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What does an IQ of 121 at age 41 say about me?

An IQ of 121 falls within the "high average" range, indicating above-average intelligence. At age 41, this score suggests that you have maintained your intellectual abilities over time and may excel in areas that require problem-solving, critical thinking, and reasoning skills. Remember, IQ is just one measure of intelligence and does not capture all aspects of a person's abilities or potential.


What are people scared of?

People can be scared of a variety of things, such as heights, spiders, failure, public speaking, or the unknown. Fear is a natural and adaptive response that can vary from person to person based on experiences, beliefs, and individual differences.


Why do people like shoes?

I'll answer from my own perspective. Because I entered google with this question, and then the answer came to me.I love shoes, because it's a complex thing.Starting with that that I have a wider foot then the standard shoes are made. Thus my legs is not always comfortable and I'm constantly looking for comfort which is difficult to find.Also my mom also has a 40- 41 EU size and is more picky then usual about shoes. I was raised by mom (without a father) so I could definitely say that I've been Influenced by her.Also I use SHOES a lot. Like walk, dance, sport, different occasions and etc. I have multiple purposes why I need shoes.Also it could be a fetish in a way. Cause I believe shoes reflect the characters of people... And I'm an extrovert. Now that I think it. I even remember that I heard this saying. "You can define a man by what shoes he wears..." or something like that.So I could we could conclude and say :People like shoes becauseThey have a complex thingThey're foot is special in some way.Comfort for their legsInfluence by people or advertisementHave various occasions for various shoes (specific purpose behind the shoes)Shoes like everything that is part of us REFLECT us.


How behavior influences human relation?

If you come across as friendly and helpful to someone, they will want to get to know you some more. However if you are constantly immature and aggressive, they will not want to know. How you present and behave yourself affects how people perceive (view) you. The human behavior is the mirror of one's morals and conduct. All God religions call for good morals to influence positively human relations and support human solidarity. Refer to related question below on Morals as extracted from Quran that is a good example of morals called for by other God religions. Moreover, Atheists also follow good morals as a way for good social and human relations. They all call for tolerance, forgiveness, alms giving, helping the needy people, honesty, justice, ... etc. Quran says (meaning English translation): " And not equal are the good deed and the bad. Repel [evil] by that [deed] which is better; and thereupon the one whom between you and him is enmity [will become] as though he was a devoted friend. But none is granted it except those who are patient, and none is granted it except one having a great portion [of good]."(41: 34-35) Refer to related question below.


Why do people commit suicide because of the death of a loved one?

Aside from the many other things that factor into suicide (there are many different reasons, because there is a new one for every person who has done it or tried it), being loved can drive some people crazy, to the point of suicide. I'd tried to do it several times when I was a teen, though each of the three didn't work because I either chickened out, got my stomach pumped, or was walked in on. There were several months when I thought about it, because it seemed like my problems just kept accumulating. I had this booming social life, and fantastic grades, I was an active member or president of a couple of clubs, and for a teen I was pretty good looking. Though I also was normal, so I partied and snuck things around my family, which was another reason as to why I always felt so weighted. So of course when you're already doing well, naturally you want to do better. So I was trying to be a complete perfectionist. Slowly, things that were outstanding in my mind started to downgrade to good, average, "wow how could this come from you," etc. Hiding such things didn't help much either. After a while I had this overwhelming feeling of total inadequacy. So I was working really hard to perfect my looks because I thought I was getting fat and misshapen. Then my grades because that A- could have been 105%, or my friends aren't talking to me enough so I have to change how I am around them to make them like me better. Eventually I reached a breaking point and all at once became this reclusive, introverted person that did nothing but sleep and go to school. I hardly talked to my family, dodged confrontation with my peers, and even stopped using mirrors all the time because I simply stopped caring about how I looked. After about six months of this depression, my parents and friends were frequently giving their best efforts to make me have fun and stop crying or whatever. I knew they loved me, and what made it worse was that I couldn't love them back. So all I wanted to do after that was kill the monster that had taken over me. You know what happened after that. I was in and out of the hospital for a while, and attended regular sessions with a counselor after I was physically healthy again. Even then I still had depression and I still do, and killing myself is still something that crosses my mind now and again, I've just learned how to cope with it. Knowing that your loved is something that can make you the happiest person in the world, but it's also something that can give you every reason to hate the fact that you can't give them more about you to love. So in short, being loved and suicide are sometimes elements of the same equation.