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Industrial

The Psychological Underpinnings and Mental Health Impact of Productivity Fetishisation 

Modern professional settings often valorise busyness and constant output as markers of success, a trend sometimes called “hustle culture” or productivity fetishisation. In such cultures, hard work and efficiency are idolised, and taking breaks is stigmatised. Workaholism, defined as an

Entertain

Oedipus in Hollywood: How Freud’s Theory Shapes Movies and TV

From Greek tragedy to contemporary film, few psychological theories have generated as much fascination and Unease as Sigmund Freud’s Oedipus complex. Named after Sophocles’ tragic hero who unwittingly murdered his father and wedded his mother, Freud’s theory has gone on

Life Style

Humour as a Coping Mechanism

It’s rightly said that a day without laughter is a day wasted. What’s a better way to warm your heart than sharing a few giggles with your friends? Probably nothing. But have you ever thought about the complex psychological mechanism

Research

Ethical Dilemmas in Psychological Testing

Psychological testing has become fundamental to modern practice in mental health, education, and organisational development. It is operative in clinical diagnosis, educational placement, employment testing, legal procedures, and research. Anything from intelligence tests to personality tests and neuropsychological batteries can

Health

Vipassana Meditation: Mental Health and Lifestyle Benefits 

Vipassana is a traditional meditative practice which is known as a Buddhist meditation, sometimes called “insight” or “mindfulness” meditation, which aims at seeing things as they are. This practice of this method involves disciplined self-observation of breath and body sensations

Education

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

Education

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

Education

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

Industrial

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.