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Neuroplasticity has gained traction, in the realm of pop psychology and also in the more credible arenas of counseling and clinical psychology. In Doidge's (2007) book, neuroplasticity is presented for a general audience but using research to substantiate claims.

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Bystander intervention and diffusion of responsibility in emergencies

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Psychological manipulation techniques used by terrorist group leaders

In his article, War, Psychology, and Time, Friedman (2007) shows how Osama bin Laden employed a psychological strategy in an attempt to create a massive Islamic empire in the wake of the collapse of the Soviet Union.

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Classroom management, technology, and supporting students with special needs

Discourse on classroom management has shifted away from a disciplinarian and authoritarian model towards one more steeped in developmental psychology, social justice, and compassion.

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Professional identity development and self-awareness in counseling practice

Abstract Counseling remains one of the most rewarding areas of applied research and practice within the field of psychology as a whole.

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Health Models, Addiction, and Prevention: A Comprehensive Analysis

Explores biomedical and biopsychosocial health models, risk factors, HIV prevention, drug addiction psychology, eating disorders, and addiction treatment strategies.

Health

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Embracing Evil: A Philosophical Approach to the Problem of Evil

This essay argues that humanity must embrace rather than fear evil, exploring theodicy, morality, and Jungian psychology to reframe evil as a force for growth.

Philosophy

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History and Development of Nursing Science: A Timeline

Explores the historical development of nursing science from Nightingale to today, key theorists, and how psychology, anthropology, education, and religion shape the field.

Health

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Developmental-Contextual Career Planning for a Diverse Client

Explores applying developmental-contextual career theory to a first-generation immigrant, single mother, and domestic violence survivor seeking a psychology career.

Career

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Reconstructed, Not Replayed: How Memory Fails Witnesses

An analytical essay arguing that eyewitness testimony is distorted by the reconstructive nature of memory, using cognitive psychology research and wrongful

Psychology

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