#Behaviour

Why your cat sleeps with you #cat #catlover #behaviour #psychology #pet

Background story: This little friend ignored the teacher’s instructions, wasted learning time, and then excluded classmates. No, not under my watch. I’ll always take the time to talk it through. We learn the expectations, practise the correct behaviour, and apologise to friends and the teacher. Then we move on because moments like this are learning opportunities. The key is simple: we don’t ignore behaviour, we teach it. Parents, it’s important to take that power back at home too. Yes, it takes time. Yes, it can sound naggy or even feel annoying. But so be it!! Your kids will thank you one day for teaching them what’s right. Follow for more practical teaching and parenting insights, and DM me your questions. Happy to chat. 💬. . . . #teacherlife #parentingtip #behaviour #澳洲 #老師日常

According to you, what defines a person's character? Tell me in the comments below. #character #personality #behaviour #heart #gaurangadas #monkforaction

While it may be a privileged take for some, I truly believe that if you get the opportunity to live alone or away from your family even for a short while when you’re single in your 20s, you must absolutely seize it cause the growth is absolutely exponential. #behaviour #psychology #mba #india

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Decoding Human Behaviour 👀✨ . . . #psychologist #explorepage #mentalhealth #human #behaviour

Sigmund Freud (born May 6, 1856, Freiberg, Moravia – died September 23, 1939, London, England) was the founder of psychoanalysis, a theory and method for understanding the human mind through unconscious desires, fears, and internal conflicts. He introduced key concepts like the id, ego, and superego, arguing that much of human behavior is driven by forces we are not consciously aware of. Freud believed that early childhood experiences shape personality and that unresolved conflicts often surface through dreams, slips of the tongue, and psychological distress. His work emphasized that understanding oneself requires confronting hidden parts of the mind, suggesting that what we repress does not disappear, but continues to influence thoughts and behavior from beneath the surface. #psychology #behaviour #psychologyfacts #existence #sigmundfreud

Introvert person ka true behaviour 🥺😮 #introvert #explorepage #behaviour #podcast

We’ve all excused such garbage dumping, time and again. We give people chances, thinking that they might not have wanted to behave in such a manner, or that there might be compelling reasons for them to offload their anger on others. . But imagine how bad the world would be if we all kept shoving our woes on others, making it their problems more than ours! . While I understand that sometimes, venting feels great, spewing venom in the name of “sharing” and “I thought I can be myself with you” isn’t! . The next you do this or you encourage this, remember your problem and associated behaviour isn’t mine to deal with! . . . #behaviour #toxicity #toxicbehavior #toxic #toxicpeople

1. Train your nervous system to understand that discomfort isn’t a threat Your brain doesn’t clearly distinguish between emotional intensity and physical danger. To your nervous system, both can feel like survival risks. When you constantly escape anything that feels overwhelming, you teach your system that emotions are unsafe. Instead, practice staying. Notice the sensation. Label it accurately. Breathe slowly while it moves through you. Over time, this repetition teaches your amygdala that activation does not equal catastrophe. It’s exposure that builds capacity. 2. Stop minimizing your emotions - start legitimizing them When you invalidate yourself, you create internal distrust. Statements like “I shouldn’t feel this way” disconnect you from your own experience. And once your system doesn’t feel understood, it doesn’t feel safe. Regulation begins with acknowledgement. Tell yourself: “Given what I’ve lived through, this reaction makes sense.” Validation doesn’t mean staying stuck in the feeling. It means meeting yourself honestly so your nervous system can settle instead of defend. 3. Build structure your nervous system can rely on Uncertainty activates stress. Predictability reduces it. Your brain relaxes when it knows what’s coming next. That’s why consistent rituals matter more than intensity. Create small, repeatable anchors in your day. Movement. Intentional meals. Morning journaling. Time outdoors. When external life feels unstable, routine restores internal stability. Structure creates psychological safety - and safety creates resilience. 💛 I created a free Nervous System Reset Guide where I walk you step-by-step through: – simple somatic movements to discharge activation – guided journaling prompts to build self-trust – grounding affirmations that actually regulate (not bypass) – breathwork patterns to calm your amygdala in real time Comment ''FREE'' and I'll send you the link. (Make sure you're following me first - I can only DM the link to followers.) 💌 Follow for more @healwith.fiona 🌿 #selfcare #emotions #boundaries #psychology #behaviour

Thank you for 10M+ Views❤️❤️ Body Language Mistakes everyone should know. 👇 Pacifiers/Manipulators (Nonverbal Communication): Meaning: Self-touch behaviors people use unconsciously to soothe themselves under stress or discomfort. Examples: Touching face/neck, rubbing arms, biting nails, playing with hair, fiddling with rings/pens. Purpose: To release tension and calm the nervous system. Insight: Their presence = discomfort, and their timing shows what triggered it. #bodyspeaksbetter #bodylanguage #decoding #behaviour #gesture #enhancewithshikhagoel

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