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Surrounding your environment with the right colours can change your effectiveness and efficiency.
[ Psychology article from 11 Aug 2009 ]
“What You Can Change and What You Can’t” is a book that attempts to pinpoint the degree of control we have over ourselves and our problems.
[ Psychology article from 14 Apr 2009 ]
The Psychology of Persuasion” explains how we are manipulated through biological means and social expectations to respond to sales tactics, cons or manipulation.
[ Psychology article from 6 Apr 2009 ]
Thomas A. Harris’s book “I’m OK, You’re OK” is one of the most famous self-improvement book s of all time and builds on the principles of Transactional Analysis.
[ Psychology article from 30 Mar 2009 ]
Becoming aware of games and the places they come up is the first step to more honest and effective communication with the people around us.
[ Psychology article from 11 Mar 2009 ]
Humans rely on certain signals to quickly convey the value of something. This tendency to use short-cuts is manipulated by ads, marketers, salesmen and canvassers in a variety of ways.
[ Psychology article from 23 Feb 2009 ]
The Empowerment Dynamic complements the drama triangle’s three roles with positive versions of these roles: the creator, the challenger and the coach.
[ Psychology article from 17 Feb 2009 ]
One of the most dysfunctional forms of communication is the so-called drama triangle. Learn how to spot and diffuse these situations for more effective communication.
[ Psychology article from 2 Feb 2009 ]
If you are a non-confrontational person, you may sweat at the thought of having to assert yourself. Learn how you can become more assertive.
[ Psychology article from 19 Jan 2009 ]
MBTI – The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator is a personality test that gauges the individual’s preference regarding four personality traits, and could potentially be used to show preferences for certain organisational systems.
[ Psychology article from 29 Sep 2008 ]
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