What is Agoraphobia?

Most people don't know what agoraphobia is. Because of this, many people who get agoraphobia often take a year, and in some cases, many years, just finding out what is wrong with them. This article defines agoraphobia, describes its major symptoms, and offers a website as a resource for further information.

Research Methods in Psychology

Longitudinal approach to the study of development implies repeated observations of phenomena during some time with the object of revealing constant aspects and changes, and also with the object of their explanation.

Test Your Emotions And Outside Stimuli

How much are your emotions affected by outside stimuli? This will be a difficult question to answer for anyone - Are You Happy? If yes, how much?

Case Study; Thinking Thru Writing and Aerospace Design

Many of us think in pictures and some of us think in words; all of us are capable of thinking in both ways. This is an interesting consideration in that, the brain can think very fast in visual images, but putting does visual images onto a two-dimensional piece of paper in linear text will in fact take the a lot of words.

Passion: Fire in Your Soul

Embrace your real passion. It will point to your life's work and your greatest happiness.

When a Soldier Kills

This article discusses military training to prepare soldiers to kill and the effects of war on soldiers after the conflict.

Effective Teaching and Learning

For effective teaching, it is very important to know the behavior of student.To change the negative behavior of the student we have to know the factors effecting on it. We can divide these factors into different categories

Sex Abuse and Mind Control Starts at the Top

Well there sure is a whole lot of discussion these days with regards to sex abuse in the world. We have Catholic Priests molesting children, child sex slaves in many countries and abductions all over the place.

Psychology: PTSD and Dissociation

Many are familiar with what was called Multiple Personality Disorder, now called Dissociative Identity Disorder or DID. This article presents a new modality for treating DID that has shown promise and which stems from a therapeutic philosophy that is counterintuitive to common approaches now in use. I believe this is an important article for therapists treating DID to read.

Conspiracy Theorists Websites; Boo!

As you surf the Internet be careful what you read. Some information out there such as; Conspiracy Theorists Websites are often filled with some pretty tall tales.

Did Carl Jung Underestimate the Significance of This Transformative Dream?

In 1913, a frustrated thirty-eight-year-old Swiss psychologist, Carl Jung, broke with Freud, who had been an important mentor for many years. It was a scary and traumatic experience for Jung. He was leaving the popular authority of his time; he was leaving a system of dream interpretation, a body of techniques, ideas, and theories of analysis. Here is a new look at one of Jung's major dreams.

The Unconscious - How It Operates?

The Unconscious has been maligned by Freudians. In Eastern philosophies, it is the most written about aspect of human mind. It is that part of the mind that is to be retrained or re-conditioned so that humans could bring about a change in their behaviour. In this article the author describes the basics of human anatomy that is supposed to be the Unconscious.