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Motivation

The Psychology Behind Willpower

There are two major elements that an individual requires to achieve success, intelligence and strength. When we talk about strength, we are talking about self-control or, as it is famously known, willpower. I call it strength because that would mean

Awareness News

A Decade-Long Battle: Alok Shukla Awarded Green Nobel For Saving Chattisgarh Forests

Alok Shukla has been fighting to save the Hasdeo Aranya forest in Chhattisgarh from turning into coal mines. With a battle of 12 years, he was able to stop million-dollar companies from digging coal. Alok Shukla was recently awarded with

Motivation

Psychology Behind Perseverance

“There’s always gonna be another mountain, I’m always gonna wanna make it move. There’s always gonna be an uphill battle, sometimes I’m gonna have to lose”. These famous lyrics from the popular Miley Cyrus song “The Climb” discuss how there

Education Positive

Kohlberg’s Theory of Moral Development

The subject of how individuals evolved morally has arisen over time. Lawrence Kohlberg (1969) utilizes his theories to expand Piaget’s (1932) theory of development and establish the framework for the present psychological discussion about the continuous processing of morals. He

Awareness Education

Exceptionality: Special Education Insights

Learning disabilities are described as neurodevelopmental conditions that affect how people process and acquire information. They can influence several areas such as reading, writing, math, and language skills. These problems are not related to intelligence and people who have learning

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Is Revenge the Right thing to do? A recent study shows how Perception varies for Avengers

In a recent study by the Polish Association of Social Psychology, psychologists show how social perception for avengers varies. Taking revenge is mostly considered unethical in most cultures. How do people perceive avengers? What is revenge? Revenge is simply a

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Study: Inner Speech Can Improve Verbal Ability

Researchers used a new term ‘anendophasia’  to describe a lack of inner speech that varies from individual to individual. The word “Anendophasia” can be broken into – an (lack) + endo (inner) + phasia (speech). This word has its root

Parenting Positive

Preparing For Fatherhood: 12 Tips to be a better Father

Becoming a parent is one of life’s happiest and most challenging moments. Fatherhood comes with a lot of responsibilities it is not just about financially taking care of the child its a lot more than that. Every child be it

Industrial

The Psychology Behind Meeting Overload

Imagine you’re starting your day early, fresh in the morning with a cup of coffee in your hand. After a while, you go sit at your desk, eagerly waiting for a productive day and log in at your first meeting

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Mother’s Day: Why is Mother’s Love Unconditional?

Mother’s Day is around the corner with the worldwide celebration on the 12th of May to take a day out to recognize all the efforts that our mother put for us with selfless and unconditional love. With many people planning