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    Misinformation Myth

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    Misinformation is poison to our society, some of the following myths can contribute to social issues and even the imprisonment of innocent people. The reason that this myth is particularly destructive is that it is now used in many forms of advertisements and media. The idea that humans aren 't operating at their brains full potential is detrimental. It is imperative to know how to separate fact from fiction is psychological science because tricks and schemes could waste your valuable time and…

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    In psychology, we come to discover that there are four major theories for personality: psychodynamic, trait/ five factor model, humanistic, and social-cognitive. In Sigmund Freud’s Psychoanalytic theory, Psychic Determination is when we have no control over our actions because our unconscious mind chooses for us. Symbolic Meaning is when every single action we make has a meaning. Unconscious Motivation is when we rarely understand the reasons behind our behavior, and come up with reasons to…

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    Your identity is credential to how you see yourself, how the people around see you and how strangers see you. Is the first look enough to show who you are? Identity is America is based upon many different factors. Race is a huge identity factor that often gets overlooked or misinterpreted. This stands by the fact that not every race is easily seen on first look, or we are being fooled by someone trying to pass into a different race. Your identity in America is not always what you think it might…

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    How can someone have fun watching a person getting torn apart, left alone, or scared half to death? The answer is a need for “psychic relief” (King 423). King found one critic suggested that even football was a horror film in a way. He enforced “if pro football has become the voyeur’s version of combat, then the horror film has become the modern version of public lynching” (King…

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    The Shining Film Analysis

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    The Shining based on a Stephen King’s novel with the same title and directed by Stanley Kubrick introduces a family who heads to an isolated hotel for the winter where an evil and spiritual presence influences the father into violence, while his psychic son sees horrific apprehensions from the past and of the future. The "Danny's tricycle" scene is one of the most famous scenes in modern cinema history. Director Stanley Kubrick uses different film techniques to convey the horror and terror from…

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    Alzheimer's: A Case Study

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    Several risk factors increase the likelihood of developing Alzheimer’s including minor, undetected strokes, infection from a virus, an injury to the head; a bad fall, or a car accident, and lastly lifestyle factors such as smoking and poor nutrition (Izenberg, 2000). A minor stroke cuts off blood supply to parts of the brain which causes cells to die, and this results in fibers and tangles of dead nerve cells to develop (Izenberg, 2000; MacGill). Infection from a virus might cause damage in the…

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    Dissociative identity disorder and the psychodynamic view and treatment Dissociative identity disorder, formerly known as multiple personality disorder, is when a person develops two or more distinct personalities. These distinct personalities are called subpersonalities or alternate personalities. There is usually one subpersonality that appears more often than the others, called the primary or host personality (Comer, 2016, p. 170). Cases of this disorder were first reported almost three…

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    One prominent example is the characterization of Perry Smith, one of the two ex-convicts of the murders. Capote dwelled deep into the character’s psychological past, revealing all of his pains and emotions: The man’s dream of being a psychic (51), being a stage star (31), and his suffering from the horror of his childhood abusers which kept him awoke many nights of his life (57-58). With this detailed characterization, readers can easily understand why Perry was able to heartlessly murder…

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    You could say parsimony refers to the concept of KISS (Keep it simple stupid). It is the idea that we should keep theories as simple and pragmatic as possible and it is an important cornerstone of the discipline of psychology and science in general. Parsimony means that if we have two competing theories we will use the simplest one. The canon of parsimony says that we should be frugal in developing theories by avoiding unnecessary concepts, again going back to the pragmatic. The idea…

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    author discusses two meaning of justice: one being represented in Homer 's Iliad and the other explained by Socrates. In Iliad, justice is considered equivalent to vengeance while in contrast Socrates argued and defended justice to be like social and psychic harmony. Iliad: Justice is described as “legitimate genocide.” Koran: There is a close relationship between justice and retribution with the retribution continuously being tempered by mercy. Old Testament: There 's a strong show of divine…

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