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Social

The Unseen Burden of Being the “Therapist Friend” 

We all know that one person in the friend group who always seems to have the right thing to say, who listens without passing judgment, and who is always willing to assist. This individual, who is frequently referred to as

Awareness

How to Provide Psychological First Aid? 

Have you heard about psychological first aid (PFA)? Do you think only professionals can do it? If you look at the news nowadays, you can see a lot of suicide cases each day. You can also see social media posts

Awareness

10 Subtle Traits of a Narcissistic Personality, According to Psychology

In this modern society, we easily say my manager or He/she is so Narcissistic. Does it really mean the individual is narcissistic? Before labelling someone, let’s see what does the real narcissism look like. What is Narcissism really means?  The

Research

Study Shows Caregiver Expressed Emotion’s Impact on Dementia Patient’s Well-Being

The population is rapidly ageing, and the number of people with dementia is increasing. The psychological and behavioural symptoms associated with dementia have a significant impact on the quality of life of both dementia patients and their caregivers. There are

Relationship

The Psychology of Falling in Love

Falling in love is one of the most beautiful human experiences that inspires individuals to make art and poetry and understand the crux of human existence. But is falling in love just an entirely emotional state, or is there any

Self Help

10 Signs Your Inner Child Needs Healing

Our inner child encompasses our childhood thoughts, feelings, affairs, and experiences. These are believed to shape our belief systems, behaviors, and emotional responses as conscious adults. When our inner child has been traumatized, or neglected, or when needs remain unfulfilled,

Education Parenting

Social Learning Theory by Albert Bandura

Social Learning Theory was developed by Albert Bandura (1977), and its doctrine states that people learn by the observation, imitation, and modeling of others. Learning is influenced by attention, motivation, emotions, and attitudes. This theory shows how mental processes such

Awareness

Why Teaching AI Like a Toddler Could Be the Future of Machine Learning

How much do you use AI in your daily life? What are the tasks you mainly assign to AI? Are you fascinated by its high efficiency and understanding? How many of you treat AI as a friend and a part

Parenting Research

How Childhood Physical Neglect Hinders Social Growth

A new study in Child Abuse and Neglect has shown how childhood physical neglect affects social growth. The findings suggest that physical neglect can interfere with a child’s skill to create and keep friendships resulting in social issues that last

Awareness

Understanding Food, Memory, and Generational Trauma through Psychological Lens

Did you know that our eating habits are inherently tied to the trauma we may have inherited from our ancestors? Yes! Our current relationship with food can be traced back to the diverse struggles faced by our previous generations and