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SHERVAN K SHAHHIAN
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A Malignant Narcissist may not be an official mental health diagnosis, but,...
A Malignant Narcissist may not be an official mental health diagnosis, but a term used to describe a particularly severe pattern of narcissistic traits combined with other harmful characteristics. Someone described as having malignant narcissistic traits may exhibit: An exaggerated sense of superiority and entitlement. A strong need for admiration and control. Little or no empathy for others. Exploitative or manipulative behavior. Aggression, cruelty, or enjoyment of humiliat
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17 hours ago1 min read
Self-Destructive Behaviors are patterns of thinking or acting that cause harm,...
Please, Consult with a Medical Doctor/Psychiatrist Self-Destructive Behaviors are patterns of thinking or acting that cause harm to a person's physical, emotional, social, financial, or psychological well-being, either immediately or over time. Sometimes these behaviors are intentional, but they maybe indirect or unconscious attempts to cope with overwhelming emotions, trauma, stress, or unmet psychological needs. Self-destructive behaviors may provide temporary relief from e
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17 hours ago4 min read
Psychological Wounds may refer to emotional or mental injuries:
Psychological Wounds may refer to emotional or mental injuries that individuals experience as a result of traumatic events, adverse experiences, or ongoing stressors. These wounds may manifest in various ways and impact a person's thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and overall well-being. Here's a breakdown of some possible key aspects: Causes: Psychological wounds may arise from a wide range of experiences, including childhood trauma, abuse, neglect, accidents, loss of a loved
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19 hours ago2 min read
Psychotherapy encompasses a wide range of techniques:
Psychotherapy encompasses a wide range of techniques, each tailored to address different psychological issues and client needs. Here are some major variations of psychotherapy techniques, (the explanations of each therapy is theocratical, not matter of fact): 1. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Focus: Changing negative thought patterns and behaviors. Techniques: Cognitive restructuring, exposure therapy, and behavioral activation. 2. Psychodynamic Therapy Focus: Unconsciou
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20 hours ago2 min read
Grief is a natural, universal response to loss:
Grief is a natural, universal response to loss. Although it is most often associated with the death of a loved one, grief may also follow divorce, the loss of health, unemployment, miscarriage, the end of a relationship, or any significant life change. There may not be a single "correct" way to grieve. People's responses vary widely depending on their personality, culture, beliefs, relationship to what was lost, coping skills, and available support. Here are some of the broad
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4 days ago4 min read
Parapsychology: Anomalous Cognition (AC) is a term used primarily in parapsychology:
Anomalous Cognition (AC) is a term used primarily in parapsychology to describe the acquisition of information without any known sensory, inferential, or conventional means of communication. The term was introduced to avoid assumptions about the mechanism involved (such as "telepathy" or "clairvoyance"). Definition Anomalous cognition could be defined as: The apparent acquisition of accurate information about an object, person, place, or event through means not explained by t
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4 days ago2 min read
Future Oriented fear is the experience of fear, worry, or apprehension about events that have not yet happened,...
Future oriented fear is the experience of fear, worry, or apprehension about events that have not yet happened but are anticipated to occur. It is a normal human response that helps people prepare for potential threats, but when it becomes excessive, it may interfere with daily life. Definition Future oriented fear maybe an emotional and cognitive state characterized by: Anticipating negative outcomes. Imagining possible dangers or failures. Feeling uncertain about what lies
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4 days ago3 min read
Momentary Thoughts are brief, short lived thoughts that quickly pass through the mind:
Momentary Thoughts are brief, short lived thoughts that quickly pass through the mind. They may appear automatically in response to situations, emotions, memories, sensations, or environmental cues. In psychology, they maybe considered part of the normal flow of consciousness and may include: Quick impressions Passing worries Sudden memories Fleeting judgments Random associations Brief emotional reactions Examples: “Did I lock the door?” “That person looks familiar.” “I hope
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6 days ago1 min read
An Anxious Prediction is a thought pattern:
An Anxious Prediction is a thought pattern where a person automatically expects something negative, threatening, embarrassing, or harmful to happen in the future, often without solid evidence. It is common in anxiety disorders, stress reactions, and everyday worry. Examples: “I’m probably going to fail the interview.” “They must be upset with me.” “Something bad is going to happen.” “I’ll embarrass myself.” “If I make one mistake, everything will fall apart.” Psychologically,
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6 days ago1 min read
Mr. Ted Owens was The Greatest American Psychic, UFO Contactee and Prophet for some:
Ted Owens was The greatest American Psychic Claimant, UFO Contactee and Prophet for some, who became known as "The PK Man" ("PK" standing for psychokinesis, or mind over matter effects). He claimed that he was in telepathic communication with extraterrestrial or "Space Intelligence" entities that enabled him to influence physical events, including weather, electrical systems, UFO appearances, and even large scale natural phenomena. Background Prophet Owens served in the U.S.
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6 days ago2 min read
Parapsychology: Crisis Apparitions are reports of seeing, hearing, or sensing,...
Crisis Apparitions are reports of seeing, hearing, or sensing a person at about the same time that person is experiencing a life threatening crisis, serious accident, or death, often when the experiencer had no normal way of knowing what was happening. Examples include: Seeing a relative appear briefly in a room, only to learn later that the relative died at roughly the same time. Hearing a loved one's voice calling one's name during a medical emergency. Feeling a vivid prese
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6 days ago2 min read
Parapsychology: Bereavement Apparitions are experiences in which a person perceives,...
Bereavement Apparitions are experiences in which a person perceives the presence of a deceased loved one after that person's death. These experiences are surprisingly common and are often reported during the grieving process. Common Types of Bereavement Apparitions People may report: Seeing: the deceased person briefly. Hearing: their voice. Feeling their presence: in the room. Sensing a touch: such as a hand on the shoulder. Smelling a familiar scent: associated with the dec
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6 days ago2 min read
Scientific Psychology is the study of behavior, thoughts, emotions, and mental processes,...
Scientific Psychology is the study of behavior, thoughts, emotions, and mental processes using the scientific method. Rather than relying on intuition, personal opinion, or anecdotal evidence, scientific psychology develops and tests theories through systematic observation, experimentation, and data analysis. Core Principles of Scientific Psychology 1. Empirical Evidence Scientific psychology is based on observable and measurable evidence. Psychologists collect data through:
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7 days ago3 min read
Machiavellianism maybe a personality trait characterized by strategic manipulation:
Machiavellianism is a personality trait characterized by strategic manipulation, emotional detachment, and a focus on personal gain or power. The term comes from Niccolò Machiavelli, whose writings, especially The Prince, were interpreted as emphasizing pragmatic, sometimes ruthless political strategy. Key characteristics Manipulative behavior: influencing others to achieve one’s goals. Strategic thinking: planning several steps ahead. Emotional detachment: making decisions w
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7 days ago2 min read
Dark Psychology may not be a recognized branch of psychology:
Dark Psychology is not a recognized branch of psychology. It is a popular term used to describe the study or discussion of manipulative, coercive, and exploitative behaviors that some people use to influence others. Topics maybe associated with "dark psychology" include: Manipulation: influencing someone for personal gain without their informed consent. Gaslighting: making someone question their own memories, perceptions, or sanity. Emotional manipulation: using guilt, fear,
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7 days ago1 min read
Emotional Blackmail is a form of psychological manipulation:
Emotional Blackmail is a form of psychological manipulation in which someone uses fear, obligation, guilt, shame, or affection to pressure another person into doing what they want. The goal is to control another person's behavior by exploiting the relationship rather than communicating openly and respectfully. How Emotional Blackmail Works It often follows a predictable pattern: A demand The person wants you to do something. Example: "You need to cancel your plans and stay wi
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7 days ago3 min read
Love Bombing maybe a manipulation tactic in which someone overwhelms another person with:
Love Bombing maybe a manipulation tactic in which someone overwhelms another person with excessive affection, attention, gifts, compliments, or promises early in a relationship, or after conflict, to quickly create emotional dependence or regain control. It may look like: Constant texting or calling and expecting immediate replies. Saying "I love you" or talking about marriage very early. Lavish gifts or grand romantic gestures that feel overwhelming. Making you feel like you
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Jul 21 min read
Trauma bonding: The bond forms through a recurring cycle of abuse,...
Trauma bonding maybe a strong emotional attachment that develops between a person and someone who repeatedly harms, manipulates, or abuses them. The bond forms through a recurring cycle of abuse followed by kindness, affection, apologies, or promises to change. This pattern may make it very difficult for the victim to leave the relationship, even when they recognize it is harmful. It is important to distinguish trauma bonding from healthy love. A trauma bond is maintained by
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Jul 23 min read
Complementary Mental Health Services are non-primary, supportive approaches
The strength of evidence varies by condition. Complementary Mental Health Services are non-primary, supportive approaches that are used alongside conventional mental health treatment, not as replacements. Their goal is to enhance emotional well-being, reduce stress, improve coping skills, and support recovery. These services maybe combined with psychotherapy, psychiatric care, medication: (Consult with a Medical Doctor), and lifestyle interventions. Common Complementary Menta
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Jul 23 min read
Psychological Domination refers to the use of psychological tactics to,...
Psychological domination refers to the use of psychological tactics to gain, maintain, or exert power and control over another person's thoughts, emotions, decisions, or behavior. It may occur in many different contexts, and whether it is healthy or harmful depends on the nature of the relationship and whether it is consensual. There maybe two broad forms: 1. Harmful Psychological Domination (Coercive Control) This is the form most commonly discussed in psychology and mental
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Jun 292 min read
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