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Relationship

Love Theories in Psychology

I. The Triangular Theory of Love (Robert J. Stenberg) The Triangular theory of love (Robert J. Stenberg) suggests that love can be understood as three components that together can be viewed as the three vertices of a triangle. We use

Self Help

Taking a step towards Forgiveness

“When you forgive, you heal. When you let go, you grow” uncomplicated yet complicated saying. Before delving into the benefits of forgiveness and its role in therapy, here’s a personal experience. This story illustrates how this saying became integral, promoting equanimity

Self Help

Ride your waves, My friend

I have always admired beaches because of my love for the sea and beautiful sunsets. If you’ve walked on a beach bare feet, leaving foot imprints and enjoying the touch and go of the waves; as you look at the

Education

Corporal Punishment: Is Hitting Children the Correct Way of Discipline?

Have you ever been slapped by a teacher in school or told to hold your ear and stand outside the classroom or face the wall and stand? If not this then give a sarcastic comment for not behaving in a

Health News

Earphones, Lockets, and Among 100 Items Removed From Punjab Man’s Stomach

During a three-hour-long procedure, doctors removed many objects from the stomach of a 40-year-old man from Moga, Punjab, including headphones, bolts, nuts, washers, a lock, and keys. Medicality Director Dr Ajmer Kalra said, “This was the first occurrence for them

Positive

What Makes You Happy: Exploring the Psychological Foundation of Happiness

The feeling of holding a trophy on stage when everyone is applauding for you in a large hall, getting admission in the educational institution you have been longing for, greeting selected for your dream job, and receiving your favorite flowers

Social

Social comparison in the age of Social media

Social Media is a Good Time Facebook came out in 2004 and the world hasn’t been the same since. Completely changing the face of virtual interaction, social media has become an indispensable part of our daily lives. The most used

Social

Munchausen Syndrome: The Art of Self-Inflicted Illness

Munchausen syndrome is a psychological condition where one pretends to be ill or produces any kind of symptoms of any kind of illness just to seek attention and sympathy from people. An individual with this symptom will tend to lie

Positive Relationship

How Conflicts in our Relationships can lead to Self-Awareness

I am sure that our experiences have taught us how relationships are a risky business but that doesn’t stop us from aspiring for a perfect one. The question that often troubles us is how we start a healthy relationship. Are

Awareness

Breaking the Silence: The Truth About Borderline Personality Disorder

Mental Disorders, though have been a type of illness that has existed since the break of civilization, still are a highly misunderstood factor tainted with the ill-assumption of people. However, some specific mental disorders are even more stigmatized than others.