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In simple terms, analysis paralysis is a person's tendency to over-analyze or over-think upon a decision to such an extent that he/she fails to make a

All research is conducted via the use of scientific tests and measures, which yield certain observations and data. But for this data to be of any use,

PsycholoGenie will go into the depths of a very interesting phenomenon in social psychology called the door-in-the-face technique and provide examples

Demand characteristics refers to the varied cues that the subjects of an experiment pick up on, and modify their behavior to 'aid the results'. We

Overcompensation involves shadowing one's inadequacies by excelling in another field and feeling superior thus. Here, we will understand this defense

Visual-spatial intelligence refers to a person's ability to imagine a space or location in three dimensions and orient himself spatially. Here, we

Are you plagued by a bad habit that you just can't seem to get rid of? Understanding how aversive conditioning works might be of some help to you. In

Memory is a vital determinant of what we know, learn, and practice. Now, there are multifarious events that happen with us and around us. In some, we

Projective identification is a slightly complex phenomenon that builds on the defense mechanism of projection. In this PsycholoGenie post, we will