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Social

What is the Psychology Behind Protest?

All over the news we see people protesting in different parts of the world. Sometimes it is for social issues, human rights, etc. Political psychology and social psychology typically view demonstrations as influencing variables. These social issues can be anything

Relationship

How Toxic Relationships Affect Our Mental Health

In our day-to-day lives, we interact with a lot of people. Some are our friends, family, strangers, boss, relatives, etc. These interactions and connections to some people are relationships. Relationships help us understand the other person and our own self.

Health

Regular Walk Can Help to Beat Alzheimer’s: Research   

Do you also have one of those days where you’re too tired for a workout so you just lace up your favourite pair of sneakers and go for a walk? We already go how big of a game-changer that is.

Self Help

10 ways to Make Yourself Happy in the Middle Age

Without a doubt, you have a lot going on in your life right now. As a result, it’s natural that achieving happiness has been neglected. This is an especially challenging time for individuals who find themselves with grown-up kids and

Health

Taking Antidepressants During Pregnancy: Good or Not?   

For many people who have been using antidepressants to deal with mental health conditions such as depression or anxiety, pregnancy can be a scary situation. Especially since the impact of medications on pregnancy is often undermined and not talked about

Self Help

Are You Emotionally Weak?

Emotional weaknesses, vary from individual to individual, can be defined as different phases of our emotional well-being or patterns of behaviour that can affect our personal growth, relationships, development, and overall happiness. The psychology behind emotional weaknesses! The concept of

Awareness Health

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: A private war?

Cases of PTSD were first described thousands of years ago. Clearly documented during the First World War when soldiers developed shell shock or combat fatigue as a result of the harrowing conditions in the trenches. But the condition wasn’t officially

Crime Health

Cyberbullying and its Impact on the mental health of Youth

What is cyberbullying? When one person does something unpleasant in an online capacity, to another on purpose, a couple of times, with the intention of upsetting the other person, it is called cyberbullying. Cyberbullying can occur through social networking sites

Relationship

How Does Similarity Carves Relationships?

We’ve all experienced this scenario: you’re at a party, surrounded by a sea of strangers when all of a sudden, fate steps in. You notice someone wearing your favourite actor’s t-shirt or maybe a similar outfit across the room. You

Parenting

The experiences of families raising autistic children

The North-West University Department of Psychology led research which involved Boitumelo K. Phetoe, Heleen K. Coetzee, Petro Erasmus, and Wandile F. Tsabedze. They set out to explore families’ real-world struggles in raising autistic children. As we know, both in South