Psychology
Is anger good or bad?
Is anger good or bad?
vote now: Good or Bad - (view results)
Good
Anger is a good emotion. It indicates that there is something wrong in our environment.
Bad
Anger is a natural reactive mechanism against events or circumstances that are not favourable. Without
Psychology
Dream interpretations: Teeth falling out
by Meghan Rizzo
Dreaming of losing one's teeth is extremely common. It is a nightmare almost as ubiquitous as that of being nude in public,
Psychology
Introduction to the Theory of behaviorism
The best introduction to the Theory of Behaviourism would be to take a look at the work of B. F Skinner.
Skinner held a strict behaviourist
Psychology
Why human beings learn best through experience
History teaches that people cannot learn the lessons of history. Coevolution with other organisms in bio-systems
775 Article Titles on Psychology
- What is abnormal psychology? (5 articles)
- Piaget's influence on child-centred approaches to education (2 articles)
- Why some people cry more than others (2 articles)
- The three waves of new psychology (1 article)
- How reaction formation may explain the careers of police officers and criminal lawyers (1 article)
- What is the medical model of abnormal psychology? (1 article)
- What is Somatic Psychology? (1 article)
- Understanding the evils and dangers of group-think (11 articles)
- Understanding the state of consciousness (15 articles)
- Book reviews: Imagine, How Creativity Works, by Jonah Lehrer (1 article)
- The psychological impact of color (5 articles)
- Why people suffer (7 articles)
- Konrad Lorenz's contribution to psychology (1 article)
- An introduction to educational psychology (1 article)
- What is the psychology of sustainability? (1 article)
- What is unconditional positive regard in therapy? (1 article)
- Psychology: The Dunning-Kruger effect in action (2 articles)
- Book reviews: Thinking, Fast and Slow, by David Kahneman (1 article)
- Maslow's hierarchy of needs and its application in the healthcare industry (1 article)
- Why human beings learn best through experience (10 articles)
- Social structure theory and crime (3 articles)
- Why winning makes people more aggressive toward the defeated (2 articles)
- The purpose of cognitive-behavioral assertiveness training (1 article)
- The psychology behind humor (1 article)
- Carl G. Jung: Archetypes of the collective unconscious (7 articles)
- Wilhelm Wundt's contribution towards psychology (1 article)
- The "Spotlight Effect" experiment and proposed redesigns (1 article)
- What was the Stanford prison experiment (4 articles)
- Erikson's theory of psychosocial development (3 articles)
- Identity crisis theory and the works of Erikson (1 article)
- What is behavioral psychology (1 article)
- What is emotional intelligence? (6 articles)
- Biography: Ivan Petrovich Pavlova (1 article)
- Moscovici's research on minority influence (1 article)
- Albert Bandura's Social Learning Theory (2 articles)
- An overview of John Broadus Watson and Classical Conditioning (1 article)
- What is cognitive psychology? (8 articles)
- Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) described (5 articles)
- Correlation and causation explained (5 articles)
- Human facial expressions and the message they convey (2 articles)
- Differences between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation (2 articles)
- Understanding the science of learning (2 articles)
- What is biological psychology? (4 articles)
- Famous female psychologists (2 articles)
- Factors that influence behavior changes (2 articles)
- A historical perspective on behaviorism (2 articles)
- The different types of psychology theories (17 articles)
- History of psychology (6 articles)
- Stanley Milgram's Yale experiments on obedience (3 articles)
- An overview of Sherif's Autokinetic Effect Experiment (2 articles)
