of us have to struggle with loneliness.We humans like to be in company, to have a strong circle of friends and a lot of contact with our family. But more and more of us have to struggle with loneliness.

Carlos used to have a group of friends he used to hang out with every weekend. With them he laughed, he was venturing, he shared the good and the bad. Today, his cell phone barely rings. There was no dramatic fight or betrayal. Just silence. And even though he wonders what happened, he doesn’t find a clear answer. “Did everyone change or was I the one who changed too much?” he asks. According to clinical psychologist Marisa Franco, staying witho…