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Psychology

Psychology is the study of conscious and unconscious phenomena, feeling and thought. It is an academic discipline of immense scope. Psychologists seek an understanding of the emergent properties of the mind, and all the variety of phenomena associated to personality.

Research Shows That Time In Prison Does Not Successfully “Rehabilitate” Most Inmates

The basic idea of rehabilitation through imprisonment is that a person who has been incarcerated will never want to be sent back to prison after they have been set free.

5 Weird Introvert Behaviors and the Little-Known Reasons Behind Them

Introverts are known for their quirky behaviors that usually confuse other people.

L’Esprit de l’Escalier: a State Every Introvert Has Experienced

There is a state that is experienced by introverts the world over.L’espirit de l’escalier is a French idiom meaning to have the wit of the staircase.

7 Amazing Benefits of Being Bilingual, According to Science

In this global era, it’s necessary to be able to converse in more than one language.Hence, we should embrace the benefits of being bilingual.

Jeffrey Epstein Was Just Another Stooge For The Elite

Knowing whether Jeffrey Epstein's death was a suicide or a murder, or even if he has been whisked away alive, is not as important to us as figuring out the motives and the consequences of him no longer being around to testify in his court case. Can we use the

Social Media Psychology Can Reveal Intriguing Things about Your Personality

Do you use social media? If so, what kind of things do you post? Pictures of your dinner, political statements, selfies, relationship updates? The majority of us use social media, whether it’s to talk about our kids, raise awareness for a cause or declare our undying love for our

Type of brain cell involved in stuttering identified: Discovery could lead to targets for new therapies

The loss of astrocytes, a supporting cell in the brain, was most prominent in the corpus callosum, a part of the brain that bridges the two hemispheres.

Shedding light on how the human eye perceives brightness

The findings could contribute to more effective therapies for complications that relate to the eye.

Parables For The New Conversation (Chapter 1: The Hermit)

The following is a chapter from my book ‘Parables For The New Conversation.’ One chapter will be published every Sunday for 36 weeks here on Collective Evolution.

Australian Survivor Of Satanic Pedophile Trafficking Network Names High Ranking People

Supposed survivor of Satanic ritual abuse Fiona Barnett shares her story and provides the names of some high ranking people that are supposedly involved.

The Schizoid Personality and the People Who Don’t Want to Fit in

If you are familiar with psychology, then you may have heard the term ‘schizoid personality disorder’.

What the Psychology of Values and Beliefs Reveals about Human Beings

What do you believe in? What are your main values in life? You might take a few minutes to answer those questions.

Scientist Discovers Cells That ‘Ingest’ Vaccine Aluminum Are The Same Cells Found In Autistic Brains

Dr.Christopher Exley, a Professor in Bioinorganic Chemistry at Keele University explains what happens to aluminum when it is injected via a vaccine.

Where the Fear of Public Speaking Comes from and 6 Techniques to Beat It

One of the worst anxieties to control is the fear of public speaking.