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Karen Horney's theory of neurosis and self-development

Application of Karen Horney's Theory of Self and Neurosis in Experiencing Personal Conflict or Anxiety Psychoanalysis as a major field in the study of psychology has developed, over the years, to a great extent, wherein developments are created, increasing extant literature on psychoanalysis,…

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The development of psycholinguistics from Chomsky to modern research

Psycholinguistics has been defined as the study of language and the mind; as the term implies, it is a subject that links both psychology and linguistics (Aitchinson 1).

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Teaching "Bread and Jam for Frances" to preschool children

Bread and Jam for Frances is about a little badger named Frances who decides she only wants to eat bread and jam. Her parents let her have her way, using a bit of 'reverse psychology' on their daughter.

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Eyewitness testimony reliability and cross-racial identification in criminal cases

Eyewitness testimony, or the sworn oath of persons who believe they have witnesses a crime, or portion of a crime, has long been studied in both the fields of criminology and psychology.

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Why the Scientific Revolution couldn't occur in China

Ethno- or cultural-centricity can take many forms, and it is not simply in the realms studied by the "soft sciences" -- sociology, psychology, and other investigations of human action, motivation, and community -- that problems and biases from such thinking emerge.

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Technology and human consciousness in Robert Zemeckis's Contact

There are a slew of Hollywood movies that directly or indirectly address the role of technology and its impact on human society and individual psychology. From 2001: A Space Odyssey to Wall-E, films about technology cause viewers to think about their own relationship with machines.

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Parental affection and adult heterosexual relationship development

Affection is considered to be the characteristics of the human mind that is frequently connected with feelings and emotions of love. In terms of psychology, it is defined as an emotion or the state of mind, in which the human mind connects with another human mind on basis of love.

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Spiritual community and mission statements in Pipes and Lee's family counseling approach

Pipes, Jerry & Victor Lee. (1999). Family to family. Alpharetta: North American Mission Board, The Christian-focused psychology text Family to family offers family counseling with a spiritual orientation.

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Online versus traditional personnel selection methods in Fortune 100 firms

Piotrowski, C. & Armstrong, T. (2006). Current Recruitment and Selection Practices: A National Survey of Fortune 100 Firms. North American Journal of Psychology, 4(3), 489-496.

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Lacan's mirror stage theory in Poe's "The Purloined Letter"

Edgar Allen Poe's short mystery story "The Purloined Letter" offers an ideal location in which apply some of Jacques Lacan's theories regarding human psychology, and in particular his theory of identification outlined in the essay "The Mirror Stage as Formative of the I Function." Although Lacan is…

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