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Does Self-Paced Learning Ease Teen Anxiety?

WHO estimates that 4.1% of adolescents aged between 10 and 14 years and 4.6% of 15- 19-year-olds are affected by anxiety disorders. Adolescence is generally a difficult period of life involving plenty of struggles and stresses. The school workload constitutes

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The Manosphere: How Online Content Is Shaping Adolescents’ Perspectives

Nowadays, anyone can look for everything online. Teens used to look for advice among their peers. But now it’s easy for any teenager to go online and look for all the information needed as long as they have internet access. Content

Crime

What Raakh Reveals About the Psychology of Crime and Its Lasting Impact 

Once a crime is committed, it never fades. Whenever we think of crime, we think of the act itself, the police investigation, the arrest and the verdict, but does it really end there? It never does. The survivors continue to

Research

Reversing Autism Symptoms by Targeting a Single Gene

ASD is a complex neurodevelopmental disorder affecting millions worldwide, characterised by impaired social communication and interaction difficulties, in addition to restriction/repetitive behaviour. Due to the wide variability of ASD, there is a complete lack of understanding of the biological underpinnings,

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The Science of Yoga and Trauma

Trauma is not just in the mind. It resides in the body- it lives in a racing heart, it lives in a tight chest, it lives in a startled response that is triggered by the tiniest sound, it lives in

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Biohacking and Health Anxiety: When Health Tracking Becomes an Obsession

How often do you check your smartwatch per day? Today, a lot of individuals use different health monitors such as watches, rings, or even mobile applications that track sleep, heart rate,  stress, calories, and even blood sugar. Currently, the global market

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The Cycle of Change in Addiction: Understanding How Recovery Really Happens

Most of us have tried to quit something. Maybe it was late-night snacking, the phone habit, that third cup of coffee. You lasted a week, maybe two, felt pretty good about yourself, and then one bad day undid all of it. Now

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The Youth Brain and Peer Review: When Cultural Comments Turn into Brain Power

This study examines how the brain cells of young adults and other types of prefrontal cortex function in response to social network information, why digital worlds harm this trait, and what happens when the barrier between digital communication and real

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Can Psychiatry Be Misused? The Fine Line Between Mental Health and Accountability

Think about a university student cheating on an exam. They get caught and, upon being discovered, claim they experienced great anxiety and/or were having a breakdown to escape any sort of penalty. Or consider a celebrity accused of having behaved

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Women Journalists in Patriarchal Societies

For every breaking news story, political interview, or fieldwork investigation, there lies a hard-working journalist who is expected to report quickly, accurately, and objectively. However, for many women journalists, the profession involves challenges that go beyond deadlines and reporting responsibilities.