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Personality Psychology Psychology of Gender

Does Body Count Affect Relationships?

In today’s society, casual sex is no longer as big of a taboo as it once was. As a result, there seems to be greater acceptance towards it. Moreover, various sexual terms have also entered common speak. Nevertheless, the actual act of intercourse is still divisive. An example here is of the taboo around kinks […]

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Entertainment Personality Psychology Psychological Tips

Age Gaps in Relationships: What Men and Women Prefer

Okay, real talk—have you ever seen a celeb couple and instantly Googled their age gap? Don’t lie, we’ve all done it! Whether it’s Priyanka and Nick, Beyoncé and Jay-Z, or that one weird pairing that made you go, “Wait, she’s older??” – age-gap relationships are everywhere, and people have opinions. And sure, the internet loves […]

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Blog Cognitive Psychology Personality Psychology

What Does Your Blood Type Say About Your Personality?

Okay, here’s a strange yet entertaining thought: what if your blood type could reveal anything about your personality? Not simply your health or medical history, but also your personal identity. That sounds random, doesn’t it? However, in countries such as Japan and South Korea, this is a reality. People there really believe that your blood […]

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Cognitive Psychology Personality Psychology Psychoanalysis

A Detailed Overview of Myers-Briggs (MBTI) Assessment

Why do we do what we do? Meet the MBTI Personality Test! Ever wondered why some thrive on spontaneous trips while you need a plan and a weather forecast? Or why one person thrives in a room full of strangers, while another is perfectly content sipping chai alone on the balcony? These differences aren’t just […]

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Blog Cognitive Psychology Personality Psychology

The Rarest Personality Type: Traits, Struggles, and How They See the World

Do you feel that the world is viewed or perceived differently by you and by others? Do you think that your reasoning is always one step ahead of those around you? If yes, you may likely belong to the rarest personality type in the world – the INTJ. The personality type falls under the ambit […]

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Personality Psychology

Ambivert vs Omnivert – The Ultimate Battle of the ‘In-Between’ Personalities!

Terms can be misleading. No more so than when describing personality types. We’ve all heard of extroverts (the party people) and introverts (the homebodies who want to prove your social media stats is actually accurate). Then there are the in-betweeners—ambiverts and omniverts—who leave us wondering what we ever thought we knew about people interaction. If […]

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Psychology of Gender Personality Psychology

Understanding Masculinity: Types, Theories, and Cultural Impacts

1.1 Definition of Masculinity Masculinity, also referred to as manhood or manliness, is a set of attributes, behaviors, and roles associated with boys and men. Unlike biological sex, masculinity is a social construct that varies across cultures and historical periods (Ferrante & Joan, 2008). Masculinity is often defined by traits and ideas that shape the […]

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Dark Personality Psychology Personality Psychology

The Main Character Syndrome: A Philosophical Defence

Everything that we know about the world is filtered through our own subjective lens. Our trials and tribulations are unique. Our experiences might hold some similarities with others. However, they are distinct and separate from many of the people around us. Even our siblings do not share the same views about everything. This reality is […]

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Dark Personality Psychology Personality Psychology

The Positives of Machiavellianism

Classically, Machiavellianism has been seen as a negative trait. To define it briefly, Machiavellianism is a tendency towards intentionally and strategically manipulating others to gain and keep power and control. It is also a part of the Dark Tetrad traits of personality. However, is there nothing positive to be gleaned from Machiavellianism? I argue that […]

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Personality Psychology

Psychoeducation: Do I have Personality Issues?

Navigating through one’s troubles is difficult. To have issues is part of being human. However, it can often feel as if our problems are not really solvable. So what does one do? Perhaps one of your colleagues said something particularly rude to you. Or maybe things at home seem to be conflicted. Maybe the person […]