Educating students to think critically is a priority in the modern era. Critical thinking is a cognitive process characterized by reflective and analytical thinking aimed at assessing and appraising various forms of communication, information, and arguments. The principles of logic and reason primarily guide the critical thinking process. According to Suciati et al. (2022), critical […]
Mental processes are complex based on how humans conceptualize and react to their environment (Katsuki & Constantinidis, 2014).. The main two approaches to Cognitive psychology, how humans process and react to information based on their environment, as well as neuroscience are addressed via the Top-down and Bottom-Up processing (Shea, 2015). The two approaches to cognitive […]
Summary The study by Peña-García et al. (2020) compares the purchasing behavior of people from a developed and individualistic country, Spain, and those from a developing collectivist country, Colombia. The study’s research objective was to identify the differences in the two groups’ consumer behavior by discussing the underlying motivational factors through an empirical study. The […]
Training is essential in helping employees manage the tasks required of them efficiently. Inexperienced workers must learn how to improve their capabilities and reduce workplace hazards. In a SuperWork franchise, knowing about the restaurant’s policies and procedures, menu, hygiene and food safety, health and safety protocols, and customer service is essential. At the same time, […]
Equity theory, a branch of psychology, sheds light on the issue by detailing how people assess their own pay and contributions compared to others. Equity theory argues that workers assess their input (in this example, their commitment and job performance) and output (their salary and rewards) with those of their colleagues to evaluate if they […]
Parkinson’s disease, also referred to as paralysis agitans, is a progressive neurodegenerative disease leading to movement disorder. The condition currently affects about one million people in the US. It affects men and women equally and results from losing pigmented neurons in the substantia nigra, leading to less production of dopamine (Aarsland et al., 2021). People […]
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a complex psychological condition caused by exposure to traumatic events. PTSD symptoms often last long after their source has passed, impacting various areas of an individual’s life and leaving lasting impacts behind. This essay endeavors to provide an in-depth exploration of PTSD’s definition, causes, symptoms manifestations, psychological theories that explain […]
Understanding the intricate interplay between psychology and neuroscience has become one of the primary concerns in science. This review seeks to address this need by exploring how Neuroscience translates to Psychological theory. This review will investigate the integration of psychology and neuroscience, along with methodological advances as well as any ethical or societal ramifications from […]
In this work, “Neurocognitive Correlates of Liberalism and Conservatism,” Amodio, David M., Jost, John T., Master, Sarah L., and Yee, Cindy M. demonstrate a correlation between political ideology and neurocognitive functioning. This position paper will defend the argument that the research outlined in the paper shows that liberalism is a more cognitively flexible and adaptive […]
Child-parent relationship is crucial in the development of a child especially in the early and teenage stage. Attachment is one of the basics that play the crucial role in early child development as it forms the basis for emotional and social well-being. According to John Bowbly attachment theory, it is important to secure a healthy […]