The Psychology of Discipline
Our parents have taught us to do certain things in certain ways (“Do your homework only then you will get to go out with your friends,” my mother every weekend). In our school days, we kept our clothes tidy, braided
Life Style
Research
The Psychology Behind Lucid Dreaming
In the world of art, entertainment, politics, and science, sometimes certain topics become myths, delusions, or taboos due to a lack of proper clarification. Clarity is necessary for any object to be deemed as real. Science needs facts, and imagination
Awareness
Research
The Psychology of Toxic Leaders
toxicity appears as the side effect of a leader’s desperate attempt to camouflage his inadequacy. There is no fixed definition for “toxic leadership”. In his conceptual framework, Jean Lipman defines toxic leadership as “ a process in which leaders, by
Self Help
Building Habits That Stick: A Deep Dive Into The Psychology
“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then, is not an act, but a habit.” Aristotle Many of us made resolutions and set objectives for what we wanted to accomplish in the New Year as the calendar turned. When we
Social
What Is the Psychology of Pretty Privilege?
Pretty privilege is a social concept that shows the advantages that certain individuals receive in the context of life because they are perceived as conventionally attractive. It is usually associated with factors like race or socioeconomic status, with the main
Self Help
Psychology of False Memory Syndrome
The term False Memory Syndrome (FMS) is a controversial term that first appeared to characterize an unresolved psychological phenomenon in the 1990s and was widely popular among the US population due to the result of recovered memory therapy. It refers
Relationship
The Psychology Behind Crush
Your throat dries, you struggle to find words just to greet, your stomach twists into knots and your palms grow sweaty, your heart palpitates so fast and hard that you think everyone can hear and you can hear it loud.
Positive
The Psychology of Humble Nature’s
‘Really down-to-earth person’ This statement carries a lot of weight. It refers to a person who, while attaining success in life, maintained their moral standards as well as their attitude and personality. Such individuals are frequently referred to as humble
Industrial
Positive
How to Develop Positive Organizational Behavior?
Have you ever dreaded going to work because you sense a weight in the air as soon as you enter the building? Successful businesses understand that unhappy workers put in less effort at work and are more likely to quit,
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Education
The Psychology of Accelerated Learning: How to Learn Faster and Retain More
The capacity to learn quickly and remember knowledge is a useful quality in the fast-paced society of these days. Learning the skill of rapid learning can provide you with a big advantage whether you’re a student attempting to thrive in