Smart clothes that monitor your psychological states,temperature and heart rate could soon be available so as to help you cope with stress. As part of an artistic project called Wearable Absence uses garments,the clothes will be made of textiles woven with various wireless sensors that can track various types of biological conditions of the wearer,such [...]
Continue reading → With age, the old saying goes, comes wisdom. This sagacity and comprehension is hard-earned, derived from a lifetime price of unbending work and facing up to the stress and pressure that life regularly throws at people. Many years of experience and divers more years of reflection and self-reflection supposedly result in people becoming much wiser [...]
Continue reading → In the modern world, depression can become a major problem for people who have low tolerance for stress and anxiety. The prospect of such a thing incidental alone can be enough to frighten the career-conscious. Psychological and emotional disorders have the potential to effectively cripple a person socially and professionally, a status that has drastic [...]
Continue reading → It’s not an inherited trait but a learned skill. Most people feel bad about themselves from time to time. Anyone can enjoy high self-esteem if they really want to, but for some, building positive thoughts about oneself is perpetually difficult. This is normal. Feelings of low self-esteem may be triggered by being treated poorly by [...]
Continue reading → Anxiety is comprised of cognitive, behavioral, and emotional components. Anxiety is perpetually accompanied by physical sensations such as heart palpitations, nausea, chest pain, brevity of breath, stomach aches, or headache. This might signal that anxiety is a protective mechanism designed to prevent the organism from engaging in potentially harmful behaviors. Anxiety comes in sundry forms [...]
Continue reading → Anxiety is characterized by emotional, cognitive, somatic, and behavioral factors. Anxiety has physical sensations such as stomach aches, headaches, littleness of breath, and chest pains. This could suggest that anxiety is a evolutionary mechanism designed to prevent an organism from engaging in potentially harmful behaviors. Anxiety comes in divers forms but the most common is [...]
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