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How Childhood Trauma Influences Narcissistic Personality Formation

Not all wounds are visible. Some just sit there quietly. They affect the way a child thinks about themselves and how they love and protect themselves. When a child goes through something like being neglected or abused, it does not just

Awareness

Exploring Grief through Attachment Theory: A case study of Lee Eun Jeong from Be melodramatic

Grief is a complex emotional response, deeply influenced by an individual’s attachment style, as outlined in Bowlby’s attachment theory. In this article, I discuss the character Lee Eun Jeong from the drama series Be Melodramatic, whose boyfriend, Hong Dae, leaves

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Stop Recording Children in the Classroom: Educational Surveillance and Child Development

Schools should be places where children feel free to think, make mistakes, and grow. But today, more and more classrooms are being watched and recorded through security cameras, lesson recordings, and educational technology that tracks what children do online. It

Awareness Parenting

How to Talk to Children About War, Crisis, and Fear: A Developmental Psychology Guide

The world feels like it is vibrating all the time with crisis. There are a lot of problems like geopolitical alliances, border conflicts and money issues. All these are white noises that never stop. This is very tiring for grown-ups.

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Is Attachment Avoidance Genetic? The Role of OXTR rs53576 and Environmental Influence

The human drive for connection is often viewed through the lens of early upbringing or personal choice. However, emerging research suggests a more intricate, biological “volume knob” at play. At the centre of this investigation is the oxytocin receptor gene

Research

The Diverse Roots of Alzheimer’s Disease: New Research on Brain Changes Across Ethnic Groups

The Alzheimer researchers have frequently faced criticism from people regarding the topic of a lack of diversity. Studies often highlight the fact that participant tools are very often white and that they do not accurately reflect the populations that are majorly

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Purple Day: Transforming Myths with Facts and Compassion

Purple Day is on March 26, and to most individuals, the meaning of this day is not known. There are approximately 65 million epilepsy patients throughout the globe, with 1 out of 26 Americans being diagnosed with the disease at

Education Motivation

The Cognitive Psychology Behind Career Choices: Why Fit Matters More Than Title

Adolescence is the age when individuals explore their identity and career. Both identity and Career Choices are largely determined by educational success. Education is considered the foundation of the future of an individual. By adolescence, students already focus on determining

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Ultra-Processed Foods and Executive Function: How Diet Impacts Brain Health

“Food may be essential as fuel for the body, but good food is fuel for the soul.” Malcom Forbes As Malcolm Forbes said, food is essential for our body and soul. Today, many people are rapidly shifting toward ultra-processed food

Health

When Nothing Feels Good: Understanding Anhedonia in Mood Disorders

Approximately 70% of individuals diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) experience anhedonia, the progressive, pervasive loss of the capacity for pleasure, motivation, and connection that researchers now recognise as one of the most clinically significant and most persistently undertreated features