(Saint Anthony, January 26, 2026) — The way individuals experience and express emotions, behavior, and reactions is influenced by factors beyond immediate external circumstances, according to psychologist Bogdana Anca Jaliu.
Psychologist Bogdana Anca Jaliu emphasizes that internal factors play a significant role in how people respond to their environment.
- Psychologist Bogdana Anca Jaliu notes that external factors do not fully dictate an individual’s emotional and behavioral responses.
- Internal processes and individual characteristics contribute significantly to how people feel, act, and react.
Bogdana Anca Jaliu, a psychologist based in Saint Anthony, Texas, highlights the complex interplay between external stimuli and internal processes in shaping human experience. According to Jaliu, the way we feel, act, or react is not fully determined by external factors.
Why It Matters
This perspective challenges a purely deterministic view of human behavior, which posits that external events are the sole cause of our responses. Recognizing the influence of internal factors—such as beliefs, values, past experiences, and inherent personality traits—can have significant implications for understanding mental health, interpersonal relationships, and personal growth. It suggests that individuals are not simply passive recipients of external forces, but active agents in shaping their own experiences and reactions. This understanding can empower individuals to take greater responsibility for their emotional well-being and behavioral patterns.
Jaliu’s observation underscores the importance of considering the whole person—internal and external factors—when assessing and addressing psychological challenges. A comprehensive approach to mental health acknowledges that while external stressors can contribute to distress, internal resources and coping mechanisms also play a crucial role in resilience and recovery.
Time.news based this report on information provided by Bogdana Anca Jaliu, Psychologist, and added independent analysis and context.
