Psychology Textbooks Recommended for Students
Psychology textbooks are an excellent resource for accessing a large amount of information in a clear, ordered way. If you are studying psychology for your […]
Articles by Daniel Edward
Schaffer & Emerson’s Four Stages of Attachment
Schaffer & Emerson (1964) conducted an observational study of 60 children in Glasgow, Scotland, to understand how babies form and develop attachments. They note that […]
Cognitive Psychology
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. […]
Is Psychology biased? SPOT Effect research highlights cognitive bias
The SPOT Effect presents a challenge to psychologists and other researchers who aim to empirically test hypotheses in order to build and evaluate theories. […]
Classical Conditioning
An Introduction to Classical Conditioning Classical Conditioning (also known as Pavlovian Conditioning) was discovered by accident. Ivan Pavlov – a Russian Physiologist, and the first […]
Social Psychology
In some ways, all psychology is social psychology because all psychological areas of study exist within a social context. However, there is a distinct field of […]
Social Psychology Research Topics
Whether you’re looking for social psychology research topics for your A-Level or AP Psychology class, or considering a research question to explore for your Psychology PhD, […]
Operant Conditioning
An Introduction to Operant Conditioning (Instrumental Conditioning) Operant conditioning, also known as Instrumental Conditioning, informs us of the interaction between environmental stimuli and our behaviours. […]
The Big Five Personality Traits
An Introduction to the Big Five Personality Traits The Big Five Personality Traits theory is, perhaps, the most famous of the trait theories of personality. Gordon […]
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