“…Similarly, Helgoe explains, neuroimaging studies found that in introverts’ brains, activation is centered in the frontal cortex — the part of the brain that is responsible for remembering, planning, decision making, and problem solving. These are, of course, activities that require turning one’s focus and attention inward, as introverts are prone to do — and…
“If you’re not regularly spending time alone, you’re not living your best life… Introverts need alone time like we need air to breathe…” Click 7 Ways Spending Time Alone Will Change Your Life | Psychology Today for the rest of the article.
“Bebop, abstract art, sushi…people often say that it takes time to appreciate such things—that they are acquired tastes. Psychologically speaking, what does it mean for something to be uninteresting or even distasteful at first but then with time, gain in appreciation? In art, many styles when first encountered looked so perverse that their very status…
“Why you should trust your gut. Almost every Radical Remission cancer survivor I’ve studied used their intuition to help make decisions related to their healing process. Research on intuition and following your ‘gut’ instinct may explain why…” To read the rest of the article, click: The Science Behind Intuition | Psychology Today
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