PSiΨOGi (UPSC Psychology) 6 selections in CSE_2023 , Rank 23 in HCS_23 🐢

https://www.psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/pioneering-perspectives-on-workplace-mental-health/202408/the-psychology-of-entrepreneurship

https://www.ndtv.com/science/scientists-claim-two-people-communicated-in-their-dreams-using-brain-waves-6795790#pfrom=home-ndtv_lateststories

ESP

Toppers copies are best for answer writing improvement

https://scroll.in/reel/1074277/zindaginama-review-a-sincere-and-well-performed-effort-to-bust-myths-about-mental-health-problems

World Mental Health Day
https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-mental-health-day

https://www.indiatoday.in/india-today-insight/story/suicides-rising-how-to-make-young-indians-mentally-resilient-2608183-2024-09-29

MARTIN SELIGMAN – KEY THEORIES (Quick Notes)


•• LEARNED HELPLESSNESS (1967) •• People feel powerless after repeated failure, leading to passivity and depression.

•• POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY (1998) ••
Focus on strengths, happiness, and well-being instead of mental illness.


••PERMA Model (2011)••
°P: Positive Emotions
°E: Engagement
°R: Relationships
°M: Meaning
°A: Accomplishment


•• SIGNATURE STRENGTHS ••
Identify and use personal strengths (e.g., creativity, kindness) for fulfillment.


•• LEARNED OPTIMISM (1991) ••
Optimists see failures as temporary; pessimists see them as permanent.


••THE THREE KINDS OF HAPPINESS••
°Pleasant Life° Positive emotions
°Good Life° Engagement
°Meaningful Life° Purposeful living

🚀 PYQPARISHARAM 2025 : ONLY WAY TO CROSS 300 IN PSYCHOLOGY

📆✨ Hello Aspirants!

🌟 Get ready to embark on a journey of strategic preparation with our PYQPARISHARAM Test Series. We're thrilled to share the schedule that will shape your path to success.

🗓 Test Series Schedule: in the brochure attached.

1️⃣ Starts from 10 oct to 11 Dec 2024

2️⃣Flexible approach: attempt any test you like. No need to follow content.

3️⃣Content support: for less available material like Item response theory, etc.

4️⃣ Modal Answers: All questions 2016 to 2024 ( best quality vetted by toppers)

5️⃣Best evaluation: quality with in-depth analysis of writing style.

6️⃣Chapter wise: 5-6 PYQs per chapter to be written for 28 chapters.

7️⃣Topper's copies: Topper's copies and best copies are shared to have a comparative advantage.

Contact: Manish Shokeen 9999064646 ( WhatsApp, Telegram, message, call ) Rank 23 in HCS_23

Mahatma Gandhi’s Personality Through the OCEAN Model
Openness: 🌍 Gandhi exhibited high levels of openness, demonstrated by his innovative approach to social and political issues. His philosophy of nonviolent resistance (Satyagraha) and his willingness to embrace new ideas and cultural practices reflect his open-mindedness.
Conscientiousness: 📅 Gandhi was extremely conscientious. His disciplined lifestyle, meticulous planning of campaigns, and unwavering commitment to his principles of truth and nonviolence highlight his strong sense of duty and responsibility.
Extraversion: 🗣️ Gandhi was not highly extraverted in the traditional sense. He often preferred solitude and introspection. However, his ability to mobilize masses and communicate effectively with diverse groups shows he could engage socially when necessary.
Agreeableness: 🤝 Gandhi scored high on agreeableness. His empathy, compassion, and dedication to social justice and equality are clear indicators. He consistently advocated for the rights of the oppressed and sought peaceful resolutions to conflicts.
Neuroticism: 🧘‍♂️ Gandhi likely had low levels of neuroticism. He maintained calm and composure even in the face of adversity and stress. His ability to remain steadfast and resilient during challenging times is a testament to his emotional stability.
Gandhi’s unique combination of these traits made him an influential and revered leader, whose legacy continues to inspire movements for peace and justice worldwide.

https://www.thehindu.com/education/heres-what-swayam-can-learn-from-online-teaching-during-covid/article68698914.ece