By Christina Sponias
You indispensably need psychological knowledge, even if you have never had psychological problems. You need to understand how other people judge reality and why they react the way they do, so that you may:
- Discover your perfect mate
- Get rid of bad relationships
- Have protection against mentally ill people who can cause many [...]
By Cathy Goodwin
Relocation always brings challenges and Peter Kilborn writes a journalistic account of a special segment of people who move: families who are required to move in order to keep their jobs or maintain career growth. They earn high incomes by most standards – $100,000 – $400,000 – and their companies move them lavishly. [...]
By Mark Ashton Smith
When people talk about a person’s ‘intelligence’ it is not generally clear what underlying ability or abilities this term refers to. This article is intended to clarify in layman’s terms what psychologists and brain scientists can mean by intelligence. Basically, there are two good theories–and scientists are divided on which is the [...]
By Kathleen Daniel
In reviewing studies on midlife recently, I was struck by the assumption that learning ends in our 20s. In fact, while childhood, adolescence and old age have been extensively studied, the entire span of adulthood has remained unexplored. I’m happy to say that, at least for the stage between 50 and 75, that [...]
By Shanaz A L
Cesare Lombroso or Ezechia Marco Lombroso was born on November, 6th 1836 in Verona, into a family of a wealthy Jewish. His search for knowledge was done in Italy solely where he studied in universities of Padua, Vienna and Paris from 1862 to 1876. In 1876, Lombroso was appointed as the professor [...]
By Esther Wangui Muhia
A psychologist is trained to work with with people and are able to interact and cope well. This means that holders of a psychology degree can work in fields as top and mid level managers, executives and administrators. In this positions they are able to link the company and other employees because [...]
By Aron Joshua
Psychology is a very broad subject which purely deals with human behavior, thoughts, reasoning and perceptions. It is very interesting for people who are always eager to work more for improving their existence. Besides finding a respected job, you can use psychology in several matters that constitute your everyday life, most important of [...]
By Lance Winslow
Psychological Researchers seem to indicate that those parents who miss handle their infants can cause a wide variety of developmental issues, even problems with the way their brains form. At least Dr. Allen P. Schore seems to show in his research, which granted is pretty convincing.
Still, the psychological researchers go one step further [...]
By Pat Muccigrosso
The History Behind the DISC® Model
The most recent iteration of the behavioral styles concept is DiSC but the theory currently underpinning DiSC dates back to 1928. That was the year that William Molton Marston wrote a book called The Emotions of Normal People. In his book, Dr. Marston proposed a system of psychology [...]
By Regalena Melrose
Parents of children with so-called ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, learning disabilities anxiety disorders, even Pervasive Developmental Disorder need to know what trauma is for children and that the effects of trauma can be healed. Most times I interview parents they tell me their child has never experienced a trauma. Yet when I ask more [...]