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Emotional Intelligence, the Effects and the Difference between IQ and EQ

We all know about IQ, which is the intelligence quotient, but intelligence is not only about academics, or perfect scores in tests, etc. There is also a type of intelligence which is known as emotional intelligence. What exactly is this

Awareness

What is Savant Syndrome? Types, and link with some mental disorders

The word savant means an individual who has an extraordinary aptitude in a particular field and is distinguished among others, despite having impairment in social functioning or intellectual functioning. This aptitude can be in fields like music, mathematics, etc. Savant

Health

Understanding The Basic Structure of the Brain

Brain! The thinking center of the body. This complex organ regulates our body’s thought, memory, emotion, touch, motor skills, vision, respiration, temperature, hunger, and other processes. Its intricate structure and mind-bending functions have left scientists scratching their heads (pun intended)

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Impact of Sleep Deprivation on Cognitive Thinking

Do you frequently forget something you’re quite sure about? Is it challenging to focus on difficult and complex assignments? Do you sleep fewer than six hours every night? If so, you most likely don’t get enough sleep. Yes, in fact

Research

New Research on Babies Brain: Trusting Others’ Eyes!

Children are often seen as self-centered, and there’s a good reason for it. Egocentrism means that young children tend to focus on themselves. And have a hard time understanding things from other people’s perspectives. For example, when a 3-year-old tries to

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New Finding: Dementia Patients Retain Learning Abilities!

Dementia is a brain disorder that causes memory, thinking, and behaviour issues. It is not a specific disease but a collection of symptoms caused by many brain problems. Misconceptions regarding dementia still exists. And this leads people to believe that

Education

Study Noises and Their Link with ADHD

In our surrounding world, we listen to several types of sounds, music, and noises. These noises have become an integral part of our lives. We are so used to hearing them that we do not even recognize that they are

Self Help

Setting up Reminders Can Reduce Our Cognitive Load

We all know setting up reminders is a great way to reduce cognitive load and free up our brain capacity for other important tasks and thoughts. As brains have a limited space for processing information and remembering everything we need

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Reading Boosts Brain Size and Mental Well-being in Adolescents: Study

During childhood and adolescence, our brains undergo great changes that shape our cognitive abilities and overall brain health. One key aspect of this development is the formation of neural connections, which serve as the building blocks for information processing and

Awareness

Deja Vu in Dreams: the Feeling of Reliving Past Experiences

Have you ever had a dream that seemed eerily similar to reality, as if you were reliving a previous event? Deja vu in dreams is a fascinating phenomena that raises intriguing concerns regarding the connection between dreaming and the experience