Can’t Stop Thinking About Your Crush? Here’s How to Let Go
The smile automatically appears when the word “crush” is mentioned. Navigating the emotions that come with having a crush can be challenging, especially
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The Psychology of “Fake it Till you Make it”
How many times have you heard someone say, “Just fake it till you make it”? The expression has been bandied about in boardrooms,
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Psychology Behind Commitment in Relationships
Commitment is a frequently used word, especially in the context of relationships. But the relationships need not necessarily be platonic or romantic. These
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How to Improve Self-Esteem: 8 Tips to Give You a Boost
The amount of good thoughts we have about ourselves is called self-esteem. It shows how much we like or value ourselves and is
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Attention-Seeking Behaviour in Adults
We all want to be noticed and appreciated. But for some adults, the desire for validation, concern, or simple attention becomes extreme and
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Caught in the Middle: The Emotional Toll of Being a Third Wheel
Third-wheeling is a delicate and sometimes painful experience in which individuals find themselves simultaneously included and excluded in social dynamics, particularly in trio
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Theories of Aggression: Understanding the Roots of Violent Behavior
There have been several cases reported about the instance of aggression. Like violence and conflict, conspiracy to kill and even actually killing Sometimes. Factors
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The Science Behind How Nostalgia Fuels Optimism
Psychology has spent decades measuring the sweet-n-sour feeling of longing for times gone by – as the triggering phenomenon. Earlier it was considered
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Defence Mechanism: What They Are And Why We Use Them
Defence Mechanism: What They Are And Why We Use Them In psychoanalytic theory, pioneered by psychologist Sigmund Freud, defence mechanisms refer to the
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The Milgram Experiment: Understanding Obedience to AuthorityÂ
One of the most controversial studies in social psychology, Stanley Milgram’s 1960s experiment, has sparked extensive interpretation and criticism over the years. Thus,