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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

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When AI Thinks for Us: The Silent Decline of Human Intelligence

The message being pushed everywhere is pretty clear: if people want a spot in the future economy, they’d better be “smart” enough to keep up with AI. This constant fear of being replaced has triggered a desperate rush to automate

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Employment as Identity: How Work Shapes Self-Concept and Psychological Well-Being

In the social jungle of human existence, there is no feeling of being alive without a sense of identity.” – Erik Erikson. This famous quote by Erik Erikson reflects on how feelings of worthlessness and emptiness, rather than feelings of

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The Relationship Between Anger and Self-Regulation: From Amygdala Hijack to Self-Control

It was a beautiful Sunday morning. The smell of freshly bloomed Jasmine filled the room. Suddenly, a sound of a thud and silence was murdered. Arya jumped from bed and ran towards the kitchen, only to find her daughter in

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Why Do Audiences Enjoy Violent Movies? A Psychological Explanation

Every one of us loves watching movies. These movies are a part of our lives. They are popular with people of all ages and across the world. We see a lot of fighting and action in superhero movies, crime stories

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AIIMS: A New Research on Depression

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has come up with new research which claims that the frequency and tone of a person could help in early identification of Depression among individuals. Vocal efforts and emotional coloring along with speech

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The Hidden Brain Effects of Social Isolation in Older Adults: What Research Reveals

This research investigates how social isolation, the lack of regular social contact, relates to cognitive decline as people age. Rather than seeing loneliness only as an emotional experience, the study shows that being socially isolated may have real effects on

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Choosing What’s Familiar Over What’s Healthy: A Psychological Explanation

Rajat came back from his office, opened a bag of chips and dip. He planned to watch the new documentary released on Sunday, many of his colleagues have already watched it and have praised how relatable and relaxing it is.

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How We Learn Best: The Psychology Behind Learning Alone and Learning Together

Learning is not something that is attained by chance; it must be sought for with ardour and diligence – Abigail Adams. Learning is a never-ending process that continues throughout a person’s life span. It’s a permanent process of acquiring new knowledge on various

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Trauma-Informed Care: Why it Matters and How Counselors can Implement it

Trauma touches far more lives than many people expect. You may actually be surprised to learn that, according to the CDC, almost 64% of adults in the US alone have reported at least one adverse childhood experience (ACE). Walk into