Locus of Control: What Shapes Our Belief in Personal Control?
Imagine there is a disappointing result in an examination for two students. The first one blames oneself for the poor performance because he
Imagine there is a disappointing result in an examination for two students. The first one blames oneself for the poor performance because he
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While some individuals prefer to tackle their issues alone, others are willing to seek external help. This difference matters more than it might
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has released guidelines highlighting the need for community care instead of long-term psychiatric institutionalisation. This is to ensure
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The Supreme Court announced national guidelines to prevent misuse of the Prevention of Child Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012, during marriage disputes. This
Delhi University guest lecturer Vinayana Khurana fights stereotypes about cerebral palsy through her writings and disability rights advocacy. She teaches English Literature at
The Supreme Court of India has directed the Central government to create a portal for patients with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) who may
A recent report has found that over 50% Indians chose waited for a year before seeking help for mental health while 56% first
Thinking of the word “Therapy”, does the concept feel familiar, or does it feel entirely alien? Let’s pause a moment and think: how much