Social Science

“Stick and stones may break my bones yet words will never hurt me.” Anyone who has been on the end of verbal abuse, especially over a sustained period, will know that this is simply not true. Physical abuse is something…
Read more

A Beautiful Mind A study of the professor Nash of “A Beautiful Mind”. Abstract Schizophrenia is said to be a severe disturbance of the brain’s functioning. Current evidence concerning the causes of schizophrenia is varied. The data suggests that there…
Read more

Qualitative analysis concerning the effects ofattachment and separation Attachment research in developmental psychology addresses how the experiences of early relationships in childhood and life events such as separations have an affect on adult relationships and our developmental path.Qualitative analysis of…
Read more

Temper tantrums can be seen in many individuals, from babies who don’t know how to get what they want , to adults who are undergoing a similar problem. When it is a child who is expressing themselves in such an…
Read more

Letting go of someone you love is never easy. The truth of it is, once any bond is made it’s hard to break that bond. Just like welding, when two things are bonded together, to get them apart something has…
Read more

Different techniques and their contributions to our understanding of the human brain There is a unified system between biology and psychology in that biological and psychological factors interact in important ways.Technology has a crucial part in understanding the brain and…
Read more

Are you ready to fight your fears? This can the beginning of a new life for you and you have already taken the first step forward and upward at this very moment… If you have the urge to sing, to…
Read more

Feminist therapists have assisted other counselors in answering questions pertaining to basic assumptions of the profession in regards to woman. Feminist therapists hold the belief that “the person is political.” Along with this belief, feminist therapy has contributed greatly to…
Read more

Experts have told us for years that colors affect people’s moods and reactions. Companies have been known to employ psychologists or sociologists to find color combinations that best fit the impression the company is trying to make. Hospitals seek their…
Read more

Abraham Maslow was born in 1908, to immigrant Russian parents and rose to become a prominent humanistic psychologist in the latter 20th century. While he valued the core humanistic philosophies of being authentic, compassionate, and client-centered, he is most widely…
Read more