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16 Oct 2024

The Science Behind Déjà Vu: Why We Feel Like We've Lived This Moment Before

The feeling of being in familiar surroundings even when something is unfamiliar is called déjà vu. According to theories, it could be brought on by short-term sensory delays, dual brain processing, or memory errors. Déjà vu offers intriguing insights into the intricate memory and perception processes of the brain, even though it is more common in younger people and frequent travelers.

weak personality

01 Oct 2024

10 Telltale Signs of a Fragile Personality

Learn about the common habits that reveal a fragile or weak personality, including traits like avoiding conflict, seeking validation, and struggling with decision-making.

Over-Apologizing

26 Sep 2024

How Constant Over-Apologizing Can Take A Major Toll On Your Mental Health

Do you often find yourself apologizing, even when it isn’t even your fault? Read the article to know how over apologizing can affect your mental health and discover simple habits you can change to turn things around for the better.

People pleasing

06 Aug 2024

How Can You Get Better at Saying No: Follow These Steps

Are you often approached when others need a favor? Despite having numerous personal commitments, do you find it difficult to say no to their requests? If so, this is the ultimate guide for you to get better at saying no for yourself.

24 Jul 2024

How To Overcome Creative Block?

Creative Block, the frustrating inability to think of new ideas, can be overcome by jotting down thoughts, taking breaks, and seeking external inspiration. Find out all the measures that can sparkle your creativity.

15 May 2023

Opposites Attract? Exploring The Reasons We Fall For Certain People

Even the shortest ties can sometimes lead to the deepest bonds in life. A recent study talks about why people fall in love with people who are completely different than them, read more here.

07 Dec 2022

UPS Education starts certificate courses on psychology, mental health

All courses will be conducted under the Department of Applied Psychology. Admission to this course can be taken twice a year, but priority will be given to applications received earlier due to limited seats. The first session will start in February and the second session in September. This course can be done through both offline or online mode.

26 Sep 2022

Study suggests Watching TV with children may benefit their brain development

A new study published in Frontiers in Psychology studied the impact of passive screen use on the cognitive development of a young child. It revealed that screen exposure, whether from a TV or a mobile device, might be beneficial depending on the context in which it`s viewed.

21 Aug 2022

Mental Health: How effective are anti-depressants? New study creates flutter

Depression can't be traced back to a single cause in every patient A new study questioned the efficacy of anti-depressants for treating depression It has raised questions on the role serotonin plays in recovery from depression

07 Aug 2022

Know how peer pressure can influence your kids

Psychological research has demonstrated that individuals are more likely to follow the social standards of their group in order to fit in.

domestic violence

21 Apr 2022

Parental domestic violence in childhood linked to mental illness in adulthood

The study found that one-fifth (22.5 percent) of adults who were exposed to chronic parental domestic violence during childhood developed a major depressive disorder at some point in their life.

10 Sep 2019

DNA Analysis of World Suicide Prevention Day

Here's the DNA Analysis of World Suicide Prevention Day. To know more watch the video

06 Aug 2019

Kids notice more, better learners than adults: Study

According to the researchers, distributing attention may be adaptive for young children, and by being attentive to everything, they gather more information which helps them learn more.

18 Mar 2019

Your true self, Vedanta and modern psychology

Modern psychology suffers from gaps, which the teachings of Vedanta address at a fundamental level.

child development

30 Jan 2017

Researchers decode why children prefer pets to their siblings

The new study adds to the increasing evidence that household pets may have a major influence on child development and emotional well-being.

Childhood poverty

04 Jan 2017

Childhood poverty can cause psychological damage during adulthood, says study

A new study has found that childhood poverty can affect adulthood psychologically.

10 Sep 2016

DNA: Analyzing the govt's stringent measure to counter Wahabi psychology in Kashmir

15 Jul 2016

Relationship status can change who you find sexy

Relationship status can affect who and what we find attractive. A new study has found that if we are in a relationship, we are more likely to be attracted to faces resembling our own, but for single people opposites attract.

psychological age

14 Mar 2016

Take a test to find out - How old are you psychologically?

Our actual age may play a very insignificant role in determining our maturity level.

05 Feb 2016

Are you suffering from ''ringxiety''?

If you often face a situation where you hear your mobile phone ringing or feel it vibrating but in reality it is not, you may have "ringxiety" and be psychologically primed to detect such signals, according to a study.

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