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Health

The Role of Gut Microbiota in Mood and Mental Disorders

The human gut microbiota consists of about 100 trillion microorganisms (including bacteria, viruses, fungi and other microorganisms). It is huge and complex, with more individual cells than the human body, and so active that it can be considered to be

Health

Cryptomnesia: When Forgotten Memories Feel Like New Ideas

The former Beatles singer, George Harrison, was convicted of “subconscious plagiarism” in 1976. In 1971, Harrison released a song named My Sweet Lord, which he claimed was never intentionally based on The Chiffons’ 1963 hit He’s So Fine, but the

Awareness Relationship

The Science of Trust: How Relationships and Experiences Shape It

Trust is a strange thing to build and an even stranger thing to lose. It does not happen in such a way that one wakes up one day and decides that he will now learn to trust the stranger on the street,

Therapy

Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) in Psychology

What is the likelihood that someone will remember how they felt the day before? There is research that suggests not much. People tend to remember the worst events and emotions of the last week, forget other minor events completely, and

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1st Mid-Term National Conference Of The Indian Association of Clinical Psychologists (IACP), 2026

Any theory of the mind is, in some way, a theory about the world in which the mind exists. From early laboratories to contemporary therapy rooms and digital ecosystems, the science of psychology has continually transformed and expanded in response

Industrial

Frederick Taylor: Efficiency or Exploitation at Work?

Can you imagine being told your entire work activities can be measured? How long you took to complete a task, how many units you could make and even how much time you took between tasks. Today one might think these

Social

The Mental Health Impact of Hustle vs. Soft Life

You wake up to the alarm clock at 5 AM. You read your emails before you get out of bed and skip breakfast since there is no time for it. Then you work during lunchtime. You respond to the messages

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How EMDR Therapy treats trauma without the retelling of the whole story

Unlike a traditional psychotherapy session, you don’t need to recount the details of the memory to your therapist when you’re doing EMDR. When you do EMDR, you are not giving the therapist the details of the memory; you’re targeting the

Education

Cognitive Load Theory: Why Information Overwhelms Us

Imagine yourself in such a situation: you were sitting at your PC trying to prepare yourself for the exam that you would have tomorrow, with six open tabs while some music was playing in the background, three group chats sending

News

Gen Z’s Pheromone-Maxxing Trend: Does Stinking Attract Partners?

A viral trend is reportedly encouraging GEN Z Males to stop showering or putting on perfume before a date to attract the other sex with natural body odour. The trend is called “pheromone-maxxing” and is experimenting with whether natural body