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The Psychology of Hope Effect: How Prayers and Spiritual Rituals Help People Cope 

In times of uncertainty, loss, hardship, or crisis, people tend to turn towards anchors that help steady their emotional imbalance. Many people throughout history and across different cultures have turned to spirituality for comfort. This may involve aspects of religious

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Building Resilience After Adverse Childhood Experiences: Psychological Interventions & Healing

In an ideal world, childhood is meant to be a haven; a place full of trust, love, nurturance, and support. But the ideal is very often not the reality. For some, this ideal is very far from ever being reached,

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Why We Rewatching the Same Movies & Shows

In today’s world, it is interesting to understand the psychological effect of rewatching known content. American adults watch an average of 11 hours per day, consuming various forms of media (Kaur, 2021, pages 31-35), stressing its central role in shaping

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Ashwini Vaishnaw Blames Influencer Endorsements for Rising Online Gaming Addiction

On August 21, 2025, Union Electronics & IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw spoke to Moneycontrol, pinpointing celebrity and influencer sponsorships as leading factors luring minors and young adults to addictive online money-gaming. The minister underscored that public ignorance about the risks

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Cultural Mourning and Grief: How Rituals Help Us Heal and Adapt After Loss

Grief is a natural and universal experience. Kübler-Ross classified the experience of grief into five stages, including: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance (Clarke, 2023). But the phenomenon of grief is so much more than that. It is a truly

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The Psychology Behind Care, Compliance, and Childhood Emotional Needs

From the time a child is born till they grow up, parents are quite literally the primary source of validation, recognition and ultimately comfort. Being ‘good’ and being ‘obedient or compliant’ are often qualities that receive praise from society. For

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Are Intelligence Tests Applicable in the 21st Century? 

Modern classrooms and business offices of the twenty-first century utilise digital platforms together with artificial intelligence tools while serving populations that continue to diversify. Many people would think traditional psychological instruments, particularly intelligence tests, are outdated and no longer useful

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Empowering Minds: Strategies for Broadening Mental Health Care Availability

The relevance of mental health has moved from the background to the front of global discourse as the world becomes more complicated. There is also mental health to consider, as well as physical health, if you’re going to live the

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What Different Cultures Teach Us About Healthy Grieving

Grief is perhaps the most universal of all human experiences. Still, the traditions or “rules” around how one is allowed to grieve, how far into the future, and what we do about it, vary enormously from one culture to another.

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The Psychology Behind Soft Toys Attachment 

People commonly believe that soft toys exist only for children because they fill nursery shelves with colourful bears, and children use plush rabbits during their bedtime routines before bringing their stuffed companions to school for comfort. A hidden truth remains