Social Science

It’s a psychology focused on archetypes that looks at the individual’s behavior and personality through the lens of primordial images archetypes. Each person’s psyche comes from a common background, the collective or universal unconsciousness where are imprinted some basic aspects…
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Operant conditioning is an important learning process in organisms, including humans. The fundamental intuition of operant conditioning is that the behavior of the organism is shaped mainly by the consequences of the organism’s previous actions. The organism then starts to…
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Operant Conditioning The legacy that Burrhus Frederic Skinner left behind is the entire system based on operant conditioning, which was derived from his work in clinical psychology. Within “Clinical Psychology,” Sundberg and Winebarger indicate Skinner was an outstanding proponent of…
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Johnny Cash always performed in black because he wanted the hopeless, hungry, poor, down beaten, and prisoners of injustice to know he remembered them and understanding for their lot in life. Color is a silent communicator of a client’s emotional…
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As humans we tend to allow our emotions to  rule our behavior and influence our decisions, both good and bad. Our emotions tend to leave us in a quagmire at times and may lead us into poor decision making.  We…
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“I have no lips. Have you noticed? I mean, in the last five years they’ve disappeared.” He coughed leaning back in his chair. “It’s because I’m old.” Joshua scratched at restaurant utensils, staring at worn fingers and dried cuticles. “I…
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B.F. Skinner was part of the Behaviorist “school” of psychology. While other theorists considered human psychology as a complex system of varied influences, Skinner believed the human psyche was not far removed from the cognitive processes found in other animals….
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Change There are a lot of changes in the world today. Not too many years ago people rode horses every where they went. Then there was a big change, the automobile. The automobile itself has had many changes over the…
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The American psychologist, Burrhus Frederic Skinner, is best known as one of the central figures of 20th Century behaviourist psychology. At the heart of behaviourism is the belief that all of the familiar concepts of our psychological language, such as…
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“In giving we receive” is a paradox, at least in Western culture.  Many Americans live by the dollar.  It determines their value; the dollar is almost worshiped.  They never have enough of it and are always looking for ways to…
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