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6 Steps to Positive Change

Photo by Tomertu/Shutterstock New research suggests that our personalities are far from fixed and, with effort, we can transform ourselves in real and meaningful ways. Driving home from a family gathering or a dinner with friends, you might conjure up a being who looks like you but behaves differently. He or she was more gregarious at the party, slower to anger at a sister-in-law’s snarky comments and assertive when a colleague offhandedly dismissed a solid proposal. Pretty much all of us, psychologists say, harbor visions of a new and improved version of ourselves. “A vast majority of people want to change at least some aspect of their personality,” says Nathan Hudson, Ph.D., a researcher at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. A study he co-authored found that when it came to tweaking personality traits, 87 percent of participants wanted to become more extroverted while 97 percent said they’d like to increase their conscientiousness.

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Here s How Long You Actually Need to Break a Habit, According to Science

Here s How Long You Actually Need to Break a Habit, According to Science 3 JANUARY 2021 From daily tooth-brushing to the 11 am coffee, we all have dozens of habits that get us through our daily routine. Some are great – weekly gym visits are often encouraged – others not so much, like smoking a pack a day, or dialling the number of the pizza place way too often. Because we recognise our habits as useful or detrimental behaviours, we often strive to shape them accordingly. There s no shortage of apps out there designed to help you form a habit, and many of those are built on the assumption that all you need is 21 days.

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Birth order and personality: Does it really matter?

Basic personality traits are thought to be established by the time your child is five to six years old. Photo: Unsplash/ Thiago Cerqueira. When you read descriptions of your star sign, it often seems as accurate as if your best friend was describing you. But sceptics remind us there s no scientific evidence that being a Libra influences your personality and no reason why the position of stars near us should determine how individuals turn out. We could be overidentifying with the deliberately vague or flattering language of horoscopes, which could describe anyone. And yet. who hasn t glanced at a description of Aquarians and thought, That s me ?

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