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Delhi’s Ambedkar University announces first cut-off list: Psychology highest at 99%
Hindustan Times, New Delhi | By Kainat Sarfaraz
PUBLISHED ON OCT 16, 2020 12:55 PM IST
BA (Honours) in Psychology has the highest cut-off at 97.50% for candidates in NCT of Delhi; for candidates outside NCT, the cut-off for BA (Honours) in Psychology is 99%
Here’s how mood and memory development in infants is linked
Berlin [Germany] | By Asian News International | Posted by: Alfea Jamal
UPDATED ON AUG 22, 2020 09:21 PM IST
What babies have learned when feeling calm is inaccessible when they’re active and vice versa, according to a new study.
CBSE Class 12 Psychology boards 2020: How to prepare for this paper
Hindustan Times, New Delhi | By HT Correspondent
UPDATED ON JAN 28, 2020 05:51 PM IST
Since the CBSE Psychology exam is less than a month away, here are some preparation tips for students to help them score good marks.
Here are 5 signs that your relationship is almost over
Delhi | By HT Correspondent
UPDATED ON JAN 08, 2020 01:11 PM IST
Relationships are one of the most important things in life. However, certain relationships are just not meant to last. Watch out for these signs that your relation may be ending.
Home Ministry to enhance capacity of six laboratories in forensic psychology
New Delhi | By Asian News International
UPDATED ON DEC 01, 2019 11:42 AM IST
Forensic psychology is one of the emerging areas of forensic science in India. It primarily involves the use of applied clinical psychology (including cognitive psychology, social psychology etc.) in criminal justice.
Here’s why girl-boy friendships are beneficial
Washington D.C. [USA] | By Asian News International
UPDATED ON OCT 20, 2019 12:15 PM IST
A girl playing with a boy might feel free to be competitive, a trait that is normally associated with boys, while a boy, playing with girls may feel free to be talkative and emotional.
With Psychology at 97.75%, Ambedkar University’s cut-off list out
Hindustan Times, New Delhi | By Kainat Sarfaraz, New Delhi
PUBLISHED ON JUL 10, 2019 07:49 AM IST
Explaining the increase in cut-offs, assistant registrar Anshul Singh said, “The cut-offs are decided on the basis of applications received by the college and how the students have scored. This is mostly CBSE’s marking reflecting on the cut-offs.”
Selfless acts of kindness makes you feel happier
Asian News International | By HT Correspondent
UPDATED ON SEP 29, 2018 11:09 AM IST
Kindness is good for your brain, may activate reward areas of the brain and make you feel happier, says a new study.
Texting and sexting play a huge role in your relationship, here’s why
Asian News International | By HT Correspondent
UPDATED ON AUG 12, 2018 01:21 PM IST
A new study says that texting can say a lot about our relationship satisfaction and couples who are in sync with the texts they send each other are more satisfied.
They key to improve memory recall is this simple trick
Asian News International | By HT Correspondent
UPDATED ON AUG 04, 2018 12:06 PM IST
For people suffering from memory problems, a good solution could be to act through the activity they must remember to do.
Why ‘do-gooders’ attract so much hatred in competitive workplaces
Press Trust of India | By HT Correspondent
UPDATED ON JUL 22, 2018 11:56 AM IST
Are you always helping everyone at work? Chances are you will be hated for it, says this new study.
The secret to happiness decoded; meaningful conversations are the key
Asian News International | By HT Correspondent
UPDATED ON JUL 07, 2018 12:50 PM IST
Small talk is not bad for you and doesn’t impact your state of mind, while people who have substantive conversations tend to be happier, says researchers.
Not everyone’s a bully, here’s why aggression is not the same as bullying
Indo Asian News Service | By HT Correspondent
UPDATED ON JUL 07, 2018 11:01 AM IST
Not all aggressive behaviours are meant to harm while bullying is a repetitive and behaviour characterised by a power imbalance between two parties, explains a new study on the relation between aggression and bullying.
You can’t really put yourself in another person’s shoes, here’s why
Indo Asian News Service | By HT Correspondent
UPDATED ON JUN 24, 2018 02:29 PM IST
Do you often put yourself in another person’s shoe? It may not help you understand what the other person is thinking or feeling, says this new study.