PsychMechanics

Have you ever caught yourself wondering if the people you call friends are really your friends? Have you ever complained, “He only talks to me when he needs me” or “I only exist when you need something”?

In Human Resources Management, there’s this 5-stage model of group development that was put forward by Bruce Tuckman. I’ve always been fascinated by group dynamics and group behaviour, and found this model useful in explaining not only team dynamics at the workplace but also friendships and relationships.

I have appeared in numerous multiple choice type tests over the course of my educational career. When you do the same thing over and over you understand new things about it or at least look at it in a different way. 

Have you ever wondered why people keep repeating the same thing in conversations over and over? If you’re anything like me, you can't ignore the content of conversations because you know that language can be a window to the mind.

Many of our behaviours that seem random are, in fact, dependent on what time of the day it is. Our body can’t function normally and properly without keeping track of time. So how does the body keep track of time?

Sexual harassment or sexual coercion occurs when someone tries to gain sexual favours from another person without their consent. While this can happen to both sexes, the male-on-female sexual harassment is the most common in humans and gets a lot of media coverage and attention.