Legal Adulthood at 18: What Neuroscience Reveals About the Developing Brain
What changes when a person turns eighteen? New rights are granted by the law on this day. Voting is made possible. Legal contracts can
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The Psychology Behind Feeling Safe with Our Phone
On a Sunday night, Kumar sits on the subway heading home after visiting his childhood friends. The bus travel was quiet, and the
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Why Adult Friendships End: Emotional Compatibility and Life Changes
Adult friendships take up the majority of our lives. While they are highly rewarding, they can also be very fragile. Friendships are unlike
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Handwritten Letter as Heirlooms: Intergenerational Memory And Emotion
Losing a loved one may be one of the most painful experiences in one’s life. The grief, the longing, the what-ifs, all tend
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Forgiveness, Justice, and Healing: A Psychological Perspective on Emotional Recovery
“In the famous Indian epic Mahabharata, one of the most moving and powerful journeys of forgiveness and justice unfolds between Yudhishthira and Duryodhana.
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The Power of Routine: How Daily Routines Influence the Mood and Mental Health
Routines might feel boring, but psychological and health studies reveal that what we do every day greatly affects how we feel emotionally. From how
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Mental Illness and Hidden Strengths: Turning Struggles into Life Skills
When we hear the words “mental illness,” people usually think only about the struggles of anxiety, depression, or bipolar disorder. But new research
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Mindful Consumption: How to Shop Consciously and Avoid Impulse Buying During Sales
In this materialistic world, we often find ourselves buying more than required. This world today thrives on constant marketing and consumerism, because of
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When Old Friendships Trigger Jealousy in Marriage: A Psychological Perspective
Smita received a text on her phone, it was from her old college friend, a simple check-in after years of silence. She didn’t
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Fighting Doesn’t Mean Falling Apart: The Science Behind Conflict and Strong Bonds
It’s common for us to feel worried when disagreement arises with someone we care about. Many of us see conflicts as a sign