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Mental Health Revolution: XAIA – Your AI-VR Ally in Therapy

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Mental health support sees a revolutionary shift with the eXtended-Reality Artificially Intelligent Ally (XAIA). Developed by researchers, XAIA combines generative AI and VR to offer self-administered therapy for mild to moderate anxiety or depression. This innovative approach aims to supplement traditional methods, addressing professional shortages and enhancing accessibility. 1. XAIA’s Genesis: Filling Gaps in Mental […]

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Understanding the Psychopath’s Revenge Tactics – Storm of the Soul

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Psychopathy, a perplexing and often misconstrued condition, is characterized by a lack of empathy, remorse, and an inflated sense of self-importance. One of the intriguing facets of psychopathy is its proclivity for seeking revenge. Delving into the intricate and shadowy realm of the psychopathic mind, this exploration unveils the driving forces behind their relentless pursuit

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Dating a Sensitive Partner? Keys to Deepening Your Connection with HSPs.

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Embarking on a romantic journey with a highly sensitive person (HSP) is akin to strolling through a vibrant garden of emotions. This guide navigates the intricacies of dating an HSP, offering profound insights and practical tips for fostering a relationship that cherishes their unique sensitivity. From understanding the biological roots of high sensitivity to embracing

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Strategies for Overcoming an Offensive Personality

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Have you ever felt like you’re perpetually under a dark cloud? Do your relationships often feel like they’re sinking ships? Does solitude seem like your constant companion? If so, you might be unknowingly emitting signals of an offensive personality through your body language, words, or tone of voice. Unlocking the Enigma of an Offensive Personality

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Posture Perfection: What does it mean?

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Embrace Uplifting Posture: Discover the Power of Proper Alignment In an era dominated by digital devices, the prevalence of poor posture has surged, fueled by prolonged hours hunched over laptops and smartphones. This seemingly innocuous habit often goes unnoticed, yet its repercussions on our bodies are significant. Slouching, a posture characterized by a rounded back

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Decode Your Personality with Your Sleep Position!

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Have you ever wondered what your sleeping position reveals about your personality and mood? A sleep study conducted by the hotel chain Premier Inn, in collaboration with British body language expert Robert Phipps, suggests that your sleeping posture can provide insights into your stress level, personality traits, and overall well-being. The Foetal Position: Seeking Comfort

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Little-Known Facts About Left-Handers

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In a world seemingly designed for right-handed individuals, left-handers have long remained an intriguing enigma. While they represent a minority, comprising roughly 10% of the global population, left-handers possess a unique set of characteristics and abilities that set them apart. Delve into the captivating realm of left-handedness as we unveil a tapestry of little-known facts

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Women Reveal the Real Reasons They Text Naked Photos of Themselves

Women Reveal the Real Reasons They Text Naked Photos of Themselves

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The question is, why do you do it? It’s very common these days for young women, especially, to text naked photos of themselves. The answer, however, is not that simple to define. The trend surrounding women naked photos doesn’t appear to be dying down anytime soon, either. Women can send racy photos for a number

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A Psychologist Explains Why People Gossip—and the Reason Might Surprise You

A Psychologist Explains Why People Gossip—And The Reason Might Surprise You

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Why Do People Gossip? There’s nothing like juicy gossip. While some people may be appalled at the thought of talebearing, everyone does it. Our conversations are not always about work, family, and life’s dilemmas. Why do people gossip so much? Could there be a psychological component to our need to talk about another person’s business? What

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What It Means to Be an Ambivert, and How to Know if You Are One

What It Means to Be an Ambivert, and How to Know if You Are One

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An ambivert is a personality type that falls midway between an extrovert and an introvert. They aren’t as outgoing as an extrovert, but they’re less reserved than an introvert. People’s sociability forms a continuum with extroverts at one end, introverts at the other, and ambiverts in the middle. While ambiverts are less well-known than extroverts

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Is it Possible to Fight Against your Personality?

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Personality Types: Can We Mold and Shape Ourselves in Today’s Society? I have ever found yourself in a public setting, one thing was abundantly clear: some people are more gifted at expressing themselves to acquaintances and strangers than others. In basic terms, people are divided into two categories according to the personality traits and behaviors

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10 Things to Do if You Have Been a Victim of Sexual Assault

10 Things to Do if You Have Been a Victim of Sexual Assault

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Sexual assault is scary. If you’ve been the victim of one of these attacks, know that you have resources. You’re not alone. You can fight back and protect yourself. 1. Get to safety. Immediately after the assault, get to a safe place. This can include you, your parents’ or a trusted friend’s house. Other places include the

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Russian Vogue Model Shares Shocking Photos of Her Bottered Face After Alleged Assault By Boyfriend

Russian Vogue Model Shares Shocking Photos of Her Battered Face After Alleged Assault by Boyfriend

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Kira Dice, a famous model who has shot for Russian Vogue magazine, shocked and upset her fans in November 2018. Using social media, she revealed that her boyfriend attacked her in her home in Moscow, throwing chairs and hitting her. Kira says she hopes her pain can help to raise awareness over the issue of domestic violence.

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Kids Born in August More Likely to Have ADHD Diagnosis_

Kids Born in August More Likely to Have ADHD Diagnosis

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A new large-scale nationwide analysis has shown that kids born in August are at a higher rate of attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) compared with their peers born weeks later in September. This finding strengthens concerns that this common neurodevelopment disorder may be over-diagnosed.   Most kids in the U.S. join kindergarten at the age of

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What Happens to Your Brain During Solitary Confinement

What Happens to Your Brain During Solitary Confinement

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Solitary confinement happens to be a brutal, psychologically destructive practice of keeping an inmate in a single cell for hours, days, months, or years whereby they are in little or no contact to the outside world. Marvin Zuckerman, a Professor Emeritus at the University of Delaware, conducts a research involving the sensation-seeking trait, affect assessment

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Why Extremely Beautiful People Get Fewer Dates

Why Extremely Beautiful People Get Fewer Dates

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Every person would like to be more beautiful, and it is evident with the current multi-billion dollar cosmetic industry. Though it is counter-intuitive, being beautiful has its downsides according to science. A study by the popular online dating site, OK Cupid, has shown that beautiful people who post extremely beautiful profile pictures tend to receive

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8 Behaviors of Someone Who Suffers from Emotional Trauma

8 Behaviors of Someone Who Suffers from Emotional Trauma

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Emotional trauma and distressing thoughts can be painful in an afflicted person. A piece of good advice can be very helpful to someone suffering from the pain of emotional trauma. When talking about “thoughts” we are not referring to conscious cognitive functioning. Everyone requires such thoughts to function in social life, work, and school. Instead,

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