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Crime

The Psychology behind the case of Jack The Ripper

Trigger Warning: Sensitive Information in the Article, might be disturbing to some Readers Who is Jack the Ripper? Jack the Ripper was a man who murdered about 5 women in 1888 and turned out to be the biggest fear of

Awareness Self Help

What’s the Difference Between a Psychopaths and a Sociopaths?

You’ve probably heard the words psychopaths and sociopaths. They are commonly misinterpreted to characterize people who lack empathy, disdain norms, are unconcerned about the rights of others, have aggressive inclinations, and never feel sorry. While sociopathy and psychopathy are not

Motivation

Psychology Behind Perseverance

“There’s always gonna be another mountain, I’m always gonna wanna make it move. There’s always gonna be an uphill battle, sometimes I’m gonna have to lose”. These famous lyrics from the popular Miley Cyrus song “The Climb” discuss how there

Health

Ketamine and Depression: How Are They Connected

Ketamine therapy has emerged as a pioneering therapeutic approach in the field of psychology, providing fresh hope to people suffering from mental diseases. This article dives into the many facets of ketamine treatment, including its effectiveness, mechanisms of action, and

News

First Half Sleep Essential as it Resets Brain for New Learning: Study Finds

Does hard work with sleepless nights really work? Recent research showed why sleep is necessary for learning capabilities and how effective is nap time. The first half of our sleep gives the rest of our brain synapse deserves. Synaptic Homeostasis

Education

Are You Dealing with a Megalomaniac? 

Etymologically the word megalomaniac has its roots in the Greek word megalo- which means “large”, it is used to refer to a person who is megalomaniacal or has a mental disorder marked by feelings of personal greatness. We have heard

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Research Shows Our Food and Money Habits as Sign of Impulsivity

Ever wondered how our brain decides on money and food? Recent German research from Bochum University relates the behaviour patterns of people based on their decision-making about food and money. What is impulsivity? How quick you are while doing an

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5 Prominent Therapies to Heal Your Body and Mind

In today’s world of complexities, it is important to prioritize your mental and physical health. Various mental problems like stress, anxiety, and depression are the biggest contributors to physical ailments. Thus, for the purpose of avoiding potential risks and problems,

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Australian former prime minister admits to struggling with anxiety 

Former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison spoke about his struggle with anxiety during his tenure, proving one can still work in the top job even with anxiety if the right treatment is taken. It is not the first time that

Awareness

What is the ‘Social Drift’ Hypothesis?

The social drift hypothesis highlights the link between mental illness and social class. This means that individuals with mental health issues or disabilities often face financial challenges due to various factors. These include difficulties in finding employment, workplace discrimination due