Gisele Pelicot Case: A Psychological Analysis of Marital Sexual Violence
In September 2024, a courtroom in France was at the centre of attention around the world as a 72-year-old grandmother named Gisele Pelicot,
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Recency Effect and the Lasting Power of Last Impressions
Imagine this: Mehul is at the front of the boardroom, only five minutes into her presentation, when she makes a mistake. Her shaking
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Research: Analysis of the Heart’s Nervous System
Scientists from Columbia University and the Karolinska Institute recently issued a ground-breaking finding about the heart’s neurological system, known as the intracardiac nervous
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Bouncing back from Adversity
Life is not always linear. Everybody has had both happy and sad days. Some days may feel worse than others. Even while we
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Kindergarten for AI? Why Starting Small Helps RNNs Learn Faster and Better
Artificial Intelligence is dominating the world. Researchers are studying its working mechanism, its effect on human beings, and how it can be improved
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Study Reveals Complex Relationship Between Failure and Learning
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University and Clark University conducted a new study that was published in the Strategic Management Journal, funded by the
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I thought it was love – It was emotional abuse
Love is a complex, universal experience that is recognized across cultures. It can be patient, kind. It can be healing. Though, sometimes it
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Karnatka University Appoints Its First Transgender Guest Lecturer
By appointing Renuka Pujar as their guest lecturer, Karnataka University makes history for being one of the first universities in the state to
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Stress Keeping You Up? A New Discovery Could Change Your Nights: Meet the Locus Coeruleus
A new study conducted by researchers at the University of Lausanne has revealed the key role of the locus coeruleus brain in sleep
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Study: Bidirectional Link Between Depression and Physical Activity in Adults
A new research published in the journal Mental Health and Physical Activity from the University of Toronto reported a bidirectional relationship between depressive