The psychology of Christmas

Christmas On LBCI
09-12-2014 | 23:00
High views
Share
LBCI
Share
LBCI
Whatsapp
facebook
Twitter
Messenger
telegram
telegram
print
The psychology of Christmas
Whatsapp
facebook
Twitter
Messenger
telegram
telegram
print
2min
The psychology of Christmas
Ever heard of the Ho-Ho-Ho phobias? or that your Christmas Tree can reveal hidden parts of your personality? or that you can have a full personality analysis through your Christmas card or cake?! Weird but True! 

1- The psychology of decoration :

Most of us decorate our homes for Christmas, some more than others. As proven by a recent study and survey , the possible and most likely reason for this deco rush is to subconsciously communicate a sense of friendliness and coziness to your neighbors. People who over decorate their homes might be the ones with fewer friends and trying to send an accessibility vibe to those around them.



 

2- What makes a Merry Christmas :

NOT Consumerism! According to the most recent studies more happiness was reported when Christmas was spent in a family and/or religious atmosphere and much less well being was noticed whenever the holidays were about spending.

3- The Neuroses of Christmas! (Funny but true!)

-  Selaphobia ! A chronic fear of flickering lights.

- Cyssanophobia ! A chronic fear from kissing under the mistletoe !

- Ghabhphobia ! The terrible fear of presents and gifts!

 



4 – Christmas Trees… revealing your secrets since the dawn of time!

Have your full personality analysis done through your choice of tree and ornaments. Here are a few examples! If you like colorful Christmas lights , this means you are a person who enjoys diversity in life. If you chose matching ornaments for your tree this probably tells your a perfectionist. Choosing the opposite surely means you are a sentimentalist! And the list goes on….


Have an LBCI Christmas!

 




 

Download now the LBCI mobile app
To see the latest news, the latest daily programs in Lebanon and the world
Google Play
App Store
We use
cookies
We use cookies to make
your experience on this
website better.
Accept
Learn More