What is Aphantasia? Imagine a world without pictures—not outside, but inside your mind. For most people, closing their eyes brings vivid images to mind. But for some, this inner world remains blank. This phenomenon is known as aphantasia. Discovered relatively recently, it affects about two percent of the population. It highlights the diversity of human […]
Introduction to Matching Problems Matching problems are like a game of perfect pairing. We have two sets of objects – Workers and Jobs. Our goal is to link each worker to one job, maximising efficiency or minimising cost. Think of assigning tasks in a factory, connecting riders to drivers in a ride-sharing app, or matching […]
We learn every day. We acquire new skills, absorb new information, and adopt new ways of behaving. One powerful method of learning is through observation, known as observational learning. This fundamental process plays a significant role in our social development, shaping our behaviours, beliefs, and understanding of the world. What is Observational Learning? First and […]
Welcome to our exploration of the Science of Behaviour a fascinating section of psychology known as behaviourism. This approach focuses on studying observable behaviour and how environmental factors shape our actions. Unlike other psychological theories, learning through the behaviourism disregards internal mental states like thoughts and feelings. Instead, it proposes that all behaviour is learned […]
What is a Bipartite Graph? A bipartite graph is a special type of graph. It has two sets of things, called parts. No two things within the same part are connected. Connections, or edges, exist only between things in different parts. Example: Imagine a dance floor with boys on one side and girls on the […]