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Interpersonal relations

Interpersonal relations in psychology are defined as the connection and interaction that individuals have with other people, whether it is a close personal relationship or just any social relationship. The relationships play fundamental roles in human life because they affect emotional status, identity and behavior. Interpersonal relationships may be of different types such as friendship, […]

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Intelligence Quotient (IQ)

The Intelligence quotient (IQ) is a measure of the comparative cognitive ability of an individual in relation to others of the same age. This is frequently assessed using standardized tests of abilities such as reasoning, problem-solving, memory, and verbal ability. The score is typically scaled such that the mean IQ is 100 and most individuals […]

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Interdependence

Interdependence in psychology is the characteristic by which individuals depend upon each other for support, connection and development. It shows that human beings are social beings by nature and that the quality of our relationships is important to our happiness and success. Unlike dependence, which can involve relying too much on others, interdependence is a […]