Category: Psychology
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Psychology of Religion: Children’s Religious Views
Explanations concerning how individuals conduct themselves and how they change have troubled men and women of learning all through the centuries. As such, the psychology of religion seeks to provide an explanation of religious behavioral practices based on psychological methods. In two separate interviews, a series of questions were posed to Annie Begaj, 9 years…
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Perception of Psychology in Society
Why do so many people associate the field of psychology with clinical issues rather than science? Since its inception, Psychology has been widely taken as a clinical way of treating mental disorders or working out relationships (PsychNet UK) through counseling. Due to this reason, it is usually perceived to treat disorders related to the various…
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Psychology. Stress Management Approaches
It was in the 50s that the concept of stress was initially brought in by Hans Selye. However, he called it General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS) and he explained that all individuals respond to all types of threatening situations in the same manner (guidetopsychology.com). Today, we know that the knowledge of stress has been a common…
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A Psychological Perspective on the Choice of Partners
One of the most basic human qualities is the desire to unite in groups. History demonstrates that throughout the ages, people have tried to join various communities and interest groups. This has included joining groups of hunters to maximize prey, joining mythical communities to search for the meaning of life, and joining groups of explorers…
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Psychology. Conditioning Before Ivan Pavlov
Table of Contents Introduction Edwin Burket Twitmyer William Beaumont Zwaardemaker & Lans Conclusion References Introduction Ivan Petrovich Pavlov was born on September 14, 1849 at Ryazan. Even during his early study period, he showed a lot of interest in physiology. In 1891-1900, at the Institute of Experimental Medicine, Pavlov did a lot of research on…
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Lunch With the Psychological Theorists: Peplau, Freud, Selye
The discussion has initially started with the emphasis on the need to circumvent the high prevalence rates of depression in the US and other developed countries, and on its symptomology. As depression constitutes a mental disability, it is of the common assumption that an imbalance of normal motor behavior and neurochemicals would be playing an…
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The Many Faces of Psychology
Psychology has proven to be highly relevant in today’s world. It is a multi-faceted social science that finds itself useful in all human situations. It involves the study of the mind and behavior and covers many aspects worthy of study. Its broad scope encompasses all areas of human behaviors in the fields of Education, Family…
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Psychology. Objective Knowledge and Experience
To understand things from the outside world and inner feelings, a person has to rely on his own culture and experience. In this situation, the human mind becomes the main tool that helps people to determine reality and perceive some knowledge. People infer the truth about some causally connected but logically independent state of affairs.…
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Psychological Effects of Cocaine
As the sun sets in the small city of Espanola in New Mexico, parents stay worried as their kids come home completely drugged and in a sorry state. They look upon the government to help salvage them from this terrible situation of rampant drug abuse that has engulfed them like an evil spell. Espanola is…
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Psychology. Learning and Individual Differences
Table of Contents Introduction Social Cognition and Dialogical Self Dialogical Self and Culture Social Cognitive Self Conclusion Reference Introduction I started the paper with description of Social Cognition and Dialogical Self paradigms as the issue is to explore the chances of integration of above two. In the above context, I used Forgas writings that quoted…