Psychology

The limbic lobe is one of the six lobes that make up the telencephalic hemispheres, together with the frontal, parietal, occipital, temporal and insula lobes. The limbic system consists of a set of interconnected regions belonging to the central nervous system. The limbic system includes the mesencephalic, diencephalic, telencephalic structures, the septal region, the preoptic region, the hypothalamus, some nuclei of the thalamus, the ventral tegmental area, the girdle's turn, the parahippocampal...

It is located in Brodmann area 21 and 22, which corresponds to the posterior segment of the upper temporal gyrus of the dominant hemisphere, which for 95% of people is the right hemisphere, and includes the auditory cortex on the lateral groove. Areas 21 and 22 of Brodmann represent the focal point of the Wernicke area, although other areas are also involved in the language understanding process. In fact, in this case, it is necessary to include also areas 20, 37, 38, 39 and 40, involved in the processes of word composition and other types of additional linguistic information...

The psychodynamic model is a branch of psychology derived from classical psychoanalysis. Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, coined the term metapsychology to indicate the set of theoretical assumptions that make up a psychoanalytic theory. According to Freudian metapsychology, the psychic apparatus is represented by three different parts: The psychodynamic model, therefore, is a part of metapsychology and groups together the different psychological currents that enhance the psychogenetic mechanisms at the basis of psychic construction and behavior...

Marketing is a process that develops in the economic field and allows a company to become known, spreading its brand making it recognizable compared to different competitors. This process consists of identifying a very precise market strategy with the aim of making a product known to the masses and, at an identity level, allows a given product to be recognized on the territory thanks to the use of specific signals. Marketing basically means conceding oneself a specific identity, different from those of competitors on the market...

Persuasion: What is it? Persuasion is an action to influence or condition others to achieve their own goals or objectives. These are very effective and convincing mechanisms or methods that induce the interlocutor to fully embrace the point of view of the person speaking. It is a symbolic process in which the communicator tries to convince other people to change their attitudes or behavior, through the transmission of a message. In fact, however, conditioned messages modify emotions, ideas, behavior and are mainly used to change opinions...

Communicating, therefore, means transmitting information, of a different nature, thus ensuring a flow of incoming and outgoing information. It is a wide phenomenon involving different processes, both verbal and non-verbal. It is communicated for various purposes: to express an opinion, to show interest, to reach objectives, and each communicative situation carries out a certain function depending on the type of content to be expressed. Communication could show implicit aspects, i.e. how much you intend to communicate, and explicit aspects, i...

Depression is a condition characterized by depressed mood and anhedonia. For the depressed, everything seems to have lost value and meaning and life itself does not deserve to be lived anymore, a sense of despair, emptiness, lack of pleasure and motivation prevails in doing the things that previously aroused interest and satisfaction, lack of energy and fatigue. Depressed people often complain about problems related to sleep and appetite, poor concentration, and feel in a whirlpool of negative and...

Intellectual Functioning Limit: Beyond the assessment of the IQ It is an evolutionary condition characterized by borderline cognitive functioning, which is a sort of borderline area between normality and intellectual disability. Although it does not represent, therefore, a real disorder, in fact, this profile can become the object of clinical attention and is a condition in which the educational and psycho-pedagogical intervention is crucial. Pupils with Limited Intellectual Functioning are mentioned...

Adolescence and twenty years are perhaps between the two periods of life richest in experiences and experiences, which remain forever in the baggage of memories of people. Positive, precious, joyful experiences of self-discovery and of the world. Negative, frustrating, angry, sad experiences, which lead to close like a hedgehog. For better or for worse, the period from middle school to almost thirty years is considered by mental health professionals and not, one of the most crucial periods of development...

Capernaum - Chaos and Miracles opens with a symbolic and provocative act: 12-year-old Zain decides to sue his parents for having given birth to him without offering him love, sustenance and care. In a long flashback, the story of this child and his brothers and sisters who grow up in conditions of extreme poverty, totally abandoned to themselves, is retraced. Zain's privileged bond with his sister Soah. Parents who live by gimmicks and do not have the tools or the sensitivity to understand what needs their children have...

I'm not used to reviewing CDs, but in these times of liquid music enjoyed everywhere, of fast-food songs and musical overabundance of all kinds, find something that you want to listen and re-listen, even deepen, that intrigues you so much as to search for bibliographic sources that inspired it, that above all makes you think and rethink ... I'll make an exception. Vinicio Capossela, not new to mythological musical exploits (think of the visionary journey of sailors, prophets and whales), has managed,...

The theme of affective dependence has very distant roots, already Ovid (Amores, 19-24 B.C.) introduced the theme with a famous phrase "I can't live with you, nor without you", a phrase that continues to return to our common language even with variations such as "I need you to live", "I can't stay away from you". However, the term emotional dependence only entered the lexicon of psychopathology in 1986 thanks to the American psychotherapist Robin Nor wood and his book Women who love too much, in which he refers to the characteristics of what, according to the author, is a "dangerous" love...