Operant Conditioning
Operant conditioning is learning theory or a learning process which was studied by Edward Thorndkike but later expanded and made famous by B.F Skinner which emphasize on reinforcement and....
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Bipolar and Related Disorder
Bipolar and Related disorder was formerly known as manic depression, it is a lifelong mental health condition that disrupts social, occupational and personal day to day activities which include....
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Sampling Design, Probability and Non Probability
Sampling in research means selecting the group of respondents that provide data for the study. It is selecting the group of participants that researchers will actually collect the data for their....
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Cognitives Biases & Errors in Problem Solving
Cognitives Biases are known as the systematic patterns of thinking that influences judgement and decision making often because the brain uses mental shortcuts to process information....
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Problem Solving
Introduction Problem solving is the complex, cognitive or mental process that identifies an issue, analyzing its root cause and finding a workable solution to reach a specific goal. Problems are a....
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Psychoanalytic Approaches
Psychoanalytic Approaches also sometimes known as Freud approaches developed by Sigmund Freud (1856-1939). Psychoanalytic Approaches is considered as a game changer approaches in psychopathology.....
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History of Psychology
The word Psychology was derived from two Greek word psyche, meaning soul or mind and logos mean study. Thus, during the early philosophical period, it was simply understood as the study of the....
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Motivation and Motivation Cycle
As human desires, wishes, or goals are unlimited, human urges to fulfill such needs one after another. Motivation is an internal process and invisible (just like intelligence which can’t be....
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Theories of Emotion
Emotions are the fundamental aspect of human behaviour. It influences how the individuals perceive situations, make decisions, react, interact and respond to events in their environment. Emotion....
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Factitious Disorder
Factitious Disorder is a psychological disorder in which an individual deliberately produces, falsifies or exaggerates their physical or psychological symptoms in order to appear sick and receive....
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