The Economic Times

Psychology says people who get over hardships of any kind with ease aren't less emotional: What this behavior means?

Psychology says people who get over hardships of any kind with ease aren't without feelings or unaffected by pain. Their response may be linked to emotional regulation, cognitive flexibility and resilience. They can acknowledge difficult emotions while looking for ways forward. Past experiences may also influence how they interpret new problems. Psychology theories explain how coping skills, flexible thinking and reframing can support recovery during difficult periods.