Psychiatry has been in charge of anxiety disorders since the end of the 19th century. Now there is a huge array of various anxiety disorders, which range from generalized anxiety disorder to panic disorder, phobias, obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorders…
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With powerful, ground-breaking insight, Jean Piaget’s cognitive developmental theory produced a revolutionary new look into the cognitive field of psychology. As theories exploring the psychological complexities changed over the years, his work remained important. Piaget believed that children do not…
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Jean Piaget’s work in understanding how the mind of children work, laid a foundation for cognitive thinking that applies to children of all ages. While today he is less credited for much of the thoughts and teaching methods, had it…
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Sigmund Freud, an Austrian psychiatrist, born in 1856, and living until 1939, opened the door for later psychological discoveries of the mind.At the time he presented his theories, he was rebuked more often than he was praised. His theories, many…
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Jean Piaget is an important personality in educational psychology who formulated a profound model of human cognitive development. As noted by Spencer Rathus in his book “Childhood and Adolescence: Voyages in Development” published in 2007, this model of development formulated…
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In order to compare the psychological strength of women and men, we first need to define the term “psycholigical strength” better. What is psychological strength?Is it the ability to do math equations? The ability to do math equations without feeling…
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Anxiety is a normal human response to stressful situations or events, such as speaking in public, new relationships or the first day on a new job. Anxiety disorders involve a person having extended periods of fears and uncertainties that last…
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Jean Piaget’s cognitive developmental theory defines the cognitive development of children in four stages. These stages are the sensory-motor stage from birth to two years old, the pre-operational stage from two to seven years old, the concrete operational stage from…
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Research on understanding why people are resistant to change is important in therapy. Any method of therapy is useless if the client is reluctant to change. After reading the article, I was surprised at the statistics of noncompliance with therapy….
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“Me Tarzan … You Jane!” Or as author John Gray PhD (Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus) would put it – Martians and Venusians! Most would agree that men and women have contrasting emotional needs which is credited to human…
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