The issue of technology is somewhat of a paradox. It’s an undeniable advancement that’s helped bridge the gap between us the rest of the world. But in other instances, it’s become a replacement for real interaction. So many people are living out their life online through the creation of an avatar. It’s nothing new to hear this since we’re well into the information age. But it’s becoming more and more of a problem.
We all become a little over-enamoured by people at times. It’s a symptom of our class-based social structure. We look up to people who we feel are superior to us. But oftentimes, we can give credit to those where it isn’t warranted. When this happens, it’s can be known as the ‘Halo Effect.’
According to the Swiss Psychologist Jean Piaget, there are four stages of cognitive development during a child’s early life. His theory focuses not only on how children learn, but also the mental functions behind their intellectual process. Piaget’s assertion was that infants are ‘experimental observers.’ They spend time testing out various ways of performing tasks before settling on their preferred way of getting results.
Put simply, a sleep disorder is any form of dysfunctional sleep pattern that has a negative impact on your day to day life. They’re far more numerous than you might imagine. In fact, they are around 96 recorded sleep disorders that have been classified. However, we’re only going to deal with the most common.
s said that our verbal communication makes up only 7% of our communication, 38% is made up by our tone of voice, and the remaining 55% is accounted for by our body language. It has a huge say in how we relate to one another. But it’s something we can so easily become unaware of.
The fear of public speaking is one of the oldest hang-ups there is in society. Many of us can recite anecdote after anecdote to our friends. But if we’re asked to tell those same stories in front of all our friends combined, most of us would be less than enthused by the idea. What is it that makes us so reticent to taking centre stage?
Why are you in a relationship in the first place, and what keeps you there? Seriously? Relationships have peculiar dynamics, which are as rich and varied as each passing day. We ultimately want to be with someone because on some level, it completes a part of our soul.
