Engagement, Retention & Career Development Archives - Page 3 of 28

Exploring the Dark Core of Personality: Pessimistic Views

A study suggests that individuals with a pronounced Dark Core of personality tend to view the world as bleak and uninviting.

This article explores how emotional intelligence enhances veterinary practice and client relationships.

Research shows that vague trigger warnings may worsen emotional outcomes compared to more detailed warnings.

This article analyzes the complex relationship between religious doubt, mental health, and personal growth among college students.

Recent research indicates that both hurt feelings and anger contribute to the persistence of grudges, affecting how we view transgressors.

This article discusses the importance of co-regulation in building secure emotional connections and self-sufficiency in trauma recovery.

Transitioning into a new role as a practice manager can be challenging. Here’s how to thrive in your new position.

Discover strategies to address expectation gaps that lead to frustration in veterinary shifts.

This article explores various strategies therapists can use to teach emotional intelligence to their clients, fostering better emotional awareness.

A recent study highlights the important link between self-love, self-care, and romantic intimacy, challenging popular assumptions.