Category: Psychology

Table of Contents Introduction The Scientific Status of Psychology The Role of a Psychologist in the Afghan Context The Ways Psychological Institutions Manage Research Ethics Conclusion References Introduction The modern world society struggles to perceive psychology as a distinct science due to the multiple differences in attitudes toward human behavior laws in diverse cultures. The…

Searching for the most effective persuasive technologies causes the creation of new models and methods for assessing and promoting the target behaviour. Fogg is well known for his Behaviour Model and Behaviour Wizard, which present an innovative view on the nature of human actions and the persuasive methods for achieving the target response. Fogg (n.d.)…

Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Overview on Military Master Resilience Training Overview of Positive Psychology Similarities Differences MRT vs. the positive psychology (merits) MRT vs. Positive psychology (demerits) Conclusion References Abstract Military involvement in war creates tension to both militants and their respective families. This tension consequently results to post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and…

Learning and experiencing new objects and scenes depend on the number of sensory experiences involved into contemplation. In fact, the experience of contemplating the room by one individual cannot testify to the objectivity of the room. Neither can different experiences become the proof of objective reality. At the same time, the existence of the objective…

Table of Contents Introduction The Key Findings of the GMA Analysis Personality Traits as the Guarantees of Occupational Success Works Cited Introduction The research study evolves from the idea of General Mental Ability (GMA) resurgence in the field of modern psychology. The conception, which was first described by Spearman in 1904, integrated some individual features…

Table of Contents Introduction Physical Developments in Adolescence Cognitive Changes in Adolescence Emotional and Social Development Evaluation of Physical, Cognitive, Emotional, and Social Environments Assessment of Developmental Needs in Adolescents Adolescence Development Stage as Perceived by Erickson Shortcomings of Erickson’s Theory and Potential Solutions Ethical Considerations for Research and Practice References Introduction Adolescence is defined…

Table of Contents Comparison of the Uses of the Research Designs Summary References Comparison of the Uses of the Research Designs The study by Bustamante (2013) employed a randomized controlled research design to evaluate the success and influence of an after-school exercise plan for children who have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Disruptive Behavior…

Table of Contents Introduction Behaviour management Behavioural Theories Conclusion Reference List Introduction Learning is a complicated process that requires professional and proper management. In addition to quality management, learning requires cooperation of all stakeholders including general school managers, teachers, students, parents, top education officials as well as the wider society where learning institutions are located.…

Table of Contents Introduction Mammalian LTP in the amygdala in response to Pavlovian fear conditions Spatial memory consolidation in food-storing birds has an analogy with LTP Conclusions References Introduction The phenomenon of memory is alike to layman, psychologist, and biochemist, but its intangible and nebulous nature makes it an entity that is difficult to describe…

Table of Contents Introduction Social life as a form of motivation Conclusion References Introduction Motivation is an internal drive that inspires a person to work towards achieving certain goals or to take a certain course of action. Employees need to be motivated so that they can focus their efforts towards achieving the organizational goals, as…