Nando Pelusi

Unconditional love in parent-child relationships may not be naturally wired in humans.
When dealing with difficult people, our immediate urge is to jump to our own defense. Today, there are smarter moves to make when dealing with a tyrant.
You can't let go of a grudge, says Nando Pelusi, Ph.D., because there are deep-seated emotional payoffs.
Once upon a time, being assertive meant asking for trouble; today, you most likely need to stop worrying what the neighbors think.
Jealousy evolved as a shrill emotional alarm. Today, we can quiet the blaring siren, because we understand its purpose.
Why high rollers think they'll hit it big. Nando Pelusi, Ph.D., says we'd bet the farm for a shot at the jackpot.
Having the right attitude when living with cancer can work wonders.
How one reacts to an abortion will depend on temperament.
Learning by trial and error. Stop blaming yourself for your mistakes.
Being aware of the circumstances that trigger an argument can help couples understand why they bicker.
You're built to judge your behavior critically, says Nando Pelusi, Ph.D., but don't let the evaluation spill onto your whole sense of self.
When a child doesn't fit in a new neighborhood and school.
Lying to avoid confrontation only hurts you in the long run.
Because our bodies and brains are sculpted for scarcity it takes a lot of self-control to eat well amid plenty.
Too concerned about appearance at too young an age.
Putting abandonment issues behind you with the right therapist.
You can get stronger when defeated if you learn to feel bad without feeling like all is lost.
How to change your attitude about healthy food and fight obesity.
The midlife crisis can entail buying a Corvette or having an affair.
Learning social skills and gaining emotional insight can help.

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