How Multitasking Affects Your Brain: Psychology of Multitasking
Multitasking is doing multiple things at one given time, changing quickly between the two, or doing them in one sequence. Often enough, It
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Awareness
Cerebral Cortex: The most important part of human brain
The cerebral cortex, or gray matter, is known as the outermost layer of nerve cell tissue in your brain. Several folds and grooves
Education
Life Style
Psychology of habit
People often repeat the same actions in familiar situations, showcasing a tendency toward habitual behaviour. Habit, as a concept, has been explored in
Self Help
The psychological impact of plastic surgery on mental health
In recent years, plastic surgery has grown in popularity as a way for people to improve their appearance and increase their self-confidence. Although
Awareness
Inattentional Blindness: When You Can’t See the Thing You Have Eyes On
You must have played this game called ‘I spy’ when you were little. It is a simple game where one person says “I
Awareness
Breaking the Silence: Exploring the Impact of Childhood Trauma
We keep hearing the word “trauma” very often, pretty casually, but what does it mean? What is the impact of it really? What
Therapy
Polyvagal Theory: A Breakdown of the Autonomic Nervous System and Social Behavior
The Polyvagal Theory, created by Dr. Stephen Porges, distinguishes 3 stages of evolution within the development of the mammalian autonomic nervous system. The
Awareness
Dealing with Emotional Abuse (Abuse by Proxy)
Emotional Abuse is also referred as Abuse by proxy that is witnessed in the intimate partner and domestic violence or abuse. This kind
Social
The Psychology of Perspectivism
Perspectivism is a philosophical principle developed by Friedrich Nietzsche which states that there is no real knowledge or truth as every truth is
Motivation
Women’s Day: Unrealistic Beauty Standards and Mental Health
Women, for centuries, have been told by men that they are “not up to the mark”. The first wave of the feminist movement