Parents have a significant impact on the formation of a child’s self-perception and self-attitude. At the same time, an infant’s physical appearance may also influence the way adults treat this child. In Morrison’s novel, Benetton’s advertisement, and The Littlest Rebel clip, the children’s physical characteristics are interrelated with the attitudes...
Abstract This study assessed gender-related differences in the Stroop test performance. The experiment was modeled after the original version created by Stroop in 1935. The participants included 150 individuals, 81 of them being male (gender 1), and 69 being female (gender 2). An average age of those taking part in...
Introduction Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder, commonly abbreviated as ADHD, is characterized by abnormally high levels of hyperactive and impulsive behaviors. In the last few years, there has been a significant increase in the diagnosis of ADHD, which is especially true for North America. Xu et al. (2018) found that...
The story provides a direct, personal example of a situation psychologists commonly encounter in their practice: gaining a family’s trust and willingness to cooperate. It gives insight into some of the challenges one can face in such a situation and the thought process toward resolving them. By describing the meeting...
Introduction The undertaking of research in psychology involves the development and examination of theories. A theory is defined as an acknowledged model which has been established to provide realistic accounts of some universal spectacles. The majority of the theories emanate from continuous monitoring, testing, and other laws, as well as...
Introduction Child development implies the series of physical, emotional, reasoning, and language variations that transpire within a kid from birth to the start of adulthood. Childhood is usually categorized into teenage, middle childhood, and early childhood. The development process of a child advances from increased reliance on the parents to...
Understanding Erikson’s theory of psychosocial development is essential in ascertaining the most efficient way of comforting the patient and their spouse. At the core of the theory is the idea that each person undergoes eight distinct stages of life, starting with the infancy period and ending with the old age...
The human brain is considered to be a unique intelligent computer that cannot be fully recreated. Thus, people often trust the calculations and memory of the human brain. However, it seems that people’s memory tends to adapt to the changes in events to make logical assumptions. The video report on...
The organizations under consideration are the American Psychological Association and the American Counseling Association, operating in the areas of psychology and human services, respectively. The former is aimed at “advancing psychology to benefit society and improve the lives” of the citizens (“Ethical principles of psychologists and code of conduct,” 2017)....
Introduction Piaget and Erickson are two thinkers who significantly contributed to the understanding of child development. The two studied children’s actions through processes and behaviors considering the role of environment and exposure. They had an immense influence on psychological development and understanding, including cognitive and emotional attributes. This paper highlights...