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Exploring Id, Ego, and Superego in Personality

What makes us all unique? Our traits, behaviours, and preferences intertwine and delve into our complex nature of us, as humans. Most of us say ‘She is a good doctor’ or ‘I like someone’, what do we see or understand?

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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

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List of skills required in effective counselling sessions

After COVID-19, people are opening up about mental health. It also removed the stigma of mental health concern for greater health. Many people are opening up for the psychology profession, as it has appeared as a bright future these days.

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The Psychology Behind Passion

The Psychology Behind Passion What is passion? Passion can be defined as a strong inclination or enthusiasm towards an activity, subject, or cause that we find deeply interesting, meaningful and enjoyable. Passion goes beyond ordinary interest or enjoyment – it

Self Help

How Does Ego Impact Our Mental Health?

The ego is the part of the character that consists self-self-consciousness, self-picture, and personal identity. In the psychoanalytic concept, Sigmund Freud talks about the ego, as a rational part of the personality and creates a balance between the id and

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Empathy vs Sympathy: Understanding the Difference

All men are born firstly with the instinct to protect themselves. But few grow to really love themselves, and even fewer learn to love their neighbor as themselves. Criss Jami We often use the words “empathy” and “sympathy” interchangeably. Yet

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The Psychology behind Family Love

Family love includes special and unique feelings, behaviors, and rewards. A family provides various relationships to an individual like parent, brother-sister, grandparent etc. Every member of the family show their love by different ways. Showing and sharing love could be

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Behavioural Disorders in Children

Children are often naughty and do things that their parents ask them not to. This is their way of exploring their environment. Sometimes they are moody, and other times they might throw tantrums to get what they want. In such

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The Psychology behind Comparisons

We judge other people whenever we engage with them, and we compare them to internalized standards, other individuals, or ourselves when we make these judgments. Numerous social, psychology studies have demonstrated the pervasive significance which comparative thinking plays in social