The Psychology of Patience
Patience is not simply the ability to wait- it’s how we behave while we’re waiting Joyce Meyer You may drive yourself out of control, act irritable, feel like a victim or try to force a certain outcome – these are
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The Psychology behind Freedom
The ability to make choices without the fear of repercussions. A state where a person doesn’t feel shackled by the customs of life. He who is free from diabolical emotional clusters. Freedom can also be looked at ‘choosing to live’,
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Health Psychology’s Evolution: The Biopsychosocial Model
Since the early 20th century, researchers and professionals have attempted to integrate psychology into health by proposing various theories and models. In 1973, the American Psychological Association created a task force to focus particularly on the potential role of psychology
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The Psychology behind Possessiveness
Being possessive about your things or relationships to some extent is good, but when it turns into jealousy or insecurity, then it can become the reason for ruining some healthy relationships in your life. The feeling of possessiveness is natural
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How to Raise Emotionally Resilient Children
Parenting is not a cakewalk. It requires immense patience, effort, time, and a lot more. Raising children is a duty which is the most difficult role a person could ever take. The role becomes even more tougher if one has
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The Relation Between Your Stress and Gut
Stress is an invincible part of our life. While a little bit of stress is important for our growth, too much of it can harm both our mental and physical health. Have you ever experienced indigestion after a stressful episode?
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Yoga & Psychology: Bridging Ancient & Modern Wisdom
In the current world, we tend to see so many yoga studios and centres that are immensely used by the young population than the previous years. The intensity and frequency of individuals getting engaged in yogic practices are increasing gradually.
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Sleep Disturbance can affect brain functioning and mental health
If an individual does not sleep well and have signs and symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), it could impact the brain’s ability to think. A recent report on it says that approximately one of ten people in India is
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Interesting psychology behind first love
Love, the word which holds the meaning for affiliation. When mutual, it holds the feelings of understanding without uttering any words. A wide range of emotions are involved in love, from warmth and tenderness to a strong sense of attachment.
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Defence Mechanisms in Everyday Battles
Imagine a situation, where you came 30 minutes late to the office due to the heavy rains. As soon as you get to your seat, your boss asks you to be in his cabin. Although arriving late was not all