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Education

Triarchic theory of intelligence

If you tend to observe your friends, family members, or relatives, you may notice differences in the way they see, observe, perceive, or even do things. Individual differences are one of those interesting facets of humans. Many Psychologists and researchers

Positive

8 tips to be a jolly person

Jolly person is the one who appears to be cheerful and happy, not all the time but majority of it. Jolly persons are lively in nature and are extremely pleasant to be with. Other people enjoys their company and likes

Awareness Self Help

Discovering Blissful Focus: Get into the Flow State

Have you ever been to libraries and seen people there fully focused on studying? Or have you seen artists engrossed in creating, without paying attention to anything or anyone other than themselves and their work? This state is what positive

Awareness

The Psychology of Delusions

A belief that is obviously false and denotes an anomaly in the affected person’s mental content is called a delusion. The person’s intelligence level or cultural or religious background do not explain the false belief. The degree to which the

Awareness Health

Binge-Watching Blues: Know the Hidden Mental Health Risks

Yes! Binge-watching is typically a new behavior that is boosted during Covid-19. It refers to sitting at one place for a prolonged period of time and watching online videos or multiple episodes of series at once, i.e., Netflix, Amazon Prime,

Life Style Positive

11 brutal life lessons that nobody will teach you

Life is not easy, and if it is easy, it is not worth living. The former line seems so easy to say and inspiring as well, but it is really hard to live a life full of challenges that create

Social

The psychology behind Morality

There is still a very common belief in the public mind that morality originates from religion. This is usually predicated on the idea that religion conveys the ethical commands of a supernatural universe creator. Even though the completely natural origins

Therapy

Gestalt Therapy

Gestalt therapy is a type of counselling that focuses on increasing self-awareness in the present moment. It was developed by psychologists Fritz Perls, Laura Perls and Paul Goodman back in the 1940s and 1950s as a new approach based on

Health

Conduct Disorder: Signs and Diagnosis

Children and teenagers with conduct disorder (CD) suffer from a mental health illness marked by a persistent pattern of aggressive behaviours and acts that are detrimental to other people’s well-being. Rules and social conventions are also frequently broken by kids

Social

The Psychology behind Emotional sensitivity

It is critical to recognize that sensitivity represents a personality characteristic. Being very perceptive is not a disease. Similar to being quiet or contemplative, it is not always a terrible thing, although each has its drawbacks. There are several possible