Tag Archives: Virtue

02Nov/25

Self-Compassion, Support, and Stress Management Boost Academic Engagement

November 2, 2025ReasearchCompassion, Determination, Motivation, Positive psychology, Psychological resilience, Psychological stress, Self, Self-compassion, Self-determination theory, Self-efficacy, Stress management, Virtue, Wangadmin

Nov. 2, 2025 /Mpelembe Media/ — This is an Open Access research article from BMC Psychology by Wang and Wang, published in 2025, titled “Exploring pathways to academic engagement: a SEM analysis of self-compassion, social support, and stress management among Chinese university students.” This study employs Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) to investigate how self-compassion and social support relate to academic engagement among 389 Chinese university students. Continue reading →

21Jun/23

Why is peace important?

June 21, 2023Conflict and WarArticles, Concepts, Ethics, Fruit of the Holy Spirit, Global citizenship, Judaism and peace, Peace, Peace education, Virtueadmin

June 21, 2023 /World/ — Peace is a state of harmony and tranquility. It is the absence of war, violence, and conflict. Peace is not something that can be defeated. It is a state of being that is constantly evolving and growing. Continue reading →

14Jun/23

I am a romantic fool

June 14, 2023Human InterestArticles, Emotions, Fool, Friendship, Human behavior, Human sexuality, Joke, Philosophy of love, Romance, The Fool, Virtueadmin

June 14, 2023 /Human Interest/ — The joke is that you are a romantic fool who is always getting yourself into trouble.

The word “fool” can have two meanings:

A person who is easily tricked or deceived.
A person who is innocent or naive.

In the context of the joke, you are the latter type of fool. You are a romantic fool who is always getting yourself into trouble because you are too trusting and naive.

You are always falling in love with the wrong people, and you are always getting your heart broken. But you never learn your lesson. You keep on being a romantic fool, even though you know that it will only lead to pain. Continue reading →

29Apr/23

Why critical thinking is an important skill in the age of AI.

April 29, 2023InnovationArticles, Artificial intelligence, Branches of philosophy, Critical thinking, Educational psychology, Evaluation, John Dewey, Leadership, Learning, Logic, Mind, Philosophy of education, Philosophy of mind, Problem solving, Reason, Thought, Virtueadmin

April 29, 2023 /Business/ — It will require critical thinking and systems thinking to get the most out of AI tools. Being a Prompt Engineer will become a great skill to have in your toolbox. Prompt engineers simply need a decent level of language and grammar skills, data analysis, and critical thinking.

Prompted Critical thinking is the key. AI generators are not designed to assess the veracity of text they input and output. Nor are they intended to use any sort of critical thinking, which is why jobs that require critical thinking are not about to be replaced by Generative AI.

You don’t need to memorize – it’s time to focus on real-life skills, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence. The critical thinking required to enter a prompt and use AI tools effectively is worth training for – not the memorization of information. Continue reading →