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Se7en (A 1995 film): Character Analysis of John Doe 

“This is the city. The city of Se7en. It’s a place of sin, and I want to be its purifying hand.”  What would you do if you found yourself confronted with a murderer whose crimes are based on the seven

Awareness

Why we root to Villains: The Psychology behind our fascination with Anti-Heroes 

How do we identify a hero or villain in a movie? There is a very thin line. We use a scale of morality, if a fictional character does things good by following the morals they’re heroes. If someone does good

Industrial

Workplace Cliques and Their Role in Office Culture

Workplace psychology is the study of human behavior in professional settings and how it influences work dynamics. It is also known by the terms occupational psychology or organisational psychology. When explored further, workplace mannerisms, behaviors, and work principles form the

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Foundation Course in Psychology: Learn Psychology From Scratch

New Delhi, India – UPS Education, an institution for Psychology education, has recently launched a comprehensive Foundation Course in Psychology. According to UPS education, the course is for anyone curious about human behaviour and mental health.  With the increasing mental

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How to Check Nursing Home Violations?

It’s critical to choose a nursing home that keeps the patients safe, well looked after, and energized for fast recovery. However, violations of rules and procedures across nursing homes are causing concerns among people. They are constantly alarmed by different things and

Positive

Reframing Negative Thoughts for a Positive Life

Anyone can think negatively when they have very difficult problems to face, but there is a fundamental question: Why do you see this problem as so difficult? Why do you choose to see these situations in this way? You could

Motivation Self Help

The “Rubber Band Effect”: Why Some People Fall Back Into Old Habits After Progress 

Change is hard. Indeed. Whether it’s about committing to a healthier lifestyle or adopting better study habits, many people find themselves slipping back into old patterns despite all the good efforts. This is known as the Rubber Band Effect, where

Awareness

Psychology behind Self-Objectification 

We all might have heard a term called objectification. It means treating a person as an object. But we usually refer to this word as objectifying women. Hence, here objectification refers to treating a woman as an object which means

Entertain Positive

Finding Beauty in Sorrow: The Psychology of Why We Enjoy Sad Things

Do you sometimes pick movies like Past Lives, La La Land, and 500 Days of Summer over fairytale-coded romance movies? Do you listen to melancholic songs like “Heartbreak Anniversary” or “Moral of the Story” even when you’re not sad? Have

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Understanding Life Scripts in Transactional Analysis: Insights from Eric Berne, Claude Steiner, and Fanita English

Transactional Analysis (TA) is a theory and method developed by Eric Berne, a psychiatrist in the late 1950s. It was popularised through his book ‘Games People Play’. The book was first printed in July 1964 and found itself on the