We often like and share posts online without actually thinking whether these things actually represent us correctly or not. New research reveals that people can form inaccurate impressions about us based on our social media posts, marking the first study to explore perceptions of personalities through online posts.
Kate Yakimchuk research social media relationship personality Psychology 29 January 2024When specialists say that your mood and self-perception matters more than you might think, they don't lie. In fact, the way you see yourself can significantly impact your appearance as well.
Kate Yakimchuk self-confidence appearance beauty attraction Psychology 2 January 2024If you live in the world of your own illusions, that means that you're delusional - and it can sometimes be both bad and good for you. In many cases, people become delusional because their brain tries to protect their mental health, so it can work as a protective measure.
Kate Yakimchuk delusional imagination mental health personality Psychology 25 December 2023The way we see ourselves is often pretty different from how others perceive us. While it's pretty normal for most people, it can also be pretty confusing.
Kate Yakimchuk communication relationship Psychology 29 July 2023Older individuals are no strangers to ageism, regularly facing unwarranted assumptions and jests about their advancing years. Surprisingly, this ageist attitude can even extend inwardly, as a novel study suggests.
Kate Yakimchuk ageism age research self-esteem Psychology 23 July 2023Our self-image is often very different from what others think of us. Even a realist with healthy self-esteem often finds it difficult to imagine himself as others see him.
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