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Self Help

8 subtle things to do when you are feeling Worthless

Upon looking at the bright sky, have you ever felt gloomy, which resembles nothing from the warm and soothing weather? And then, you would say to yourself, “ahh. How wholesome of the weather! I wish I could feel so about

Awareness

Psychology behind Reckless Driving

“Speed thrills but kills”—a phrase we often hear, yet the allure of reckless driving persists despite the known dangers. Every year, reckless driving results in thousands of deaths and injuries worldwide. This article explores why people continue to engage in

Self Help

Psychology of Self-Criticism

We have all had that annoying voice in our head constantly berating us. Haunting us with a voice repeating “You are not enough”. That berating voice inside our head hurts more than anyone else insulting us. While this happens rarely

Positive

Conventional Wisdom v/s Creativity

In 1903, two bicycle mechanics from Ohio set out to do what the scientific community deemed impossible—build a flying machine. The Wright brothers’ success came not from dismissing the collective knowledge of their time but from combining it with an

Health

Orthorexia Nervosa: The Obsession with ‘Healthy’ Eating

Eating healthy is a goal that most of us would like to achieve, it’s a pathway to a better lifestyle and an answer to many of our health-related problems. A healthy diet is often synonymous with a healthier and happier

Health

Understanding and Managing the Impact of Sleep Debt on Health

The concept of sleep debt fits within a fast-moving, modern context. It refers to the difference between the amount of sleep a person needs and the amount he or she obtains. Sleep debt builds up over time when one continuously

Parenting

The Impact of Conditional Parental Regard on Children

Imagine being a child and being told that you are only loved when you achieve the perfect grades, when you behave perfectly and make your parents proud. You must feel the weight of constantly being “on” and striving to be

Awareness

The Psychology of Instagram

Over a billion people are active on Instagram, with the average user spending roughly 30 minutes a day on the image-centric platform. Instagram is one of the fastest growing SES (social network sites) owned by Meta platforms launched in 2010

Awareness

Psychopaths and Their Eyes: What Do They Reveal?

We always look into the eyes of the person we are meeting for the first time. As they say, “the eyes are the windows to the soul”; you can always tell something about the person just by looking into their

Education

Psychology behind Obedience

Are you someone who loves to follow the rules or someone who thinks rules confine us? We all live in the society where everything has rules. From the moment you wake up till the time we sleep, we are obliged