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The Psychological Effects of Growing Up in Poverty 

Millions of people live in poverty worldwide. They lack basic facilities such as food, shelter, clothing, etc. Poverty is not a choice, and it affects people in several ways. The detrimental effects are more pronounced in children. Families in poverty

Industrial Life Style

The Connection Between Public Relations  and Psychology 

In the arena of a world led by digital technologies and social influence, authenticity stands as a fundamental tool of effective public relations (PR). A prominent example of this is the legendary Indian cricket player MS Dhoni’s approach to PR,

Awareness Health

What is Perceived Control and Why It’s Crucial for Mental Health

Have you ever had the feeling that you are losing control of your life or that no matter what you try, nothing ever seems to work out? On the other hand, perhaps you can recall times when you had complete

Awareness Self Help

Why Exam Stress Might Be More Than You Think (And How to Cope)

Facing exam stress and anxiety are common psychological responses experienced by students of all ages occurring due to a combination of psychological, physiological and environmental factors. To understand how to manage this stress and anxiety, we first need to dive

Awareness Self Help

The Problematic Narrative of Trauma on Social Media

There is no doubt that social media has greatly contributed to psycho-education and raising mental health awareness by informing the general public about disorders and sparking much-needed conversations. However, it seems to have done more harm than good by spreading cookie-cutter

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The Hidden Links Between Creativity and Intelligence

Creativity and intelligence have been the points of interest for decades among psychologists, teachers, and researchers. Both these complex constructs empower humankind to reach its full potential. While intelligence is the wellspring of many cognitive skills in the guise of

Self Help

10 Daily Habits to Build Self-confidence

What is the first thing that pops into your mind when you read the word “Self-confidence”? Do you think you are Self-confident? Self-confidence is often misinterpreted as a special ability that is not present in everyone. It is something that

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10 Smart fixes to the Most Common Exam Problems

Every student’s life includes exams, which serve as significant turning points in their academic careers. They are difficulties that test limits and frequently cause stress, insomnia, and excessive strain, so for many students, they are more than just knowledge assessments.

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Jimmy Carter, 39th U.S. President, Passes Away at 100: A Look at His Contributions to Mental Health

Jimmy Carter, the 39th U.S. president, passed away in the afternoon on 29th December 2024, Sunday in Plains, Georgia. He was the longest-surviving American president. The current U.S. president, Joe Biden, directed that 9th January will be considered as the

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The Role of Introspection in Overcoming Cognitive Biases 

Cognitive biases are the unconscious thought patterns that determine how one processes information, makes choices and interacts with the world. These may help simplify complexity into simpler terms but lead to flawed reasoning, poor decision-making, discriminatory behaviour, and much more.