Category: Psychology

  • Importance of Sleep – Psychology

    Sleep is a condition that affects the body and all its systems for several hours. In most cases, it occurs at night and involves the inactivation of the nervous system. Precisely, most of the organs of the body are at rest during sleep. Their activities reduce and this results to reduced body temperatures and energy…

  • Varlam Shalamov on Memory and Psychological Resilience

    The full quote by Varlam Shalamov is the following: “A human being survives by his ability to forget. Memory is always ready to blot out the bad and retain only the good.” In this statement, Shalamov noticed that it is typical for human beings to hold on to the good memories even in the midst…

  • Perception and Decision Making Connection

    The connection between perception and decision-making can be seen in many areas of life. Indeed, many factors can influence one’s decision, and judgment is often among the main aspects that people use in making choices. As was mentioned, the process of hiring or promoting friends on the basis of perceiving them as better individuals is…

  • Child Maltreatment and Psychotherapeutic Interventions

    Table of Contents Write up of the Assessment Critique of the Information Gathered on Each Level Discussion of Case Formulation and Intervention Plan References Write up of the Assessment Children can be exposed to violence in multiple situations, through media or real life, for instance. P, a 4-year-old child, was in the apartment, outside which…

  • Dating – What Do Women Want?

    Table of Contents Summary of the reading Critical analysis Questions that should be discussed in the class The relevance of the reading to personal experiences Activities during the assignment Reference List Summary of the reading There are several factors that can prompt women to agree on having sex, even if they do not want to.…

  • Soldier Treatment in “Regeneration” by Pat Barker

    In Regeneration by Pat Barker, Rivers has several different patients. Even though all of them come from different backgrounds and have different stories, they all share one problem. All of these patients have been severely traumatized by the events they had encountered while being soldiers. Their experiences are truly horrific, and thus their shock has…

  • Self-Modification: Directing the Impatience

    Table of Contents Introduction Literature Review Self-Modification and Negative Reinforcement Course of Action Conclusion Reference List Introduction The society has devised several ways through which it can distinguish an individual, an institution, or even a country. From an individual perspective, you can distinguish someone based on his or her role in society, job title, occupation,…

  • Behavioral Change Program

    Table of Contents Aim and Rationale for the Program Tables for Survey Behavioral Change Strategies Implementation Conclusion References Aim and Rationale for the Program Behavioral change program aims at shifting the population towards eating green foods. It seeks to make the population adopt a sustainable behavior that can solve its health challenges. Particularly, the program…

  • Friend’s Personality Profile: Big Five Theory

    Table of Contents Introduction Extraversion Openness Agreeableness Conscientiousness Neuroticism Conclusion References Introduction The Big Five model proposed nowadays by Paul Costa, Jr. and Robert McCrae among others, focuses on describing the five basic factors of personality. These descriptions are derived from common words used to speak about personality, a lexical approach, supported by factor analysis…

  • Personality Psychology Overview

    The study of human personality development constitutes one of the primary areas of interest in psychology. Different theories have been proposed to explain human personality and its formation throughout an individual’s lifespan. These theories offer varying perspectives on differences in character among people. This essay adopts Erikson’s theory of psychosocial development and Bandura’s social learning…