Essays on Psychological Theories

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My Experiences of Classical and Operant Conditioning

1 page / 487 words

Classical conditioning is a type of learning in which one links two or more stimuli and foresee events. A moment in my life where I was influenced by classical conditioning was when I had to get vaccinated. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it...

Classical Conditioning Operant Conditioning

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Reality, Art and Truth-intro to Philosophy

3 pages / 1433 words

The Self As we learned in earlier weeks, there are two views on the self. The avocado view and the artichoke view. As we all know An avocado is a pear-shaped fruit with a rough leathery skin, smooth oily edible flesh, and a large stone....

Philosophy of Life Reality Self Concept

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Conditioning in The Teaching Practice

2 pages / 950 words

Conditioning is something that fascinates me. It is a teaching practice that was pioneered by a man named Ivan Pavlov in the 1890s. The form of conditioning that Pavlov studied is known as classical conditioning. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay...

Classical Conditioning Teaching

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The Importance of Self-concept in The Development of Human Relations

4 pages / 1668 words

Introduction Self can be defined as the set of someone’s characteristics such as personality and ability, that are not physical and make that person different from other people. Gecas (1982) initiate that an initial distinction should be made between the term “self” and “self-concept” as...

Interpersonal Communication Self Concept

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Emotional Intelligence is More Important than Cognitive Intelligence

1 page / 410 words

Emotional intelligence or EI is the ability to understand and manage your own emotions, and those of the people around you. People with a high degree of emotional intelligence know what they’re feeling, what their emotions mean, and how these emotions can affect other people....

Emotional Intelligence Intelligence

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Porphyria’s Lover and The Psychoanalytic Theory of Sigmund Freud

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Protagonists in most of Robert Browning’s monologues are psychologically twisted individuals, and Porphyria’s Lover is arguably the one with a psychoanalytic perspective. This essay seeks to discuss and apply Sigmund Freud’s psychoanalytic theory to the poem. To start with, there is a sharp contrast between...

Psychoanalytic Theory Sigmund Freud

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The Role of Emotional Intelligence in Interpersonal Communication

5 pages / 2254 words

In nowadays business world leaders and common employees are being judged now only by the level of their smartness or by working and living experiences and expertise but also by the ability to handle themselves in emotional plan and how this effects the surrounding. This...

Business Success Emotional Intelligence

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Report on The Three Traditional Learning Theories

3 pages / 1392 words

A theory is a formal idea or set of ideas that is meant to explain something. Learning Theories are conceptual frames that describe the manner in which the information is learned, processed and held during learning. Usually, the same content can be presented in different...

Classical Conditioning Operant Conditioning Social Learning Theory

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Classical Conditioning Theory of Learning by Ivan Pavlov

2 pages / 916 words

Understanding human’s behavior have been always an attractive field that driven scientists to make uncounted researches throughout the history. John B. Watson the Father of American Behaviorist (1878-1958) was one of those scientists who studied this field. So he worked on “Learning theory” which interprets...

Classical Conditioning Research Theory

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Analysis of The Method of Learning Based on Operant Conditioning Theory

1 page / 654 words

It’s a method of learning that depends on rewards and punishment for behavior. This type of learning where the behavior is controlled by consequences. The Burrhus Frederic Skinner is an American psychologist, he developed the learning operant conditioning theory. Skinner’s theory based on the environment....

Operant Conditioning Theory

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The Classical Conditioning Theory of Learning

1 page / 645 words

No one can deny that learning is a very deep concept, and each person have a different overview about it, because it is related to how did every person learned. In simple words the way or the methods that they learned from. Furthermore, we can...

Classical Conditioning Theory

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The Significance of Emotional Intelligence for a Successful Leader

4 pages / 1690 words

Emotional intelligence or EI is a foundational cornerstone of making a great leader. Emotional intelligence is defined as “the sensitivity and ability to monitor and revise one behavior based on the needs and responses of others”. Emotional intelligence is mainly divided into four clusters of...

Effective Leadership Emotional Intelligence

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The Century of The Self

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Advertisements have now become a less aggressive version of propaganda. The reason for this is the relationship that developed between Sigmund Freud and his nephew Edward Bernays. In the movie titled, The Century of the Self, we learn about how Bernays took the ideas of...

Psychoanalysis Psychoanalytic Theory Social Psychology

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Misconception of War as a Tool to Solve Conflicts

1 page / 398 words

The belief that man needs to channel his inner frustration driven aggression towards war is a misconception as war is not an innate human characteristic rather a learned one. Social classes as well as the ever growing struggle for power and possessions fuels the notion...

Aggression Conflict Resolution Theory

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The Importance of Emotional Intelligence

2 pages / 756 words

When we talk about emotional intelligence we talk about the emotions that everyone has on a certain argument, on a certain relation with others. When we talk about emotional intelligence we talk about the way we express our thoughts. When we talk about emotional intelligence...

Emotional Intelligence Leadership

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Viktor Frankl Understanding of Life

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Unlike most psychotherapists of his day, Viktor Frankl was a believer in the importance of finding a meaning for one’s life. He saw people as individuals, as total packages—products of mind, soul, and surroundings—rather than simply as products of genetics. He emphasized heavily the importance...

Church Psychoanalytic Theory

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Attachment Theory and Its Effect on Violence

5 pages / 2333 words

Infant attachment helps develop many aspects that influence behavior later in life. In many circumstances, attachment trauma can make people more vulnerable to additional trauma, including violence later in life. Gang Violence is a very common phenomenon that effects a large number of people. Exposure...

Attachment Theory

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Time Perspective in The Construction of Psychology

2 pages / 911 words

As stated by Mooney, et al, (2017), the concept of whether people focus on the past, present or future, and how it forms their behavior is referred to as Time Perspective. Zimbardo and Boyd (1999), described Time perspective (TP) as a fundamental dimension in the...

Human Behavior Perspective Psychoanalytic Theory

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The Chocolate War

2 pages / 712 words

The Chocolate War addresses manipulation, fear and ethics throughout the 1970’s in which the book was set around. Throughout the novel, through the use of characters, Robert Cormier portrays both sides of the two major themes manipulation and fear. The novel presents an understanding of...

Modern Society Psychoanalytic Theory