I am very excited to share a guest author’s post today! Especially because the article is on one of psychology’s most important endeavors: understanding what brings us happiness so we can better attain it. Enjoy! * * * * * Reiterating Everyday Psychophilosophy’s musings on the definition of happiness, it is…
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I loved this course–it offered research-based ways to improve the art and science of building friendships. The author did an incredible job understanding some of the awkwardness of social interactions and normalized them, using tools to guide the reader to improve their skills that will lead of awesome friendship. I’ll definitely be taking more courses…
First of all, it’s a big word. According to oxforddictionaries.com, “psycho-philosophy” came about in the 1920s, with its earliest use in The Burlington Magazine. I can’t vouch for the veracity of that claim (it’s the only legitimate looking website that even had a definition for it), but I can say that I had never heard…
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“Do you know what a God who is not personal is?” asks Mordechai. “Weather. Just weather.” — God on Trial by Anthony Sacramone Small talk in Ohio is never a problem: You always have the weather. Specifically, your intense dislike for it. One day I literally (a word I use in its literal sense) got rained on, enjoyed the sun, froze…