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What Does the Color of Your Front Door Say About You? Here's the Psychology Behind Four Popular Paint Colors

It's about setting intention and creating a good first impression

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Hidden Role of Hanuman in Kalyug That Still Shapes Your Life

In Hindu spiritual tradition, the idea of Kalyug is not just a description of time, but a description of human consciousness at its most restless, distracted, and emotionally overloaded state, where clarity becomes rare and inner strength is constantly tested by uncertainty, fear, and moral confusion. Within this framework, Hanuman…

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Is it anxiety or OCD? 2 psychology experts explain the difference

Anxiety itself is not a mental illness. It’s a normal, adaptive emotion that helps us respond to perceived threats.

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Why Kurukshetra Was Chosen Shocking Truth Revealed

The Mahabharata war was not just about power it was about choices. And one choice changed everything: the battlefield. Why Krishna chose Kurukshetra is a question most people never ask. Because if the land had been different, the war itself might never have happened. Emotions could have stopped warriors from…

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The key to conquering Augusta National – according to Scheffler, Rahm, Fleetwood and Fitzpatrick at The Masters

Nearly a century on from the first Masters tournament, Augusta National remains a true test of psychology, strategy and skill which takes decades to understand

The Independent UK

The Psychology of Workspace Design: How Your Office Furniture Shapes Performance

In today's fast-paced business environment, the design of a workspace is more than just an aesthetic choice; it is a strategic decision that can significantly impact employee performance

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College grads in ‘AI-proof’ careers like psychology and education are seeing negative returns on their degrees

As AI reshapes white-collar work, new research shows that some of the most popular graduate degrees are actually leaving holders worse off financially.

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The Psychology Behind Short Video Popularity

Over the last few years, short form video content has reshaped digital media consumption. Instead of watching long videos or reading lengthy articles, users now spend hours scrolling through videos that often last between a few seconds and one minute. The rise of short video platforms is not simply a…

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7 Bhagavad Gita Lessons That Can End Overthinking Forever

There are moments when the mind refuses to rest- when thoughts repeat themselves endlessly, questions multiply and even the simplest decisions begin to feel heavy. Overthinking is not just a habit; it is often a silent struggle that drains clarity, energy and peace. Long before modern psychology began to explore…

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What Happens to Your Brain When You Feel Bored

In a world filled with constant stimulation from smartphones, streaming platforms, and social media, boredom has become less common than it once was. Yet boredom is a natural part of human psychology. It occurs when the brain perceives a lack of meaningful stimulation or challenge in the current situation. Instead…

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Saying “No” Isn’t Rude: It’s Self-Respect Every Woman Deserves

For generations, women have been socially conditioned to prioritize others’ needs before their own. Saying “yes” often feels safer than risking conflict. However, mental health experts increasingly emphasize that setting boundaries including saying “no” is a fundamental part of emotional well-being. Organizations like the World Health Organization highlight that chronic…

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America’s most feared serial killer: The story of Ted Bundy, who studied psychology and law before murdering more than 30 women

Decades after his execution, Ted Bundy's crimes continue to surface. New DNA evidence has now confirmed his role in the 1974 murder of Laura Ann Aime, a case long suspected. This breakthrough reinforces the chilling scale of his decades-long spree, highlighting his ability to blend in and evade capture, a…

The Times of India

Shoppers Report Fewer Impulse Buys as Totals Rise

The psychology of grocery shopping is shifting. For decades, supermarkets relied on impulse buys to boost their profit margins. They placed candy at the register and endcap displays of cookies in the main aisles. Shoppers casually tossed these extra items into their carts without checking the price. That casual spending…

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Abu Dhabi launches international scholarships for emiratis in social care

Abu Dhabi has launched an international scholarship program for Emirati students to study social work and psychology, addressing a critical shortage of qualified professionals in the social care sector.

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Why Chanakya Said Attack Fear Immediately

Fear doesn’t arrive loudly it whispers. It begins as a small doubt, a tiny hesitation you barely notice. But slowly, it grows. It starts shaping your thoughts, your choices, your actions. You begin to delay decisions. You overthink simple things. You step back when you should move forward. And before…

The Conversation

George Eliot is best known for Middlemarch, but she also wrote an early work of science fiction

George Eliot – the pen name of Victorian novelist Mary Ann Evans – is celebrated today as a writer of realist novels: Adam Bede (1859), The Mill on the Floss (1860), Middlemarch (1871) and Daniel Deronda (1876).

The Conversation

Why do men sexually harass women at work? Science offers two explanations – but only one of them holds up

What causes workplace sexual harassment? How can we continue to better understand it? And what can be done to prevent it?

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The psychology of panic buying: what prompts consumers to start stockpiling – and how do we stop it?

The scarcity heuristic, exploited by advertisers to trigger impulse buys, can cause panic buying. But telling consumers not to panic, may make them panic more

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What is consciousness? Michael Pollan spent 4 years looking for the answer

Psychology, it’s said, has a long past but a short history. A popular version lists three stages.

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Adult Sibling Rivalry: Why It Happens and How to Deal With It

Why do adult siblings still bicker like kids? Discover the psychology of adult sibling rivalry and learn practical tips on how to deal with sibling conflict to finally heal your relationship.

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Book to Read: Psycholoy of Money

Thank you, Susan, for recommending I read the Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel when I requested book recommendations back in January. I fully appreciate the knowledge gained even though it is an older book. It is evidently pretty popular around here as I got on the wait list for…

Times Life

Switch to PNG in 3 Months or Lose LPG Supply: Govt Rule Explained

A kitchen rule that once felt unthinkable is now suddenly real. The government has said that if a household does not shift to piped natural gas, or PNG, even after the connection is available, LPG supply to that address can stop after three months. The move is not just about…

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Grieving Mel Schilling: The Heart And Soul Of Married At First Sight

Mel’s psychology expertise and effective communication made her an invaluable expert on MAFS. Her love of love, and unwavering ability to root for the couples, challenged our pessimism while watching a show that sometimes expects it from us.

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AI Chatbots Boost Mental Health but Hurt Real Bonds, Study Says

The rise of emotionally intelligent AI chatbots is quietly reshaping how people cope with loneliness, anxiety and emotional distress. But a new study reveals a striking contradiction: while these AI companions can make you feel better, they may also be pulling you away from real human relationships. The research highlights…

Times Life

5 Times Gods Did Something That Shouldn’t Be Possible

There are moments in life when logic fails us. When something happens that feels too perfect, too strange, or too powerful to be a coincidence. Ancient Indian scriptures are filled with such moments, where gods acted in ways that even today feel beyond explanation. These are not just stories of…

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