Character psychology
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The reason I am involved in the Center for Positive Organizations is because of Chris Peterson. I signed up for his Positive Psychology[1] course at the last minute, and unexpectedly it became the most personally meaningful class I’ve ever taken. On the day of our midterm, though, Chris passed away unexpectedly, which was devastating to […]
What's the difference between a psychopath and a sociopath? Our visual representation of their key traits includes their commonalities and differences and will help you understand these two manifestations of the same disorder.
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Character archetypes share core truths about people's personalities, goals, fears and weaknesses. Learn how to use them well in your own fiction.
Character arc types<< interesting to note they can double up sometimes
Whether it’s spiders, heights, socializing, public speaking, deep water, patterns, or even themselves, most every character you’ll ever write will face some debilitating fear or phobia. In today’s article let’s take a look at what fear is, how it differs from a phobia, and how you can best write these factors into your characters believably. We’ll be discussing: · What causes fear · Physical signs of fear · Internal sensations of fear · Mental responses to fear · Cues of long-term fear ·…
TC psychologists are focusing on both people's internal ability to cope with adversity and external social forces that create adverse circumstances.
