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Psychology: A Study of Mind and Behaviour?

Study of mind and behaviour? Sounds interesting in itself, doesn’t it? Matthew Smith from Biomedical Engineering and Byron Yu along with former PhD student Ben Cowley recently researched on ‘How brain’s internal states affect decision making?’. Internal state is a

Awareness Health

MENTAL ILLNESS AND SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR

“Mental pain is less dramatic than physical pain, but it is more common and also harder to bear. The frequent attempts to conceal mental pain increase the burden: it is easier to say ‘My tooth is aching’ than to say

Social Travel

Travel Behaviour: What adds the spark to your trip?

“People forget years and remember moments” –Ann Beattie Each individual has a unique travel style, including the choice of the destination, the type of activities enjoyed during the travel etc. There are 12 different travel personalities we can categorize individuals

Health

Terminal Diseases: Underlying Behavioural and Social-economic Issues

Socio-economic Aspects of Terminal Diseases: With respect to the economic, demographic, and healthcare development, India is passing through the transitional phase. During the last two decades, India has shown remarkable economic development, but the acquired progress has benefited a very

Motivation

The Cathartic Impact of Sharing Your Stories on Behaviour

You would have believed that an adult and sane mind should take charge and full responsibility of the behaviour and actions of the person and that explanation for deviation from the right behaviour are merely excuses. After going through this

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Workshop on Cognitive Behaviour Therapy: OCD and related disorders – NIMHANS

NIMHANS, The Behavioural Medicine Unit of the Department of Clinical Psychology conducting two days workshop on Cognitive Behaviour Therapy: OCD and related disorders on 26th and 27th October 2018. The objectives of the workshop are the Cognitive Behavioral management of Obsessive Compulsive

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Extraversion: Are We Born Outgoing or Made That Way?

Imagine the difference between two babies in a nursery of a hospital: while the first one reacts positively to every smile, the second avoids any contact and feels at ease only in a quiet environment. What made these differences occur

Relationship

Complaint vs. Criticism: The Key to Healthier Relationship Conflict

The person with whom you never had disagreements is most likely not someone very close to you. In all close relationships, individuals are bound to experience differences in opinions. The most loving partners can argue over forgotten chores, decisions, or

Life Style

How Role Play Builds Emotional Intelligence and Empathy

We all have our unique traits and personalities. However, imagine getting the opportunity to switch places with someone else. For a few minutes, you would see the world through the eyes of someone else. Sounds overwhelming, doesn’t it? Imagine a

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The Myth of Kitty Genovese: How a Flawed Newspaper Story Shaped the Bystander Effect

Will you help or simply watch? Imagine you hear screams in the distance from your own home, in the dead of the night, calling out for help. Do you rush out to help them or call the police, or just