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Trauma: Types, Symptoms and Treatment

With rising awareness about mental health on social media and other sources of information, the term “trauma” gets thrown around a lot. But do we know what it means, and how it can be overcome? Read on to know more

Social

The Depathologization of Homosexuality

Homosexuality is defined as the enduring pattern of emotional, sexual and romantic attraction towards members of the same sex. It can include men, who are gay, or ‘Men who have sex with Men’ (MSM); and women who are lesbian, or

Education

Adapting Perspectives: The Interplay of Acculturation and Assimilation

We live in a world that is full of diversity, whether it’s about making personal choices like preference for food, clothing, music, art, etc., or making important decisions in life, whether it’s about choosing one’s career or marriage. Culture has

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The Psychology behind Aggressive Behaviour

The APA Dictionary of Psychology defines aggression as any behaviour to harm others physically or mentally. Characteristics of aggression include but are not limited to: Read More: Impact of Media Violence on Mental Health Types of aggression Aggression could be

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Theory Of Interdependence

Interdependence theory is a social exchange theory according to which interpersonal interdependence—defined as “ the process by which interacting people influence one another’s experiences”—defines interpersonal relationships. The interdependence concept emphasizes how every living item in a natural system contributes to

Parenting

The Evolution of Parenting Styles: A Deeper Look

The shift in parenting styles from authoritarian to more permissive involves more than just a modification in discipline methods; it signifies a deep-seated change in how children are seen. Today’s parent sees their child as an individual whose thoughts are

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Decoding the Food-Psychology: How Our Diet Shapes Our Emotions

Food is not just a source of energy and sustenance, but it also plays a significant role in our psychological well-being. The interplay between food and psychology is multifaceted, encompassing aspects like emotional eating, the psychological effects of different nutrients,

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Classroom Dynamics for Enhanced Teaching and Learning

Classroom dynamics pertains to how teachers and students interact within a classroom community. The goal of studying classroom dynamics is to acquire the skills necessary to create a welcoming environment where students feel at ease learning and interacting with both

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The Psychology Behind Creativity

Creativity is the ability to produce novel and original work that could range from ideas, techniques, thoughts, theories, and art, to other useful products. In other words, an individual can come up with new ideas or use objects or information

Education

Hull’s Drive Theory

Hull’s Drive Theory: One of the foundational theories of motivation in the behaviourist learning theory tradition is the drive reduction theory, which was created by Clark Hull in 1943. The drive is characterized as a drive resulting from a physiological