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Motivation

10 Subtle Signs that shows you are a Natural Problem Solver, According to Psychology

Do you also have someone in your life that seems to have solution for every problem? You are feeling nauseous during traveling they have a tablet, relationship issue they have a solution, exams are near and your syllabus is not

Health

Addiction vs Compulsion

Addiction refers to a persistent and intense urge to use a psychoactive substance or engage in a behavior which produces natural rewards, barring its detrimental consequences. An individual when consumes a particular substance or engages in an activity, activates the

Parenting

Psychology of Sibling Relationships: Understanding Their Impact

Do you have any siblings or are you an only child? Have you ever wished you had siblings or didn’t have them? There probably were days when the grass seemed greener on the other side. Despite all the challenges and

Awareness Positive

Self-Isolation & Healing from it

Self-isolation can be defined as a state or condition in which the person prefers to stay away from others, for a certain period, willingly. It can be exercised by means of not attending social events, family or friends together or

Motivation

Scully Effect: Why Representation Matters?

X-files which premiered in 1993 have entertained viewers with its thrilling plots and edge-of-the-seat action. It shaped pop culture and to an extent, people’s lives. But, most importantly it gave us the character of Dana Scully, a brilliant FBI special

Relationship

Pixels & Heartbeats: How Online Connections Redefine Emotional Bonds

Whether it be long-distance friendships, relationships, to break ups, we have all had these emotionally challenging and tough conversations over the internet very often. Whether call it a harsh reality, or the accessibility to advanced technology, it seems to be

Education

Cultivating a Compassionate Classroom

Renowned British novelist and the most popular writer of children’s books Roald Dalh, once quoted, “I think probably Kindness is my number one attribute in a human beings. I’ll put it before any of the things like courage or bravery

Awareness Social

Justice Sensitivity and Neurodivergence: Navigating Unique Moral Landscapes

Justice sensitivity refers to a state of individual attunement towards fairness and injustice issues and holds a frontline role in shaping moral and ethical behaviour. In this way, sensitivity can manifest in different ways that affect how people perceive and

Awareness Self Help

Socio-Cultural Differences in Child’s Environment and its Effect on Child-Rearing Practices and Development

Culture is defined as “the totality of socially transmitted behaviour patterns, arts, beliefs, institutions and all other human work and thought characteristic of a community or peculiar to a society or class”. It is the total of the attainment and

Education

Behind the Mask: The Impact of Anonymity and Deindividuation in large groups

We have all done group projects where there is this one person who does not do any work and enjoys anonymity due to the grading injustice. This can be understood as having anonymity in a large group. It is when