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1. The Secret of Music November 02, 2009 We at least have to know the size, area of origin, and type of instrument. Based on its size, there is a small to large and short to large. These tools also come from various regions in the world. Also any type of variety, an example we know the name guitars, Angklung, drums, piano, and much more. Each of the instruments has unique characteristics and its own tone and philosophy. Specificity and uniqueness of it is potential. Potential owned by each of these instruments can then be actualized with the good, true, and beautiful when guarded, nurtured and developed by the souls who sincerel... (read more) Author: waluyo waluyo

2. Nature VS Nurture Theories of Personality in 21st Century September 29, 2009 Nature vs Nurture theories have wasted a lot of energy of human beings. Plato is considered first to realize that you are made of not only flesh but also an intellectual soul. The issue may be much older… In Greek Mythology, when gods created man, they endowed him with divinity. However, the man started challenging them. They feared his potentials and decided to deprive him of the might. “Where to hide the divinity?” was the big question They considered heights of icy mountains, limits of shining stars and pits of the earth. But every place was accessible to man’s capabilities. ... (read more) Author: William Doyle

3. Distinguishing of Your Temperamentz September 29, 2009 Psychology is a very interesting science. With the help of it’s achievements we can research the hidden corners of our souls. This can be really exciting and even make you discover something new about your personality and traits of your character. You can make numerous tests to determine what will your reaction be to a certain event, how you act in extreme situations, what is your aim that you don’t notice, how well you get along with others. All the above stated questions and the answers you’ll get make up your temperament, a psychological term used to show types of personality by I.P. Pavlov... (read more) Author: William Doyle

4. Common Features of Personality Disordersx September 29, 2009 Psychology is more an art form than a science. There is no "Theory of Everything" from which one can derive all mental health phenomena and make falsifiable predictions. Still, as far as personality disorders are concerned, it is easy to discern common features. Most personality disorders share a set of symptoms (as reported by the patient) and signs (as observed by the mental health practitioner). Patients suffering from personality disorders have these things in common: They are persistent, relentless, stubborn, and insistent (except those suffering from the Schizoid or the Avoidant Pe... (read more) Author: William Doyle

5. 7 Words - Intuitive Communication Model September 26, 2009 Many people are justifiably concerned that their way of life is permanently at risk from climate changes, war and pollution. The problem lies in the way we think. Humanity has misunderstood the nature of reality and is now facing the inevitable consequences of having ignored all the signs that indicated that a new way had to be found. If we are collectively to change how we think, there needs to be some way that explains all of our experiences and is reasonably satisfactory to everyone. The 7 Words System offers this. It is defined by the use of 7 primary words—No, Hello, Thanks, Goodbye, Plea... (read more) Author: William Doyle

6. Handwriting Analysis September 15, 2009 Graphology is the name given to the general subject of personality analysis based on handwriting analysis. Just as in Psychology there are various schools of Psychology – Behaviorist, Psychoanalytical, and so on - so too in Graphology. Graphoanalysis is one such school and, from my experience, the most scientifically oriented reliable field of Graphology. Graphoanalysis is personality analysis based on handwriting analysis of the slant, size, measurement, pressure, spacing, and arrangement of letters and words on the page. Graphoanalysis is used to analyze Latin lettering languages usual... (read more) Author: William Doyle

7. Sorry Dr Maslow, I Think You're Wrong August 12, 2009 In the 1950s Abraham Maslow wrote a book entitled Motivation and Personality in which he outlined his now famous 'Hierarchy of Needs.' Over the years since its introduction Maslow's Hierarchy has gained wide acceptance as a tool in understanding motivation. It has been used in areas as diverse as Marketing and Christian Evangelism as well as Psychology. Maslow rightly holds a place of high regard in many circles. However, I do believe Maslow got it wrong... at least in the position in which he places Self-Esteem within his Hierarchy. According to Maslow, the order of the Hierarchy... (read more) Author: Graham Hunt

8. INTRODUCING NLP July 01, 2009 Applied psychology is gaining more recognition nowadays. Our attitudes decide what we are and hence it is essential to build a positive personality for achieving success in all the areas of life. Introducing nlp - Neuro-linguistic programming, which is a powerful tool to change the patterns of human behavior by making effective changes in body language and methods of communication. NLP helps to coordinate your thoughts, persuade others and achieve excellent results by overcoming the self-limitations. No wonder, many organizations are introducing nlp for enhancing the performance of their ... (read more) Author: Nir GreenWeb

9. Three Uncomfortable Habits That Will Put You Ahead of the Game June 29, 2009 A man can live the soft way or the hard way. Provoking unnecessary conflict and behaving aggressively are not symptoms of a strong personality, but of serious psychological trouble. To make headway when matters get complicated, thinking is a thousand times more valuable than shouting. Unfortunately, on many occasions, knowing what to do is not the difficult part. What is hard is actually taking action. Have you realized how good children are at devising excuses for not doing what they know to be correct? Breaching the distance between ideas and implementation is a universal problem. ... (read more) Author: John Vespasian

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