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Middle-Class Identity in the Age of EMI: A Psychological and Cultural Analysis

For many around the modern world, being part of the middle class is an identity. When it comes to satisfaction with a feeling of progress, expenditure is important. In modern consumer culture, we do not just buy things. We submit ourselves to

Positive Self Help

Pattern Recognition: Why the Human Brain Seeks Meaning Everywhere

Have you ever caught yourself looking for shapes in the clouds? Did it ever happen that you could see figures in stars during the night? Finding structure even in ambiguous figures/situations is one of the survival related skill. The human

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Psychodermatology: Understanding Itch, Acne, and Skin Picking Through Psychology

Have you ever seen your skin breaking out exactly before some important life events? Most of us have experienced skin issues during exams or some stressful life event. Skin problems, including itches and breakouts, are often seen as a result

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Legal Adulthood at 18: What Neuroscience Reveals About the Developing Brain

What changes when a person turns eighteen? New rights are granted by the law on this day. Voting is made possible. Legal contracts can be signed. A person can create bank accounts, sign anti-ragging affidavits in universities, apply for a driver’s

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Postpartum Psychosis: Symptoms, Causes, Risk Factors, and Recovery

Childbirth has been said to be a happy and promising moment. With a new baby comes excitement, love and change. However, in the case of some mothers, it might be a time that causes severe mental health issues. A postpartum

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The Power of Routine: How Daily Routines Influence the Mood and Mental Health 

Routines might feel boring, but psychological and health studies reveal that what we do every day greatly affects how we feel emotionally. From how we wake up in the morning to what time we go to sleep each night to the

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Genetic Moderators of Emotional Reactions to Bullying in Children

Bullying is known to hurt children emotionally, often leading to problems like anxiety, sadness or low confidence. But not every child who is bullied reacts in the same way. Some children struggle deeply while others recover more easily. This study

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Why Deadlines Feel Overwhelming: Understanding Workplace Anxiety Through Neuroscience

In today’s life, a notification ring on the phone has become equivalent to a snap of a twig in the dark. What is the pending task? What did I forget? Is the modernised form of Is there a rat or

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Coping Mechanism Among Individuals Trapped in Lengthy Legal Processes

Prolonged legal procedures subject one to excessive stress, indecision, and emotional pressure. This uncertainty of schedule, recurring hearings, financial stress and lack of control usually leave a long-term psychological strain. These issues affect a great number of individuals who remain

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How Pollution Shapes Children’s Brain Development and Mental Health

Toddlers putting things into their mouths, school-aged children playing in a schoolyard and teenagers walking to school through traffic are all physical interactions with their immediate environment. Children need to explore physically to grow, by exploring through their five senses. But what