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Asexuality as a Sexual Orientation

In today’s world, sexuality has become an important topic that catches everyone’s attention. A person’s sexuality is an essential part of an identity. This makes it crucial to identify and respect it, to be able to respect those around you.

Social

The psychology behind consent

Scientific information pertaining to psychology in connection to gender, language, education, and violence have helped to decrease coercive social interactions and increase sexual-affective relationship freedom. However, there are new problems nowadays that call for more advancement. Experts in the domains

Life Style

Psychology Behind Avoidant Personality

Avoidant Personality Disorder (APD) represents a profound and complex mental health condition characterized by intense social inhibition, deep-seated feelings of inadequacy, and an acute sensitivity to negative evaluation. This disorder transcends mere shyness; it embodies a fundamental fear of rejection

Awareness Self Help

Reciprocal Determinism in Psychology

Reciprocal determinism is a foundational concept in the field of psychology proposed by influential social cognitive theorist Albert Bandura. The theory states that there is never a one-way causality to human behaviour. Instead, behaviour emerges as an interactive product shaped

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Mental health issues rising in Yemen: WHO

Yemen has been plagued by prolonged conflicts, which has negatively impacted the nation’s physical infrastructure as well as the health & well-being of its citizens. People have ignored mental health for an extended period, leading to a burgeoning hidden disaster

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Psychology of Assertiveness

Let us consider a situation. Imagine you just returned home after a bad day. You are sitting in your living room, trying to calm yourself down and rest. Five minutes later, your phone rings with your friend’s call. You take

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The Psychology of Delusions

A belief that is obviously false and denotes an anomaly in the affected person’s mental content is called a delusion. The person’s intelligence level or cultural or religious background do not explain the false belief. The degree to which the

Awareness Therapy

Drama Therapy: What it is & How does it work?

The word therapy is often related to sitting in a room chatting with the therapist or the counsellor. But some therapies use other tools like art, music, play, or drama for healing and self-discovery. It is related to psychotherapy with

Health

Conduct Disorder: Signs and Diagnosis

Children and teenagers with conduct disorder (CD) suffer from a mental health illness marked by a persistent pattern of aggressive behaviours and acts that are detrimental to other people’s well-being. Rules and social conventions are also frequently broken by kids

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Overcoming Learned Helplessness for Mental Well-Being

Have you ever been to a zoo or an animal park? If yes, you might have noticed that the trained elephants there stand or walk only a certain distance, despite them not being tied to a post. This happens due