Psychologie Heute 1/2020: Bilder der Kindheit

The holiday on the mountain pasture and the calf that was baptised there. How the father shouts at the mother and throws a glass at her. Or singing along at the top of your voice in kindergarten and dangling your legs to the beat: Our early memories of childhood are often very emotional and rich in detail. But, as research now knows, they are almost always constructions that we have created in retrospect, from stories, photos and later experiences. Nevertheless, these images are a strong part of ourselves. What do our childhood memories tell us about ourselves? And how can we use them as a refuge of security and self-assurance for our lives today? - Touching. About longing and self-protection - misophonia. When chewing noises make us aggressive - Sleep. The extraordinary research of Jan Born.