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7 Effective Ways to Decode Your Relationship’s True Meaning

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Relationships are a complex labyrinth of emotions, communication, and connection. Whether you’re in the honeymoon phase or have been together for years, there’s always more to learn about your partner and what makes your relationship tick. But amid the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it can be easy to overlook the true meaning behind your relationship. Do you truly know where you stand with each other? Are your needs being met? Is this person right for you in the long run? We will reply to all of these questions and more as we explore 7 effective ways to decode your relationship’s true meaning.

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The Evolutionary Biology of Love – How Do We Pick Our Partners?

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Love is one of the most powerful and mysterious emotions in the world. It can make people do crazy things, and it often seems to defy reason. But what is love, really? And how do we choose our partners?

Triangular theory of love

The Triangular Theory of Love is a theory that claims that human beings can love one another in different ways. This theory proposes that love is composed of three distinct elements: emotional intimacy, commitment, and passion. The latter two components are considered less stable and predictable than the former two. According to Sternberg’s theory, humans can love each other to the extent that they exhibit evidence of two or more of these components. However, different combinations of these components will produce different kinds of love. In this way, there are at least eight types of love.

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Alternatives For Wellness : Emotional Rebalancing

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Emotional Rebalancing
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Ridgewood NJ, according to Erica Hill at Alternatives For Wellness , our emotions are like energy in motion. They are meant to be felt in the moment, processed, and then pass through our bodies. If a child breaks her mother’s favorite vase. she will be upset, perhaps even angry for a while, but she should be able to process her feeling or emotion of anger in a reasonable period of time and then move on. That anger should not become stuck or trapped in her mind and body to be brought up to the child repeatedly over months or even years.

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Facebook conducted secret psychology experiment on users’ emotions

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Facebook conducted secret psychology experiment on users’ emotions

By Harriet Alexander

12:00PM BST 28 Jun 2014

Facebook has conducted a secret massive psychology experiment on its users to find out how they respond to positive and negative messages – without telling participants

Over 600,000 Facebook users have taken part in a psychological experiment organised by the social media company, without their knowledge.

Facebook altered the tone of the users’ news feed to highlight either positive or negative posts from their friends, which were seen on their news feed.

They then monitored the users’ response, to see whether their friends’ attitude had an impact on their own.

“The results show emotional contagion,” wrote a team of Facebook scientists, in a paper published by the PNAS journal – Proceedings of the National Academy of Scientists of the United States.

“When positive expressions were reduced, people produced fewer positive posts and more negative posts; when negative expressions were reduced, the opposite pattern occurred. These results indicate that emotions expressed by others on Facebook influence our own emotions, constituting experimental evidence for massive-scale contagion via social networks.”

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/facebook/10932534/Facebook-conducted-secret-psychology-experiment-on-users-emotions.html