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Defence Mechanism: What They Are And Why We Use Them

Defence Mechanism: What They Are And Why We Use Them In psychoanalytic theory, pioneered by psychologist Sigmund Freud, defence mechanisms refer to the mental processes that we employ to reach compromise solutions for conflicts that our mind is unable to

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The Psychology of Self-Perception

Self-perception, as defined by the American Psychological Association, is a psychological concept that involves a person’s view of their or of any of the mental or physical attributes that constitute the self. How do you view yourself? What do you

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The Psychology Behind Irrational Decisions

The Psychology Behind Irrational Decisions There are times when we all want to believe that we are smart people who carefully consider all of their choices before beginning anything. But study shows that most of the time, the choices we

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Exploring Human Connection: A Look at Attachment Theory

Exploring Human Connection: A Look at Attachment Theory Our approaches to emotional connections with others largely depend upon childhood experiences of attachment with our caregivers. Early interactions with our parents shape how we navigate interpersonal relationships and intimacy throughout our

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How to Promote Mental Health among Employees?

Employers need to be knowledgeable about ways to enhance mental health in the workplace since there is evidence to suggest that mental health issues are on the rise. On the spectrum of mental wellness, every employee falls somewhere between just

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ADHD: Diagnosis, Types and Treatment

Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by difficulties that interfere with effective goal-oriented behaviour in children. This includes impulsivity, and excessive or exaggerated motor activity, such as running aimlessly or fidgeting with surrounding objects. Additionally, individuals with

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What is Political Psychology?

Considering political processes from a psychological point of view is the center of the multidisciplinary scientific field of political psychology. Political psychology, in its broadest sense, thinks about how members of politically organized communities think and act politically. Political psychology

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The Unconscious Mind, and its Relation to Mental Health

The conscious mind cannot access the different processes occurring in the unconscious mind, an individual is not acutely aware of them. Nevertheless, a number of theories propose that these suppressed emotions have an effect on an individual’s behavior in the

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High Level of Prenatal Stress Leads to Problems in Children’s Behavior: Study

According to a study released by the American Psychological Association, conducted by Tung, I., Hipwell, A. E., Cannova, E., English, G., Quick, A. D., Llamas, Grosse, P., Battaglia, L., B., Taylor, M., & Foust, J. E (2023) published by Psychological

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Share Market and Its Impact on Mental Health

The profession of trading in the stock market is unique and dynamic in and of itself. However, because it is so simple to enter the market and earn a lot of money quickly, non-professional people start doing this. Successful Share