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Understanding Delusions of Control in Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia is a psychotic disorder characterized by a lack of ability to stay in touch with reality. This means people with schizophrenia may often experience episodes of thoughts and behaviours that are not realistic.  Delusions are one such unrealistic symptom

Positive

Study Reveals New Facts about Happiness

In a world filled with chaos and deadlines, one thing unites us all: the unrelenting pursuit of happiness! Because who wouldn’t pursue happiness? Ah, but here’s the twist: when it comes to happiness, there’s a battle between the here and

Awareness Education

Understanding the Learning Disabilities During Childhood

Children are always capable of learning various things at various stages. Every child has a calibre in every field of learning. Their cognitive skills include long-term memory, short term memory, logic and reasoning, attention, visual processing, and auditory processing. They

News Research

New Treatment Option for REM Sleep Behavior Disorder: Study

Rapid Eye Movement (REM) is a sleep behaviour disorder classified under DSM-5 in sleep disorders. This disorder causes to physically play out vivid and frequently unpleasant dreams. That is, during the REM stage of sleep, rather than the usual temporary

Education Research

Design-Based Engineering Learning: A Future of Learning

Lina Wei Wei Zhang and Chenhua Lin conducted a recent study on the effectiveness of design-based engineering learning. The mediating role of cognitive engagement and the moderating role of modes of engagement. It determined that DEEL produced better learning outcome

Relationship

Let’s know about Sexual Desire Disorders

In a country where there are many different cultures and traditions, there is one subject that is often hidden in secrecy and spoken in hushed tones: sex. But what if this taboo contributes to the enigma of sexual desire disorders?

Social

Peter Pan syndrome- A child trapped in an adult’s body

Growing up as children, we yearned for independence, but as adults, we realize how challenging being a grown-up can be. It can be difficult dealing with the stresses of adult life, from meeting deadlines to paying bills. It may be

Self Help

Have You Ever Felt Shame For Your Looks?

Body shaming has taken on a persistent issue with far-reaching effects in today’s image-obsessed society. Body shaming is the act of criticising, condemning, or making fun of someone’s physical appearance, frequently based on accepted ideals of beauty. This harmful behaviour

Self Help

Are You Emotionally Weak?

Emotional weaknesses, vary from individual to individual, can be defined as different phases of our emotional well-being or patterns of behaviour that can affect our personal growth, relationships, development, and overall happiness. The psychology behind emotional weaknesses! The concept of

Awareness Health

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: A private war?

Cases of PTSD were first described thousands of years ago. Clearly documented during the First World War when soldiers developed shell shock or combat fatigue as a result of the harrowing conditions in the trenches. But the condition wasn’t officially