REJECTION

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Rejection can be defined as the act of pushing someone or something away,which can be experienced on a large scale or in small ways in everyday life on difficult performance it reduces intellectual tasks also can contribute to aggression and poor impulse control

Areas of our brain become activated when we experience rejection as when we experience physical pain,that why even small rejections hurt more than we think they should,because elicit literal albeit,emotional pain

TYPES OF REJECTION 

1. Hyperacute Rejection

2. Social Rejection 

3. Familial Rejection

4.Relationship Rejection

5.Romantic Rejection

HOW TO DEAL WITH REJECTION

1. Understand why rejections hurts so much

2. Practice some self care 

3. Process your emotions 

4. Spend time with people you love  

5.  Learn from taking risks

6. Recognizing rejection in your life  

7. Surround yourself with supportive people

BY:Fadeyi Funmilayo


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