An article discussing the idea of a flawed self, which is a concept that describes how some people have a negative view of themselves and their worth as a result of their experiences, beliefs, and interactions with others.
An article about locus of control, which is a psychological construct that refers to how much individuals perceive that they have control over their own actions and outcomes.
An article about self-presentation, which is the process of conveying a certain image of oneself to others, often to influence others’ perceptions.
This article explores social comparison, which is the process of evaluating oneself in relation to others, often based on appearance, achievements, abilities, or preferences.
The four rules of misbehaviour are typically applied to children, but they can also apply to adults. Find out more.
This is an article about psychological resilience: the ability to cope with stress, adversity, and trauma, and to bounce back from difficult experiences.
An article describing neurotransmitters, which are chemical messengers that facilitate communication between nerve cells, or neurons. They play a vital role in maintaining brain function.
The biopsychosocial model is an approach to understanding health and illness that considers biological, psychological, and social factors as interrelated.
An article reviewing the biomedical model, which assumes that mental health problems are caused by biological factors, such as genetic abnormalities, chemical imbalances, or brain dysfunctions.
This article explains Bronfenbrenner’s ecological theory, which is a framework that explains how human development is influenced by different levels of environmental systems, from the immediate surroundings to the broader culture.
