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Life Style

Why Do People Sometimes Ignore each other?

Why Do People Sometimes Ignore Each Other? We have all been at the receiving end of ghosts on text or ignored by someone. Likewise, we have also ignored people in our lives at one time or another. Whether you’ve been

Parenting

How to Handle Children’s Dictatorial Demands

Parents of highly sensitive children (HSCs), children who process their experiences in the world more deeply, report that their children routinely make these kinds of seemingly outrageous demands, even though children of all personality types have occasionally been known to

Motivation

10 Ways to Build Self-Confidence

Not every person has a natural sense of confidence in themselves from birth. It might be challenging at times to gain confidence, either because of negative experiences in your past or because you have poor self-esteem. Leaders must have the

Self Help

The psychology behind intrusive thoughts

In day-to-day life, everyone has several thoughts which can be positive and negative. Each thought generates certain emotions that can impact day-to-day life if people give enough importance to such thoughts and emotions. Most of the time people try to

Entertain

The Psychology of Acting

Acting is largely portrayed as a glamorous profession of fame and fortune, but behind the spotlight lies a challenging craft requiring rigour, skill and uncommon psychological abilities. Beyond surface charisma, an actor’s work taps into deeper parts of human cognition

Social

The Psychology of Laziness

As the examination season is approaching, many students might be facing the fear of exams, competition, stress, and anxiety, which is natural to feel. However, procrastination is also one of the serious they suffer from. Procrastination in simple terms is

Social

The Psychology of Prestige

The common meaning of prestige corresponds closely with the domain of psychological and social causation, with its associated ethnological displays and emergent population-level phenomena. The psychology of prestige has its roots in elaboration. Still, in the ultra-modern world, we have

Life Style

What is Planning Fallacy?

A phenomenon known as the planning fallacy occurs when one who estimates the amount of time required to do a task in the future, exhibits optimism bias. The term planning fallacy describes a prediction phenomenon that many people are all

Parenting

Effects of Postpartum Depression on Children

Effects of Postpartum Depression on Children Postpartum depression (PPD) is sometimes experienced by mothers after the birth of their child. It is common to experience its symptoms in the first year after childbirth. However, some women are more at risk

Education

5 Principles of Behavioural Economics

Behavioural Economics – All you need to know Have you ever expected that there exists a discipline that is inspired by both economics and psychology or something that is exactly borne out of them? If you haven’t, then embrace yourself