Essays on Psychology

I had heard and read a lot from people who had read Gary Chapman's 'Five Love Languages, a fact that prompted me to read the book in order to come up with my own opinion on whether it could be helpful to people struggling with love or better still help...

Eric Fromm in the Sane Society analyzes and criticizes Freud's ideas of a new, alienated, congruent and capitalist society. He analyzes how a sick society can create sick people. Unlike Freud, he believes that culture, as it is, has plenty to take care of human needs. Most of the ideas...

Mass media has changed dramatically in the past century. The growth of mass media has been made possible by major technical advancements. Five centuries ago, the first printed pages appeared in the news media, bringing entertainment and knowledge to people all over the world. Newspapers and journals became the primary...

Increased reliance on social media networks such as Facebook and Twitter leads to detrimental impacts on consumer behaviour. Many young people are affected as they make up the largest number of social media users. The first consequence of social media is heightened social problems such as social discrimination, trauma, toxic peer control,...

Journalism and its Different Forms Journalism itself is an area that has been with us for such a long time, but it was too dormant in terms of growth until the 1960s. It was at that period that the Americas and the world witnessed so much upheaval in politics, social life,...

Discuss and assess how motivational levels can affect the performance of a person and a team at work. Motivation refers to a cause that a person acts or acts in a certain manner. It's fundamentally a driving force or someone's readiness to do something. Motivation is extremely necessary in an organization...

Non-verbal Communication Non-verbal contact includes the use of facial expressions, gestures, body language and posture, as well as the actual physical space between people that communicate. According to (Bevan & Sole, 2014), one of the most important functions of non-verbal communication includes regulating the flow of experiences. Individuals appear to rely...

Gender Stereotypes in the Society Many researchers explain that gender is more of the biological features of being male or female than behavioral, cultural, social, or psychological features. Females have two X chromosomes, while men with one X chromosome and one Y chromosome have different genetic characteristics; (Witt 35-40). In society,...

In the practice of medicine and general healthcare delivery: The study of human behavior is central. Awareness of the link between behavior and biology and the environment promotes the well-being and well-being of individuals in society. As such, an important tool for being a professional health practitioner is recognizing human nature. In...

""The Rocking-Horse Champion"" H. Lawrence that when children get to a certain age in their life start to hear and imagine things that are neither visible nor audible to grown up people. At this point, by contrasting their lives with those of their neighbors, children get to know the issues...

The Speed and Direction of Mental State Growth The speed and direction of the growth of the mental state are distinguished by major social and cultural disparities. Western study results show that children have early mind growth while engaging in family meetings to address desires, feelings, and justifications when correcting their...

Learning and Cognitive Education Learning and cognitive education are processes run through pictorial representation and knowledge manipulation to align with the level of comprehension of the student. The human brain's mind and capacity to create memory from sensory input is the foundation of all human understanding (Aukrust, 2011). The process of...