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Entertain

The Comfort Show Effect

In the current era where words and experiences like ‘staycations’ and staying at home, indulging in self-care have become hot topics – Binge-watching is certainly considered a part of it. People’s favourite pastime. Even After a lot of new shows

News

Why Finland Is the World’s Happiest Country, Again

For the eighth consecutive year, Finland is the world’s happiest country, as indicated by the World Happiness Report 2025. The report, which is an annual comparison of more than 140 nations, relies on social support, health, freedom, generosity, perceived corruption,

Awareness

Suicidal Paradox of Society

Trigger Warning: The following article could be sensitive and emotionally overwhelming. Readers advise to be careful But, if you read and find the quoted argument logical, please discuss below and let me know what you think. I’ll start with the

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14 Ways AI Is Transforming College Career Services

Artificial intelligence has made a big impact on schooling. Nowadays, it’s almost impossible to visit a college campus without encountering it, either directly or indirectly – and that’s before we even talk about the numerous workshops that instructors and students

Industrial

How Open-Office Designs Impact Mental Health and Productivity

Picture This: walking into a high-tech, sleek office space with no cubicles, no walls—just one big room with a sea of desks, much talking, and soft click-clicking of keys. Open-office design is intended to foster collaboration, creativity, and solidarity. Sounds

Awareness

Why we root to Villains: The Psychology behind our fascination with Anti-Heroes 

How do we identify a hero or villain in a movie? There is a very thin line. We use a scale of morality, if a fictional character does things good by following the morals they’re heroes. If someone does good

Industrial

Workplace Cliques and Their Role in Office Culture

Workplace psychology is the study of human behavior in professional settings and how it influences work dynamics. It is also known by the terms occupational psychology or organisational psychology. When explored further, workplace mannerisms, behaviors, and work principles form the

Awareness

Understanding Life Scripts in Transactional Analysis: Insights from Eric Berne, Claude Steiner, and Fanita English

Transactional Analysis (TA) is a theory and method developed by Eric Berne, a psychiatrist in the late 1950s. It was popularised through his book ‘Games People Play’. The book was first printed in July 1964 and found itself on the

Therapy

Therapist’s Genuineness

Research indicates that, the greater the degree of caring, prizing, accepting, and valuing the client, in a non-possessive way, the greater the chance that therapy will be successful (Corey, 1986). Psychology, during the formative years of education talks about the

Awareness

When Expectations Become Reality: Exploring the Pygmalion Effect

Expectations are defined as a beliefs system which is future- centred in nature and acts as a driving tool for progression in our society. Philosophers such as Maarten Maartensz (2005) describe expectations as being personal and based on our life