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Three Visions of the Unconscious: Freud, Jung, and Adler Compared

The concept of the unconscious mind might be one of the most intriguing and influential topics in psychology. First conceptualised by Sigmund Freud, the father of modern Psychology in his new school of thought of Psychoanalysis, the concept of the

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The Rorschach Inkblot Test: Still Valid or Psychologists’ Folklore?

In an era ruled by brain scans, artificial intelligence, and data-driven diagnosis, the Rorschach Inkblot Test, a cryptic, century-old psychological instrument, continues to captivate the public imagination while dividing expert opinion. This renowned projective test, created in 1921 by Swiss psychiatrist

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The Fading Affect Bias: Why Time Makes Our Memories Less Painful 

Did you know that if you look back at your life, the pleasant memories seem slightly brighter while the unpleasant ones no longer hurt as much as they used to? That is what is popularly known as the Fading Affect

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Supervision Models: What Works for Different Levels of Experience?

Effective supervision is fundamental to professional growth and development, regardless of the profession. Within healthcare, education, social work, and counselling, and even in the business area, good-quality supervision means good skill acquisition, job satisfaction, ethical practice, and career advancement. It

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Freud’s Secret Society: Political Power and the Foundations of Psychoanalysis

Sigmund Freud is often regarded as a pioneer in the field of psychology, especially in the treatment of mental disorders. He is an Austrian neurologist who was established in Vienna and became one of the most popular figures in psychology.

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Inside the Rehabilitation Process: Answers to Common Questions About Addiction Recovery

Addiction recovery is a multifaceted, ongoing process that does not end with stopping just substance abuse but works beyond. This is a holistic approach to bringing people back to life. This is an active process to build resilience, find sobriety

Social Technology

Psychology behind Echo Chambers

Everyone has been discussing “echo chambers” quite a bit recently, particularly due to how much media and communication have shifted with technology. However, the concept of individuals isolating themselves with similar opinions is not new; it has occurred for decades

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Why Some Psychology Studies Fail to Replicate: A Closer Look at the Replication Crisis 

At the heart of psychology – a field committed to studying the human mind – a quiet revolution has been underway. Long-held studies are disintegrating as a result of unsuccessful replications, challenging decades of psychological science. This new trend, known as

Self Help

The mental health benefits of saying ‘No’ 

The modern world, which thrives on workaholism and over-commitment, projects the idea that saying ‘No’ is an antisocial act. Contemporary psychological research, however, has begun to stress the importance of doing nothing. On the other hand, refusing overwhelming activities may

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Cybercrime and the Anonymity Effect: A Deep Dive into Online Disinhibition

With the hyperconnectivity of today, the internet has come to serve as the heartbeat of modern life, determining how we are connected, communicated, and live. From instant messaging to online work and social media, we now live more connected lives