This article describes the legacy of Daniel Kahneman, a noted psychologist who worked in the domains of judgment and decision-making. It discusses some of his seminal work with Amos Tversky and other collaborators and how they hold up to scrutiny today and their impact on other allied fields in the social and behavioural sciences.
Aging Across Borders: How We Age Around the World
Eastern collectivism and Western individualism impact our views on aging and how elderly people are treated. Religious and moral values have led to cultural differences in perception of aging. The rise of urbanization and capitalism have acted as catalysts towards individualism and nuclear families.
Unlocking the Potential: Nurturing Introverted Talent in Schools
In the realm of personality traits, we often classify individuals as introverts and extroverts. Extroverts readily engage in extracurricular activities, while introverts face challenges in showcasing their skills, leading to feelings of inadequacy. Despite educational institutions' efforts to encourage students through increased opportunities and supportive words, many students still don't benefit. This blog addresses the need for a shift in teachers' behavior to create an inclusive, welcoming, and secure learning environment for all.