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The Science of Saying No: Protecting Your Energy in a Yes Culture

In a culture where being busy and productive has penetrated the mentality of human beings, the most effective way to retain sanity and personal balance is to master the shy, soft skill of saying “NO.” As we all know, life

Awareness

Understanding Dark Psychology and Manipulation Tactics

Dark psychology can be defined as the science of the darker facets of human minds, including manipulation, deception, coercion, and exploitation. It is not a science. However, in recent years, it has gained popularity due to its practical applications. This

Awareness

How Does Reverse Psychology Work? 

Reverse psychology generally works in an indirect but effective manner, making an entity lead someone to do almost the opposite of what is wanted by that person. It capitalizes on the subconscious instinct of voluntary movement in a human, often inducing them

Industrial

What goes on in the mind of a Trader?

Trading and investing can be an engaging experience involving both triumph and turmoil, similar to that of a rollercoaster ride. Have you ever imagined what goes on during the swings between victories and disasters of a trade? The psychology of a

Education

Psychology of Concentration

Concentration is a very critical cognitive skill that helps in productivity, problem-solving, learning, and thinking. According to psychology, concentration can be described as an attentional process that involves focusing on the task at hand and avoiding all distractions. Often we

Awareness Research

New Study Exploring Brain Plasticity in Developmental Dyslexia

A recent study published in npj Science of Learning investigated and revealed new data on brain plasticity in developmental dyslexia through implicit sequence learning. Developmental dyslexia is a neurobiological disorder in which a person experiences difficulty in understanding and decoding

Industrial

The Hidden Limitations of AI

When Intelligence Isn’t as Smart as It Seems. You’ve probably seen headlines about AI doing amazing things – beating chess champions, writing essays, or creating art. It’s easy to think these AI systems are genuinely intelligent. But recent research shows

News

Japanese Man Breaks into 1000 Homes for ‘Relieving Stress’

A 37-year-old Japanese man admitted breaking into over 1,000 homes and defined the acts as his “hobby” that relieved his stress. He was detained on November 25 at Dazaifu in southern Japan after a homeowner spotted him within his property

Health Parenting

Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) in Children

Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) is a behavioural condition characterized by patient patterns of recalcitrant, defiant, and hostile actions directed toward authority numbers. Generally diagnosed in childhood, it significantly impacts the child’s social, educational, and family life. Understanding ODD is essential

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Psychological Barriers to Learning: Addressing Fear of Failure in Students

Students go through various learning barriers in their learning process. One of these is the fear of academic failure, primarily associated with the psychological aspect of the students. It can differ from student to student. For some, it is not