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How drug abuse damages adolescent brain function and mental health
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Psychological perspectives on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Two subjects were asked to watch the same news report and then to characterize and explain the current conflict between the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) and the members of Hamas in the Gaza Strip in the Middle East.
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The role of hormones and social influences in human gender identity
In human beings and most other vertebrate animal species, behavior differs substantially between males and females.
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Wise judgment in adolescent sexual decision-making: a scenario analysis
WISE JUDGMENT SCENARIOS teenage girl is "in love" with her 17-year-old boyfriend. He is encouraging her to have sex with him saying that he will make sure they only have "protected" sex.
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Resisting social norms: an experimental day of discomfort
My day of resistance began unsuccessfully, because I greeted my neighbors in the elevator with a polite "Hello" and then held the door open for a woman as we left the building.
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Familiar names and speech segmentation in infant language acquisition
In their article, Mommy and Me: Familiar Names Help Launch Babies Into Speech-Structured Segmentation, Bortfeld, Morgan, Golinkoff, and Rathbun discuss infants' grammatical development with a specific emphasis on sentence construction.
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Biological and behavioral approaches to substance abuse cravings
Compare and contrast biological and behavioral approaches to explain cravings for substances. Throughout much of the 20th century, psychologists, criminologists, and social theorists debated the relative influence of biology (i.e. nature) and early formational experiences (i.e.
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Freud's theory of personality structure: the id, ego, and superego
Explain Freud's views on the structure of personality and the functions of each of the structures he proposed.
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The Milgram and Stanford prison experiments: authority and social conformity
Human behavior reflects a complex interrelationship between elements of individual psychological development and external circumstances. In that regard, social situations involving other people is among the most significant external circumstances that influence the behavior of the individual.
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Personal intervention with smoking cessation and stages of change
Literature that helped my intervention included health information from various Web sites, such as the American Cancer Association.