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Concentration plays a vital role in doing well in studies. A student has to work really hard and concentrate firmly to get the concepts well in mind.
However, lack of concentration is said to be one of the major causes of failure in studies these days. There are many factors which may distract concentration in teenagers; some of them are discussed below:
1. Fatigue:Today’s teenagers opt for a different kind of lifestyle which includes partying with friends...
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Graphology, the study of handwritng related to human psychology.Is also used in medical field for diagnosis of various mental diseases,disorders and nervous ystem.Graphology is controversial field discovered about a century's period.Although thousands of people get positive results from the study in case of personality evalution still most of the empirical studies fail to show it's validity. Medical graphology is probably the most controversial aspect of handwriting...
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Alternatives of Death Penalty [A psychological approach] ************************************************ Introduction:- -------------------- In the mid November of last year [2007] the Un has passed a resolution calling for a moratorium on death penalty. The vote rate was 99 in favor, 53 against, and 33 abstentions. India, China, and United States oppose the resolution and poled against the moratorium saying that, it is the right...
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By: George Rex Azubuike. Computer Science Department. Rivers State University of Education Port Harcourt. Rivers State. Nigeria ABSTRACT: The article has invariably showed the essence as to why the negatively viewed aspect of man can inevitably distort is quest in making right decisions as regards to his vocational choice. Sigmund Freud never looked at the nature of man in the positive direction. instead, he saw that the...
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Why do people lie? Why do some people seem to NOT be able to tell the truth even when the truth is clearly obvious or evident? What makes a person tell lies instead of the truth?
Liars eventually get caught in their tangled web of lies and deceitfulness. Lying hurts the liar and those who are subjected to the lies of the liar. Lying hurts relationships and it makes the liar untrustworthy. A liar violates the trust others may have had in...
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Become a Behavioral Profiler Learn to Tell the Truth from Lies By Carol Forsloff With everybody trying to sell you something, or making promises, how do you tell what’s true and what’s false anymore? Do you just trust your instincts and hope for the best? Or are there some clues you can use to decide what to do. Do you believe the salesmen’s pitch about that sewing machine or walk out shaking your head and moving on to look for what you want...
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Feinberg states that psychological egoism contains a tautology touching upon the idea that every person's motives of doing something are only for his best benefit, and therefore they are purely selfish. He believes that the only question which needs to be proved is that every action is accompanied by a quite particular motive - the selfish one. His reasoning is that we must look not at the origin of the motive, but at its aim. This is where a controversy is hidden, however. A motive...
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Taking into consideration that a Freudian analysis has to do with the unconscious, some of the characters may be analyzed more deeply than others. Hamlet, the Prince, for example, gives us a vast field of interpretations. Some would say that he had developed (like any human beign) the Oedipus complex and it would start his feeling towards his mother, the Queen. This, in the future, will develop in him a sort of misogyny that will influence his attitudes towards women during the play....
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Last night I was driving home from teaching a motivational class. One thing many students focused on after the presentation was how tomanifest results in life, through the process of visualization. We were talking long term stuff, like who you saw yourself as, professionally. This works on a short-term basis too. Ever been in a rush? Feeling like your going to be late? Feeling like you’ll encounter every roadblock possible? Here's the thing: If you think it, you will...
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In the dictionary, transference is defined as:"the shift of emotions, esp. those experienced in childhood, from one person or object to another, esp. the transfer of feelings about a parent to an analyst"(dictionary.com). It is easy to see why transference would be a common and expected part of the therapeutic process (Yes, very common and almost always expected. You are not alone in this). Psychotherapy digs deep into one's childhood; thus, bringing up specific...
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