Essays on Personality Psychology

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Confirmation Bias in Social Media and Search Engines

2 pages / 694 words

Introduction Confirmation bias is the tendency of individuals to seek out, interpret, and remember information in a way that confirms their pre-existing beliefs while disregarding evidence that contradicts them. In the age of social media, this cognitive bias has become more pronounced due to the...

Bias Internet Social Media

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Phobia of Bisexuality and Its Outcomes

4 pages / 1643 words

Even with the increased awareness of the LGBTQ community, bisexuals are still seen as “confused”, “experimenting”, or even not real at all. Many even see their sexuality as a threat to their own sexuality and identity. This, unfortunately, is a problem within the community as...

Bisexuality Phobias Sexual Orientation

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My Motivation to Get Work Experience in a Hospital

1 page / 574 words

The desire to embark on a hospital experience journey stems from a profound motivation. It is a venture I am eager to undertake because it promises to provide me with a comprehensive understanding of the multifaceted demands inherent in a medical career. This endeavor encompasses...

Hospital Motivation Work Experience

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Anxiety Disorder: The Mind Which Plays All The Game

3 pages / 1575 words

Introduction The problem of anxiety in the population has a long history and has been present for ages. The condition originates from perceived increased levels of fear that denies people confidence in their private and social life. Anxiety is commonly identifiable with women especially regarding...

Anxiety Anxiety Disorder Mind

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A Theme of Motivation in Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes

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Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes suggests when putting with the motivation you will have to strive in order to complete the goal. During the book, Charlie was faced with 3 main stages of life to make it to his end goal which is becoming...

Flowers For Algernon Motivation Novel

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The Concept of Self-assurance Hypothesis

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Self-assurance hypothesis (SDT) is an experimentally based hypothesis of human motivation, improvement, and health. The hypothesis centers around sorts, instead of simply sum, of motivation, giving careful consideration to self-sufficient motivation, controlled motivation, and amotivation as indicators of execution, social, and prosperity results. It likewise...

Hypothesis Motivation Universal Health Care

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The Phenomenon of Motivation and Its Types

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“Most people are much stronger than they think, they just sometimes forget to believe in it” This concept is the subject of research of psychologists, sociologists and scientists. However, there is still no particular definition of motivation. There are many hypotheses that based on scientific...

Motivation

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Report on Fear: Responses, Causes, Types and Main Triggers

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Fear is an ordinary emotional reaction to an apparent debilitating improvement, and is a typical component of early advancement. Formative apprehensions, including fear of the dark, unknowns, and loud noise, are ordinarily passing and for the most part resolve in adolescence (Mineka and Öhman, 2002)....

Fear Feeling Phobias

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My Motivation to Get a Bachelor Degree in Nursing

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This letter is to put forth my desire of acquiring a Bachelor degree in nursing. Before that, I need to complete a one year pre-nursing program is aimed at preparing me for the accelerated Nursing degree offered in Brandon University. This program provides aspiring students...

Motivation

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My Motivation to Study Petroleum Engineering

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From an early age I have enjoyed partaking in the sciences at school. I furthered this by studying them at an advanced level. I would like to study Petroleum engineering specializing in Reservoir Engineering if possible. My interest in natural resources developed when I came...

Engineering Motivation

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Theories on Personal Training Traits of Paralympiada Athletes

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Schema Theory It was introduced by Jean Piaget, Barlett and developed by Anderson in the late 70’s. This principle know-how as the community of mental frames known as schemata which are stored in the long-term memory. Schema, as cited by Kleinman (2012), is the fundamental...

Big Five Personality Traits Disability Training

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Human Body's Significance in John Ford's "Tis Pity She's a Whore"

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In his play, ‘Tis Pity She’s A Whore, John Ford explores themes pertaining to desire, religion, incest and betrayal. The play analyses the dynamics between familial relationships, servant-master relationships and relationships of man with religion. Ford ensures that the human body is at the centre...

Body Image Literature Review Tragedy

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Research of Motivational Theories in Management

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Introduction Before studying motivational theories in management, we should first understand what does motivation mean. In simple words, motivation refers to why people act the way they do. It is the reason of people’s desires, actions and needs. Motivation comes from within an individual but...

Employee Engagement Motivation Performance Management

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The Functions of Dopamine in Motivation, Learning and The Reward System

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Since time immemorial, animals have been seeking rewarding stimuli as it results into pleasurable sensations. In the animal kingdom, the search for rewards, such as water, food and sex amongst others, is tightly linked to survival of an individual and of the species as a...

Motivation Nervous System Reward System

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My Purpose to Study Information Technology in Australia

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Introducing myself, I am Aastha Bajgain, born in 4th of June 2000, I am a permanent resident of Sundarharaincha Municipality, ward number 12, Morang, Nepal. I belong to a nuclear family with four members: Father, Mother, Elder brother and me. My brother has currently completed...

Bachelor’s Degree Computer Science Motivation

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Social Media's Impact on Ideal Body Standards

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From the day we are born to the day that we start recognizing the things and world around us, our perceptions of ourselves and others change and evolve. It is in human nature to judge the surroundings in which we reside in. More often than...

Body Image Effects of Social Media Physical Appearance

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Standards of Women Beauty in Photography Art

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This image is one of many photographs of model Tallulah Willis taken by American photographer Tyler Shields as part of his work for his second book “Provocateur” which was released on January 3d 2017. The book showcases many upcoming young people in the media spotlight,...

Body Image Photography Social Norms

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Biases Impeding The Advancement of Women in Higher Education Administration

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The educational problem being addressed in this paper is the persistence of barriers to the advancement of women in higher education administration. Examples of these barriers include individual interpersonal biases (such as sex role stereotyping) and institutional biases (such as discriminatory policies used to recruit,...

Bias Inequality in Education

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The Importance of Motivating The Staff to Provide Outstanding Hospitality Service

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Good service in hospitality is not simply mean greeting the guests with a smile or a simple “thank you” and “please”, it is far beyond that. In addition, satisfied customers are looking for a memorable experience and dynamic service. Or we can say that, excellent...

Customer Service Hospitality Motivation