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Nutrition and mental health
Did you ever wonder diet and our mental health might be interlinked? Recent evidence has suggested that diet plays an important role in one’s mental health. Though, there exists many gaps to establish a direct link between mental health and
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Mental hygiene
Hand wash – 20 seconds. Social distancing – 6 feet. No handshake. Wipe surfaces with disinfectant. Sanitize your surroundings. We get precise advice on physical hygiene in these times of the coronavirus pandemic which we need to observe in the
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MINDFULNESS OF YOUNG ADULTS
Mindfulness is a way to grow up, wake up and show up. It is the state of being fully aware and conscious of one’s inner and outer environment. It can also be described as a state of observance where one
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Young people in the changing world and their mental health.
The youth in the present age is a powerful asset required for the abundant energy of the country and the overall development of the country. The role of youth is essential to shape the future of its country. India’s
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Learning through Surroundings
Being a Passionate Student of Psychology, it has always been my passion to observe a subject in different situations. And kids have always been my favorite subject. Today, taking note of one such hobby, I noted a very odd behavior.
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Coworker Friendliness Related To Your Job Productivity?
Are you familiar with this? – Employees don’t quit their job, they quit their managers. Managers take the responsibility to create a culture where employees can help foster friendships and build an effective team. The work environment would be
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Psychological Essentialism
A research paper by Vasilyeva, Gopnik, and Lombrozon (2018) on the development of structural thinking about social categories begins with a popular cognitive bias we all have. Most of us believe that boys prefer blue color and girls prefer pink
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Finding Strength in Vulnerability
As human beings, we are often forced to face certain life circumstances which is not just challenging but also prove to be extremely stressful and energy draining. Since we are a part of the vast community and society, it is
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How to make a child feel safe & secure
The word parent not only comes with giving birth to a child but also nurtures that child and raises him with utmost care. Being a parent is the greatest boon or a blessing. Now with this comes parenting, which is