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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 Health

What is Fatphobia and why should we be concerned about it?

Growing awareness and complications of obesity have led young people to become more concerned with their diet. Fatphobia, which is harmful to health, has rapidly emerged globally, especially among young people. It is different from fat-shaming as criticism is generally

Education

Understanding Neuroplasticity: How Our Brains Adapt, Heal and Thrive

Neuroplasticity is one of the most fascinating topics of psychology. It’s like a superpower that your brain possesses to change and adapt to your unique experiences. Our brain is very dynamic and we have thoughts consistently going on as we

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Challenges of Being a Student in an Online College and How to Overcome Them

There are many advantages people enjoy from online learning, but there are also challenges associated with it. A student should be able to navigate these challenges effectively because failure to do so can make the learning process hectic. Let’s have

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Effective Strategies for Coping With Academic Burnout in College

Your college years could be among the most exciting times of your life. For instance, it could be at this time that you first experience how it feels like to stay away from home – the freedom that comes with

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Radhika Gupta posted her concern about depression in Youngsters

Depression is one of the most common mental health conditions in the 21st century. A lot of adults, young adults, elderly people even nowadays children suffer from depression. Among young adults, the rate of developing depression is quite high. To

Parenting

How to Raise Resilient Kids

How often have you told yourself to just let it go? How many times have you “bounced back” after a difficult situation or struggle? While we all confront problems in life, our resilience, or capacity to adapt and cope with

Education

Ever Wondered Why You Forget? : The Psychology Behind Forgetting

Have you ever thought that you often forget the information that you need the most but are never able to forget the lyrics of your favourite song you learnt a decade ago or an embarrassing moment that you had 5

Positive

Gratitude in Islam and its Psychological Importance

And Indeed, We Bless Luqman with Wisdom, When he was saying to his son be Grateful to Allah and Whosoever is Grateful does so to benefit his soul and whoever is ungrateful, then surely Allah is self-sufficient AL QURAN (31:12)

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Study shows Hot nights can increase cases of strokes by 7%

11000 cases of strokes over the past 15 years, researchers have identified a 7% increase in the number of strokes. These cases are more prevalent in the elderly and women. What are hot nights? Hot nights are when temperatures rise above the