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    Rice University Psychology department, the major that I plan to take in the future, emphasizes on research that is in both laboratory and applied setting ("Psychology."). Rice University is one of the top ten universities in Houston for psychology; therefore, I would prefer to attend this college. Rice university is a very diverse place to study, its ethnic breakdown of students can be broken down as the following, seven percent African American, twenty one percent Asian and pacific islander,…

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    I have always strived to pursue a successful educational career. I dreamed for it, I planned for it, and made it happen. And although I have faced adversity, I maintained my dream to keep on growing. I recently graduated with my bachelors degree from UC Santa Cruz, which didn't come easy. But, proudly I can say is that it has been my most valued accomplishment. Pursuing graduate study would mean being an example to my family that if you believe in yourself, you can make anything happen. I…

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    of Psychology Psychology is a diverse field of study that one could find hundreds of reasons for taking this course. I had multiple reasons for taking course, I have always been interested in psychology and throughout the years I have done more and more research in it. When I started college I chose to major in psychology because it is currently what I like to learn about but I am still not sure if it is what I want to stick with. This course is a way for me to gauge what parts of psychology I…

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    analysis of case studies (dating from the late 19th and early 20th centuries) and therefore cannot be applied to the general population. Freud has been accused of overemphasising sex as the motivating force behind many psychological phenomena, while social relationships are underplayed. For example, his theory of psychosexual development. Psychoanalysis has made a huge contribution to psychology, not least in the development of various forms of therapy and counselling where Freud’s methods have…

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    Foundations for Academic Learning and Success Bachelor of Arts in Forensic Psychology Faculty of Social Science of Humanities University of Ontario Institute of Technology Oshawa, Ontario Dr. Karla Emeno Davut Akca March 27th 2016 Introduction Eyewitness testimony has been a very important aspect towards forensic psychology and convicting offenders. This paper will be argued towards the aspect of how new research has applied to eye witness testimonies and its importance towards dealing…

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    Part of the issues, regarding marginalization (e.g., Eells, 1933; Pasamanick & Knobloch, 1955) stem from the non-ascription of any indicative conflicts between ethics and law – during those times. It was not until 1959, where a legitimate code (e.g., Principle 3: Moral and Legal Standards) was predominantly attributing a form of responsibility between the psychologist and the client/student/colleagues (American Psychological Association [PDF file], n.d.). Insofar, it was not until 1974, where…

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    Adlerian Art Therapy

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    While there are a number of theoretical approaches, this paper focuses on Adlerian art therapy, which incorporates a framework based off Alfred Alder’s Individual Psychology. Through the examination of research journals and academic textbooks, the following paper will discuss Alfred Adler, his development of Individual Psychology, and the emergence of Adlerian art therapy, including…

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    Cognitive psychology is the scientific method of the human mind and the mental functions of the human brain. These cognitive abilities consist of learning, memory, attention. Perception, learning, reasoning abilities, decision making, and language. The basis of cognitive psychology rests around the belief that the brain can be understood simply as a complex computing system. Cognitive psychology has evolved over the ages, and with each new age something new was discovered, and more people added…

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    life. The theory of planned behavior expanded on the health belief model, adding in other topics such as emotions.The protective motivation theory puts more of a focus on behavioral intentions than actual actions. It is highly debated within social psychology (Ogden, J. (2017)).…

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    Psychology is the study of behavior and mind, embracing all aspects of human experience. It is an academic discipline and an applied science which seeks to understand individuals and groups by establishing general principles and researching specific cases. Psychology lends itself to fall into certain perspectives or paradigms: Cognitive, Behavioral, Humanistic, Dynamic, and Bipolar Depression. The cognitive paradigm explores the inner workings of the mind, how people view experiences and…

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