You hear a lot in mental health about people being unique – this is an individualistic age. And, obviously, it’s true: people are different. But, equally obviously, people are similar – there wouldn’t be much point in psychology otherwise. Similar physiology, same cardiovascular system and, it appears, at least in terms of the principal structures, the same brain. So, you would expect there to be psychological mechanisms which are shared too – universal features of the human mind, the tectonic plates on which the geography sits.
Where All The Ladders Start
Where All The Ladders Start
Where All The Ladders Start
You hear a lot in mental health about people being unique – this is an individualistic age. And, obviously, it’s true: people are different. But, equally obviously, people are similar – there wouldn’t be much point in psychology otherwise. Similar physiology, same cardiovascular system and, it appears, at least in terms of the principal structures, the same brain. So, you would expect there to be psychological mechanisms which are shared too – universal features of the human mind, the tectonic plates on which the geography sits.