Here’s how to “measure” your personality Have you ever wondered why you act a certain way or feel certain emotions in specific situations? Exploring your personality is a key step to better understanding yourself, but the tools available are often time-consuming and technical. A study published in the journalAmerican Psychological Association offers a concise and … Read more
Our selection of perfect gifts to give at Christmas according to personality As inspiration runs out, some play it safe with checks or explicitly stated wishes. But is there a universal present to touch all hearts? The experts answer in the negative. Everyone has their perfect gift. For some, they represent pleasures to be discovered. … Read more
How does your personality change over time? Personality, often seen as a stable trait, is in reality constantly evolving. Researchers from theUniversity of Zurich and Washington revealed that these transformations do not follow a uniform pattern. Each individual experiences changes adapted to their experiences, proving that our personality is as dynamic as our lives. A … Read more
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
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
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
These 7 behaviors are indicative of superior relational intelligence It has become a discipline, a box to check on a CV, a tool which, particularly in the world of work, can border on manipulation. But originally, and in our everyday life, “it is quite simply the ability to communicate, to enter into a relationship with … Read more
The real effects of serotonin (no it’s not happiness) “If I’m sad, it’s probably a lack of serotonin! » How many times have we heard this preconceived idea, amplified by the media and our quest for simple answers to complex problems? However, the science is clear: serotonin cannot be reduced to a simple key to … Read more
Typical profile: this is what the personality of manipulators looks like Manipulation can affect all of our personal relationships. When it is the work of a loved one, it is particularly difficult to understand since the feelings can impair our judgment. Furthermore, it can take place when the right-of-way is already installed. Ultimately, manipulation can … Read more
This practice could make your brain four years younger Time passes and we (unfortunately) all get older. Over the years, our cognitive functions suffer. Our attention, memory and executive functions become less and less efficient. Although it is not yet possible to completely reverse the process to stop aging and never see us lose our … Read more