From a psychological perspective why are people afraid of the truth, therefore also afraid to tell the truth? There are myriad reasons to why people might be afraid of the truth and consequently reluctant to face it. Dr BB shares some common factors: Fear of consequences, fear of judgment or rejection, protecting one's self-image, and that people often have a desire to maintain a positive self-image or protect their reputation. Come join Dr BB to find out more of some of the common reasons why "we can't handle the tr...
From a psychological perspective why are people afraid of the truth, therefore also afraid to tell the truth? There are myriad reasons to why people might be afraid of the truth and consequently reluctant to face it. Dr BB shares some common factors: Fear of consequences, fear of judgment or rejection, protecting one's self-image, and that people often have a desire to maintain a positive self-image or protect their reputation.
Come join Dr BB to find out more of some of the common reasons why "we can't handle the truth."
It's important to note that while fear of the truth and reluctance to tell the truth are common, they can have negative consequences in personal relationships, professional settings, and one's own psychological well-being. Building trust, fostering open communication, and promoting a culture of honesty can help mitigate these fears and encourage a more transparent and authentic approach to life.
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