We have all gotten at least one infuriating backhanded compliment in our lives. The sarcastic snicker as they look at their friends before turning to you. The obvious disrespect that they did not even try to hide. We have all
Hoarding is relatively common; we all know someone with a garage full of random trinkets and things that seem of little use; however, there is a certain point where hoarding becomes an issue. For this reason, Hoarding Disorder has been
Dismissive behaviour is an interpersonal relationship that can significantly impact interactions with another individual that is something off. Recognizing and understanding listening is critical for posting a healthy connection and improving communications. This article explains the various factors of dismissive
The mind in its own place, and in itself can make a heaven of Hell, a hell of Heaven. By-John Milton, Poet Our minds can be unpredictable which can lead to us taking dangerous actions, that are unethical, scary and
Researchers have observed the psychological phenomenon of mob mentality in various instances around the world. In India, the most prominent instances usually revolve around politics, religion and/or culture. Conflict between people of different cultures and the common occurrences of prejudice
You always procrastinate on your daily tasks. You have tried several times to change this behaviour. Do you find it hard and feel like it is impossible? You’re not alone, and behaviour modification therapy might be just what you need.
Everybody knows that the green colour is linked with nature, growth and harmony. The green colour is known to denote balance and renewal, such as the visual of a lush green forest rejuvenation our souls. Colors hold a lot of
Remember when teachers gave you remarks for good handwriting in school? You used to put great effort into it, and those remarks always motivated and energized you. This is what we call reinforcement in psychology. In our usual day-to-day tasks,
Human behavior has been known to continuously be influenced by genetic and external factors, our behavior is shaped by our values, attitudes and beliefs, norms, and culture of our environment Our behavior heavily relies on the everlasting process of Socialisation,
Behaviourism is a psychological theory that emphasizes observable behaviour rather than the mental process going on within. It says that behaviour is learned by conditioning, where people respond to stimuli in their surroundings. Classical conditioning, introduced by Ivan Pavlov involves
