Category: UNDERSTANDING PROVOCATION

UNDERSTANDING PROVOCATION – UNDERSTANDING PROVOCATION – What causes provocation? How does provocation make us feel? What happens as a result of provocation?

How to Think about Probability

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Probability is a measure of the likelihood of an event occurring. To think about probability, it is important to understand the basic concepts of sample space, events, and probability measures. One should also be familiar with the diverse types of probability, such as classical, empirical, and subjective probability. Additionally, it is helpful to understand basic […]

Observation Techniques

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A BE(YOU)FULL article on observation, openness and human development, linking research methods with mentoring, identity, confidence and agency.

The Self vs. The Ego

Black-and-white photograph of two muscular male arms locked in an arm-wrestling grip, symbolising the struggle between self and ego, from the BE(YOU)FULL project by Carlos Simpson Design Studio, London.

The Self vs. The Ego The self and the ego are related but distinct concepts in psychology. The self The self refers to one’s sense of personal identity and individuality. It is the mental representation of one’s own self-concept, which includes beliefs, values, and attitudes that individuals use to define themselves. The self is often […]