Know When to Walk Away-Why most of what you learned about quitting is wrong.

Growing up, few of us learn when to keep going toward a long-range goal and when to consider stopping. Knowing how and when to quit involves initiating a set of steps, a process known as goal disengagement.
Maybe you assume that “just stop” is all you need to know. But it’s more complicated than that, according to Mastering the Art of Quitting: Why It Matters in Life, Love, and Work, by Peg Streep, the author or coauthor of 11 books, and Alan Bernstein, LCSW, who has served on the faculty at New York Medical College and New York University.

Why People Lie - and The Psychology of Lying

   Psychologist Robert Feldman cites self-esteem as one of the biggest culprits in our lying ways: "We find that as soon as people feel that their self-esteem is threatened, they immediately begin to lie at higher levels."  Feldman believes many lies are simply for the purpose of maintaining social contacts by avoiding insults or discord. Small lies that avoid conflict are probably the most common sort of lie...and avoiding conflict is a top motivator for deception.

For example: someone lying about traffic holding them up, rather than sleeping in... or a "no, you look great in those pants" -- both sorts of lies achieve the effect of avoiding social conflict. They are "make life easier" kinds of lies.

Back to the self-esteem angle:

The farther one's true self is from their ideal self, the more likely they are to lie to boost themselves up, in others' eyes or their eyesor perhaps how they perceive others to perceive them. that is a hard train of thought to follow, but lying is a complex phenomenon.

Criminal Psychology / Psychology of Crime

Psychology of Crime

Criminal psychology/psychology of crime is the study of the wills, thoughts, intentions and reactions of criminal. It is all that partakes in the criminal behaviors and that it is also related with criminal history.

The study goes deeply into what makes someone commit crime, but also the reactions after the crime, on the run or in court. Criminal psychologists are often called up as witnesses in court cases to help the jury understand the mind of the criminal. Some types of Psychiatry also deal with aspects of criminal behavior. Today, we can to see a lot of case used a psychology in investigated or  partakes to proved the true information.

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