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Social

The Unseen Burden of Being the “Therapist Friend” 

We all know that one person in the friend group who always seems to have the right thing to say, who listens without passing judgment, and who is always willing to assist. This individual, who is frequently referred to as

Education

Penis envy vs Womb envy 

All of us might agree with the truth that, at least once in a lifetime, we have found ourselves desiring to possess the wings of a bird. (i.e by seeing the birds fly, we might think about having wings) Should we

Education

More Than Just Tired: How Teacher Burnout Affects Students’ Mental Health

Have you ever felt demoralized because a teacher appeared unhappy or overburdened, or have you ever received a scolding for anything insignificant? Imagine entering a classroom where the teacher has lost all of their excitement, patience, and energy. Lessons lack

News

79 Education Systems Ban Smartphones in Classrooms

At least 79 educational institutions around the world have banned the use of smartphones in classrooms due to the growing concerns regarding their effects on students’ learning and privacy. There is no explicit legislation or policy regarding smartphone usage in

Education

The Link Between Success and Intelligence, According to Psychology

We often hear about the people who have this spark of change and bring a positive impact on their community like Steve Jobs and Jay Gatsby. This extraordinary accomplishment might make us wonder, if having an extremely high IQ scores

Awareness

Xenophile vs Xenophobia

So new terms right xenophile and xenophobia but a few are aware of the concept that it is something very similar to what we all experience in our daily lives. Xenophile and xenophobia are the bright and dark sides of

Life Style

10 Signs Your Body Is Responding to Unprocessed Trauma, According to Psychology

Trauma can be understood as a reaction to stressful events that is potent in causing long-term  physical or psychological symptoms. Besides just being a past experience, it carries the ability to  leave a mark on our bodies and minds without

Research

Emotional Intelligence Linked to Forgiveness in Adults

Parker, Saklofske, and Stough P (2009) define Emotional Intelligence as the ability to comprehend emotions, empathize with others, recognize social signs, manage emotions, and respond culturally appropriately. This psychological notion was first developed by Peter Salovey and John Mayer. Mayer

Education

The Milgram Experiment: Understanding Obedience to Authority 

One of the most controversial studies in social psychology, Stanley Milgram’s 1960s experiment, has sparked extensive interpretation and criticism over the years. Thus, designed to examine the degree to which personal conscience would be sacrificed in an individual for obedience

Parenting

Sharenting or Over-Sharing? Navigating Parenthood in the Social Media Era

Parents who share their children’s every moment are also sharing their children’s futures—be mindful of what you post. Parenting has evolved in the digital age when social media dominates communication. “Sharenting,” a growing practice, refers to parents sharing images, videos,