The Psychological Predictors of Wearing a Mask

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Dec 13, 2019Breathing is undoubtedly essential for the body and mind. It is very often given importance in terms of the balance of an organism for its physical and mental wellbeing. However, the question that can generally be asked is what happens when there is not enough oxygen intake.
There might be some unrecognized emotion that runs somewhere in the background of our minds. A logical question would be what that emotion is. Well, for now it is more important to know what happens when the thought process marks this emotion incorrectly as the source of new self-identification.
How you feel about your body impacts many aspects of your life; your confidence, self-esteem, boundaries you have with other people, your mental and physical health. Your relationship with your body is the most important relationship in your life. Why?
Setting healthy boundaries with other people in your life is an important part of establishing your identity and is a crucial aspect of mental health and self-care. Weak boundaries lead to anxiety, higher stress levels, feelings of being taken advantage of, disrespected, not acknowledged and are often linked to unhealthy relationships.
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