Privacy professionalsfromTechzine Global14 hours agoHumans aren't the weakest link, they're a critical security layerShift focus from security awareness to Human Risk.Human behavior must be accounted for in security strategies.AI is changing the landscape of security threats and human risk.
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fromPsychology Today1 week agoRelationshipsThe 3 Most Harmful Ways Jealousy Manifests in RelationshipsJealousy disrupts relationships subtly, impacting communication and emotional connection.
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fromThe New Yorker9 years agoHumorNew Year's Resolutions: Turning Broken Promises Into Steps Toward SuccessBreaking promises is instinctual; a promise-free lifestyle is key to achieving goals.
Mental healthfromPsychology Today1 month agoThe Hidden Struggle to Embrace What Is Best for UsComplex factors influence why we act against our self-interests.Readiness for Change Model clarifies challenges in initiating change.Lasting change requires realistic expectations and self-acceptance.
fromThe New Yorker9 years agoHumorNew Year's Resolutions: Turning Broken Promises Into Steps Toward SuccessBreaking promises is instinctual; a promise-free lifestyle is key to achieving goals.
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fromwww.nytimes.com4 months agoDigital lifeHow to Keep People Pleasing From Ruining Your FinancesPeople pleasing can lead to significant financial strain and a lack of savings.
MiscellaneousfromPsychology Today2 months agoIs Being a People-Pleaser the Same as Being a Good Person?People-pleasing can erode trust and leads others to see you less seriously.People-pleasers often hide their true intentions beneath a facade of compliance.
fromwww.nytimes.com4 months agoDigital lifeHow to Keep People Pleasing From Ruining Your FinancesPeople pleasing can lead to significant financial strain and a lack of savings.
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fromNature5 months agoWritingIs it really a sin if it's hardwired in? The neurological basis for 'bad' behaviourHuman behaviors often labeled as 'sins' may stem from genetic and neurological factors rather than moral choices.
fromwww.psychologytoday.com5 months agoMental healthThe Misleading Myth of MotivationMotivation is largely heritable and influenced by environmental factors; brain's reward system can help modify negative behaviors.
fromNature5 months agoWritingIs it really a sin if it's hardwired in? The neurological basis for 'bad' behaviourHuman behaviors often labeled as 'sins' may stem from genetic and neurological factors rather than moral choices.
fromwww.psychologytoday.com5 months agoMental healthThe Misleading Myth of MotivationMotivation is largely heritable and influenced by environmental factors; brain's reward system can help modify negative behaviors.
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fromtime.com5 months agoWellnessFYI: People Don't Like When You Abbreviate TextsUsing text abbreviations in messages can lead to negative perceptions of sincerity and diminish the likelihood of meaningful responses.
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