Category: Psychology

Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Conventional Methods’ Ineffectiveness The Need to Address Psychological Disorders Review of The Treatment Programs Conclusion References Abstract The persistence of psychological disorders results in continuous behavior patterns that affect functionality and quality of life. The importance of mental disorders in prosecution of sex offenders is immense as it is directly…

Table of Contents Introduction The socialist point of view The psychological point of view The capitalist view of the astrology References Introduction Many scholars describe astrology as the presumed correlation between what is happening on earth and heavenly bodies. Astrology is a practice that has been performed for many years. Besides being practiced by many…

Table of Contents Introduction Biological Factors Genetics, Mental State and Developmental Stage Metabolism, Physiology, Environment Psychological factors Depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) Attention deficit disorder and Sexual or physical abuse Conclusion References Introduction The biological and psychological aspects that affect and impact the drug experience for an individual are vast and varied. Before…

Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Ethics. The foundation of Industrial-organizational Psychology Writer’s Personal Reflection Conclusion References Abstract This reflective paper on industrial-organization psychology explains the writer’s personal perspective on the field of study. The vastness of the field requires a practitioner to have a wider knowledge on industrial psychology itself, and also basic knowledge of…

Table of Contents Introduction The psychological difficulties while personal development Sexuality as one of the main problematic issue Conclusion Works cited Introduction It is a well-known fact that every human demands some time to develop their individuality. The greatest part of psychologists agrees with this point of view. As for my personal development, I must…

Table of Contents Introduction Research Question(s) Comparison and Analysis of Literature Comparison of the Studies’ Limitations Conclusion References Introduction The growth and development of adolescents is a major concern for many parents; the use of sports and physical activities is becoming common in finding a solution to teenagers’ socialization challenges. This is because most teenagers…

Qualitative research methods used in psychology are not intended to compare but to observe and draw appropriate conclusions about the characteristics of human development and interaction. As Newman (2016) notes, one of the main advantages of this practice is an opportunity to prove specific hypotheses based on data obtained from primary sources, which helps avoid…

Table of Contents Introduction Sociological theories Psychological theories Conclusion Reference List Introduction Every human being is a unique universe of genetic data and acquired features (including imitation, learning, and so on). At the same time, people do not usually live in isolation but interact with each other affecting each other’s behavior. People obtain their primary…

According to the presentation The Psychology of Evil by Dr. Zimbardo, everyone can be a monster or a hero. Zimbardo examines the concept of good and evil using the Lucifer effect, and consequently, he argues that with a little power, everyone can be cruel (Zimbardo, 2008). A sociological approach would investigate why people perform evil…

Table of Contents Introduction Issues with Reliance and Confidence in Young People Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Have you ever noticed that you are a less trusting person than, for example, your parents, grandparents, or older acquaintances? Did it surprise you that the older generation feels less nervous around strangers and unfamiliar environments and is more…