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Education

The Multifaceted Mind: Understanding Theories of Intelligence

Intelligence is a complex and multifaceted concept that has intrigued thinkers, scientists, and philosophers for centuries. It is subjective in nature as different people have their own interpretation of what they consider smart, brainy, or intelligent. Various debates and discussions

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Artificial intelligence –(AI) can be helpful in detecting mental diseases

A recent study by Georgia State University’s TReNDS Center may help in early detection of mental illnesses. A team of scientists from Georgia State developed a comprehensive computer programme that was able to screen through enormous volumes of brain imaging

Awareness

Emotional Intelligence: Improve the Quality of Daily Life

The term Emotional Intelligence which was initially was coined by psychologists Peter Salovey and John D. Mayer refers “to a form of social intelligence that involves the ability to monitor one’s own and others’ feelings and emotions, to discriminate among

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Musk’s “Biographer” claims that he is Mentally Unwell

Seth Abramson, an Elon Musk biographer, shared concerns about the mental health and decision-making process of the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX. According to a series of tweets on X, the platform owned by Musk, Abramson warned that Elon is

Education

The Scope of Child Psychology in India: Challenges and Opportunities 

Childhood is a very significant stage in every individual’s life. Proper care and nurturing, depending on the developmental stage, are necessary for the healthy development of children. Even though childcare is a very important responsibility, many are not even properly

Awareness Self Help

15 Ways AI is Changing the Way We Think, Feel, and Live

Everyone who reads this is a user of artificial intelligence (AI) in some way or another. Artificial intelligence becomes a part of most of your lives. When you look back you may wonder how fastly it occupied in every human.

Awareness

Passive-Aggressive Behaviour: Identifying, Causes, and How to Deal with it

Passive-aggressive behaviour is the way out or we can say a coping mechanism for our actions. When you feel angry, irritated, or have other emotions over something but do not express it directly or have a direct conversation rather than you

Industrial

The Psychology of Debating 

Assume that you’re in the midst of a heated discussion, trying to convince your friends why your favourite place deserves more recognition. Such engagement is more or less just a casual banter, an example of debating. Debating is the fundamental

Awareness

Masculinity and Mental health

You would have come across or heard of expressions like “Real men don’t cry”, “Real men are not emotional” and “Men are more logical than women”. These questionable phrases prescribe how men are supposed to act, think, feel or behave

Awareness

Why Wonder Woman Is More Than Just a Superhero: A Psychological Lens

There is something about propelling Wonder Woman, a cultural and feminist icon, beyond the pages of comic books into generations. Wonder Woman was created by William Moulton Marston in 1941. He wrote her as a character who could serve as

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