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The Psychology behind Reading Fiction

Fiction encompasses a wide range of genres, including realistic literary fiction, science fiction, fantasy, mystery, horror, and romance. It is defined as a story that is not based on true events. Reading fiction is a really enjoyable, diverse, and economical

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Reading Routine: A Simple Road to well-being

Many of us engage in some or the other form of reading daily apart from school or college textbooks or reading for work purposes. Be it fiction, non-fiction, romance or thriller, the content you read affects your mind in a

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Reading & Math Science Enhance English Learners’ Performance: Study

The journal Learning Disabilities Research and Practice published new research that took place at the University of Kansas. The focus of the research was on how comprehension strategy instruction affects children’s word-problem-solving performance. Third-grade English Learners were chosen as participants.  66 third-grade

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What are the Psychological Benefits of Daily Reading?

The first novel ever written is said to be by a Japanese author about one thousand years ago. The novel was called ‘The Tales of Genji’ by Murasaki Shikibu. Well from then till now, there have been n number of

Education Motivation

Reading ‘The Blank Slate’

It is quite known that everyone amongst us, educated or uneducated has an understanding or a crude theory about what we are. This theory might not be principled or logical, not even evidence-based or sometimes conscious. This theory might be

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The Therapeutic Benefits of Reading Fiction

It has been discovered that reading fiction enhances one’s social cognition and empathy. According to a recent study, reading programs can improve young people’s mental health by fostering connection and discourse. Reading is the key to acquiring those sought-after emotional

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Top 8 benefits of Reading Books

If at First you don’t succeed, try, try, again. -W.E. Hickson As exciting, vibrant, and transformative as anything found in the actual world” and a unique chance to “gain serenity, grow stronger, and feel bolder and wiser.” Therapists have discovered

Self Help

How Much Reading Is Good For You?

Reading is analysing a collection of written symbols and extracting meaning from them. When we read, our brains translate the written characters—letters, punctuation, and spaces—that our eyes see into words, sentences, and paragraphs that make sense to us. One can

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Reading Boosts Brain Size and Mental Well-being in Adolescents: Study

During childhood and adolescence, our brains undergo great changes that shape our cognitive abilities and overall brain health. One key aspect of this development is the formation of neural connections, which serve as the building blocks for information processing and

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Tweeting for Mental Health: keep spreading Awareness

In the vast expanse of social media, we know celebrities and influencers dominate the spotlight. But a whole realm exists where everyday individuals take up the mantle of mental health advocacy. These unsung heroes, may not have thousands of followers