Playing isn’t just for kids—it’s for adults too! Psychologists Tell Why
The idea of play and games is almost always associated with kids. But what if one is to say that play is as
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Conventional Wisdom v/s Creativity
In 1903, two bicycle mechanics from Ohio set out to do what the scientific community deemed impossible—build a flying machine. The Wright brothers’
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Understanding Terror Management Theory
The one who has come to life has to go one day, it is the truth of life. Death is inevitable. And this
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A Guide to Trauma Response
In this context, the term “trauma” refers to occurrences that elicit powerful physiological and emotional reactions. According to the Substance Abuse and Mental
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How to Deal with Emptiness?
The feeling of emptiness can be described as when a person feels void, isolation, and lack of purpose. The reason for feeling this
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12 Branches of Psychology
You may always wonder about people’s behavior in different contexts. Sometimes you may even think about yourself – your own thought patterns, behaviors,
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Love Bombing at Workplace
Have you ever felt like someone at your workplace has been showering you with endless praise or flattery to the point where you
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Exploring Trauma Dumping: Impact and Coping Strategies
People have a variety of stress reactions following a traumatic event, including “trauma dumping.” Trauma dumping, often referred to as emotional dumping, is
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Reasons behind New Year’s Resolutions’ failure
Countless individuals set their own goals for the year to come as soon as the hourglass chimes midnight. However, most of them fail
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The Correlation Between Hair Loss and Mental Illness
Scalp hair is more important socially and psychologically than it is biologically to humans. Hair serves no purpose in humans other than providing