Cognitive development refers to the development of one’s ability to reason and think (Galván, 2020). Children aged six to twelve tend to reason in concrete ways, including how to separate, combine, order, and combine objects and actions. According to Compton et al. (2019), adolescence points to the beginning of the development of formal logical operations, […]
The Matrix’s creative and thought-provoking plots have captivated audiences since its release in 1999. As a consultant, the aim is to explore the science behind the new Matrix and make it plausible for the audience. The machines have constructed a new Matrix that can influence brain activity and sensory input. It allows the machines to […]
History and Today’s Perspective on Addiction Since the neolithic period, humans have struggled with addiction (Vetulani, 2001). It has been around for millennia, and its many incarnations have been recorded throughout civilizations. Substances with psychoactive properties, such as opium and alcohol, were utilized by ancient civilizations to alleviate physical and emotional anguish, and the notion […]
The state of our mental health is becoming an increasingly pressing problem in modern society, and we must appreciate the extent of its relevance to our daily lives. Programs devoted to mental health are crucial because they help people suffering and serve as a forum for raising awareness and understanding. Every individual in society must […]
Drug, alcohol, and tobacco use contribute to poor health outcomes and have high societal and economic costs. Furthermore, substance use disorder (SUD) is linked to an increased risk of medical and mental disorders, including personality disorders, anxiety, eating disorders, depression, and abnormal mood changes (Kim et al., 2020). Healthcare environments give a chance to diagnose […]
Qualitative Research: Phenomenological Research and Ethnographic Research Phenomenological and ethnographic research refers to two descriptive qualitative research designs employed in social sciences. Ethnography refers to the systemic study of cultures and people, while phenomenology refers to the study of the subjective perspective of participants and lived experiences (Collingridge & Gantt, 2019). A major difference between […]
The unity of consciousness refers to the point of vibration that goes beyond the self and reaches the hearts and souls of all beings and existence (Seth & Bayne,2022). One theory that tries to explain the theory of the unity of consciousness is the global workspace theory proposed by Bernard Baars. It explains that consciousness […]
Title: Childhood Self-Regulation as a Mechanism Through Which Early Overcontrolling Parenting Is Associated With Adjustment in Preadolescence The study looks into longitudinal associations, for eight years, between self-regulating during childhood, overprotective parenting during toddlerhood, and the outcomes in mental, social, and academic adjustment prior to adolescence onset. Perry et al. (2018) explain that existing research […]
Criteria and Symptoms of Pandemic-Induced Acute Social Anxiety (PIASA) Psychological effects, such as worry and anxiety, have been felt all around the world as a result of the COVID-19 epidemic. The dread of contracting COVID-19 and subsequent isolation from others is an example of a possible psychological effect. A person’s fear of catching COVID-19 must […]
The Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code offers guidance to psychologists and is a standard of professional conduct that the APA and other bodies can adopt. The code comprises general principles and ethical standards that intend to guide and inspire psychologists towards the most ethical ideals of the field. In the scenario, Dr. John does […]