Category Archives: Social Psychology

Articles on the study of individuals in the social context.

What Is Couples Counseling?

Couples therapy, not to be confused with marriage counseling, is the process of meeting with a licensed therapist that specializes in relationships and talking over the issues that you’re facing as a couple. The purpose is to dig deep into your own issues individually as well as the obstacles within the relationship. Creating better ways to communicate and understanding each other’s actions is at the crux of the therapy – but there are many different methodologies and approaches. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Definitions, Love And Relationships, Psychology News, Social Psychology and tagged newsnow, relationship counseling, therapy for couples, what is couples counseling on June 2, 2022 by WIP.

How Your Personality Traits Can Affect Your Dating Game

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It’s no secret that humans have a lot in common. However, we all have characteristics that make us unique and the truth is some personality traits can affect our dating game. For example, if you’re a visual learner, you might not be as good at keeping track of the nuances in a conversation. For the most part, your success may depend on the situation you are in, the type of person you are, and the type of person you are with. Here are a few ways your personality traits may affect your dating game. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Love And Relationships, Psychology News, Social Psychology and tagged extravert dating, INFJ dating tips, INFJ relationships, introvert dating, newsnow, personality traits and dating on March 30, 2022 by WIP.

Why is Addiction Recovery So Hard?

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Recovery from addiction is hard. Nevertheless, the rewards of breaking free from addiction are worth the effort. In this article, we will discuss why addiction occurs and common obstacles that may slow or hinder a person’s recovery from addiction. You will also learn how you can start your journey to recovery if you are currently experiencing addiction issues. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Abnormal Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology and tagged addiction recovery, addiction treatment, how to break addiction, newsnow, what causes addiction on November 15, 2021 by WIP.

How to Get Your Life Back on Track

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To say that the past two years have been difficult would be a massive understatement. This period of our recent history has fundamentally changed the lives of millions of people and has encouraged most individuals to take a look at their lives and reassess where they would like to be. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Abnormal Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Psychology News, Social Psychology and tagged how to declutter, how to get organized, how to regain control of your life, newsnow on November 8, 2021 by WIP.

Color Psychology in Branding Design

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When it comes to marketing, few things are as critical as the color selection used. Solid and effective color choices can lead to stronger brand messaging, greater consumer engagement and motivate your customers to take action. The detrimental effects of poor color choices, however, can have significant negative impacts on your brand. Color choice can mean the difference between retaining prospective clients or turning them away searching for viable alternatives with the most aesthetically pleasing brand imagery that is more conducive to their sensibilities and confidence. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology and tagged color and branding, color psychology, meaning of colors, newsnow on September 22, 2021 by WIP.

How to Improve Your Mental Health in College

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Whether you’re 18 or over 50, your mental health is important. Daily life stressors combined with going to college at any age may lead to feelings of anxiety and depression. The thing is, even though we all experience emotional issues from time to time, younger adults may not yet know how to process them as effectively as someone who’s older. However, the tips below will help you to deal with the challenges of adjusting to college life and dealing with the many other challenges you face each day. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Abnormal Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology and tagged benefits of mindfulness, benefits of telehealth, improve mental health in college, newsnow on September 13, 2021 by WIP.

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