Bridging Communities Together
Bridging Communities Together
When talking to a loved one who is dismayed, sometimes one can say something that they feel is correct, but accidentally hurt the person. This is very common and happens to most people, but often there are different tactics people will try throughout their lives. Zhao et al. try to answer the question of what […]
Tactics of Helping Loved Ones: An Analysis Read More »
The social cognitive theory is a somewhat nebulous theory by Albert Bandura. The theory consists of 3 main parts: personal factors, behavior, and environmental factors.
Exploring the Social Cognitive Theory Read More »
Some people might take some solace in the fact that most of us are not able to unlock part of that last 90% of our brain to use.
Demystified: Do We Really Only Use 10% of our Brain? Read More »
Today the myth I want to address is that the brain stops growing or changing past the age of 25.
Fact or Myth: Does the brain stop maturing at 25? Read More »
by Aleesha Joykutty Albert Einstein, one of the greatest scientists the world has ever seen, once said, “If I had an hour to solve a problem and my life depended on it, I would use the first 55 minutes determining the proper questions to ask.” In our classrooms, our teachers too tell us to ask
The distance between an idea and its realization Read More »