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The Power of Autonomy: Why It Matters in Psychology

In psychology, autonomy is the capacity to make decisions on your own instead of relying on other people. The ability to be autonomous must be developed gradually. One of the best instances of autonomy is how, from being completely dependent

Awareness

The Therapist’s Journey through Grief

Grief is a universal experience that impacts people of all ages, backgrounds, and walks of life. Grief can be a tremendously painful and difficult process to traverse, whether it is the loss of a loved one, a pet, a job,

Awareness

A Journey of Understanding Oneself: Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy

Once upon a time, in a hustling city, lived a man named Rohit aged around 34 years. He has recently become a Father. Though he has the happiness of becoming a father to a beautiful angel, he seems dull and

Health Life Style

Cognitive Overload: Causes, Symptoms and Coping Strategies

Very often in the course of life, we get snapped out, processing even the simplest of information gets too difficult, hampering our efficiency and we end in a tight corner where the mind denies to take any load anymore. This

Awareness

It’s Important to Understand the Complexities of Borderline Personality Disorder

A child seeks affection and security through their caregivers and their development depends on their experiences of childhood. When these caregivers neglect or abuse the child instead of providing security, the child feels threatened and unsafe in his own environment.

Education Life Style

The Psychology of Mirroring: Understanding the Chameleon Effect

The “chameleon effect” refers to the tendency to adopt the postures, gestures, and mannerisms of interaction partners (Chartrand & Bargh, 1999). This kind of mimicry happens unconsciously and without any intention of copying or mimicking. People who replicate or match

Health

Common Nightmares and Its Impact on Mental Health

Nightmares are a disturbing dream which awakens you from your sleep and even causes anxiety and fear which may make it difficult to fall asleep again. It is associated with negative feelings which might persist even the following day. They

Parenting

Common Parenting Problems and Their Solutions

Are you struggling to deal effectively with your children and you’re constantly at odds with them? Do you wish that there was magic formula for getting them to listen to you? Don’t worry, you’re not alone!! Parenting isn’t an easy

Crime

The Psychology of Corruption

Corruption is dishonest conduct or behaviour that is generally seen to be conducted by those in power. Corruption involves the act of bribery, influence peddling, favourism, nepotism and embezzlement and is characterized as a fraud or criminal offense. Authoritative figures

Social

Psychology Behind Blushing

Blushing is a common but poorly understood phenomenon that raises several mysteries. Although it is a noticeable alteration to our most defining characteristic, it can happen when we least expect it to and may even call attention to our actions.