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psychology facts about men and love  As a psychotherapist in Toronto I work successfully with many women that would like to be happier in their relationships with men. One of the most frequent requests I get is to provide facts about guys emotions to have an easier time figuring out what’s going on when there are misunderstandings. For example, in my therapy practice, an interaction women mention they find confusing is when she expresses frustration about something, her guy doesn’t say very much or becomes silent. A couple of things are likely going on here. First, when a guy is upset about something he usually wants time to himself, so he thinks he’s actually being considerate by not saying much and leaving you alone and second, often your frustration has something to do with him and if you haven’t taken the time to get centred and breathe before speaking there is probably a tone in your voice. If you experience any of these types of misunderstandings, counselling and psychotherap...

 best Psychology Books on Human Behavior everyone should read Humans are fascinating. Ever since I can remember, I’ve enjoyed watching documentaries about great historical figures, reading  autobiographies , and delving into the minds of geniuses and infamous anti-heroes. I was intrigued to learn why and how great (or at least influential) people did what they did. 9 of the Best Psychology Books On Human Behavior These are some of the best psychology books on human behavior that I’ve found the most: Helpful Applicable Realistic 1.  “Thinking, Fast and Slow”  by Daniel Kahneman   Once you start getting deeper into it, you’ll find that it’s more of an instruction manual for you! Daniel Kahneman discovered that the brain operates using two systems. One is automated and we use it most of the time. The second one is more analytical and it requires effort on our part to use it — hence we don’t! And that can be a problem when facing difficult decisions and  judgme...