Category: Psychology
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Generalized Anxiety Disorder: Patient’s Psychological State
Table of Contents Introduction Conclusion References Introduction Gary’s life experiences, signs and symptoms and experiences are indicative of a generalized anxiety disorder (GAD). This is a type of anxiety disorder that is characterized by tension, nervousness and worrying. Gary’s fears are not associated with a particular issue or situation; that would be a phobia. They…
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Psychology in the Media: Extrasensory Perception (ESP)
ESP is discussed in the book, ‘Introduction to Psychology’ by Rod Plotnik and Haig Kouyoumdjian. The concept explains the utilization of what is referred to as the sixth sense other than that of sight, smell, hearing, touch and taste. The concept is however controversial among psychologists since it cannot be quantified or demonstrated repetitively. ESP…
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Psychology: Behavioral Aspect
Abstract Psychology, as a broad subject consists of a variety of aspects that range from behavioral to psychodynamic. It is from the content presented by each aspect that qualifies the subject as interesting. This short paper restricts itself to behavioral aspect psychology, as it proves the most interesting to the writer. People consider behavior psychology…
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The Effects of Violent Video Games on Individuals
The issue of violent video games has raised major controversies among different stakeholders for a long period now. The root cause of this controversy emanates from the fact that violent video games can affect the child’s aggression, significantly. This issue has raised a critical debate that has lasted for a long time. However, the two…
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Cognitive Psychology – Decision Making
Table of Contents Introduction Decreasing Risky Decision Making Reference List Introduction Human decision making can be considered a highly complex process that involves numerous stages, factors and internal mechanisms despite its apparent instantaneous nature. Researchers such as Chen-Bo (2011) explains that decision making itself is a reactionary process based on an assortment of internal and…
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Developmental Psychology Theories of Piaget and Vygotsky
This paper discusses psychological theories of Piaget and Vyotsky in relation to their knowledge and learning. From observation, all educators tend to focus on what the learners should hear. Piaget and Vyogotsy use different approaches to explore how knowledge is acquired by learners. Most research findings agree with the fact that acquisition of knowledge primarily…
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Rosenhan and Eqbal’s arguments
Table of Contents Introduction Summary of Rosenhan and Eqbal’s arguments The authors’ point in writing their articles Reference List Introduction According to sociologists, deviant behavior refers to failure to conform to customs or laws of a certain group. The set of laws usually differ from one group to another and from one society to another.…
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Psychology in Graphic Design Career
Table of Contents Graphic Design as the Selected Career The Impact of Psychology in Graphic Design References Graphic Design as the Selected Career The selected career is that of a graphic designer. An examination of the career compelled my choice. The career is one of the most engaging and creative as compared to several professions…
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How We Approve Others
Introduction Many factors come into play whenever and wherever we are called upon to approve others. Mostly, these factors are political, economic, social or even religious. In most cases, people rely on enthymemes when approving others around them. An enthymeme is a tripartite deductive argument, otherwise known as syllogism, which bears an unstated assumption that…
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The Concept of Creativity
Table of Contents Introduction Applying Logical and Creative Problem Solving to Real World Problems Hypothesized Application of Creative Problem Solving Conclusion Reference List Introduction Based on the work of Kirby Ferguson, it can be stated that the concept of creativity arises not out of nothingness; rather, it is the result of applying ordinary mental tools…