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Micro Stressors: The Invisible Psychological Pressure of Modern Life
When we hear the word stress, we often picture major crises: a job loss, a health issue, or a breakup. But in psychology, stress isn’t limited to big life events. In recent years, a concept has gained attention: micro stressors. These are…
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The Sociology of the Body: How Society Shapes Our Physical Existence
In classical sociology, the body was often viewed as a passive object — a biological vessel through which social life occurred. But contemporary sociologists argue otherwise: the body is deeply social. From how we walk, eat, dress, and move to…
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Free Will vs Determinism: Are We Truly Free?
Do humans have free will, or are all our choices determined by prior causes? This question has fascinated philosophers for centuries. Known as the debate between free will and determinism, it cuts across philosophy, psychology, neuroscience, and even physics. Whether you’re…
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Gaslighting: Recognize and Recover from Emotional Manipulation
In recent years, the term gaslighting has become increasingly common in discussions about mental health, toxic relationships, and emotional abuse. But what exactly does it mean? Gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation where one person systematically causes another to doubt their…
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How Society Shapes Gender Roles and Expectations
Gender roles have been part of human societies for centuries, shaping how people behave, what they do, and how they see themselves and others. These roles—traditionally assigning specific tasks, traits, and expectations to men and women—are deeply rooted in cultural…
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Welcome! I’m Sertaç Taşeli and this blog is my space to discuss ideas in sociology, psychology, and philosophy. I aim to offer thoughtful perspectives on current topics that shape our society.