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Is depression a disability

Is Depression a Disability? Beck’s Negative Triad and Depression Causes

June 24, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

Is depression a mental illness or is depression a disability? Is there a difference between the two? What is depression anyway?

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How to write an abstract for a scientific paper

How to write an abstract for a scientific paper

June 10, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

It’s the shortest part of your research paper (after the title) but your abstract is super important for the success of your paper.

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How To: Writing a Research Paper

June 3, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

Read our step-by-step guide on the structure of a Psychology research report, or watch our 5 minute video.

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Theories of Intelligence

May 26, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Even though it’s an age-old concept, there’s still significant disagreement when it comes to defining intelligence. Are high-achievers in the classroom […]

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Temperament: A Reliable Indicator of a Baby’s Personality?

October 24, 2019 Daniel Edward 0

SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO How can you define a person? Such a question is pivotal in the study of Personality and Developmental Psychology. It’s also […]

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Human Nervous System Diagram

The Human Nervous System

March 28, 2018 Daniel Edward 0

SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Structure of the Human Nervous System The Human Nervous System can be divided into two main components: The Central Nervous System […]

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The Strange Situation- Mary Ainsworth

Mary Ainsworth’s Strange Situation

May 3, 2017 Daniel Edward 0

SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO In 1969, American Psychologist Mary Ainsworth developed a new procedure for studying attachment types in infants. She called her procedure the […]

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Schaffer & Emerson’s Four Stages of Attachment

April 8, 2017 Daniel Edward 0

Schaffer & Emerson (1964) conducted an observational study of 60 children in Glasgow, Scotland, to understand how babies form and develop attachments. They note that […]

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Developmental Psychology

April 4, 2017 Daniel Edward 0

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Cognitive Psychology

March 14, 2017 Daniel Edward 0

Cognitive Psychology is a division of experimental psychology that focuses on the mental processes by which knowledge of the world is attained, retained, and used. […]

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