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Ethical Dilemmas in Psychological Testing

Psychological testing has become fundamental to modern practice in mental health, education, and organisational development. It is operative in clinical diagnosis, educational placement, employment testing, legal procedures, and research. Anything from intelligence tests to personality tests and neuropsychological batteries can

Awareness

Psychological Impact and Resilience After the Pahalgam Terror Attack 

On April 22, 2025, a terror attack in Baisaran Valley near Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, shook the nation. Armed terrorists opened fire on tourists, resulting in 26 fatalities and injuring over 20 others. The Resistance Front (TRF), a shadow group

Parenting

Why Children Copy Adults: The Psychology of Imitation 

As the early stages of learning commence, from toddlerhood to adolescence, imitation has been the primary learning technique for the development of speech, understanding reactions to external stimuli, and emotional responses to situations. As the development and evolution of human

Social

Relational Aggression

Aggression is how people cross their line between being Upset & being Hurtful, and when harm is Silent, Social, & Strategic, we call it “Relational Aggression.” A quiet way to harm someone with no visible scars but causing emotional wounds

Awareness

Is there Adequate Research on LGBTQIA+ in India?

In India, the LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, intersex, asexual, and others) community has had a pivotal decade. Following the Delhi High Court’s original judgement in 2009 and the Supreme Court’s ultimate verdict in 2018, the legal discourse has

Parenting

How Childhood Praise Affects Adult Confidence 

Childhood is a delicate time of our lives. A child’s mind is like clay which is shaped by every interaction it faces and every word leaves an impression on a child. Both criticism and praise shape a child’s mind in

Social

The Social Buffering Hypothesis: How Support Systems Protect Us from Stress 

As individuals chase success and strive to meet high demands, stress has become nearly unavoidable. In every aspect of life, from work pressures to personal challenges, we often find ourselves struggling to meet the needs and demands that society has

Therapy

You Don’t Have to Be Broken to Seek therapy

There is a myth that we need to seek therapy in our worst condition, or if we seek therapy, it means the person must be unmanageable. Is that true? No, it’s not. Therapy is not something we should approach during

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Role of Traditional Indian Games in Child Development

The ancient Indian society had flourished in the past and it had surpassed the other countries in all fields of discipline. However, colonization and westernization have led to the failure to recognize the priceless treasures originating in India. India is

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How Shared Experiences Strengthen Family Bonds

Family life can be busy, often pulling us in different directions. Yet, the moments we share have the power to bring us closer together. Shared experiences – big or small – build trust, spark laughter, and create memories that last