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    In one short paragraph (200 words or less), describe the general structure and function of the nervous system. II. Why is the study of “sleep” important in a psychology course? What benefit does sleep provide to the nervous system and to the body in general? The Nervous system is divided into two main parts: the Central Nervous System (CNS), which consist of the spinal chord and the brain, and the Peripheral Nervous System (PNS), which connects the CNS to the rest of the body.…

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    What is Psychology? Psychology cannot simply or easily be defined nor can it be easily characterised. This age long dilemma of the purpose of Psychology is what scientists and philosophers have tried to understand. An attempt to understand the minds and behaviours of man from the most primitive mind to the most complex one but for this paper, we will use the definition given by H. D. Hamm Ph.D., who authored and maintains a site for Northern Michigan University, defines psychology as the…

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    From the beginning of psychology, there has never been an area of study that has not been loaded with controversy, different points of view, and contrasting data. The argument of whether genetics or environmental influence play a larger role in a person’s cognitive functions and development is no exception. Like other controversial areas of study in psychology, there is no clear answer about whether nature or nurture play a bigger part in a person’s cognition. While some cognitive processes may…

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    and relieved as treatment. 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…

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    Erik M. Norman American Military University I chose these articles because I wanted my magazine to illustrate as many different aspects of sports psychology as possible. I included a few articles that do not directly mention sports or athletes, instead these articles discuss how techniques and research findings from sports psychology studies can be applied in ordinary work environments. In the article “Work as an Extrinsic Goal, Play as an Internal Goal”, discusses the difference of…

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    Piaget a well-known and first psychologist to make a systemic study of cognitive development. He was a very talented scholar and his first scientific paper, on the Albino Sparrow published at the age of ten. After he received his doctoral degree at the age of twenty-two, Piaget formally began his career that would have a profound impact on psychology and education. Today, Piaget is best known for his research on children’s cognitive development. He studied the intellectual development of his own…

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    In this essay, I will look at the studies carried out by the researcher which discuss the effectiveness of treatments for depression such as antidepressant drug and psychotherapy (cognitive therapy). Research conducted that depression is one of the most widespread and prevalent of the major psychiatric disorders, therefore it’s one of the extremely investigated mental disorder. This illness usually affects people’s well-being and their quality of life. A lot of research has carried out to find…

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    Psychology is the scientific study of individual’s behavior and inferred mental processes. Those who study psychology focus on trying to understand human behavior through observations, using the six-step research method. The very reason why psychology is considered to be a science is because it applies the scientific method to comprehend natural occurrences. Those six steps that psychology follows are: ask a question, develop a hypothesis, select a method and design the study, collect data,…

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    PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY Studying the development of theories that describe brain-behavior relationships in which surround the notion of how the nervous system intertwines with the other systems in the body to creates a specific behavior. This is a very scientific approach that is performed in controlled experiments that can be replicable and produce reliable results. Equipment such as MRIs and PETs can be used to study and gather data on of different behaviors of the brain that can help…

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    looked by many because of the lack of knowledge. There are six different theoretical models to described and explain these many different psychological complications; biological, psychodynamic, behavioral, cognitive, humanistic, and socio-cultural. Every one coming from different pioneers of psychology. It is sad to admit, and hard to wrap my head around but there is someone very close to my heart with some of these major issues. She suffers from a serious addiction lasting almost up to thirty…

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