Psychology Today’s Post

Worth a read! We’ve all heard of ACEs, but what about BCEs? Article highlights some very interesting points about how mental health and psychology can be overly problematic focused and often ignores the positives.

A study that was published in the Journal of Abnormal Psychology explored the link between childhood maltreatment and fear of failure in adulthood. The study revealed that individuals who had undergone childhood trauma were more likely to develop a fear of failure later in their lives. The researchers suggested that traumatic experiences during early life can interfere with normal development, leading to psychological challenges such as perfectionism and self-doubt as a way to cope with the underlying pain and insecurity. Below are the steps I have taken on my journey and shared with my clients to overcome the fear of failure and achieve the desired career or promotion . 1. Self-awareness: Recognizing the impact of childhood traumas on our behaviors and beliefs can help us understand why we fear failure. Self-awareness is crucial for healing and personal growth. 3. Building Self-compassion: Challenging negative self-talk and reframing experiences with self-compassion can help overcome the fear of failure. 4. Shifting Perspectives: Addressing childhood traumas can help us reframe our perception of failure, enabling us to embrace failure as an integral part of growth and learning rather than a threat to our worth and identity. Click here to find out 5 signs that you may have a fear of failure.

VETERANS NEEDED FOR PSYCHOLOGY STUDY Hello All,   Hope everyone is well! My name is Madelaine Cooper and I am currently in my final year of psychology at Newcastle University. I am working within the Uncertainty Research Team as a part of my undergraduate dissertation project, under the supervision of Professor Mark Freeston.   I am looking for participants to take part in my study investigating into the experience of being 'between two worlds'. Specifically, I am looking at the experience of Armed Forces Veterans and their navigation between service life and civilian life.   Some individuals live their lives having to balance differing life situations, creating this feeling of being 'between two worlds'. B   This project aims to explore the relationship of being 'between two worlds', the way people experience uncertainty, their emotions and reactions, and how they adjust and cope. While the overall survey looks at different experiences of being between two worlds, there is a specific version for people who have been in the armed forces that is selected at the start. For veterans, this is important as I aim to identify factors that influence coping with the challenges of leaving the services and adjusting to civilian life.   The findings can then contribute to recommendations for strategies and interventions for helping veterans adjusting to the differences between service and civilian life, subsequently benefitting current and future veteran's lives. As someone with lived experience of this transition, your views and contributions are very valuable to this project.   Participation is completely optional and all participants remain completely anonymous. Participants must be over 18 years old.   The study involves completion of a survey which will take you around 15 minutes. For every fifty participants who complete the survey in a specific stream, we will donate £20 to a mental health charity relevant to the stream on your behalf.    This is the link: https://lnkd.in/exDbd4P2   If you have any queries, please get in touch at: [email protected]   Thank you! Walking With The Wounded SSAFA the Armed Forces charity Help for Heroes Combat Stress: The UK's Leading Charity for Veterans' Mental Health

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How to leverage psychology to aid a war-torn world Psychological science can help us understand why conflicts happen, inform how best to rebuild communities and nations, and help prevent future violence. Read more:

How to leverage psychology to aid a war-torn world Psychological science can help us understand why conflicts happen, inform how best to rebuild communities and nations, and help prevent future violence. Read more:

What is the mechanism underlying positive psychology?

Hello Friends, I am presenting my dissertation study requires participants. Please review and email me for any questions. If you know any males at least 18 years of age, living in Houston, and lived or living in a fatherless environment. The role of fathers in the family unit has long been a topic of psychological and sociological research. My dissertation focuses on understanding the profound effects that the absence of a father has on an individual’s mental health and developmental outcomes. This study aims to shed light on the various dimensions through which father absence can influence a person’s life, from childhood through adulthood. God Bless, James Ellis, Jr.

The Psychological problem Facing The World The components of a psychology are soul, mind and heart. These elements are the key drivers of life. Every idea comes to mind for analysis, goes to heart for a custody and to the soul for daily practice. Amongst other things from these elements stems attitude, believe, hatred, love, discrimination etc. and if someone has to convince the other then he has to win over that person's psychological grounds. The positive psychological frame of the nation can be the best mechanism to measure the extend of its future (e.g. China). Self love or hate, inferiority complex, corruption, self trust or otherwise are also issues of psychology. The psychological based challenges facing the world which sabotage the attainment of social cohesion and hindering the development are Gender based peripheral, Racial categoric sideline and Tribal groups disorientation. The hindge of a political system of the world centres around these challenges I have outlined. The world today is not in a harmonic state by virtue of intolerence and non collaborative attitude amongst the people. The truth is that no one was born with any of these weaknesses but the world improperly doctrinated us. The only antidote is to establish the international-based educational program that can cater to every inhabitants from early childhood development and maybe the world one day can be a better place again. Our actions are psychologically rooted!!!!