Sigmund Freud and the Unconscious Mind
By Chuyin Jin, Year 12 Sigmund Freud is a well-known Austrian neurologist who founded the theory of psychoanalysis, which entails…
Tag: psychology
Behaviour: Nature or Nurture?
By Chuyin Jin, Year 12 Have you ever wondered where and how your behaviour is shaped? Is it determined by…
Who are you? The Myth of MBTI Tests
By Chuyin Jin, Year 12 In recent years, the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) test has gained huge popularity among younger…
Conduct Disorders
By Blaise Dupont, Year 12 Conduct Disorder, or CD, is a behavioural disorder characterised by consistent patterns of negative behaviours…
The Science of Eating Disorders
By Blaise Dupont, Year 12 Eating disorders are a subtype of brain disorders that affect eating patterns and one’s overall…
The Science behind Personality Disorders
By Blaise Dupont, Year 12 Mental health is one of the key aspects to our overall well-being, and easily one…
Why do teachers prefer to use chalkboards over whiteboards?
By Artem Filatov, year 12 Chalkboards were first invented in 1801, with their popularity rising exponentially. Chalkboards, or blackboards, were…
The Science Behind Diversity Training
By Jacob Mansfield, Y13 Here at the International School of Geneva, diversity and inclusion have long been the bread and…