The Gut-Brain Axis: Biopsychological Pathways Between Diet and Mental Health
For a few decades now, the gut-brain connection has been an exciting topic of research in biopsychology and nutritional psychiatry. At one time,
Health Psychology
Brain
The Role of the Prefrontal Cortex in Executive Functioning
We make hundreds of decisions every day. Some are minor, like choosing what to eat for lunch, and others are more complex, like
Children
Understanding Behavioural Concerns in Educational Settings
A prevalent concern among parents, educators, and psychologists is behavioural problems in school-age children. The child’s academic life, relationships with classmates, and overall
others
Common Pitfalls in Conceptual Questions: How to Avoid Surface-Level Understanding in Psychology Exams
The study of psychology gains a great deal from both scientific research and humanistic comprehension. Psychology assessments can be especially challenging for pupils,
Biopsychology
Key Differences Between Working Memory and Short-Term Memory
Memory plays a crucial role in our lives; our actions are often shaped by how we recall and interpret past experiences. When we
Clinical
Psychology or Moral Policing? The Role of Values in Therapy
Values are an unavoidable part of human decision-making. They are not limited to specific choices or behaviours. According to Schwartz (2012), values are
Positive Psychology
Meaning of the Self and Psyche Through Eastern and Western Eyes
Let’s begin with an unusual question: If you were not your name, your culture, your job, your social media account or maybe even
others
How to Read a Research Paper Without Losing Your Mind
Reading academic research papers is essential for students, researchers, and professionals across fields. However, it can easily become an overwhelming and time-consuming task
Clinical
Building a Private Practice: What No One Tells You
Finishing a master’s degree in psychology or becoming an RCI-registered Clinical Psychologist is a major milestone. It brings a sense of relief, excitement,
History
Comparing Freud, Jung and Adler’s Views on the Unconscious
At the turn of the 20th century, Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, and Alfred Adler were brought together by a shared passion: uncovering what