Psychology

The selfie syndrome

The selfie syndrome

Everywhere you go, you are likely to observe people taking selfies. Chances are that you yourself might be one of them taking a selfie with a beautiful smile. Reporting to school/university/job, preparing notes, hanging out with friends, visiting a party till that anxious visage to go to sleep, there is […]

Sibling Influences on Development

Sibling Influences on Development

Siblings play a unique role in one another’s lives that stimulate the companionship of parents. as well as the power and assistance of friends. Because siblings often grow in the same household, they have a large amount of exposure to one another. A new study suggests the relationship we have […]

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Lowering Your Stress Level by 21%

If your New Year’s resolution was to cut back on screen time, you might want to rethink it. Contrary to what we’ve been hearing for years, scrolling through your Twitter feed, sending personal emails, and texting photos back and forth may actually be good for your health, finds a new […]

The Psychology of Selfie

The Psychology of Selfie

It is clearly not only egocentric and emotionally unregulated adolescents who obsess over photographs of themselves. Politicians and business tycoons seem just as concerned about their photographic images, driven by a heady mixture of subclinical narcissism and avaricious PR consultants. Maybe pictures do paint a thousand words. Selfies have become […]