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Awareness

Why Introverts Are Better at Networking Than You Might Think

Networking is often considered to be the extrovert’s game where you may picture a person having lively conversations and endless small talks in crowded events. On the other hand, the thought of diving into such environments can be daunting for

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10 Signs That You Are A Perfectionist, According to Psychology

Perfectionism is often viewed as something that is overwhelming or something that needs to be changed. While this may be true to some extent, perfectionism can also be a gift. It can be described as a personality trait that motivates

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The Impact of Financial Stress on Anxiety Levels Among Young Adults

Emotional burdens seem to be to be the most hype issue nowadays among youngsters. Important life-changing transitions such as the transition from school to work, entry into financial independence, and adopting a lifestyle mainly governed by societal expectations mark this

Relationship

How Mutual Respect Transforms Relationships for the Better

The word ‘respect’ is used to convey that one admires the other person’s character regarding his/her attitudes and beliefs among many other things. When we add the word ‘mutual’ to this context, we are now talking about respect as a two-way

Self Help

Body Positivity and Body Neutrality: A Journey Towards Self-Acceptance 

Social media rules today’s world, where ideal beauty is unattainable and nearly impossible to achieve. That is why many people end up fighting with their body image. This fight is what typically leads to negative emotions, dissatisfaction, and even dangerous

Awareness Education

The Role of Neuroplasticity in Personal Growth and Success

We’ve built cities, sent people to space, and created technology that can fit the world into the palm of our hands. What makes all of this possible? Our brains. They’re not just powerful—they’re like supercomputers with the ultimate cheat code:

Education

Authors Who Used Sigmund Freud’s Theories in Their Writings 

The Austrian neurologist Sigmund Freud, who was born in 1856, is often referred to as the “father of  modern psychology.” Freud is recognized by many as the father of psychoanalysis and revolutionized the understanding of the human mind. According to

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Why Is Psychology Important in Shaping the Academic Curriculum?

Psychology is not only an integral part of the educational curriculum as a subject but also a fundamental part of its design. Not every college student studies Psychology as their major. However, they all experienced the principles and approaches of

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Hypercriticality and Verbal Abuse  

Hypercriticism and verbal abuse are two contrary behaviours that go hand in hand and greatly affect the mental health, relationships, and well-being of human beings. Hypercriticality is an over-the-top inclination toward fault finding or severe, often excessive, and unwarranted criticism.

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What is the Pink Elephant Test?

What happens immediately if you’re instructed not to think about a pink elephant? Are you surprised that a pink elephant pops up in your thoughts? That was a test to demonstrate the incessant struggle of subduing your thoughts. This thought