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3 'Bad' Behaviors That Are Actually Good for You, According to Psychology
No one suggests you go hog wild with your vices, but being a little naughty has big upsides.
5 Ways to Stay Positive When You’re Having a Bad Day
Bad days are inevitable. How you respond will determine your success.
12 Easy Ways to Improve a Bad Mood
Being in a bad mood is no fun for you — or for those around you. Try these non-pharmaceutical mood enhancers to brighten a gloomy day.
7 Tips for Replacing Bad Habits with Positive Habits
How to create a happy life by implementing "The Slight Edge" philosophy.
8 Behaviors That Create Anxiety (And How To Avoid Having Them)
8 Behaviors That Create Anxiety (And How To Avoid Having Them) As per the American Psychology Association , anxiety is defined as “an emotion characterized by f
7 Bad Work Habits You Should Break
Share on<br>There are all different kinds of bad work habits. There are those that we tend to think of as procrastination methods, habits that wreak havoc on your productivity. Then there are those that make you work harder and impose additional stresses on your life. Then there are the bad habits happen as a result of being busy and stressed at work, but don't necessarily happen at our desks. Regardless, all of these bad habits have something to do with how we…
Positive Thinking: 7 Easy Ways to Improve a Bad Day
Don't let a bad morning ruin your entire day. Use these mental tricks to change your momentum.
Using Behavioral Interview Questions
MAS Medical Staffing, medical staffing experts, discuss the benefits of behavioral questions to make sure the candidate is a solid fit.
How To Change Your Behaviors & Thoughts
Do you feel that you are able to change ingrained patterns of behavior that you have had for a long time? If not, you’re not alone! Most people feel that behaviors (as well as thoughts) are difficult to change. And they are right. Behavior modification...
5 Reasons Why You Feel Like You Don't Have Enough Time, According to Psychology
Data simply doesn't support the idea that people have less time than in the past, but psychological factors are driving scores of people to believe the opposite.
10 behavioral interview questions to ask physicians
Hospitals need physicians who can connect with patients. For employers, behavioral interview questions give a glimpse into how a physician will handle the various situations they may face in the new job.
What physicians need to do to change patient behavior
Engaged patients have better outcomes. Learn more about patient and family communication in this helpful blog post from PerfectServe.
How to Tell If Someone's Crazy-Making Behavior is Passive-Aggressive
Dr. Rhoberta Shaler, The Relationship Help Doctor, offers relationship advice for dealing with difficult issues and people. She focuses on helping her client...
6 Notoriously Bad Habits And How To Break Them (For Good)
Science reveals how to overcome six common compulsive behaviors. Hint: It's not about willpower.
How to Break Bad Habits and Change Behaviors
Old habits can be hard to break, and new habits hard to make.
No One Can Agree What a Spoiler Is, But Maybe This Guide Can Help
We talked to entertainment critics, a psychology professor, and WIRED readers to figure out answers to our most burning questions: What are spoilers? How long do they last? And why do they matter to us, anyway?
6 Positive Lifestyle Factors That Promote Good Health
Learn the 6 lifestyle behaviors that have the greatest influence on a person's health, longevity, and psychological age.
What Is Practical Intelligence and Can It Be Improved?
We may take what it means to be "smart" as a given. But psychologists have been trying to come up with an intelligence definition since psychology itself was first established as a scientific discipline in the late 1800s.
4 common but harmful myths about how your brain works
Psychology professor Art Markman explains why you should stop believing these things about your brain.
Why We Procrastinate and What to Do About It
Procrastination may be a result of what reinforces our behaviors.
