Humanism, as the name suggests, is built on optimistic views concerning human nature. This school of thought lays its emphasis on the innate goodness of humans and their yearning to attain a higher purpose in life. Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow, the key architects of this approach, claimed that all humans have a free will…
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Memory formation is the most fascinating cognitive process. The evolutionary significance of forming memories was to record past experiences to avoid unpleasant encounters and potential threats to one’s survival. Hence, the elementary memory processes are common to all the species but in humans, it takes up a rather complex role and manifests diverse higher-order functions.…
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You all are going to have some stress in your life and we all do, and it’s normal nowdays. We need our body to release cortisol hormone to rise and fall throughout the day. Stress is something which helps us to wake up in the morning. Stress is of two types positive and negative for…
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“Everyone engages in addictive behaviours to some level because such things as drugs, sex, drinking, and eating are important for survival and highly reinforcing, says G. Marlatt. Addiction is defined as not having control over activities or using somethings to the points where it could be harmful to you its is most commonly associated with drug…
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