Cognitive psychology

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    Discuss the services provided by phrenology, physiognomy, mesmerism, spiritualist, and mental healer. Identify what aspects of these pseudosciences are similar in some way to what professionals psychologist provide today. The psychologies of the 19th century such as phrenology, physiognomy, mesmerism, spiritualist, and mental healers were very popular and the public strongly believed in their teachings and practices. Phrenology used the cranial measurement to identify the talents and…

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    way we look at human behavior due to the combination of both internal and external forces. The basic principles of biology are applied when investigating the way humans behave towards certain events or circumstances. “It is the only approach in psychology that examines thoughts, feelings, and behaviors” from a biological point of view and it shows that all thoughts, feeling and behaviour have a biological cause. The biological approach uses many different methods to investigate human behaviour…

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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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    This study of psychology began in America and Russia. Animal research was widely used in America during early 1900’s.While in Russia; Ivan Pavlov’s work brought a new perspective on animal behaviors. He found that dogs salivated when his lab assistants brought them food…

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    Psychology is a fast-growing and relatively new branch in modern medicine. It can be applied to almost every aspect of life. Psychology “is the scientific study of the mind and behavior. Psychology is a multifunctional discipline and includes many sub-fields of study.” One branch of Psychology that has grown extremely fast in the past few years is Neuropsychology; “Neuropsychology is a branch of psychology that is concerned with how the brain and the rest of the nervous system influence a…

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    Interventions Used in Counseling The very first intervention I used with David was establishing rapport and building on the therapeutic alliance (Beck, 2005). David was my first client with PTSD that was not actively on any mind altering substances at the start of our sessions. In order for our sessions to end well they had to begin well. I actively collaborated with David from the beginning, empathized with him, adapted my therapeutic style so we both would feel comfortable in the room, and to…

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    "Psychology" derives from the word 'psyche ' meaning 'soul, mind, spirit ' and 'logos ' meaning 'study or science '(etymonline, 2014). Psychology involves the study of complex and abstract things such as emotions, drives, memory and behaviour therefore, psychologists have always shared disagreements over the correct approach to study Psychology thus, a variety of psychological schools were founded. Specific conditions in society created favourable or unfavourable conditions for the…

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    options, one he can stay in Mundane or two he can pursue a high education. He chose the second option and went the University of British Columbia. Bandura was pursuing a major in the biological sciences, but changed his major to psychology when he took the class “Intro to Psychology”, Bandura became intrigued…

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    I am currently a Psychology major in the School of Cognitive Sciences, and I chose this major as it has a wealth of applicable skills, that once I graduate, I can find a job/career without major difficulty. With psychology, the intentions, expectations, and behaviors of people are better understood, are can at least be better anticipated, and that will be a great asset in my future careers. Apart from that, I have learned a multitude of information regarding motivation and "memory techniques"…

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    Cognitive Development Cognition, the act of obtaining knowledge, understanding it, recognizing it, and remembering the information, is one of the characteristics that make us human. Problem solving is another category that falls under cognition and we use it daily. Along with problem solving is language. Language is the act of placing insignificant syllables together to communicate with one another. Developmental cognition is directly related to how we perceive language and when we are able to…

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