By Syeda Hajrah Razvi If you are asked to think about someone who is very rational, what kind of characteristics come to mind? Your imagined rational being is likely to be someone very logical and intelligent; someone who is objective and can be reasoned with; possibly someone very level headed and stable. In other words,…
By Qurat ul Ain Shahzad Failure is a subjective term, and everyone defines it in his or her own way. For a 5 year old boy, failure may be losing a race with an older brother; for a 10 years old student it may be getting a low grade on a Math exam. A 20…
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 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…
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