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Revolving Door Justice in India: Understanding Juvenile Re-Entry and Recidivism

In countries, including India, the systems that deal with young offenders focus on helping them change for the better, get the care they need and reintegrate into society. However, there’s a problem: many kids who leave these institutions end up.

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Ending the ‘Asylum’ Era: Tamil Nadu’s 2026 Mental Health Draft

As Tamil Nadu unveils its Draft Mental Healthcare Regulations for 2026, this article explores how the new 68-page guidelines aim to dismantle institutional trauma. From mandatory infrastructure ratios to the end of anonymous practice. The draft examines a historic shift

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The Biological Boundary: IOC’s New Transgender Policy and the Identity Crisis in Sport

LAUSANNE – A massive shift is coming to the world of sports. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) just dropped a policy that’s going to change elite competition forever. Starting with the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, transgender women and athletes with

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Exploring Grief through Attachment Theory: A case study of Lee Eun Jeong from Be melodramatic

Grief is a complex emotional response, deeply influenced by an individual’s attachment style, as outlined in Bowlby’s attachment theory. In this article, I discuss the character Lee Eun Jeong from the drama series Be Melodramatic, whose boyfriend, Hong Dae, leaves

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How to Talk to Children About War, Crisis, and Fear: A Developmental Psychology Guide

The world feels like it is vibrating all the time with crisis. There are a lot of problems like geopolitical alliances, border conflicts and money issues. All these are white noises that never stop. This is very tiring for grown-ups.

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Is Attachment Avoidance Genetic? The Role of OXTR rs53576 and Environmental Influence

The human drive for connection is often viewed through the lens of early upbringing or personal choice. However, emerging research suggests a more intricate, biological “volume knob” at play. At the centre of this investigation is the oxytocin receptor gene

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How Tocotrienols Support Brain Health and Cognitive Function

The brain is actually quite a heavy user of energy compared to other organs, and as a result, it comes at a cost. The brain uses a lot of oxygen, has neural membranes that contain a lot of polyunsaturated fatty

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Fear of Separation: An Anxiety Disorder

When I first started going to pre- primary school, I saw my friends, including me, also crying so much before entering the classroom, hugging their parents tightly with a feeling of fear and did not want to come inside the

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The Psychology of Emotional Granularity: Why Naming Your Feelings Changes Everything

As adults, we do not necessarily have the same amount of common ground. In addition to sharing interests or agreeing upon a preference, having an emotional connection and mutual understanding has become more important than ever before. When forming a friendship, we

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 Psychology Student Syndrome and Psychological Well-Being: A Narrative Review

Academic training in the field of psychology often creates a perception among psychology students that they are emotionally intelligent or psychologically resilient. However, recent research and classroom experiences indicated that these students are indeed vulnerable to unique emotional and cognition-related