The Unconscious Mind, and its Relation to Mental Health
The conscious mind cannot access the different processes occurring in the unconscious mind, an individual is not acutely aware of them. Nevertheless, a
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How Media Influences Women’s Empowerment
Media has always been boasted about for its innate and intrinsic ability to raise awareness about various issues that happen around us, beyond
Relationship
Importance of Loyal Partner in Life
Most of the people if asked, would say that loyalty is a very important component for any relationship to survive. But the meaning
Positive
Seven Ways to How You Can Be a Nicer Person as per Psychologists
The pandemic has desensitized a majority of the population across the globe, many just don’t care anymore. We spent almost 2 years isolated,
Awareness
SEXTING: A growing concern for adult’s mental health
In this growing digital world, where there are online dating apps and social media platforms, something that is growing is sexting. Sexting is
Awareness
Education
Cultural Kaleidoscope: Learn about Cross-Cultural Psychology
We live in a world, that is diverse. It has different colours, practices, and patterns which reflect the richness of cultures around the
Education
The Asch Conformity Experiment and Its Implications
Social Psychology is a field of psychology that aims to study the behaviour of human beings in a social context. It examines how
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A Reflection of Your own Tamasha
Tamasha is a Bollywood movie released in 2015 that talks about a psychological disorder i.e. borderline personality disorder and how he finds himself
Education
Pragmatism as the Philosophy of modern times?
Pragmatism is a philosophical movement that happened to begin in the 1870s in the United States of America, particularly through the works of
Health
Deconstructing Pop Culture’s Impact on Eating Disorders
Eating disorders, like many mental illnesses, are extremely complex and often misunderstood. Researchers have made significant strides in understanding the underlying factors associated