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23-year-long study shows teenage loneliness increases adult mental illness risk by 20%

Cambridge University conducted research over two decades on 2600 Norwegian participants to understand how loneliness in adolescence can increase the possibility of mental disorders like depression and psychosis in adulthood.  Loneliness vs being alone: Loneliness is an emotional state of

Industrial

Groupthink or Growth? Rethinking Decision-Making Dynamics in Teams

Whenever a group of people agree on something without really thinking about the risks and other options they have at their disposal, such a process is known as groupthink. It is largely driven by the fear of disrupting harmony within

Education

Exploring the Many Facets of Intelligence in Children

When we talk about how kids learn and grow, intelligence is a big part of it. It’s not just about being good at school. It’s also about how well they talk, and get along with others. Understanding all these helps

Motivation

Understanding Commitment: The Psychology Behind Promises and Hard Work

When someone says that they are committed to their work or that they have made commitments to themselves, it simply means that they have planned an action and they intend to fulfil it. Commitment here refers to a certain kind

Awareness Parenting

Why Blue is assigned to boys and Pink to girls?

Colours are such an integral part of human life that different colours have been seen to be associated with different emotions, different seasons, and even religious and cultural differences. One of the things missing from this list is gender differences.

Crime Self Help

The Psychology Behind Stalking

A pattern of persistent harassment, texts, phone calls, and other codes of conduct directed towards a particular person can be interpreted as stalking. This activity leaves the target feeling uneasy and overburdened. In modern society, Stalking has been listed as

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

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

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Strategies to Manage Common Health Complications of Women

Women’s health comes up with various challenges and complexities. Initiating from the point of puberty to senior age, there are multiple changes, including hormonal and behavioral fluctuations. But if you are concerned about the optimum maintenance of your health, you

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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