Ethan Kroos has always shared a special association with his grandmother, a role, which he considered “my mother again”. She lived a few buildings from his childhood home, and when he came every day after school, she was coating with kisses and leaving him with food – Matzo balls, chicken broth, pudding pasta.
Despite their proximity, she was barely talking about her horrors that she endured during the Nazi occupation of Eyshishok, Lithuania in the modern era, before migrating to the United States and found a house in New York. How did she prepare her life to become a stable personality for her family? And why did her shock never be discussed, except on specific occasions such as the Holocaust Day? “I found it puzzled, and how she can avoid talking about these events but is still fine,” says Cross.
Such questions will follow a cross through adolescence. as Psychological experimental world The director of the passion and self -control laboratory at the University of Michigan, has spent his career in the search for an answer. “Emotions are full of richness and benefit, but they can improve from us when we are more at risk,” he says. “Why is this happening? What can we do to deal with them more effectively? This is what I went to the graduate school to find out.”
New Cross Book, Transformation: How to manage your emotions so that you do not manage youIt is the product of everything you have learned. Also, he is not the only psychologist fascinated by the idea of our mastery …
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