Commitment Issues: Why Some People Struggle to Stay & How to Change
There must have been instances where you see people who are reluctant or unable to commit to a long term stable relationship at
Relationship
Health
BEAT, A Blended Treatment For Youth With Loss Of Control Eating
According to the UN definition, loss of control eating (LOC) is a common subclinical variant of full-threshold binge-eating disorder (BED) in youth, starting
Research
Study Reveals How Diabetes Might Lead to Alzheimer’s
Researchers have found a link between the gut and the brain, suggesting that managing diabetes can help prevent dementia.Other researchers have found out
Awareness
Parental Traits Linked to Severity of Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Key Points: Neurodevelopmental disorders are a heterogeneous group of disorders that often lie on a spectrum. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental
Social
Technology
From Pixels to Possibilities: Why do we play games?
Ever wondered what makes people tap their screens repeatedly and glued to their screens, during commute or when they are bored? It is
Education
Do you want to be a HERO?
What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of capital? It would probably be in the lines of
Technology
Productivity Apps: Improve mental well-being or create stress?
Productivity apps have undoubtedly changed the way people work, how they manage tasks and have implications for productivity itself. These apps have transformed
Awareness
The Relationship Between Openness And Social Anxiety
The study uses a cognitive-behavioral model of social anxiety to examine the relationship between openness as a personality trait and social anxiety in
Self Help
The IKEA Effect: Why We Value What We Create
Have you ever wondered what makes the name “IKEA” so unique? Or have you ever come across the term “IKEA Effect”? Chances are,
Research
New Research Links Exercise to Enhanced Language Processing in Older Adults
A recent study conducted by the University of Birmingham has shown that regular physical exercise in older adults can substantially improve language processing