Self-Transcendence: A Path to Positive Growth
Exploring the principles of self-transcendence in Humanistic and Positive Psychology, focusing on continuous personal and spiritual growth.
AlexJuly 13
The Kuakua Blog
Discover actionable insights on positive psychology, personal growth, and well-being. Stay updated with the latest articles and tools for cultivating joy and resilience.
AlexJuly 13What Happy People Do Differently
Discover the counterintuitive habits of the happiest people and why they seek challenges instead of rewards to achieve lasting happiness.
AlexJuly 12Exploring the Need for Cognition: Why We Enjoy Thinking
Discover the psychological concept of Need for Cognition (NFC) and why some people enjoy intellectual challenges and problem-solving more than others.
AlexJuly 11
How to Face a Dilemma
Discover how to face dilemmas with positive psychology and neuroscience. Learn strategies to leverage strengths and cultivate a growth mindset.
AlexJuly 10
Positive Qualities in a Person: 100+ Character Traits and Strengths
Discover over 100 positive qualities and character traits that contribute to personal growth, well-being, and success in various areas of life.
AlexJuly 10
Facing Failure Positively
Embrace failure as a stepping stone to success. Discover psychological and neuroscientific insights on managing and learning from failure.
AlexJuly 9
Twin Studies & Adoption Studies: Nature vs. Nurture
Explore the differences between twin studies and adoption studies in understanding the roles of nature and nurture in shaping human behavior.
AlexJuly 8
Realistic Conflict Theory: Explaining Group Conflict and Prejudice
A comprehensive look into Realistic Conflict Theory (RCT), its development, the Robbers Cave study, and modern implications of intergroup competition and prejudice.
AlexJuly 5
Tian Ren He Yi and Positive Psychology: Aligning with Nature for Personal Harmony
Explore how the ancient Chinese concept of Tian Ren He Yi can enhance well-being through alignment with nature and the self, resonating deeply with principles of positive psychology.
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