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Reasons for extinction of the Tasmanian Tigers Discuss about The impact of the dingo on the ethylamine. The thylacine, which is commonly known as the Tasmanian tiger (due to its stripped lower back) or the Tasmanian wolf, was the largest known carnivorous marsupial of the modern times. It is believed that Tasmanian tigers became extinct in the 20h century and was the last surviving member of its family. According to the surviving evidences...

The Psychosocial Well-Being of Refugees YouthDiscuss about the Psychosocial needs of Syrian refugee youths in Canada. “Eastward and westward storms are breaking,--great, ugly whirlwinds of hatred and blood and cruelty. I will not believe them inevitable.” The above quoted lines of W.E.B. Du Bois from the book “The Wisdom of W.E.B. Du Bois” clearly indicate the state of the present world. It is to be noted that t...

Understanding PersonalityQuestion:Psychology of personality looks for answers to numerous questions. In what ways do human beings differ? In what situations and along what dimensions do they differ? Why do they differ? How much do they differ? How consistent are human differences?Personality is considered as a combination of qualities as well as characteristics that define the attitude and the behaviour of an individual. In the words of Buss &am...

Clinical Symptoms of PTSD and Adjustment DisorderQuestions:1.Compare post-traumatic stress disorders and adjustment disorders in terms of their clinical descriptions.2.Discuss current research in the prevention and treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder.This paper provides an insight into clinical symptoms in patients suffering from post traumatic stress disorder and adjustment disorder and main clinical differences in both the condition. I...

Key features of Borderline Personality DisorderDiscuss about the Key features of Borderline Personality Disorder. Abnormal psychology may be defined as the branch of psychology that deals with unusual behavioral patterns, thoughts and emotion of an individual that may or may not be considered as a mental disorder. Personality disorder can be defined as an abnormal behavior that involves an unhealthy and rigid thinking pattern most of th...

Overview of the Psychoanalytic TheoryQuestion:Discuss about the Psychoanaysis.Another type of treatment deriving from one of the appraised forefathers of psychology, Sigmund Freud, could be identified as the Psychoanalytic Theory. It is understood that the objective of the theory is to scrutinize the capability of how the unconscious mind could impact notions and conduct while including the focus of obtaining insights and resolutions to the clie...

Range of behaviours in the classroom typically displayed by this age groupDiscuss about the Operant Theory Application In Class. Operant conditioning is a learning process in which behaviour is controlled by consequences. The process uses four key concepts, which are positive and negative reinforcement, as well as positive and negative punishment. Through these, a teacher can be able to create the conditions conducive for learning. At t...

BackgroundDiscuss about the Impact Of Mindfulness On Coping Behavior. The study involved a sample of 478 undergraduate students with mindfulness levels compared with those with little-perceived stress from Western Sydney University.  Mindfulness is one of the most crucial parts of human behavior. It influences perceived stress, coping styles and treatment results for drug reduction strategies (Astin, 2012). The specific objectiv...

The Impact of Family on Alcohol UseDiscuss about the Psychological Factors in Alcohol related Illness. The family plays a key part in both avoiding and prevailing with alcohol use and abuse both through including danger and supporting and promoting safety. The aim of this essay was to analyze how certain family related variables were associated to the use of alcohol on the basis of people. This essay psychologically examines a number of...

Brief Overview of the CaseDiscuss about the Analyse The Case Of Diabetes Patient Julie. The case at hand, suggests that Julie is currently suffering from Diabetes 2, which is not only affecting her physical health, but is also affecting her mental stability and emotional well-being. Starting with the diagnosis, Julie’s life has remarkably changed. From being an administrative assistance in the past, she has been reduced to a cripp...

Heathcliff's childhood and teen ageQuestion:Using the Case Study discuss about the Bowbly’s Attachment theory and Freudian theory.In the novel Wuthering Heights, Heathcliff is seen as a protagonist with some grey shades in his character and he is the epitome of a tortured hero in this novel. At first he was seen as a romantic hero as his love affair is seen with Cathy, but it is also a fact that he received immense torture from Cathy&rsquo...

The Milgram Experiment and its focus on obedience to authority versus personal conscienceQuestion:Discuss about the PHIL 226 The Moral Psychology of Good and Evil.There was a famous study that was being researched by a very famous person named Milgram in the year, 1963. There were many experiments which were being performed in order to see that there is conflict between factors that is obedience to the authority and personal conscience. In order...

Factors Affecting the Accuracy of Eye Witness TestimonyQuestion:Discuss about the Witness Statements and their Unreliability.The major argument contained in this paper is that psychologists have a point when they denote that eye witness statements are not always reliable. Eye witness testimony plays an important role in the criminal justice process. This is because the conviction of a suspect will depend on the reliability and the accuracy of an...

Restorative Justice in Australia: Strengths and CritiquesDiscuss about the Reconsidering Legal Capacity and Critiques. Restorative justice is significant to create a mutual understanding between the criminal and victims. This essay presents the concept related to Restorative Justice in context of Australia. It also discusses the strength and critics of Restorative Justice in Australia. Restorative justice is the philosophy of justice, ...

Eric Erikson’s Age theory on Psychological development1.Describe Age-change theory (Erik Erikson) on Psychosocial Development. 2.Discuss the difference between Age-change theory by Erik Erikson and Carl Jung. 3.Interview Four people whom you know aged between 35 to 55 years to find out how Personality Development occurs in adulthood and how it is done in orderly manner. Present your report. The psychological development happens wh...

Drawing differences between emotions, mood, temperament and personalityDiscuss the differences between emotion, mood, personality and temperament. Then, discuss two theories of emotion. finally, give your suggestion how we can better manage our emotion. Emotion is one of the mental characteristics featuring the activities of mind supported by the degree of displeasure and pleasure. Many psychologists have pointed out that emotions are i...

Experimental Design and ProcedureExplain On Creating False Memories Remembering Words? Aim of the research was to investigate false recall in a standard list learning paradigm. The aim of Experiment 1 was to replicate Deese's (1959) observations of false recall by using six lists that produced among the highest levels of erroneous recall in his experiments, along with in-depth purpose in experiment 2. Bartlett (1932) conducted prim...

Critical argumentsIs the world getting Smarter? The report deals with the question “Is the world getting smarter?” The report aims to present critical arguments in response to the essay question. The report critically evaluates the evidence surrounding the Flynn effect.   The Flynn effect deals with I.Q scores of population and the way it changes over time (Shenk, 2017). The IQ score refers to the intelligence quot...

Main issues - Biopsychosocial modelDiscuss about the Physical Health and Wellness Study of Jason. The paper deals with the case study of Jason, a 29-year-old married man suffering from whiplash injury, which persists in creating pain and discomfort, especially if he uses his computer for too long without a break. The purpose of the paper is to analyse the case and apply the wellness wheel and the biopsychosocial model to it. Lastly, the...

AnalysisIs There a Replication Crisis in Social Psychology? Replication is the practice of repeating of research studies in different situations and subject respondents in order to determine the validity of the study. This is a general practice in research carried out in all disciplines. For the research to be deemed authentic, it is expected that the findings remain the same both in the original research and the replicated version. Rec...

Classroom Behaviors of Primary Five Students Discuss About The Arguments Surfaced Between Several Players? In the recent times, arguments have surfaced between several players in the education sector and psychologists on the appropriate mode of teaching students. With education serving to enhance the psychological, intellectual, physical, and social development in children, there have been debates if there is a holistic mode of attaining this g...

Definition of Counseling: Various PerspectivesDiscuss about the Developing Skills in Counselling. The present essay is attempting to evaluate numerous definitions of counseling and the fundamental skills to become a trained counselor. More precisely, the discourse has the aim to identify various perspectives and scholarly view regarding the premise of counseling. At the same time, it is the purpose of the paper to see what the five majo...

Definition of CounselingDiscuss about the Counselling skills. The purpose of the following paper is to make a profound account of evaluating varied aspects related to counselling skills. More precisely, the focus of the present essay is to understand and interpret the definition of counselling as well as identifying five relevant counselling skills, which should be possessed by every trained counsellor. The chief concern of identifying ...

What is Counselling?Discuss about the Counselling. While “counselling” is a loosely used term, it is usually used in a professional context. Counselling usually refers to the act of giving advices to an individual, who is finding himself in a troublesome situation, and is seeking serious advice for the same. However, in the professional and narrower context, the term ‘counselling’ is used to denote an activity wh...

Interplay between Power and ResistanceDiscuss about the Marketing & Management Psychology. Organization management has always been defined as the function of planning, organization , leading and managing resources with an overall aim to achieving the objectives and aims of an the organization. Business organizational performance entails the making of various decisions which have an impact on the organization. In an aim of achieving ...