Psychology

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  • Reflection On Personal Attitudes

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    Every day, humans experience attitudes. Typically, these attitudes hold a significant amount of power over the people who have them, able to affect their thoughts about themselves and their surroundings and how and why they behave in certain ways. Recently, I’ve noticed how much power my attitudes hold over me. In many situations, I’ve realized that my attitudes are holding me back from my full potential to feel joyful and to grow as a person. Particularly, I’ve found that if I have a certain attitude

  • Analyzing Guy Deutscher's You Are What You Speak

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    Austin Mcgroarty Professor Davis English C102 Oct. 14, 2014 Guy Deutscher – You are what you Speak It is true that language has an impeccable imprint on one’s mind. However, the question is how far the extent of this influence is. In addition, linguistic experts are trying to unravel the extent of a language’s influence on an individual’s thinking process. “Does Your Language Shape How You Think” is an article by Guy Deutscher that was first published in the New York Time’s online forum. The article

  • Xunzi's Argument Essay: Human Nature Is Good

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    This essay will be focusing on the topic of human nature. Then what is human nature? “Human nature” can be defined as an attribute of the human species that is uniquely/distinctly human. (Byron, 2014, p.241) It’s the nature qualities and ways of behavior that people have. The issue of human nature is good (Mencius) or evil (Xunzi) will be discussed in the following parts on this essay. However, I will mention more about Xunzi’s idea which human nature is evil. Confucius implied human nature is

  • Summary Of Let The Water Hold Me Down By Michael Spurgeon

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    When we look at the world, we unknowingly judge things through ways that we have learned through the society that we live in or our morals that have been governed on us since we were able comprehend. We don't usually think of names for the way we analyze our world but they are there from the way we look at right and wrong to our relationships with other people. The way we treat people as well is governed by out past or our present. When we look at the novel Let the Water Hold Me Down by Michael Spurgeon

  • Aldi Corporate Responsibility

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    One way Aldi do this is by labelling there products to the extreme likeness of big brands. According to Gestalt psychology theory we group products in our minds based on proximity, similarity and continuity and we perceive these items to be the same through grouping of products. Aldi heavily rely on this method by imitating big brands with their packaging. Nearly all

  • Borderline Personality Disorder Research Paper

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    Borderline Personality Disorder is a disorder in which a person is very impulsive and has extremely unstable behavior. Depression and fits of anger are also symptoms that someone could have BPD. You usually begin to see these situations and signs in early adulthood or teenage years. Other symptoms for Borderline Personality Disorder are having a serious fear of being abandoned or left, extreme rage, and being very irritable. People who suffer from BPD can also experience difficulties with their

  • What Are The Importance Of Speaking Essay

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    Speaking is an important competency which is used to communicate with others through speech. It involves communicative performance, grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary, etc. Speaking is the process of expressing ideas, feeling or opinion to others in oral. Speaking is an interactive process of constructing meaning that involves producing, receiving and processing information, and the presence of speaker and listener [1]. Harmer states that there are three main reasons for getting the students to speak

  • Scorpions: An Argumentative Analysis

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    For a long period of time, man has considered themselves the superior species in comparison to other animal species, and why wouldn’t we? We are subjective, and we do possess some unique qualities amongst other species. However, one could seriously question this theory by taking a comparing the cognitive abilities, prejudices, adaptability, emotion and communication between both humans and animals. Cognition When discussions about superiority arise, intelligence as well as cognitive capabilities

  • Great Depression Folk Music

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    into the effects music can have on people’s emotions. Music can have a positive effect on both physical and psychological functions. These beneficial effects include reducing stress and anxiety and improving mood. (Choi, Lee, Lim). According to Psychology Today, when people interact with music in ways such as singing, listening or creating music, there can be an immediate psychological benefit. Because of these psychological ties, folk music was an essential part of the Great Depression. This music

  • Holden Caulfield Grief Analysis

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    When one goes through a traumatic experience, such as the loss of a loved one, his mind is significantly altered. He will begin to show signs of depression and withdraw from the community, usually engrossed by his own perception of the world around him. Definitely, person in grief suffers from accusations of self, a loss of warmth, irritation and anger, hostility, and restlessness (Lamm). Furthermore, symptoms of grief include impulsive living in a surreal and dreamlike state (Noel). In The Cather