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Introduction Emotion has long been a central subject of study in psychology, with various theoretical frameworks attempting to explain how humans experience and regulate emotions. Among these, Richard S. Lazarus’s
Introduction Motivation plays a crucial role in driving human behavior, influencing productivity, engagement, and overall well-being in both industrial and clinical settings. By applying established motivation theories, organizations and healthcare
Introduction Negative emotions, including fear, anger, sadness, anxiety, and disgust, play a crucial role in human survival and social interactions. While they serve adaptive functions, prolonged or maladaptive negative emotional
Introduction Gender-based counseling is a therapeutic approach that acknowledges and addresses the distinct experiences, challenges, and societal influences that individuals encounter based on their gender identity. This form of counseling
Introduction Couples counseling is a specialized form of psychotherapy designed to help partners navigate challenges, improve communication, and build a healthier emotional connection (Lebow, 2019). It is particularly useful for
Introduction Families are dynamic social units that evolve through various life stages, each presenting unique challenges and opportunities for development. The ability to navigate these transitions effectively is crucial for
Introduction Family counseling is a structured form of psychotherapy aimed at addressing conflicts, improving communication, and fostering healthy relationships within the family unit. It provides a safe space for individuals
Introduction Addiction is a complex condition that affects individuals physically, psychologically, and socially. Counseling approaches aim to address these aspects through structured interventions. Several evidence-based methods have proven effective in
Introduction Emotionally disturbed children exhibit significant emotional and behavioral challenges that interfere with their daily functioning. The term “emotionally disturbed” (ED) is often used in educational and clinical settings to
Introduction The Transtheoretical Model (TTM), also known as the Stages of Change Model, was developed by James O. Prochaska and Carlo C. DiClemente in 1982. Unlike models that assume behavior
Introduction In the study of cognitive psychology, various theories have been proposed to understand the mechanisms that drive human memory. From the unitary and dual-process views to more complex models,
Busting the Myths About Mental Health Mental health is everywhere: in conversations, social media, schools, workplaces, and homes. But despite its growing prominence, a haze of myths still surrounds mental