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How Emotional Distractions Impact Sustained Attention and Memory

Esterman et al. recently published a study in Behaviour Research Methods. The study examined how emotional background images affect sustained attention and memory. In this work, they introduced the emotional gradual onset continuous performance task (emogradCPT) to measure these effects.

Social Technology

Psychology behind Echo Chambers

Everyone has been discussing “echo chambers” quite a bit recently, particularly due to how much media and communication have shifted with technology. However, the concept of individuals isolating themselves with similar opinions is not new; it has occurred for decades

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The Science Behind Rudraksha: Can It Really Improve Your Mental Health?

In the modern fast paced world, mental fatigue and emotional imbalance has become all too common. The constant rush to keep up with the demands usually leaves many people feeling unsettled. While there are modern wellness tools, more and more

Life Style

Why Silence Sometimes makes us Feel Uncomfortable

Feel the silence as you visualise the Following scenarios:  We experience silence or pauses or quietness in our daily lives where social interactions take place. But it is also experienced in personal contexts like depression, anxiety. Some people take it

Education Research

Why Some Psychology Studies Fail to Replicate: A Closer Look at the Replication Crisis 

At the heart of psychology – a field committed to studying the human mind – a quiet revolution has been underway. Long-held studies are disintegrating as a result of unsuccessful replications, challenging decades of psychological science. This new trend, known as

Social

Relational Aggression

Aggression is how people cross their line between being Upset & being Hurtful, and when harm is Silent, Social, & Strategic, we call it “Relational Aggression.” A quiet way to harm someone with no visible scars but causing emotional wounds

Technology

CyberBullying and its relation to Suicide Ideation

Cyberbullying can be defined as a form of bullying in which the predator uses technological devices to target and harm the victims and disturb the victim psychologically, emotionally and behaviorally. There are multiple ways a predator tries to disturb the

Self Help

The Science of Forgiveness: How Letting Go Can Improve Your Mental Health

The idea of forgiveness operates as a strong concept in which people view it as a kindhearted provision of mercy to other people. The act of forgiving plays a critical role for everyone, while many people fail to grasp its

Awareness

‘Adolescence’ more than just a Netflix binge watch – Media portrayals and narratives

Television serves as a significant source of sexual education for teenagers and young adults, making it essential to examine how sexual behaviour and reproductive health are represented in popular cinema. Looking at the main key themes, including youth pregnancy and

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What Are the Psychological Impacts of Weight Management?

In the past, your health concerns may have been at the tip of your priorities. Suddenly, you can’t help but bring it all the way up to your topmost need, especially when it’s about weight concerns and management.  However, you