Psychology And Biological Experiments

Psychology as the science which studies thoughts, behavior, soul and emotions is closely connected with other sciences.

How Do Images Move In And Out of the Mind?

How do images move in and out of the mind? Moreover, is it logic which dictates how these images get stored, or is there some other, less obvious mechanism at work?

Adolescents Suffering Victimization

Adolescents suffering from victimization may encounter a significant level of psychological defoliation.

Sound and Fury and The Mathematical Theory of Energy Determinants

For those who study efficiency modeling in manufacturing, computer processes, military logistic strategies or sports we know that energy should be treated as a precious commodity, no matter how much you have. Now then, if wasting energy is bad then why do so many people participate in the sound and fury of mankind?

IQ Measures Only Three Out Of Seven Types Of Intelligence

When we talk about intelligence, we tend to think about what system we can use to measure it. When we talk about how intelligent a person is, we may think about how high his/her IQ level is. IQ is the Intelligence Quotient of a person derived from the equation of mental age over chronological age. It is said that the higher a person's cognitive capability is, in relation to his number of years lived, the more intelligent he is.

What Are Psychotherapists Doing To Their Patients And Their Practice With Their Offices?

Psychotherapists beware! Your physical office may be doing a number on your patients and your bottom line.

Humanistic Psychology

Humanistic psychology is a school of psychology that came to be established somewhere in the 1950s. This was found in reaction to both behaviorism and psychoanalysis. Humanistic psychology is concerned with the human dimension of psychology and the human context for the growth of psychological theory.

Medical Missions: Are We Really Making A Difference?

Medical missions: reaching-out to the needy.

What is The Collective Unconscious?

An overview of Carl Jung's Collective Unconscious and Archetypes

Assessing Future Risk of Youth Violence

It is essential that youth-serving agencies use the most up to date tools to assess the risk of future youth violence. In this way they can ensure that at risk youth receive needed services to prevent future violence.

Profiling Serial Killers: Limitations of The FBI Approach

When The American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law held its annual meeting in Chicago recently, one of the panel discussions was entitled 'Serial Killers: From Cradle to Grave' which addressed the perceived limitations of FBI profiles. The aim of this article is to review the main points raised during this fascinating debate.

Memory and Imagination

There is one important difference between memory, in the more precise meaning of the word, and mere imagination, which makes it desirable to devote a separate chapter to its study.