Psychology
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HEURISTICS PSYCHOLOGY
Our brains have to analyse and react to hundreds of issues every day, nomatter how big or tiny, at any…
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Hawthorne Effect
The Hawthorne effect refers to a tendency in some individuals to alter their behavior in response to their awareness of…
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Drive-Reduction Theory
The foundation of drive-reduction theory is the notion that reducing “drives” is the main driving force behind all human behaviour.…
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Guide to the Anatomy of Neurons
Electrochemical signals are sent, received, and transmitted throughout the body via neurones, the brain’s information processing units.In essence, neurons—also referred…
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All About Karen Horney
Born in Germany in 1885, Karen Horney graduated from the University of Berlin with a medical degree in 1911.Following a…
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The Role of Play in Child Development
IntroductionPlay serves as a cornerstone of childhood, acting as a crucial element in shaping a child’s development across multiple dimensions.…
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The Loneliness Epidemic: Implications for Mental Health
Understanding LonelinessLoneliness is an emotional experience marked by feelings of isolation and disconnection, which can create discomfort in social interactions.…
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Social Psychology: Prejudice
Prejudice is the act of forming an opinion or making a judgment before all the information is known. According to…
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Introduction to Sports Psychology
The study of psychological and mental aspects that affect and are impacted by engagement in physical activity, exercise, and sports,…
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Childhood Trauma in Adults
The term “childhood trauma” specifically refers to the trauma people experience during their early development. Among the primary types of…
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