Essay Graduate 2,261 words

Sociocognitive Metaphors: Grounded Cognition and Constraints

Explores how sociocognitive metaphors like warmth, weight, and verticality ground abstract social concepts in bodily experience, examining top-down and bottom-up constraints.

Psychology

~12 min read

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Research Paper Graduate 2,297 words

Cyber Counseling: Benefits, Challenges, and Future Trends

Explore the history, advantages, challenges, and research behind cyber counseling and telepsychology, including confidentiality, flexibility, and digital ethics.

Therapy

~12 min read

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Literature Review Graduate 1,260 words

Juvenile Justice Interventions: Annotated Bibliography

An annotated bibliography examining evidence-based interventions for juvenile offenders, grounded in antisocial potential theory and psychosocial research.

Law

~7 min read

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Book Review Graduate 583 words

Older Transgender Adults' Experiences in Psychotherapy

A review of Elder's 2016 qualitative study on older transgender and gender nonconforming adults' psychotherapy experiences, themes, and recommendations.

Therapy

~3 min read

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1,843 words

The role of forensic evidence in preserving crime scenes

This is a template and guideline only. Please do not use as a final turn-in paper. The term forensic means, "relating to or dealing with the application of scientific knowledge (as of medicine or linguistics) to legal problems" (Merriam-Webster, Inc., n.d.).

~10 min read

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675 words

Comorbidity of depression and substance abuse in adolescents

The population studied herein is the segment of adolescents whom not only struggle with substance abuse problems but also face depressive mood disorders.

~4 min read

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1,640 words

Environmental stressors and air pollution from cremation facilities in Portland

Urban or local environmental stress refers to the stressors that are present as a result of built environment and activities within an urban or local setting.

~9 min read

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2,395 words

Alfred Adler's theory of inferiority and personality development

Alfred Adler (1870 -- 1937) has been described as one of the founders of modern personality theory and psychotherapy (Hoffman, 1996, p. xviii). He was an Austrian psychologist and psychiatrist and studied at the University of Vienna (Funk & Wagnalls New World Encyclopedia).

~12 min read

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1,334 words

Defining abnormality through cultural and behavioral norms

An approach to abnormality begins with an exploration of normality. Abnormality can only be defined in opposition to normality. Put differently, the more normality is understood, the easier it becomes to distinguish clearly what is abnormal.

~7 min read

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526 words

Symbolic interactionism as explanation for social problems

No social theory can be applied with complete accuracy to any situation, because every situation varies, just as every person is unique.

~3 min read

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