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
Social
Industrial
FOMO and Retail Therapy: The Drivers Behind Impulsive Buying Behavior
Of all the Behavioural Traits of the buyers such as Complex buying behavior, Variety-Seekers, Dissonance reducing buying behaviour, habitual buyers and Impulsive buyers
Life Style
Hustle Culture: Achieve but at What Cost
Have you ever felt like you’re not doing enough? Say, even if you excel in your academics, you feel the desperate need to
Education
10 Job Roles in the Field of Psychology
“The scientific study of the human mind and its behaviour is known as psychology. It is an essential professional activity along with a
Social
Why Is High-Level Loneliness Reported In Middle-Aged Adults?
Middle age is a period of transition or change. Many people in their middle age experience changes in their relationships like children leaving
Health
The Psychology of Smoking Relapse
Smoking relapse is one of the most significant challenges that most smoking quitters or stoppers face. Although wide availability of cessation aids and
Social
How to Deal with Critical People?
Criticism can be difficult to process sometimes. Especially when it is a recurring phenomenon. Criticism was defined as negative feedback from others, that’s
Self Help
The IKEA Effect: Why We Value What We Create
Have you ever wondered what makes the name “IKEA” so unique? Or have you ever come across the term “IKEA Effect”? Chances are,
Positive
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’
Self Help
How Meditation Changes Your Brain
“He who is mentally concentrated, sees things according to reality.” as the great Gautama Buddha has said. In the hustle bustle of daily