I have just started a new blog on mental health and psychology. From now on, I will post my articles on mentallyfine.com You will be able to find articles about psychology, mental health, mental disorders, self development tips, mental health … Continue reading
For Better Decisions, Think in a Foreign Language
Having decisions in your mother tongue is what we do but would our decisions change if we thought in a foreign language while deciding? The answer is yes, we can have better decisions if we use a language other than … Continue reading
Parts of The Brain
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Thinking About Death May Improve Life
The thought of death doen’t sound good for most of us. Death is one of our biggest fears. So It is normal that we avoid thinking about it. Some people think reverse. We must think about the death more frequently. … Continue reading
How to Distinguish the Forgetful from Those at Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease
Memory problems, which affect both the person and his family, may result from normal aging. Amnestic mild cognitive impairment also causes memory loss, so ?t is difficult to determine whether the loss of memory is an indicator of aMCI or … Continue reading
Memory Loss With Aging May not Be Necessarily Permanent
Memory loss resourced from aging is a common problem among all. But new studies about memory loss related to aging on animals show that it may not be necessariyl permanent. A research made on fruit flies shows that there is … Continue reading
Too Much Happiness is Bad For You
Have you ever thought that too much happiness may be bad for you? Someone has and she (June Gruber, a professor of psychology at Yale University ) did a research on this subject. The result is like those wonderful science … Continue reading
Ego Defense Mechanisms
“I’m not the only one who ever told a lie!” Such a remark is an example of one of many ego defense mechanisms – also known as defense mechanisms. These are not necessarily maladaptive or inappropriate. In some cases, they … Continue reading
How Can Exercise Improve Your Mental Health?
The link between exercise and mental health has been studied since the early 1900s. Various studies show a relationship between exercise and how it can ease anxiety and depression, improve mood and self-esteem, and help a person achieve quality sleep. … Continue reading
DNA Testing
You must have heard the term DNA many times so far in your life. And you may roughly know the meaning of this term. And you must have realized how important it can be for humans from the point of … Continue reading