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Age of Misinformation: Why Do We Self-Sabotage Our Character?
Academic Anolene Pillay takes a look at how people sometimes short-change themselves in the area of self-worth, unnecessarily.
BMW drivers are most likely to be narcissists, new study claims
A recent UK study suggests that BMW drivers may be the most narcissistic among car owners. There were also some interesting findings about personalised plates.
Dr. Phil's podcast comeback: shedding light on the Gabby Petito tragedy
This three-part investigation uncovers the psychological dynamics of domestic abuse and the impact of social media on the investigation.
From DJ to dad: Nicholas Pillay’s harmonious journey through music and fatherhood
Discover the inspiring journey of Nicholas Pillay, a DJ who seamlessly blends his passions of music and psychology while embracing the joys of fatherhood.
The psychology of car colours: what yours says about you and its practical benefits
Explore how car colour choices reflect personality, influence resale value, and reveal trends in the automotive industry.
This country is testing a four-day work week to allow citizens to reproduce and avoid the nation's extinction
People are reportedly so overworked that they don't have time to reproduce, making this country have one of the lowest birth rates in the world.
Everyone is worried about Lily Phillips, the OnlyFans star who wants to sleep with 1,000 men in a day
This outrageous goal has led people online to question her mental state and the quality of advice she gets from friends and family.
Are men really better entrepreneurs? The psychology of risk and business explored
A conversation with Dr Sarah Hill reveals how evolutionary psychology shapes men's andwomen's approaches to business and risk-taking.
Why we miss out if we don’t involve women in conservation
‘So you have a critical component of society that engages with natural resources daily, who's insights should ideally be very important on how we manage the resources. But because of the context, they are the very same people who can't be at the table to share their experiences and contribute. ’
Actor Mondli Makhoba to help men find their purpose in new Mzansi Wethu show ‘Vuka Mjita’
Catch ‘Vuka Mjita’ on Mzansi Wethu to see how men in our modern-day society try to find their purpose for existence through emotional healing.
Psychologist emphasises the important role of quality play in children
Dr Ntshangase brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in child psychology, with a particular focus on fostering healthy emotional and mental development in boys.
George psychologist must face music
Judge Patrick Gamble in George describes Christina Els’s conduct as ‘vexatious’ before dismissing her bid with costs.
MultiChoice stands with women at the forefront of fighting social ills
The Uyinene Mrwetyana Foundation will be taking to the streets of Cape Town in a march aimed at raising awareness and calling for a safer society.
#PoeticLicence: Dear reader, please accept my love as you have read my pain
For the past couple of weeks, I have been tracing the genesis of this column.
Promoting media literacy among SA children
OPINION: At the age of eight to 12 years, the brains of children are at its peak transformative stages, meaning that it is highly malleable to its surroundings, writes Lia Naidoo.
72% of entrepreneurs suffer from mental health issues
Prioritising your mental health could be the key to being a successful entrepreneur.
‘Social media platforms must uphold democratic values’
OPINION: Like many aspects of our society, the use of social media can be biased against women and has opened up new avenues for harassment of women politicians, writes Dr Noluthando Phungula.
Zimbabwean immigrants in SA live in fear of the unknown - study finding
Dr Rowan Madzamba’s study of the lived experiences of Zimbabwean immigrants in South Africa has earned him a PhD in Public Health from UKZN.
UJ’s first neurodiversity centre to also cater for underprivileged communities in Soweto
The aim of the centre is to address the neuro-developmental learning needs of children and youth through a multi-pronged approach.
UKZN graduate beats the odds
Luyanda Khoza has overcome adversity to graduate with a BSc degree majoring in psychology, criminology and forensic studies.