Here are some of the biggest myths about emotions debunked: 1. “I can’t control my emotions.” When it comes to your emotions, you don’t have to be a passive victim. Yet many people think ...

Let’s bust three of the most common myths about emotions in the workplace and replace them with facts. You may have heard some variation of this belief pop up before. Sometimes you'll be told ...

A lot of it goes against the dominant view and while I won’t shatter the major myths about emotion that run rampant, I might at least weaken them a bit. Emotions are an activity, a form of life.

Every waking moment, human beings experience emotions, characterized by some amount of energy (high-low) and valence (negativity-positivity). We are not passive when an emotion arises. We often ...

Getting over the myth that emotions just kind of happen to you, Feldman Barrett explains, can help you deal with yours better. And that can lead to smarter decisions and greater happiness.

This may be because overcontrolled traits—such as persistence, the ability to make plans and stick to them, striving for perfection and being in control of emotions—are often highly regarded ...

Second, what is often called emotional intelligence isn’t really about emotion. Emotional intelligence is not really about emotion As I have written in the past, emotions are an outcome of ...

"When discussing the myths surrounding men, it's crucial to recognize the significant impact that socialization has on shaping men's abilities to cope with their emotions, understand their needs ...