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The Motivation Psychology of Personal Trainers: What Keeps Clients Most Engaged?

In fitness, trainers make both the exercise protocols and the behavioural change strategies. When the science of motivation is used, an individual will be able to remain committed to the tough journey ahead of them. A trainer understanding counselling and

News

Stem Cell Therapy Ruled Out by the Supreme Court

In a landmark decision given by the Supreme Court, Stem Cell Therapy for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) treatment has been ruled out. It was made clear that stem cell therapy lacks scientific evidence for the credibility of safety and effectiveness.

Social

When Humour Hurts: Cognitive Dissonance in Sexist and Derogatory Cinema

Cinema projects our cultural and societal practices; it reflects to people what they live in society. They are addressing and reacting when it affects their psychological perspective. We are living in a generation of over-consumption of media. The audience could not

Awareness Self Help

Stuck on Repeat: How Habits Are Built and Broken

People do a lot of things daily. Some psychologists say that almost half of the things we do every day are habits. Habits help people save their energy so they can do things easily, even when things get complicated. But

Parenting

How Childhood Validation Shapes Adult Self-Worth

Imagine a child questioning and doubting their self-worth because of a flashback from their childhood when someone told them not to waste time on showing them a silly drawing and telling them what nonsense it was. Imagine this child who was

Social Technology

The Invisible Pressure: Emotional and Cognitive Strain in Food Delivery Work

Let’s imagine this scenario: riding a bike/scooter through a heavily crowded, humid city road while having a clock ticking along with an overly heavy bag that is strapped on your back, with traffic horns and strangers waiting hungrily for you

Education

Why Do Children Whine in the Classroom? A Psychological Guide for Teachers

A few behaviours in the classroom become quite annoying for the teachers. Whining is also a behaviour, especially seen in preschool and primary classrooms. Where children are always seen complaining, using a loud, shrill pitch, and repetitive tone, which can

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Mental Health Policies: Hidden Administrative Barriers Affecting Patient Care Quality

Mental health policies exist across nearly every healthcare system, yet access to care remains far more limited than those policies suggest. In 2021 alone, one-third of people living with mental illness and nearly half of those with serious conditions were

Awareness Health

How Sleep Shapes Mental Health: A Psychological Perspective

Sleep is really important for us. But today in this express world, people do not get enough sleep. They stay up late at night, doomscrolling their phones or working on their computers. Most of the people spend a lot of time

Research

Brain Damage and Neural Changes in Schizophrenia: How the Disorder Affects the Brain

This research explores how schizophrenia, a chronic mental disorder, is linked to lasting changes in the brain. Rather than being caused by just one factor, it involves complex neural disruptions that affect thinking, behaviour and emotion. The study focuses on