#self-awareness

#self-awareness

Research has linked intellectual humility with many desirable behaviors, including considering others' perspectives, being better at conflict resolution and being less dogmatic.

David Byrne's new single "She Explains Things to Me" delves into themes of gender and communication, influenced by Rebecca Solnit's essay collection, highlighting men's accountability.

A set of studies from the University of Toronto's "MacLab" suggest that understanding the motivations behind romantic pursuit can help distinguish between healthy, self-driven motivations and those based on fear, pressure, or insecurity.

The ego is often seen as a total fantasy or non-existent in certain traditions, suggesting it must be seen through or destroyed to advance in the world.

Our perceptions and judgments omit more information than they accurately describe. They're largely oversimplifications or inaccurate generalizations, if not stereotypes.

Georgia's struggle with simple math during a sobriety test highlights her inebriation, and the scene sheds light on her chaotic night after a party.

"When I came to myself/I was gone/And no one else/Knew but me," she murmurs during "When I Came to Myself," a slow-burn highlight from the follow-up to Kish's consumerism-critiquing 2022 album American Gurl.

The study identifies four primary types of drunk personalities: Ernest Hemingway, Mary Poppins, the Nutty Professor, and Mr. Hyde, based on how behavior changes with alcohol.

When Jost first took the job as a 'Weekend Update' co-host in 2014, he came off like a cocky prep-school kid doomed to discover that the rest of the world does not share the high opinion he has of himself.

Mrs. Turpin's assessments in the waiting room highlight her lack of self-awareness and humility, as she positions herself above others without recognizing her own faults.

There’s an undeniable shift as we age; what once was easy becomes laborious. The sounds our bodies make can be reminders of lost youth.

"The perspectives are tortuous, unmanageable. Who is this you that might imagine their way into the opinions of unseen others?"