Consumerism
Consumerism is considered to be a very significant aspect of today’s world as everything in an individual’s life revolves around the consumption of goods and… Read More »Consumerism
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Cognitive Dissonance
Cognitive dissonance (CD) takes place when multiple conflicting cognitions contradict one another leading to feelings of mental discomfort. Such cognitions may involve thought patterns, beliefs,… Read More »Cognitive Dissonance
Cognitive Decline
Cognitive decline is characterized by issues with memory, language, thinking, or judgment. It is a gradual process and can become more permanent with time. What… Read More »Cognitive Decline
Childhood
Childhood is the initial part of the life cycle of humans that ranges between birth and adolescence. Childhood is an essential and fundamental part of… Read More »Childhood
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a type of psychotherapy that helps people identify and change disturbing thought and behavior patterns.
Cognitive Bias
Cognitive bias is a shortcoming of an individual’s reasoning abilities about the world around them that leads to misinterpretation of information and an absence of… Read More »Cognitive Bias
Bystander Effect
The term bystander effect refers to an event where with the presence of a greater number of people, the likelihood of people helping a person… Read More »Bystander Effect
Burnout
Burnout refers to a feeling or state of excessive tiredness caused by long-term stress. It may often occur due to working too hard and can… Read More »Burnout
Body Image
Body image (BI) refers to the condition that determines how an individual sees his/her own body and how attractive they feel of themselves. Many people… Read More »Body Image
Big 5 Personality Traits
The big 5 personality traits are five broad categories of personality traits present in humans that governs their behavior. The personality traits include openness to… Read More »Big 5 Personality Traits
Behavioral Economics
Behavioral Economics is the study of psychology as it relates to the economic decision-making process by individuals and institutions. It uses the intelligence of human… Read More »Behavioral Economics
Asperger’s Syndrome
Asperger’s syndrome is a neurological disorder. It is a form of autism that involves restrictive, repetitive behavior and communication and social difficulties. What Is Asperger’s… Read More »Asperger’s Syndrome
Agreeableness
Agreeableness is one of the big five personality traits that consists of behavioral characteristics that include being kind, cooperative, warm, considerate, and empathetic. This trait… Read More »Agreeableness
Anthropomorphism
Anthropomorphism is the phenomenon of attributing human emotions or behavior to non-human entities, including animals. It is a very common way of interacting or communicating… Read More »Anthropomorphism
Asexuality
Asexuality refers to a sexual orientation that can be characterized by a lack of sexual attraction to others or little to no interest in sexual… Read More »Asexuality
Alcoholism
Alcoholism or Alcohol abuse is a condition wherein the individual becomes addicted to alcohol despite being aware of the negative consequences. Overview Of Alcoholism Alcoholism… Read More »Alcoholism
Aging
Aging is a normal process that involves dynamic biological, physiological, and behavioral changes through the lapse of time. What Is Aging? Aging is a normal… Read More »Aging
Affective Forecasting
Affective forecasting is the cognitive process of predicting how our future mental and emotional states may affect our decisions and abilities. It is imperative for… Read More »Affective Forecasting
Adverse Childhood Experiences
Although adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) increase a person’s risk of certain health conditions and behaviors in adulthood, they do not guarantee them. With support, children… Read More »Adverse Childhood Experiences
Actor-Observer Bias
We often make certain assumptions and attributions based on the role we play in a situation – the actor or the observer. The actor-observer bias… Read More »Actor-Observer Bias
Withdrawal
Withdrawal refers to the constellation of physical and mental symptoms people experience after the sudden stoppage of prolonged and heavy substance use, such as alcohol… Read More »Withdrawal
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