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The palmaris longus is a muscle within the anterior forearm. It is absent in approximately 15% of the population. Once you put your thumb and pinky together, it should be visible if you have it (see on the left).
Do you have the palmaris longus muscle?
Yes, in both forearms
Yes, but only in the left forearm
Yes, but only in the right forearm
No
Something else
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Graphology: The Study of Handwriting
Graphology, the study of handwriting, offers intriguing insights into personality and behavior. I find it fascinating how the way we write can reveal aspects of our character—our emotions, motivations, and even how we interact with the world.
Graphologists analyze various elements of handwriting, including size, slant, pressure, and spacing, to interpret individual traits. While some consider it a pseudoscience, the connection between our writing style and psychological characteristics is an engaging area of exploration.
Understanding graphology can enhance our self-awareness and improve communication. It offers a unique lens through which we can examine ourselves and others, providing insights into human nature that may otherwise remain hidden.
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While self-disclosing is one way to be intimate, social psychologist Carol Tavris reminds us it’s not the only way. She writes: "Years ago, my husband had to have some worrisome medical tests, and the night before he was to go to the hospital we went to dinner with one of his best friends who was visiting from England. I watched, fascinated, as male stoicism combined with English reserve produced a decidedly unfemale-like encounter. They laughed, they told stories, they argued about movies, they reminisced. Neither mentioned the hospital, their worries or their affection for each other. They didn’t need to." Tavris reminds us that love is communicated in different ways and that connections take many different forms.
Harriet Lerner, The Dance of Connection
Making notes on the motive perspective... there are some strange studies out there 🤔
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Individual Differences in the Brain Distinct personality traits emerge and manifest via both behavior and neural activity.
You can’t measure the stuff that makes us human.
Lynda Mullaly Hunt, Fish in a Tree
