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Psychology says people who seem stoic don’t lack feelings: They just never learned it was safe to show themPeople often mistake emotional restraint for a lack of feelings. However, psychological studies reveal that individuals who appear detached...- What’s the psychology behind people who need to control everything — Control freak or coping mechanism?Psychologists note that the urge for control can be addressed through awareness and consistent practice. Approaches such as cognitive behav...
- War-hit supply chains melt margins as ice cream, chocolate prices set to rise this summerSweet treats may become more expensive this summer. A conflict in West Asia is disrupting supply chains. This is increasing costs for ingre...
- If Your Workplace Feels More Rigid Overnight, Here’s What Experts SayAmerican workers are facing a sudden shift to stricter management processes, often linked to upcoming company changes like restructuring or...
- When Every Decision Needs a Yes: The Quiet Workplace Shift That Leaves Employees Feeling StuckUS companies undergoing change often see more approvals needed for decisions. This increased control can reduce employee freedom and motiva...
- Why Some AI Agents Act Like Loyal Teammates Instead of Selfish RivalsArtificial intelligence is learning to cooperate like animals. Researchers are using a concept called inclusive fitness to make AI agents w...
- SIR rewrites the rules of roll revisionThe Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls is underway, impacting elections across India. Political parties, election officials, and...
- Israel, Iran war: FMCG firms hike prices, shrink pack sizes as costs riseUS Israel Iran war: Your favorite snacks and drinks might soon cost more. Companies are raising prices and offering less product to manage ...
- How Childhood Without Constant Technology Built Real ResilienceChildhoods before smartphones fostered resilience through everyday challenges and unstructured play, teaching vital problem-solving and emo...
- How Certain People Handle Stress Better, According to PsychologyPsychological science reveals that effective stress management hinges on how individuals interpret pressure, viewing it as a challenge rath...
- Why Emotional Healing Rarely Follows a Straight Line, Psychology ExplainsEmotional healing isn't a straight path; it's a complex, non-linear process driven by how the brain handles stress and trauma. Setbacks are...
- Why Emotional Awareness Can Feel Draining Before It Feels LiberatingBecoming emotionally aware initially feels draining as it increases cognitive load and disrupts familiar coping mechanisms. Suppressed emot...
- He works 9 hour shifts, but boss scolds him even for washroom breaks. WFH becomes 24/7 surveillanceA Reddit post has highlighted the struggles of remote employees facing extreme micromanagement. One user described being contacted repeated...
- Returning to office post pandemic? Here is how to manage office and familyAfter nearly two years of work from home, returning to offices, getting into a new routine, and managing both family time and office can be...
- Twirl to happiness: Does dance therapy hold promise for treating anxiety and depression?Researchers understand that the majority of our daily communication is nonverbal, and traumatic memories are encoded, or stored, in nonverb...
- Digitalisation to drive $6.8 trillion IT spending from 2020 to 2023: IDCThe global economy remains on its way to its "digital destiny" as most products and services are based on a digital delivery model or requi...
- Banks working to ensure the productivity gains made due to COVID-19 are sustainedAdjustments made due to the pandemic like remote working, use of banking correspondents and flexible working hours have benefits in terms o...
- Hope to grow to pre-Covid level by December: M R Kumar, Chairman, LIC"Our marketing initiatives helped us grow individual first-year premium by 2.8% end July compared to -11.5% for private insurers. We hope t...
- Global companies doing little to prepare leaders for future success, says top executivesCompanies are not doing enough to cope with the complexity or to prepare a pipeline of global leaders, according to a study by Accenture.
- Pak to get $6.2 bn aid from World BankPakistan will get a whopping $6.2 billion aid from the World Bank in the next three years to come out of the current economic crisis, reduc...
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