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8 tips to be a jolly person

Jolly person is the one who appears to be cheerful and happy, not all the time but majority of it. Jolly persons are lively in nature and are extremely pleasant to be with. Other people enjoys their company and likes

Education

What is Social Exchange Theory?

To weigh the advantages and disadvantages of using cost-benefit analysis which examines how two parties socially engage in Psychological and Sociological ways is known as Social Exchange theory. Social exchange theory is predicated on several fundamental beliefs about human nature

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Bibliotherapy: Origin, Types and Process

The embrace of bookshelves, the scent of well-worn pages, a story begins, a philosophy encounters, a learning for life embarks—books. With each opening page, a gateway to many experiences unfolds. Many times, pages of books provide a sanctuary that imbibes

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Psychopathology: Definition, History, And Types

‘Psychopathology’ is a term used to address the abnormalities in the cognition, behavior, and experiences of individuals in terms of social norms. This term is used to describe the study of the nature of mental illnesses. This study includes many

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Happiness and Immune System

The evolutionary viewpoint on human emotion perception suggests that the existence of emotions intended to shape behaviour should be mirrored in immunological and physiological responses. Numerous studies have been conducted on the intricate relationships between the immune system and the

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Gestalt Therapy

Gestalt therapy is a type of counselling that focuses on increasing self-awareness in the present moment. It was developed by psychologists Fritz Perls, Laura Perls and Paul Goodman back in the 1940s and 1950s as a new approach based on

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Conduct Disorder: Signs and Diagnosis

Children and teenagers with conduct disorder (CD) suffer from a mental health illness marked by a persistent pattern of aggressive behaviours and acts that are detrimental to other people’s well-being. Rules and social conventions are also frequently broken by kids

Life Style

The Psychology Behind the Law of Attraction

With the rise of new-age spiritual movements, one trend observed on social media, particularly among the youth is the Law of Attraction. While this phenomenon lacks sufficient scientific evidence, testimonies and success stories have helped garner attention towards this metaphysical

Education

Exploring Id, Ego, and Superego in Personality

What makes us all unique? Our traits, behaviours, and preferences intertwine and delve into our complex nature of us, as humans. Most of us say ‘She is a good doctor’ or ‘I like someone’, what do we see or understand?

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Overcoming Learned Helplessness for Mental Well-Being

Have you ever been to a zoo or an animal park? If yes, you might have noticed that the trained elephants there stand or walk only a certain distance, despite them not being tied to a post. This happens due