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Why is no one talking about sexual dysfunction in women with PCOS?

Hansika was quoted in an article titled ‘Why is no one talking about sexual dysfunction in women with PCOS?’ Read more here!

Can 'Pebbling' help you nurture better relationships?

Hansika was quoted in an article titled Can 'Pebbling' help you nurture better relationships? Read more here.

The cult of busyness: Have we mistaken a packed calendar for success?

Hansika was quoted in the article titled ‘The cult of busyness: Have we mistaken a packed calendar for success?’ Read more here!

It’s Worse If Superman Does It: Perceptions of Moral Transgressions Committed by Superheroes and Supervillains

Hansika Kapoor published a paper with Justin F. Martin on ‘It’s Worse If Superman Does It: Perceptions of Moral Transgressions Committed by Superheroes and Supervillains.’ Read more here!

The Crisis of Misinformation and Dark Creativity

Hansika Kapoor and Arathy Puthillam have published a book chapter on ‘The Crisis of Misinformation and Dark Creativity.’ Read more here!

Why isn't Miscarriage Leave a Workplace Norm?

Hansika was quoted in the article 'Why isn't Miscarriage Leave a Workplace Norm?’ Read more here!

Talk on Research in Psychology at RIT Dubai

Hansika gave a talk on Research in Psychology: It’s Scope and Tips and Tricks of Effective Research at Rochester Institute of Technology of Dubai (RIT Dubai).

Participate in a New Study

We are trying to understand Feelings towards People in Different Groups. To participate, click the link here!

What the dismissal of Gino defamation lawsuit means for science

Abhishek and Hansika write about 'What the dismissal of Gino defamation lawsuit means for science.' Read more here!

What Could Go Wrong? Anxiety Fuels, but Optimism Buffers Negative Counterfactual Divergent Thinking

Sarah presented her poster on ‘What Could Go Wrong? Anxiety Fuels, but Optimism Buffers Negative Counterfactual Divergent Thinking’ at the 8th Marconi Institute for Creativity (MIC) Conference 2024.

Willing to Pay more for Less? Analyzing Attitudes toward a Minimalist Aesthetic

Sarah presented her poster on ‘Willing to Pay more for Less? Analyzing Attitudes toward a Minimalist Aesthetic’ at the 8th Marconi Institute for Creativity (MIC) Conference 2024.

Can Creating Misinformation Counter its Spread?

Hansika gave a talk on ‘Can Creating Misinformation Counter its Spread?’ at the 8th Marconi Institute for Creativity (MIC) Conference 2024.

Measuring the dark side of creativity

Hansika writes about 'Measuring the dark side of creativity.' Read more here!

Do Men and Women cheat differently, or are we just wired that way?

Hansika was quoted in the article 'Do Men and Women cheat differently, or are we just wired that way?’ Read more here!

The Effects of Culture on Coming Out

T. Roy writes about 'The Effects of Culture on Coming Out.' Read more here!

Is "Affluenza" Just a Creative Way to Justify Being Mean?

Hansika and Sampada write about ‘Is "Affluenza" Just a Creative Way to Justify Being Mean?’ Read more here!

Cognitive Crossroads: Developmental Disorders and Mental Health

Hansika spoke on ‘Cognitive Crossroads: Developmental Disorders and Mental Health’ as a guest on the ‘IndiaBioSpeaks’ podcast in their new podcast series ‘Jugalbandi- A Science Duet.’ Read more here!

What made Gen Z and millennials take the taboo lid off mental health?

Hansika was quoted in the article ‘What made Gen Z and millennials take the taboo lid off mental health?’ Read more here!

Talk on Unveiling Dark Creativity and Dishonesty in Academia at Tata Institute of Social Sciences

Hansika gave a talk on Unveiling Dark Creativity and Dishonesty in Academia at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences.

Participate in a New Study

We are trying to understand how individuals perceive headlines and news. To participate, click here!

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Do societies superficially value creativity?
Aadith Kacholia
Do societies superficially value creativity?
Aadith Kacholia

Societies tend to value creativity only when it leads to profitable innovations, often overlooking the intrinsic worth of creative thinking unless it promises practical or financial gain. This post explores the tension between creativity’s potential and its undervaluation in everyday life. 

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Seeing Through the Barnum Effect: Caution Against Generalizations of Psychological Assessments
Apoorva Thakur
Seeing Through the Barnum Effect: Caution Against Generalizations of Psychological Assessments
Apoorva Thakur

The Barnum effect describes the tendency of people to accept vague or general statements as highly accurate for them personally. This phenomenon can be observed in horoscopes, personality tests, and even psychological assessments. While such tools can provide insights and be engaging, they also carry the risk of over-generalization and misdiagnosis. This blog explores the implications of the Barnum effect in various contexts and emphasizes the need for critical thinking, reflection and professional judgment in interpreting these assessments.

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Tenth Annual Seminar on Research in Social Sciences
Nov 30
Tenth Annual Seminar on Research in Social Sciences

The Tenth Annual Seminar on Research in Social Sciences on 30th November, 2024 (Sat, 9AM to 2PM)

Don't have time to attend a workshop at Prayogshala? Join our Digital Courses instead! 

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Research Methodology and Statistical Reasoning
Oct 12
Research Methodology and Statistical Reasoning

Monk Prayogshala presents a digital certificate course on Research Methodology and Statistical Reasoning

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