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Monica Vermani
C. Psych.
clinical psychologist, public speaker, teacher and author
Here’s How To Test Your Level of Neuroticism—And Understand What the Result Really Means
Neuroticism is one of the "Big Five" personality dimensions. Here's how you can test your level of neuroticism and interpret your result.
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Why Perfectionists Are Often the ‘Best’ at Procrastinating—And How To Deal, According to Psychologists
Striving to do everything perfectly can, ironically, lead you to put off tasks. Here's how to break the perfectionism-procrastination loop.
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11 Signs That Someone Is Playing the Victim, and How To Deal With This Sneaky Manipulation Tactic
Playing the victim involves exaggerating victimhood to gain sympathy. Here's how to spot it and deal with someone who plays the victim.
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Is Someone Guilt-Tripping You? How To Identify and Respond to This Form of Emotional Manipulation
Guilt tripping is a form of emotional manipulation that involves making someone feel guilty or at fault in order to change their behavior.
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