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Awareness

Is “Being an Influencer”a Legitimate Career or a Social Media Mirage? 

While browsing social media accounts, you must have subscribed to many influencer who make content to allure followers or subscribers to earn. Many are full-time creators while others are just showcasing their art as a side hustle. However, whether it

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Psychological Dimensions of e-Urgent Care: Understanding Patient Emotions and Needs

In moments of a medical crisis, panic usually precedes clarity. Whether it’s a racing heart, a child’s out-of-the-blue fever, or a chest pain that could have any of a hundred possible explanations, few of us think our way through symptoms. They react

Awareness

Why Reassurance Feels Good But Doesn’t Always Help Anxiety

One way to define reassurance is as a particular type of direction meant to allay anxieties. It lessens or gets rid of needless anxiety, especially when it comes to one’s physical or mental health. Physicians most often employ reassurance among

Education

Leaky Bucket Hypothesis in Memory

Memory can be defined as the system or process of encoding, storing, and retrieving information and experiences. It is considered to be the vital cognitive function that allows a person to learn, adapt and build a sense of self. Memory

Technology

AI Chatbots for People with Disabilities: Bridging the Accessibility Gap 

Smart cities, chapter one of our series. Given that more and more of our lives are taking place online, tools like ChatGPT have incredible potential to create a more inclusive world and enable disabled people to lead more independent lives.

Education

Psychology Behind Effective Learning  

Ever wonder why some lessons click, and others fly right over your head? It’s not magic; it’s the psychology of learning. Getting a handle on how we learn isn’t just for teachers; it’s vital for anyone who wants to absorb information

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Writing to Grow: How Journaling Helps Psychology Interns Understand Themselves

Becoming a psychologist isn’t just about passing exams or learning how to help people – it’s also about getting to know yourself on a deeper level. For psychology interns, this part of the journey can feel intense. They face real

Parenting

The Psychology of Parenting: Balancing Rewards and Mental Health Challenges

Parenting is rewarding, but can also be very stressful. In a social construct, individuals often keep the stressful aspect of parenting in the shadows and focus on the reward, creating a half-spoken reality of the parenting experience. Surveys show parents

Awareness

How Workplace Harassment Affects Mental Health

Work isn’t just a place where we earn a living. We spend a huge part of our lives there. So, when the workplace itself becomes toxic, the impact can spill into our lives far beyond office walls. Workplace harassment isn’t

Life Style

Why Do We Forget Words We Know?: On Tip of the Tongue phenomenon   

At your nephew’s birthday, he’s beaming, cheeks puffed, ready to blow out the candles on a cake topped with his favourite superhero cape, muscles, everything—the family cheers. The room glows. Someone turns to you and asks, “What’s his name again?”   And