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Coping Mechanism Among Individuals Trapped in Lengthy Legal Processes

Prolonged legal procedures subject one to excessive stress, indecision, and emotional pressure. This uncertainty of schedule, recurring hearings, financial stress and lack of control usually leave a long-term psychological strain. These issues affect a great number of individuals who remain

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How to Choose a Career: A Step-by-Step Guide to Self-Discovery and Smart Decisions

When Pragya sat in a school auditorium, surrounded by job titles, charts and enthusiastic speakers, listening to yet another” career talk”, a deep thought reflected in her mind: “How am I supposed to know what to do for the rest

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NIMHANS Vacancy for Neuropsychologist 

National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS) is one of the most renowned centres for mental health, neuroscience, and allied fields. The organisation has announced a vacancy for a “Neuropsychologist” on a contract basis. The post is open for a

Industrial

Why Sensory Sensitivity Matters in Workplace Design for Autistic Individuals

Sensory-processing sensitivity is a characteristic that shows how people differ in their responses to various environments. These environments can include a broad range of internal and external factors, whether they are learned or automatic, as well as physical settings, sensory

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How Pollution Shapes Children’s Brain Development and Mental Health

Toddlers putting things into their mouths, school-aged children playing in a schoolyard and teenagers walking to school through traffic are all physical interactions with their immediate environment. Children need to explore physically to grow, by exploring through their five senses. But what

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Why We Copy Each Other Without Realising: The Psychology of Mirroring

When people imitate, they do it subconsciously. Some smile is returned, a posture is followed, or the voice tone slowly becomes the same. These small actions happen naturally during conversations. The majority of the time, we don’t plan to do

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The Illusion of Control: How Horoscopes Reduce Uncertainty and Anxiety

An image of an old man might have appeared inside your head, shuffling the pages of a newspaper in search of something. Specifically, after reading the word ‘’horoscope’’. These little columns are very popular among the readers of our nation. It really

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The Role of Cultural Sensitivity in Public Psychological Services

According to new data by the WHO, more than 1 billion people are living with mental health disorders, and the number is constantly rising. These problems are prevalent across various age groups, socioeconomic backgrounds, geographical regions and distinct cultures. With the

Industrial

The Hidden Mental Health Costs of Masking at Work

Riya scripts every smile until her jaw begins to ache, trying to polish a persona that she knows is bound to break. Her boss asks her to “focus.” he is unaware of the cost. Riya remains silent, too depleted to

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The Psychology of Everyday Decisions: How We Make Decisions Without Realising It

Every day starts with decisions. Certain choices seem insignificant. Others feel significant. When the alarm goes off, a choice shows up. Is it appropriate to press the snooze button? Later, decisions are made about travel, food, and clothing. Most of these