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Reducing Discrimination and Stigma: A Step towards Better Mental Health

Have you ever wondered how societal issues like prejudice, discrimination, and stigma can deeply affect someone’s mental well-being? Unfortunately, for many, this isn’t just a hypothetical question but a harsh reality. Reducing discrimination and stigma would be a very drawn out but worthwhile task In this comprehensive exploration, we’ll delve into the definitions, real-life examples, […]

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Navigating the Mind: Understanding Cognitive Dissonance and Biases

Have you ever found yourself in a mental tug-of-war before making a decision or felt a twinge of guilt over past choices? Welcome to the intriguing realm of Cognitive Dissonance. This blog will unravel the complexities of this psychological concept and its dynamic relationship with cognitive biases. Chances are you are quite familiar with these […]

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Understanding Social Perception: The Power of Person Perception

Unveiling the Social Landscape Our social journey begins with a fascinating concept known as ‘person perception’. Let’s embark on this exploration together. Person Perception: Decoding Impressions Person perception is the process of forming impressions and making judgments about others based on available information. Imagine you’re in a job interview, facing a potential employer. They’re observing […]

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Unveiling the Mysteries of Quality Evidence in Psychology: A Detective’s Guide

What counts as quality evidence in psychology? Let’s embark on a detective’s journey to explore the fascinating world of psychological evidence, uncovering its nuances and significance along the way. The Puzzle of Quality Evidence In the captivating realm of psychology, evidence serves as the cornerstone of our understanding of the human mind and behaviour. But […]

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Navigating the Psyche: Opinions, Anecdotes, and Evidence in Psychology

Have you ever found yourself tangled in the web of psychological ideas, wondering which ones truly hold weight? You’re not alone. What constitutes evidence in Psychology? Let’s embark on a journey to unravel these mysteries together. What Is Evidence in Psychology? In the expansive field of psychology, evidence serves as our guiding North Star. It’s […]

Primary vs Secondary Data: The Unsung Heroes in Psychological Research

Hello, fellow explorers of the mind! Have you ever considered the critical role that data plays in psychological research? If not, you’re in for a treat…if you like data. Today, we’re delving into the world of primary and secondary data—two unsung heroes that guide us through the complexities of human behaviour. The Power of Data […]

Navigating the Mind: A Tour through Acquired Brain Injuries

Have you ever wondered how your thoughts and actions are so intricately connected? Let’s learn about the world of Acquired Brain Injuries (ABI), where we explore the profound impact these injuries have on individuals’ lives. An ABI occurs when the brain is damaged after birth, often due to accidents, strokes, tumours, or infections, resulting in […]

Unleashing Your Brain’s Amazing Superpower: The Guide to Neuroplasticity and Adaptability

Ever wondered if you can give your brain a makeover? Well, you absolutely can! In this exploration, we dive into the fantastic world of neuroplasticity, the brain’s superpower that allows it to reorganise and adapt throughout your life. Decoding Neuroplasticity Your Brain’s Architectural Marvel The basics of neuroplasticity; imagine your brain as a brilliant architect […]