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Motivation Self Help

How These 10 Small Habits Build Big Success

Success is not a phenomenon that happens overnight. It takes determination, motivation, and constant cultivation of resourceful routines. It requires good habits. We often believe that what sets successful people apart is their intelligence and innate ability to work hard.

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Sitting Too Long Linked to Heart Disease: Study Reveals Alarming Insights

A new study has shown that extended sitting time may increase the risk of cardiovascular disease by exerting an increased level of cardiovascular strain and even regular exercise may not exclude this risk. Researchers from the Journal of the American

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How to Develop Critical Thinking in Psychology 

Critical thinking is one of the most significant components of psychology since it allows for argument evaluation and accurate data processing, which leads to reliable conclusions. In today’s society, this vital skill is highly valued; thus, there is a great

Psychologs eMagazine December 2024

Psychologs Magazine brings only for you meaningful insights into managing intense emotions and strengthening your relationships. This Magazine explores how to recognize & cope with emotional flooding—those overwhelming moments when your feelings take over you—and offers psychologist-approved strategies to retake

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How to Train Your Creativity (Even If You Think You’re Not Creative)

Carl Rogers defined creativity as, “The creative process is the emergence in the action of a novel relational product, growing out of the uniqueness of the individual on one hand, and the materials, events, people, or circumstances of their life

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Mata Ana-The Trance Dance of the Devis

Culture is the sum of all shared customary beliefs, social forms, and practices, or a set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices, more specifically, an integrated pattern of human knowledge, belief, and behaviour that is dependent on the ability

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The Science Behind How Nostalgia Fuels Optimism

Psychology has spent decades measuring the sweet-n-sour feeling of longing for times gone by – as the triggering phenomenon. Earlier it was considered a disease that made people homesick. Nowadays, it is considered a complex emotional experience with tremendous therapeutic

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What Chess Can Teach Us About Success, Adaptation, and Endings

Invented in India around the 6th century CE, the sport of chess seems to be analogous to life itself. It is a board game consisting of 6 different kinds of pieces. The Pawns (8), Rooks (2), Knights (2), Bishops (2),

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The Psychology and Neuroscience of Curiosity

Curiosity is one of humanity’s most defining traits – the insatiable urge to explore, question, and understand the world around us. From a child’s endless ‘why’ questions to scientists probing the depth of the universe, curiosity drives discovery and learning

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Psychology of Novelty: The Appeal of New Experiences

Have you ever wondered why your brain lights up for a spontaneous trip, a new restaurant or a new person in your life? Why does it feel so nice to have something new? It brings a different kind of energy