Psychology Resources (page 10)

Stanley Wilkin: 2011 This article will consider Jean-Paul Sartre's rejection of Freud's concept of the unconscious and the effect this may have had on therapy and the role of the p...

At the request of my students, I have decided to dedicate the next few blogs for tips and tricks in revising for exams. We're all done with our lessons and now there are only a few s...

Drama and Psychology is the study of behaviour which specializes in improving role performance. It shares some of its research area with the psychology of sports and business managem...

X-C psychology is the approach and discipline of psychology of explaining how and why cultural variations exist in how we think, feel and behave by comparing cultures against one-anot...

With The People's Games: London 2012 over, many of us who witnessed the greatness of Olympians have left many over the country harbouring secret aspirations for sports. For example, ...

One of the best things about psychology is that it can be applied to everything we do in life. I thought about this as I spent a disproportionate amount of time on Facebook this week...

The article examines causes of low academic achievement in secondary schools. The study was motivated by high failure rate among secondary school puplis. Interviews were conducted wit...

Many A-level students study psychology in hopes to go to university to be psychologists. However, the range of what psychologists can do is rarely discussed. More often, students ha...

The management of difficult and disruptive behaviour continues to be an issue in many classrooms. The term EBD is used to refer to a range of difficulties and has been defined as: Em...

Behaviour theories are used to support the philosophy of education and classroom management style. There are many theories on behaviour. Among them are Maslow's hierarchy of needs (1...