What the gifts you give say about your personality For the end of year celebrations, there are generally two teams: that of people who like to celebrate Christmas, and the other, with those who are less fans of these festivities. Despite everything, the French remain generally attached to the spirit of Christmas and don’t hesitate … Read more
The Human Nature Altruism Scale, developed by Lawrence Wrightsman, is a subscale within the broader framework for assessing individuals’ perceptions of human nature. This tool focuses specifically on assessing altruistic tendencies, which is defined as selfless concern for the well-being of others. If you interested in getting the scale or need further information, Comment below. … Read more
People who suffer from loneliness think differently, study finds Loneliness is not just a feeling of emptiness: it profoundly changes the way a person perceives the world and interacts with their environment. A study published in Communications Psychologyhighlights the fact that solitary individuals think and express themselves differently when discussing shared cultural topics, such as … Read more
3 Behaviors in Adulthood That Reveal That You Were a Victim of Bullying at School Whether physical, verbal or psychological, school bullying can have a significant impact on the lives of victims, well after their schooling. A sad reality illustrated by worrying figures. In France, more than one student per class is concerned victim of … Read more
The Psychological Capital Questionnaire (PCQ) is a widely used self-assessment tool designed to measure an individual’s positive psychological capital (PsyCap). PsyCap is a construct rooted in positive psychology and organizational behavior, and consists of four core dimensions: If you interested in getting the scale or need further information, Comment below. Always remember you need to … Read more
6 simple reasons why a loved one doesn’t want to see or talk to you All our relationships can have ups and downs. Sometimes you have to work hard to make them stand the test of time. But outside of the relationship, our personal trajectories can play a role. And it is not always possible … Read more
The Psychological Adaptation to Breakup Test (PAST) is a psychometric instrument designed to assess the emotional and psychological adjustment of adults who have experienced a relationship breakup. Dissociation can lead to significant stress, emotional distress, and challenges in daily functioning, making this tool invaluable for both clinical and research settings. If you interested in getting … Read more
What is emophilia, the tendency to fall in love quickly and often? The feeling of love can strike suddenly, enveloping a person in a whirlwind of intense and fleeting emotions. For some, this experience is not just occasional: it is an integral part of their way of experiencing relationships. This tendency, called “emophilia” was analyzed … Read more
These 3 habits that emotionally intelligent people have How do you identify a person’s level of emotional intelligence? A person capable of understanding their emotions, of taking a step back, of not being in a direct reaction and impulsiveness, of understanding the emotions of others, of knowing how to apprehend them, of managing them… There … Read more
The Psychological Well-Being Survey (18 items) is a brief instrument based on Carol Reeve’s widely recognized multidimensional model of psychological well-being. It assesses six basic dimensions of well-being: If you interested in getting the scale or need further information, Comment below. Always remember you need to get permission for using the scale.