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    In 1971 the Stanford University Northern California carried out one of the popular experiment in the history of psychology. The idea belongs to psychologist Philip Zimbardo where he chose to test his ideas. He spent most of his early career planning behavioral studies that focused on biological processes such as hunger and thirst. In 1960's he really started to focus on social psychology issues, such as conformity. Zimbardo wanted to know what mattered more, our moral or our environment. Philip…

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    This school year I have become completely taken with psychology and its insightful explanations of various mental disorders. As a sophomore in high school, I was diagnosed with severe obsessive compulsive disorder, and had an extremely negative effect on my personal and academic lives. Sophomore and junior year are the most difficult years of my life to date, mainly because it seemed as if every medication and cognitive behavioral therapist was wrong for me. I tried various medications, various…

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    of interpersonal processes. It also helps to answer many questions about social expectations and biases. Dr. Mark Snyder is a professor at the University of Minnesota, where he teaches Psychology. He has many journals published by some of the most famous Psychology journals, including the American Behavioral Scientist, and the Journal of Personality and Social…

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    sit down with an academic advisor. The academic advisor introduced me to the world of Behavioral Science, which was a lot broader than Psychology and would give me more opportunities. This was exactly what I needed, since by this time I was up in the air on pursuing Psychology. At the time I was completely indecisive on what I really wanted to do with my life. I was so ecstatic about entering into the Behavioral science program and I had such a positive outlook on my…

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    has to do with “…the effect of brain disease and injury on cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning” (Bodin, 2015). Hospitals or health care facilities would be the type of places to hire a neuropsychologist. “In this environment, the neuropsychologist’s work is on data collection and analysis that will advance the field’s understanding of brain-based conditions that impact cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning” (Neuropsychologist Career Guide). Clients to receive care from…

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    Cognitive psychology emphases on how people reason, store, recollect, and use information. A cognitive psychologist would concentration on by what method Jake could react and process his triggers. The cognitive psychologist might explicate his behavior and how he conducted himself and reacted to the circumstances that stimulated his anxieties. His anxiety was being initiated by his thoughts, fear of disappointment and failure. The cognitive psychologist might also suggest a behavioral…

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    When one thinks of the term mental illness, one of the first things to enter one’s mind is psychology. However, what is sociology’s approach to mental illness? Is sociology’s approach different from psychology’s approach? Sociology, as the name suggests, focuses on how society and social factors affect people. When approaching the issue of mental illness sociology looks at the social setting of the person or persons – if the sociologist is studying a group – affected by mental illness. The…

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    that make us human, and impact our lives, how we live day to day and our mental health. Our lives can be saved by them, or cause great damage. I believe the field of counseling psychology is a type of psychology that can be used to help people gain control of their life, feelings and mental health. This type of psychology focuses on treating individuals…

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    mindset, they will be less likely to alter their behavior or seek treatment. This mindset could end up negatively affecting them in the long run. In order to better understand how an individual approaches health, researchers have complied a list of behavioral models, The Stages of Change model, The Health Belief model, The protective motivation theory, and the theory of planned behavior.(Ogden, J. (2017)) The stages of change model "..the processes involved in eliciting and maintaining…

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    a while then something changed. Psychology it’s a form of work but it is also much more. It helps people with their problems. You all know Dr. Phil right? Then you should also know what Dr. Phil studied. Yes, Dr. Phil studied Psychology he is very good at what he does. Dr. Phil helps people and guides them back on track exactly like what a psychologist is supposed to do. I am sure you did not know who else study psychology. Lil Wayne, the rapper, studied psychology. See you have some famous…

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