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Awareness

12 Ways to Quiet your mind

In the current world where information is instantly available at our fingertips, having a quiet mind might sound like a luxury most of us can’t seem to afford. We are constantly being bombarded by stimuli and data that is consumed on

Research

Understand the Effects of Living with Bipolar Disorder

Sam Ghali talked on how to comprehend the impacts of having bipolar disorder. The hallmarks of bipolar disorder are recurring episodes of hypomania and depression. In order to enhance therapeutic approaches, the study sought to comprehend the impacts of bipolar

Health

BEAT, A Blended Treatment For Youth With Loss Of Control Eating

According to the UN definition, loss of control eating (LOC) is a common subclinical variant of full-threshold binge-eating disorder (BED) in youth, starting at age 15 to 24. It is defined as the feeling of losing control over eating an

Awareness

The Relationship Between Openness And Social Anxiety

The study uses a cognitive-behavioral model of social anxiety to examine the relationship between openness as a personality trait and social anxiety in the Internet age. It includes 522 students from two regions in China and shows that social anxiety

Education

The Link Between Success and Intelligence, According to Psychology

We often hear about the people who have this spark of change and bring a positive impact on their community like Steve Jobs and Jay Gatsby. This extraordinary accomplishment might make us wonder, if having an extremely high IQ scores

Awareness

Resist Temptation through the Power of Self Control

The Tale of the Golden Apple  Once, in a small village, there was a young boy named Leo who loved exploring the forest near his home. One day, while wandering deeper into the woods than ever before, he came across

Education

Do you want to be a HERO?

What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of capital? It would probably be in the lines of businesses, organizations and governments, right? But, does the term psychological capital ring a bell?  What is psychological

Research

Positive self-talk from approach motivation boosts resilience

Self talk is a cognitive process with which we evaluate, converse and monitor our actions. Our self evaluative statements is a cognitive skill that likely affects how we bounce back from stressful situations. During stressful situations, 60-70% of participants engage

Motivation

Famous Quotes from Psychologists

Psychology has evolved into a distinct field, gaining recognition after years of research and effort. Over the centuries, people have moved beyond the misconception that psychology is solely for treating the mentally ill, acknowledging its broader significance. Otherwise, there are

Life Style

Dromomania: When Wanderlust Becomes an Obsession

Is dromomania a mental disorder? Isn’t it that everyone feels relieved after traveling? So, let’s put it this way and gist out: dromomania is an excessive compulsion to wander. A person with dromomania, while on a trip, plans their next