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The Pot Calling the Kettle Black: The Psychology of Hypocrisy

We all have, at some point in our lives either experienced an act of hypocrisy or committed one ourselves. Most often than not, we come across stories of influential leaders or motivators who preach to do certain acts and ask

Education

10 Mental Health Challenges Faced By Hostellers

As dusk falls, the hostels come to life, humming with merriment, friendship, and a spirit of adventure. Living in a hostel is often associated with gaining new independence, making friends, and creating priceless memories. A less well-known reality—the difficulties hostellers

Education

Let’s know about the Political Psychology

Political Psychology is a study of psychological dynamics and procedures that underlie political behaviours, attitudes, decisions, etc. It sheds light on the alliance or relations between politics, institutions, and ideologies and their implications on different aspects of the human psyche.

News

Study Finds: Mindfulness Overcomes Fear of Information

Mindfulness is like a superpower. It helps us focus on what’s happening right now and accept it without getting upset or worried. It means paying close attention to our thoughts, feelings, and what our body is telling us.  A recent

Relationship

Failed Relationships: What Appears To Be True, Is Not Always the Reality

We can become better people by improving our relationships. We frequently have the energy to take care of others in ways we wouldn’t take care of ourselves. That is how strong love is. The primary reason for being in a

Social

Being A Single Mother Is Tough, But What About Single Fathers?

Dads are typically seen as inferior parents, which makes them feel as though they must continuously establish themselves in order to be taken seriously. It is commonly recognized that being a single mother affects her psychological and emotional health, but

Health

Understanding The Basic Structure of the Brain

Brain! The thinking center of the body. This complex organ regulates our body’s thought, memory, emotion, touch, motor skills, vision, respiration, temperature, hunger, and other processes. Its intricate structure and mind-bending functions have left scientists scratching their heads (pun intended)

Social

Why Do People Like To Gossip?

Thus far, research has, for instance, shown that folks were motivated to interact in gossip to bond with their group members, to entertain themselves, to exchange information, to vent emotions, and to take care of social order. People often argue

Awareness

Psycho-Oncology: Link between Cancer & Mental Disorders

We all know psychology is science or the study of human behaviors. But there are many fields related to psychology. Whereas oncology is a branch of the medical field that deals with various aspects of cancer and its treatment. But

Awareness Education

The Burden of School Bags: Students Carrying Pressure with the Knowledge

The burden of school bags on children starts from the development of an educational society that goes all the way back to more than 500 years ago. As the field of more advancements and knowledge progressed, the material for it