Self-Knowledge

Stoics believed that emotions are not inherently bad, but that we should strive to keep them under control. They believed that we should not be ruled by our emotions, but rather use reason to guide our actions.

Have you ever felt like there's something more to life than what meets the eye? That your true self is hiding just beyond the edges of your conscious awareness, waiting to be discovered? If so, you're not alone.

The Law of Attraction is often used by self-help gurus to explain how people can create their own reality.

You may have heard of the theory of cognitive dissonance, but you may not know how to use it to change your life.

If you're not careful, confirmation bias can lead you down a path of believing things that aren't true. Learn more about this dangerous phenomenon and how to avoid it.

The fundamental attribution error is a cognitive bias that keeps us from seeing our own flaws.

The self-enhancement theory posits that individuals are motivated to maintain a positive self-image and will seek out situations that allow them to do so.

If you want to understand how persuasion works, you need to know about the elaboration likelihood model. Click to learn more about this psychological theory.

Social comparison theory posits that we compare ourselves to others in order to assess our own worth.