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Rejection, a common yet painful human experience, often triggers a cascade of negative emotions. While sadness and hurt are typical responses, a less-understood and more concerning reaction is aggression . This link between social rejection and aggression is a significant topic in social psychology, with research showing that feeling ostracized or excluded can lead to hostile thoughts, angry outbursts, and even violent behavior. The connection isn't a direct cause-and-effect relationship; rather, it’s a complex interplay of psychological and neurological factors. The emotional pain of rejection is not just metaphorical; it's a real, tangible experience. Brain imaging studies have shown that social exclusion activates the same areas of the brain as physical pain. This "social pain" can be deeply distressing, threatening our fundamental need to belong. When we're rejected, it signals a potential threat to our social standing and survival, as historically, being...

Should we stop ourselves every time to live in childhood? It's a tag thing with each of us. We should keep us away from mistakes. Mistakes are for children only. Then why shouldn't we live in our childhood. Sarah Neish says...Knowing when to step in and when to stay back can be tough, but it’s also one of the best parenting tools you have. It means we have to stay on tough things. According to Dr John Buckner from Harvard Medical School ‘Learning to control anger and frustration are the building blocks for coping in life.'  Most of the research work and literature indicate about children's mistake. Who is indulge to think about elders mistake? According to Diana (Princess of Wales), "I don't go by the rule book... I feed from the heart not the head." I started my one day in my own way.. I held the cup of tea carelessly and the pattern of the bed sheet from spilled tea was really giving a nice shape to my mischief. Thus I started a day ...

Our behavior never remains same on every time. It varies place to place and time to time in the same individual. It's a known thing by all. Did you think just a while from what our psyche induce. If our perception plays a major role then why it varies yet our cognition increases at a same pace. If the behavior induces by learning then it should also increase in a progressive way. Its both may be a reason but not executive of our brain. Our behavior is totally individuality and need induced. Thinking, perception, learning and all cognition play a major role but the need of the time and place is also important for behavior.