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Awareness Education

Psychological Essentialism

A research paper by Vasilyeva, Gopnik, and Lombrozon (2018) on the development of structural thinking about social categories begins with a popular cognitive bias we all have. Most of us believe that boys prefer blue color and girls prefer pink color. But is that true? Or is it just a structural constraint? People often develop […]

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Awareness

Finding Strength in Vulnerability

As human beings, we are often forced to face certain life circumstances which is not just challenging but also prove to be extremely stressful and energy draining. Since we are a part of the vast community and society, it is expected of us to behave, think and adapt to certain lifestyles, cultures, beliefs, etc which […]

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Parenting

How to make a child feel safe & secure

The word parent not only comes with giving birth to a child but also nurtures that child and raises him with utmost care. Being a parent is the greatest boon or a blessing. Now with this comes parenting, which is not only restricted to giving birth to a child or with any kind of biological […]

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Awareness Education

Homophobia during lockdown

COVID-19 has made our stay at home. Staying home is somewhat manageable to some but for some groups of people, it is like staying inside a cage. Some are dealing with corona fear, whereas homosexuals are dealing with the fear of their sexual identity.  Homophobia can be defined as irrational hatred or fear of homosexuals. […]

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Awareness Education

Intergenerational Diversity in Organizations

Diversity management is considered one of the most crucial aspects of human resource management and the challenge of any organization. There are several underrepresented categories of individuals who are being excluded or treated differently in workplaces for ages. One of the significant dimensions about which different perceptions exist in the workplace is intergenerational diversity. Generational […]

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Positive

Why Empathy Matters: Helping Addicted Loved Ones

We’ve all heard that tough love is the way to go when trying to help someone who is struggling with drug and alcohol addiction, but is this always the best way to go? Not necessarily. While it’s important to show tough love at times with someone who is dealing with addiction, it’s also important to […]

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Crime

How lock-down led to increase in domestic violence in India?

Indian society, an epitome of patriarchy, has often given men the power to abuse women in order to gratify their own tendencies of being violent and the lockdown has further enhanced their potential. With a reported increase of 21% in domestic violence cases in India in the lockdown period, it is indeed a reflection of […]

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Health Positive

Prioritize your night’s sleep and don’t get deprived of it

How many of you find sleeping to be unmanageable these days? And also consider it as a catastrophe for sack time?   It’s late-night, but you are still awake and finding it difficult to fall asleep. Your eyes glued to the smartphone screen swapping between the social media applications or may be engaged to binge-watch […]

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Awareness

Sexual abuse, types and related disorders

There are and have been some acts that inflict a disturbing level of mental and physical trauma but their comprehension goes beyond that. There has been categorization established by the society and norms related to those things have also been created. Sexual offenses hold a very distinct position in Indian society and their perception is […]

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Motivation

Unemployment in the times of corona-virus: The psychology of job loss

I  was sitting and pondering upon how this global pandemic is going to impact us all in different ways given the present circumstances and just then I got the call from one of my closest friend saying I lost my job, how am I going to feed my family and my retired parents whose pension […]

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