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From Infancy to Adolescence -
- Viola Morgan (7) 
From infancy to adolescence, environmental influences play a major role in the development of our personality. Similar to animals, our social adaptation is stemmed through the process of observational learning. Therefore we can conclude that most children act on how they see their parents act. If... ( added 13 days 17 hours ago.) |
A Different Outlook On Psychology -
- David Tanguay (5,770)   David Tanguay 
I do not believe in wasting valuable time attempting to understand the complexity of the human mind. I leave such an assignment to the only one qualified with such authority, the creator himself.
I believe most abnormalities in the human species, are due to social conditions. Not through a... ( added 2 years 295 days ago.) |
Major Depression and Its Serious Complications -
Michael Rayel (13) 
When suffering from clinical
depression, people have different ways of confronting it. Some acknowledge it, face
it just like any problem, and seek help. Some ignore it as if it doesn’t exist.
And others simply accept that it’s there but they don’t do anything about it.
In fact, they... ( added 2 years 351 days ago.) |
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IQ Test Or IA Test? -
Steve Gillman (8,978) 
An IQ test is supposed to measure one's "intelligence quotient," to provide a basic rating of how smart a person is. When we try to measure people in this way, we hope it will predict how well they will perform in either their profession or academic work. Of course we know that this doesn't work... ( added 35 days 23 hours ago.) |
A Little History From Past to Present Day Psychology -
- David Tanguay (5,770)   David Tanguay 
The history of psychology as a scholarly study of the mind and behavior dates back to the Middle ages. It was widely regarded to a branch of philosophy until the middle of the 19th-century when psychology developed as an independent scientific discipline in Germany. Psychology borders on various... ( added 78 days 19 hours ago.) |
How Psychotherapy Possibly Gets it All Wrong -
- E. Raymond Rock (3,144)   E. Raymond Rock 
I am not trained in psychology, nor do I completely understand psychological terms. I am strictly speaking in a nonprofessional manner using nonprofessional terms about psychology, and about how I believe psychotherapy fails to address the primary problem regarding the mind. The primary problem... ( added 130 days 21 hours ago.) |
The End of Experience -
- E. Raymond Rock (3,144)   E. Raymond Rock 
What’s happening?" What have you been up to?" What’s going on in your life?" We use these types of greetings every day in lives filled with things to do. Any break in these nonstop activities is uncomfortable; when someone asks what is going on in our lives, it’s not cool to say “Nothing." We... ( added 299 days 20 hours ago.) |
Karma Simplified (Part 3) -
- E. Raymond Rock (3,144)   E. Raymond Rock 
Karma can be imagined as a psychic record of all our desires that impels us toward the activities and actions that we are inclined to perform. Karma colors each consciousness that is created moment-by-moment by mind, and we act accordingly. We establish habit patterns of greed or giving, hatred... ( added 1 year 29 days ago.) |
Karma Simplified (Part 1) -
- E. Raymond Rock (3,144)   E. Raymond Rock 
When someone harms us, its natural to strike back an eye for an eye. Or, is it turn the other cheek? Jesus may have had a different slant on things when he disagreed with an authoritative paternal God Jesus may have understood karma. There are hints that his lost years acquainted Him with... ( added 1 year 29 days ago.) |
Karma and Quantum Mechanics (Part 1) -
- E. Raymond Rock (3,144)   E. Raymond Rock 
From the Buddhist Diamond Sutra, which investigates emptiness:
However many species of living beings there are whether born from eggs, from the womb, from moisture or spontaneously, whether they have form or no form, whether they have perceptions or they do not have perceptions . . . all... ( added 1 year 42 days ago.) |
Uncovering the Illusive Ego -
- E. Raymond Rock (3,144)   E. Raymond Rock 
I am Buddhist, and while practicing meditation, I detected thoughts
blossoming, one after the other, in a corner of my mind. Each one initially
appeared as a single frame but quickly developed into a storyline, a dramatic
movie. It might begin with a picture of myself sitting cross-legged... ( added 1 year 59 days ago.) |
What factors determine our IQ? -
Alexander Roulinski (244) 
For the last 140 years, scholars have been preoccupied with identifying the exact factors that influence one’s IQ. The numerous studies on the subject have led most scientists nowadays to the belief that one’s IQ is determined by a variety of both genetic and environmental factors, although there... ( added 1 year 87 days ago.) |
How Do We Define Intelligence? -
Alexander Roulinski (244) 
For centuries, people have been trying to define intelligence. However, a universally agreed upon definition proves to be elusive so far. To some, intelligence is the ability to acquire new information and to adjust to new circumstances, while others regard the skills to solve complex problems as... ( added 1 year 87 days ago.) |
I Am An Expert On One Thing and One Thing Only: My Own Opinion. -
Anthony Chipoletti (7)   Anthony Chipoletti
My pen name is Graviton Ring. The movie script, Graviton Ring and the Structure of Everything, currently belongs to me. I am the story writer, however the screenplay was professionally ghostwritten by Robert d’Arcy. I needed his expert help to put my story into the proper form.
Everything... ( added 1 year 172 days ago.) |
Teacher Classroom Management Survival Skills: Ideas to Manage Unmanagable Students -
Ruth Herman Wells (2,198) 
"Nothing seems to work with that child!"
Have you ever said those words? If you work with very out-of-
control students, chances are you have said those words more
than once. You were right. Nothing was working to rein in that
youngster. In this article, we'll explain why nothing... ( added 2 years 225 days ago.) |
Mental Illness as Social Deviance: A Closer Look at Cross Cultural Psychiatry -
DanSaenz (332) 
Mental Illness as Social Deviance:
A Closer Look at Cross Cultural Psychiatry
Daniel T Saenz * New Mexico Highlands University * Spring 2005
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Love Addicts and the Emotionally Unavailable -
Cheryl Dusty (609)   Cheryl Dusty 
Are you a love addict? Or are you emotionally unavailable? Love addicts give a disproportionate amount of time, attention, and value to the person to whom they are addicted. This value is above the value they place on themselves. The focus often has an obsessive element about it. Love addicts... ( added 2 years 307 days ago.) |
Can’t Memorize Anything? Why Your Memory Stinks -
- Sten Andersen (287) 
If you’re like everybody I know and their grandma, you feel that your memory stinks. You can’t even memorize your grocery list – and when you’re finally done shopping, you’ve got no idea where you parked the car. If you’re lucky, you don’t mix up the names of your two youngest ones, who you’ve... ( added 2 years 313 days ago.) |
What is your Parenting Style? -
Dr Virgil Davis (401) 
Parenting Styles and Social-Emotional Development
Most parents, naturally, want their children to grow up to be socially and emotionally competent. Certainly there is no shortage of "expert" child-rearing advice, from talk shows, how-to books, parents and in-laws, and well-meaning friends.... ( added 3 years ago.) |
Which Therapy Method Is Most Effective? -
Dr Virgil Davis (401) 
Is One Type of Psychotherapy More Effective than Another?
If an individual is seeking the assistance of a competent therapist to work out a particular problem, the question of "which type of therapy is more effective"?, may come to mind. The success rates of different types of therapy has... ( added 3 years ago.) |
Mood Disorders -
Dr Virgil Davis (401) 
MOOD DISORDERS
I do not care for anything. I do not care to ride, for the exercise is too violent. I do not care to walk, walking is too strenuous. I do not care to lie down, for I should either have to remain lying, and I do not care to do that, or I should have to get up again, and I... ( added 3 years ago.) |
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder -
Dr Virgil Davis (401) 
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
If you have ever had the experience of not being able to get a catchy, repetitious jingle out of your mind, or of needing to go back and make sure you have locked all the doors even though you are sure you have, you should have a sense of what it is like to... ( added 3 years ago.) |
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How I Was Overtaken By Evil Eye Envy! -
John Anagnostou (88) 
You are about to embark on a journey that only a percentage of the world’s population has made. Throughout the journey, you will gain insight that will expand your horizons in the evil eye phenomenon.
My name is Aphrodite and I was 15 years old when mother and I took a vacation to Greece more... ( added 3 years 25 days ago.) |
What Can Body Acceptance Get You? Plenty! -
Karin Kratina (40) 
If being told to lose weight actually helped people to lose weight, there would be no fat people.
If being told they "will die if they do not lose weight" by a medical doctor (as was told to one of my clients only 40 pounds above "ideal") or that they "are unsightly" (as Ann Landers has done)... ( added 3 years 317 days ago.) |
When Women Kill Together -
ACFEI (70) 
Traditional ideas about female serial killers hold that such offenders are motivated primarily by gain, are less violent than males, are largely reactive rather than initiating, and are not sexually compulsive in their bid to kill. But there are exceptions to every rule, particularly when... ( added 71 days 18 hours ago.) |
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