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Education

Screen Fatigue and Academic Stress in the Age of Digital Education

In today’s blended education system, students are facing academic responsibilities along with extended screen exposure. Online classes, digital assignments, and recorded classes have made screens an unavoidable part of learning. Technology has improved access to education to the last mile of the

Education Self Help

Self-Care Strategies for Professional Counsellors 

Raghav has been a clinical psychologist for the past 7 years. He specialises in REBT, and his approach is self-development and growth. How has had a good response from the clients in the past. Lately, he has been noticing that

Parenting Relationship

The Psychological Blueprint of Love: How Home Environment Shapes Emotional Development

From Mirza ghalibs poetry to Bollywood songs and inside the pages of literature, love finds a place everywhere. Whether it’s Shakespeare’s ‘’Love all, but trust a  few’’ or by Neruda’s ‘’I love you without knowing how to’ ’and Jane Austen’s ‘’

Research

Neural Differences Between Guilt and Shame: How These Emotions Shape Behaviour

Guilt and shame are powerful emotions that influence how people think, feel and behave in social situations. Although these emotions are often used interchangeably,  they are not the same. Both can arise when a person believes they have done something

Industrial

Is There Space for Humanistic Practices in Performance-Driven Workplaces?

Most of the employees struggle to satisfy the performance expectations of their bosses while keeping their self-respect intact. Work life has an influence on a person’s personal life, and most of the times employees work hard and keep their well-being secondary

Social

Why Limited-Time Offers and “Extra ₹50 Off” Feel Impossible to Resist

There’s no doubt we’ve all been there, when you’re quietly scrolling through your phone, minding your own business, and then suddenly a bright notification pops up: “Hurry up! Extra 50% off— Today Only!” Even if you don’t need anything, something

Awareness Social

The Psychology of the Barnum Effect: Why We Believe Generic Descriptions

“You appear to be calm but experience inner tension and worry.” Does this seem to be true for you? Statements like these are a determinant of personality. Have you ever taken a personality test and felt that the results were

Industrial

Creating Workplaces Where Everyone Can Breathe: AI, Assistive Technology, and Inclusive Design

Maya had suffered from partial blindness since she was 15. The disability was the result of an accident and has constantly been a source of shame and insecurity, following her through college, relationships, career and now to her new job.

Research

Multilingual Brain Signals and Neurotechnology: Understanding How the Brain Processes Language

This research explores how the brain represents and processes multiple languages and how new neurotechnology can reveal these language patterns. Rather than thinking of language processing as a single, fixed function in the brain, this study shows that different languages

Self Help Social

A Psychological Analysis of Hair Loss: Stress, Anxiety, and Body Image

Amita is a 3-year engineering student. She is dealing with a lot of pressure currently in her life, the grades, focus on self-development, pressure of placements, etc., etc. She has been a strong person in her life and is trying