What Made Self-Objectification A Common Part Of Womanhood
When an individual believes in outer appearance more than that of seeing herself as an individual, it’s self-objectification. People often consider the body
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Ovarian Cancer Early Detection & the Effect on Mental Wellbeing
Today let’s look at an important topic that affects women across the globe! Wondering what we are talking about? Well, imagine a group
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Recognizing Cognitive Biases in Mental Health Diagnosis
Imagine sitting in the office of a therapist, feeling vulnerable and open, ready to receive help and healing, to receive a diagnosis that
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Emotional Intelligence Linked to Forgiveness in Adults
Parker, Saklofske, and Stough P (2009) define Emotional Intelligence as the ability to comprehend emotions, empathize with others, recognize social signs, manage emotions,
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Exploring the Psychological Depths of Technostalgia
“Things ain’t what they used to be…” This common refrain speaks to the nostalgia and even grief many feel witnessing once-familiar technologies, spaces,
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The Psychology of Stand-up Comedy
A day without laughter is a day wasted You might have heard of this famous quote by Charlie Chaplin, the legendary comedian. But
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The Psychology of Feeling Behind in Your 20s: Social Comparison, Identity Crisis & Mental Health
Your 20s are the years to do it all, to feel it all and well, just figure your whole life out in just
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Understanding the Link Between ADHD and Alcohol Use
ADHD is a developmental disorder that commonly affects children, this lasts throughout adolescence and adulthood. If the symptoms are not diagnosed or managed
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Health Harmony: Balancing Act for Sustainable Behaviour Changes
Every new year we set resolutions for our health. Some of us start working on it, but face barriers down the line. As
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Shadow Unveiled: Embracing the Hidden Aspects of Self
Just like a coin has two sides, humans also have both positive and negative tendencies. Typically, we wear our positive personas (or masks)