By Faheera Asif Independent, bold, free, courageous, self-determined, able… These words are not for many women living in Eastern cultures! In these cultures and societies, you find women working with men at hospitals, offices, industries, schools….etc; you may even find them living independently, on their own and on their own earnings, and yet no woman…
Memory is important to all of us. Our memory is unique to our individual story and the details precious to each of us in ways that scientists or researchers could never quantify. So, to help keep those memories intact, here are a few memory boosting habits that you should remember about remembering! * THINK FOUNTAIN PEN: If…
By Giannis Fliatis Sport psychology is a recent, but interesting field of psychology. It refers to the fields of psychology and kinesiology, as it combines knowledge from both of these sciences. Sport psychology targets to define how psychological factors affect an athlete’s performance and how sports or general physical activity could affect someone’s psychological condition. …
By Wajeeh Khan Basic neuroscience has revealed that the human brain is lobed into right and left hemispheres. While the details of these, as in the anatomy of these two hemispheres is rather irrelevant to the subject under discussion, it is however imperative to mention the functions of these two hemispheres. Psychologically, the left hemisphere…
By Tiffani Hughes Several years ago, I received my B.S. in Psychology. My mother was a counselor and as a kid, I used to read her psychology books and “diagnose” my friends and family. After I arrived at university, and began attending classes, I heard jokes that most students take psychology to find out what…
By Andrea Bidowski As a society, we are urged to eat healthy foods and get regular exercise, however, is there a case where there really is too much of a good thing? When it comes to physical fitness, do some people take it to the extreme? Trying to understand the balance between health and what could…
By Areej Syed Alam Psychology was once not considered a ‘real’ science, however, in the 21st century, psychology and psychologists have been recognized as an integral part of medical sciences. As a medical student, with a deep-seated love for the subject, I often hear the question, does psychology have a place in the curriculum for medical…
By Eulalee Thompson It’s difficult to forget the middle-aged man who broke down and wept uncontrollably during his first therapy session. I didn’t see that reaction coming. But when he started to talk about his childhood, and disclosed that he was forced, on several occasions, into sexual intercourse with an older female relative, he became…
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