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Self-serving bias refers to the cognitive bias where individuals tend to attribute their positive outcomes to internal factors such as their abilities or efforts, while attributing negative outcomes to external factors like luck or circumstances.
Every individual handles rejection differently. Rejection-sensitive dysphoria is a condition
Microaggression is defined as the common subtle interactions, comments, or
Setting goals in life makes you purposeful and successful. Know how to set goals in life and the strategies to successfully achieve them.
Forensic Psychology involves the application of psychological principles, theories, and methods to legal issues and criminal justice contexts.
Explore the nexus of free will and mental health—how beliefs in personal agency influence well-being.
Delve into Evolutionary Psychology’s insights on mental health: understanding ancestral roots, adaptive behaviors, and modern challenges for holistic wellness.
The Dunning-Kruger effect is a psychological tendency in certain people
Emotion regulation refers to the process by which individuals manage, influence, and modify their emotional experiences, expressions, and responses.
Dive into the impacts of consumerism on mental health. From stress to self-esteem, discover how our buying habits shape our well-being.
Cognitive decline: progressive weakening of memory, attention, reasoning, and problem-solving due to aging or medical factors.
Cognitive dissonance is the psychological discomfort that arises from holding conflicting beliefs, attitudes, or values.
Cognitive bias refers to the systematic errors in our thinking and decision-making processes that can affect how we perceive and interpret information.
The bystander effect refers to a phenomenon where the presence of a larger number of people reduces the likelihood of individuals helping someone in need.
