PSYCHIC FACTS

  Is it OK to be  Positive Every Time . No Is Also a Just Reply To Your feelings, so must reply. You might hear once or a twice (may be a lot of time) that "Be Positive". If you search on the web the ways to be positive you will get hundred or thousands articles but instead of it if you search the ways to be negative then you will find few people  who are considering it first step to the solution.  Its the fact we are not highlighting the negative aspects of our personality. We are negative biased. We just want to keep our dark aspects under the carpet.  Most Common Saying If you have some kind of failure in your life, be positive keep trying you will be succeed next time.  If you lost someone in your life, don't morn on it have patience, be positive. If someone scolded you, be positive take it as a guidance to not repeat the same mistake again. If someone criticize you, take it in a positive way, it is for your betterment. These statements clearly depict t...

  A lot of people assume that introverts and extroverts are opposites, with the former being quiet, reserved and isolated and the latter being outgoing, social and energetic. But this isn’t really the case; there’s actually a lot of overlap between the two personality types, even though they do prefer different ways of doing things and taking in information. So how can you tell if you’re an introvert or an extrovert? Read on to find out. When we talk about introverts, what are we really talking about? So, who are these introverts we hear so much about? According to psychology’s most frequently cited definition (from Jung), an introvert is a person whose energy naturally flows inward, focusing on his or her own thoughts and feelings, while an extrovert draws energy from external sources such as people and activities. In other words, introverts recharge their batteries by spending time alone; extroverts do it by being around other people. Traits of an introvert person Introverts are ...

  Effects of Ostracism/ social Exclusion/ Social Rejection. Introduction of Ostracism/ social Exclusion/ Social Rejection A s social being human want to be connected to their surrounding members. Sometimes people consciously or unconsciously ignore others by not responding to their greetings, avoiding eye contact, do not talk to someone in the group as he/ she is absent, not present there. This act of ignorance is called Ostracism or the social exclusion or social rejection. Ostracism is hurting people with low resilience as it threatens the basic need for belongingness of humans. Ostracized individuals may consider themselves as socially rejected and no doubt rejection can be painful and has negative effects of ostracism. Now Question Arises What are the possible effects of ostracism? So the Possible answers are discussed below. Sadness and Anger:   The immediate response to ostracism is anger and sadness. Threat to physical and psychological Health :  A...