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Education

Beyond Limitations: Valuable Insights From Learning Disabilities

Learning disability (LD) is an umbrella term for various learning problems like reading, writing, speaking, calculating and comprehension. In each class and every school, there are some students who are suffering from learning disabilities. These children do not perform according

Social

The Psychology of Pride and Its Positive Side

Positive psychology formulates pride as a positive emotion. Yet pride is not a constructively portrayed emotion among individuals. Pride is regarded as a manifestation of ego and hubris. In previous research, pride is often considered a selfish emotion and thus is

Awareness

Are we prepared enough to cope with failures?

According to famous psychologist, Tobin (1984, 2001), people cope with situations in myriad ways. One set of these coping mechanisms is understood as ‘engagement coping’ which requires the active involvement of the individual to reduce the cause of his/ her

Parenting

Tips to Fill Communication Gap Between Parent and Child

A healthy communication between parents and child is necessary for harmonious family life. People from the last generation don’t even talk to their parents, especially their father. They see talking a lot to the father as a way of disrespecting

Health News

Earphones, Lockets, and Among 100 Items Removed From Punjab Man’s Stomach

During a three-hour-long procedure, doctors removed many objects from the stomach of a 40-year-old man from Moga, Punjab, including headphones, bolts, nuts, washers, a lock, and keys. Medicality Director Dr Ajmer Kalra said, “This was the first occurrence for them

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

Positive

What Makes You Happy: Exploring the Psychological Foundation of Happiness

The feeling of holding a trophy on stage when everyone is applauding for you in a large hall, getting admission in the educational institution you have been longing for, greeting selected for your dream job, and receiving your favorite flowers

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

Social

Social comparison in the age of Social media

Social Media is a Good Time Facebook came out in 2004 and the world hasn’t been the same since. Completely changing the face of virtual interaction, social media has become an indispensable part of our daily lives. The most used

Social

Munchausen Syndrome: The Art of Self-Inflicted Illness

Munchausen syndrome is a psychological condition where one pretends to be ill or produces any kind of symptoms of any kind of illness just to seek attention and sympathy from people. An individual with this symptom will tend to lie