friendship
Being friends with your ex-partner: It doesn't work for everyone
Whether to stay or not to stay friends with an ex-partner is a personal decision that depends on various factors. While some individuals may find it possible and beneficial to maintain a friendship with an ex, others may prefer to create distance and move on separately.
Kate Yakimchuk ex-partners relationship breakup Psychology 17 July 2023
Maintaining Close Relationships: Frequency Isn't Everything
Contrary to common belief, close friendships don't necessarily require frequent in-person meetings to thrive. You can meet some of your good friends pretty rarely, but still be able to maintain warm and close relationships.
Kate Yakimchuk friends communication Psychology 16 July 2023
Befriending wolves: Is it possible for wolves to become friends with humans?
Wolves are beautiful and intelligent animals, so lots of people like them, and sometimes even see them as "big and slightly angry dogs". While it's possible to befriend wolves, it's still pretty dangerous to do so, even for professionals.
Kate Yakimchuk wild animals wolves Animals 13 July 2023
Parrots can make friends: Extremely social birds
Parrots are highly social creatures and have the capacity to form social bonds and develop friendships, both with other parrots and with humans. Their social nature and intelligence enable them to establish relationships based on mutual trust, companionship, and shared activities.
Kate Yakimchuk birds bird facts intelligence pets facts Animals 12 July 2023
Good relationships between colleagues make them more creative and effective: The new research
While competition at the workplace can make us try harder, good relationships between colleagues make us more creative and productive. A new study shows that friendly and supportive atmosphere impacts our work even more than we thought.
Kate Yakimchuk colleagues work research support Psychology 11 July 2023
Wild animals can become friends in nature: It rarely happens, but it's possible
Some people might think that nature is all about competition and surviving, but it's not always just that. Wild animals can also become friends - and though their relationships are pretty much different from what humans have, it still counts.
Kate Yakimchuk wild animals animal facts Animals 5 July 2023
You Didn't Know It: How Friendship Makes Us Happier As We Age
Every person dreams of a happy old age. In the article we will tell you how relationships affect the well-being of a person with age.
Diana Dashkevich mental health life facts studies Psychology 4 July 2023
Why do people compete with their friends: It's not always that great
While competing with our friends can motivate us to become better versions of ourselves, it's still not always great. Being constantly pressed by the need of being the best of your friend group can affect your mental health a lot.
Kate Yakimchuk competition personality mental health Psychology 2 July 2023
Advice from a Psychologist: How to Find Friends in Adulthood
Friendship is a form of relationship between two people, which involves care, attention and support on a free basis. That is selflessness and altruism.
Diana Dashkevich support life advices tips communication Psychology 2 July 2023
Why people feel tired of their friends sometimes: Everyone needs some rest
While we love our friends, we sometimes may feel like we're tired of them, and that's normal. This feeling can come and go, but if you start feeling it more and more often, then something might be going wrong.
Kate Yakimchuk personal boundaries personality mental health Psychology 25 June 2023
Crisis in Friendship: When It Happens and What to Do About It
In friendship, there are no universal tips and recipes, since all people are different. However, we have prepared information for you on how to understand that your friendship is in crisis and how to deal with difficult emotions.
Diana Dashkevich life mental health advices facts Psychology 25 June 2023
Sometimes your friends aren't happy when you're successful: Psychologists explain
Some people stay with you during the good times, others prefer that you stay at the lowest stage of your life. Even if you're friends with someone, it doesn't always mean they'll be happy for you when you're successful.
Kate Yakimchuk happiness personality jealousy Psychology 12 June 2023
Why people don't want to talk to their friends: The main reasons
Sometimes people feel like they don't want to talk to anyone, even to their closest friends. While sometimes it's normal for a person to spend some time on their own, it can also be a sign of bad mental health.
Kate Yakimchuk mental health relationship personal boundaries Psychology 10 June 2023
How to fight jealousy: Psychologists' advice
It is unpleasant when one of the closest people envy you, and it is unpleasant to experience jealousy yourself. Dealing with these feelings may not be easy, but it is doable if you can properly reflect and work with your emotions.
Kate Yakimchuk jealousy personality mental healh communication Psychology 10 June 2023
Why men prefer being friends with women they find attractive: Psychologists explain
While every rule has some exceptions, most men still only choose to be friends with women they find physically attractive. Their friendship may only be platonic, but the rule works more often than not.
Kate Yakimchuk relationship friends personality Psychology 7 June 2023
The Expert's Explanation: Where A Certain Type Of Attachment Comes From
Within the framework of attachment theory, there are 4 different styles (or types) of attachment. A person's attachment type (or style) is their specific way of forming relationships with others.
Diana Dashkevich mental health relationship Psychology 5 June 2023
Why friendship ends: The most popular reasons
Sometimes even the most amazing friendships deteriorate. While sometimes you can't do anything to prevent this, sometimes you can save it- it just needs some understanding and efforts from both people.
Kate Yakimchuk communication friends Psychology 1 June 2023
Introverts make better friends: Psychologists explain
Introverts are often quieter, they often don't initiate conversations or seem to be excited around of many new people. At the same time, they can become amazing friends who truly value their close people.
Kate Yakimchuk introverts personality friends Psychology 1 June 2023
Bad apologies are worse than none: Situations when it’s better not to say that you’re sorry
People often assume that it's better to say "sorry" after any conflict, just in case. But psychologists claim that sometimes bad apologies can do more harm than none.
Kate Yakimchuk relationship apologies Psychology 30 May 2023
It’s harder for adults to make friends: Psychologists explain why adults tend to be lonelier
Children tend to make new friends quickly, but this ability fades as we get older. Adults also make friends, but it's much harder for them to find ones.
Kate Yakimchuk relationship friends Psychology 30 May 2023