Category: Psychology

Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Resilience Definition Positive Psychology Defined Positive Psychology and resilience Applying Positive Psychology and resilience to the Military Conclusion References Abstract The media has been constantly focusing on the cognitive impairments as well as on the mental health conditions which affect a large number of military officers participating in wars. Positive…

Drifke, M. A., Tiger, J. H., & Lillie, M. A. (2020). DRA contingencies promote improved tolerance to delayed reinforcement during FCT compared to DRO and fixed-time. Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 53(3), 1579-1592. doi:10.1002/jaba.704 Drifke et al. (2020) compared participants’ delay tolerance under three conditions. The first condition was the delivery of reinforcement after a…

Table of Contents Examination of Boy with Depression Symptoms Client Treatment Paxil 10mg Oral Administration Wellbutrin 75mg Oral Administration Summary References To be diagnosed with depression, the episodes must show the symptoms for fourteen consecutive days. The disorder affects an individual’s ability to carry out daily activities, and a decrease in appetite is observed. There…

Table of Contents Introduction Experience 1: Attention Restoration Theory Experience 2: Ulrich’s Psychoevolutionary Theory Conclusion Reference List Introduction People’s relationship with the natural world is the phenomenal concept to analyse that also can be applied in an urban environment where the majority of the society inhabits nowadays. It is essential to remain focused on the…

Humanism occupies a significant place in the psychology field, and it is known as third-force psychology. It is so because this school of thought is essentially different from two others, including psychobiology and cognitive psychology, that rely on deterministic ideas. In turn, humanism indicates that individuals have free will, which fundamentally impacts how psychology is…

Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion References Introduction This paper discusses examples of persuasion tactics used in media resources, technologies, and during the interaction between people. The paper can be used in research on persuasion tactics, psychological research, and works on the impact of technology on people. The examples of persuasion strategies are taken…

Table of Contents “Brain Storm” “Life of a Teenager” by Simon Jacobson “Emotions & Life” “Why Parents Can’t Be Dumb About Social Media” by Wendy Rice Reference List “Brain Storm” The interactive movie presented on the website called New Scientist explains the developments that occur in the brains of young people and the way they…

Table of Contents Historical Overview Research and Statistic Differences Reference List Historical Overview Clinical psychology dates back to the 19th century when early modern types of psychological treatment were established. Clearly, psychiatric hospitals existed, and people with severe psychological disorders were treated there. However, people often ignored many milder behavioral and educational disorders. The dawn…

Table of Contents Goals of the Mobile Crisis Program Study Sample The Program Measurements Comment on the Quality of the Research Design Conclusions about Internal Validity References Goals of the Mobile Crisis Program The goals of the program focus on handling psychiatric emergencies by police officers. The first goal of the program is to offer…

Table of Contents Introduction Reasons for Social Loafing when working on collective tasks Is social loafing inevitable or not? Works Cited Introduction Over the recent times, several scholarly debates have been increasingly conducted regarding social loafing; its effect on group work, methods in which the phenomenon can be reduced and the current progress that has…