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Impostor Syndrome Among First-Generation College Students

College, for first-generation students, means a chance to make a better life for themselves, to be independent and to have a brighter future. For students who are the first in their families to go to college, it can be tough. Instead of

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How Childhood Trauma Influences Narcissistic Personality Formation

Not all wounds are visible. Some just sit there quietly. They affect the way a child thinks about themselves and how they love and protect themselves. When a child goes through something like being neglected or abused, it does not just

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Exploring Grief through Attachment Theory: A case study of Lee Eun Jeong from Be melodramatic

Grief is a complex emotional response, deeply influenced by an individual’s attachment style, as outlined in Bowlby’s attachment theory. In this article, I discuss the character Lee Eun Jeong from the drama series Be Melodramatic, whose boyfriend, Hong Dae, leaves

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Stop Recording Children in the Classroom: Educational Surveillance and Child Development

Schools should be places where children feel free to think, make mistakes, and grow. But today, more and more classrooms are being watched and recorded through security cameras, lesson recordings, and educational technology that tracks what children do online. It

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How to Talk to Children About War, Crisis, and Fear: A Developmental Psychology Guide

The world feels like it is vibrating all the time with crisis. There are a lot of problems like geopolitical alliances, border conflicts and money issues. All these are white noises that never stop. This is very tiring for grown-ups.

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The Cognitive Psychology Behind Career Choices: Why Fit Matters More Than Title

Adolescence is the age when individuals explore their identity and career. Both identity and Career Choices are largely determined by educational success. Education is considered the foundation of the future of an individual. By adolescence, students already focus on determining

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Why ‘Kidulting’ Is A Growing Trend And There Is Nothing Wrong in It

Do you still buy stuffed toys? Not for your child, but for yourself? Before you give that smirk, here’s a fun fact. Studies show that adults who keep or buy childhood toys and stuffed animals are more emotionally resilient. And,

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Rural vs Urban Networks: Accessibility of Cashless Treatment in Tier Three Cities

Cashless hospitalisation is meant to reduce stress at the worst possible time. You get admitted, the hospital coordinates with the insurer, and eligible bills are settled directly without you running between counters. In a tier three city, though, your experience

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Redefining Ability in Down Syndrome: How Society Shapes Inclusion and Opportunity

A different view sits quietly behind old beliefs about disability. Inside each person labelled broken, life often just moves at its own pace. Fixing isn’t always the answer when stairs block doors meant for wheels. Barriers rise less from bodies

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Fear of Separation: An Anxiety Disorder

When I first started going to pre- primary school, I saw my friends, including me, also crying so much before entering the classroom, hugging their parents tightly with a feeling of fear and did not want to come inside the