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Education

Experts Speak: The Psychology behind Voting and Election Campaigns

Voting is a citizen’s right as much as a citizen’s duty. If you reside in a democratic nation, then the state of that nation is dependent on your votes. Elections have never been about the politicians, it is about the people. People, their beliefs, opinions and faith lie at the crux of elections and eventually, […]

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Positive Self Help

Aham Brahmasmi: Deciding Your Self-Image

“I am what … I think you think I am.” Self-image is an internal mental picture/idea you have of yourself. Self-Image may consist of four types: When any one type of self-image is dominant in personality, we do a distorted perception of our Actual Self. Self-awareness is a key tool for differentiating between which types […]

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News

Australian former prime minister admits to struggling with anxiety 

Former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison spoke about his struggle with anxiety during his tenure, proving one can still work in the top job even with anxiety if the right treatment is taken. It is not the first time that such personalities have come up with their anxiety struggles. Celebrities like Anushka Sharma, Emma Stone, […]

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News

You Are What You Eat, And Now You Think What You Eat!

A recent study of over 1,80,000 people in the UK proves how our diet and food preferences directly affect our behavior, intelligence, metabolism, and even our genes! What is our diet pattern? How much and how frequently do we eat food daily is our diet. It involves our meals as well as small snacks that […]

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Education

The Main Character Syndrome: Exploring The Psychology of Self-Centered Narratives

Main character syndrome in layman’s terms is simply a belief of an individual that they are the most important person in the world. They tend to think that everything revolves around them and that they are the stars of their own story. Main character syndrome is when a person constantly feels like they are the […]

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Life Style

Mindful Eating: A Path to Healthier Relationships with Food

An overabundance of body weight is one of today’s most squeezing open well-being issues. Our relationship with nourishment is significant. A later UK investigation on building up a positive ‘Food Future’ expressed that customers encounter a misfortune associated with nourishment that ought to be defended. Corpulence has been related to risky nourishment and eating practices, […]

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Awareness

How your body responds to Trauma

Persistence of traumatic events may remain imprinted in the minds of victims even after they are over, irrespective of the fact that these are potential physical or psychological traumas. While society now realizes that traumatic events have a very crucial contribution to the mind’s ability to process that trauma, the body’s competence to store traumatic memories […]

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Education

Understanding Milgram’s Experiment

Stanley Milgram was an American social psychologist. He was majorly famous for his controversial experiment on obedience. He conducted this experiment during his tenure as a professor at Yale University. He was born on 15 August 1933 and passed away on 20 December 1984. He was influenced by the events of the Holocaust, particularly the […]

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Education

Playing isn’t just for kids—it’s for adults too! Psychologists Tell Why

The idea of play and games is almost always associated with kids. But what if one is to say that play is as important for adults as for children, and that it works wonders? Adulthood comes with a baggage of responsibilities and obligations, and the idea of play often takes a backseat. Play, though, is […]

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News

18-year-old Women Diagnosed with “Love Brain”

An 18-year-old Chinese girl, nicknamed Xiaoyu, was diagnosed with “Love brain” as she called her boyfriend 100 times in a single day and after getting no response from his side, she smashed the household objects and threatened the boyfriend to jump from the balcony when the cops arrived. Xiaoyu relocated from her home to begin […]

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