Psychology papers

This paper applies Piaget's theory of stages of play in the observation of a young child.

An overview of the psychology behind cruelty to animals and what can be done to stop it.

A paper that explains and discusses the diverse characteristics found in society.

This paper discuses the history, controversy, neurophysiology and treatment of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

An examination of youth gangs in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).

A comparison of the stages of child development as explained by Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget and Erik Erikson.

An analysis of criminal justice issues in the United States and an explanation for criminal delinquency.

An analysis of the human belief engine and the Internet as viable research tools.

An analysis of the relationship between social statuses, norms and expectations to family secrets.

An analysis of the effect of media violence on children.

This paper explores issues of identity, perception and autonomy in the popular trend of developing romantic relationships via the Internet.

This paper argues that the value of love within a family has significantly diminished.

A discussion on the definition of good parenting.

This paper presents a sociological perspective on mental health concentrating on the film: 'Girl, Interrupted' by James Mangold.

This paper discuses the collective behavior of flash mobs, a group of people that gather in a public place for a short time to do something abnormal.

This paper looks at the benefits of athletics on intellectually disabled individuals.

A dissertation on autism spectrum disorder and interventions to specifically target deficits in figurative language.

This paper is a book review of Khaled Hosseini's "The Kite Runner", which focuses on the culture of Afghanistan.

This paper explores self-harm in adolescence from a psychoanalytic perspective.

An analysis of depression in modern society and the problems surrounding the increased use of anti-depressants.

An analysis of methods to decrease illegal drug use in Canada and whether prohibited drugs should become legal.

A discussion of the Stockholm syndrome with a focus on the case of Shawn Hornbeck and a research proposal for studying this syndrome.

This paper examines the utilization of dreams in American cinema, focusing on David Lynch's "Eraserhead" and Nina Menkes' "The Bloody Child".

A summary and analysis of August Strindberg's short play "Miss Julie".

A study of how a nursing staff improved the effectiveness of their team through group dynamics and communication.

This paper explores the arguments for and against the drug policy of supervised injection sites (SIS).

An analysis of the literature on bullying and its impact on psychosocial development.

An examination of the role and nature of Nazi propaganda.

This paper looks at stress and mental health as they relate to the workplace.

A discussion of cultural and social differences.

An analysis of some of the issues that face families with an autistic child.

An examination of two specific sections of the American Psychological Association's (APA) code of ethics from a counselor's point of view.

This paper explains Margaret Newman's theory of understanding health and illness.

An examination of the close relationship between Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung and the effects of that relationship on each party.

A discussion of whether it is ethical to deny liver transplants to alcoholics.

An analysis of the article "Change in Work Values and Norms among Dutch Young Adults. Ageing or societal trends?" by Mandy E.G. Van der Velde, Jan A. Feij and Hetty Van Emmerik.

This paper provides an analysis of Chicago area drug and alcohol addiction programs.

An exploration of Sigmund Freud's and Michel Foucault's theoretical models in relation to action and inaction as the core of civilization.

This paper looks at the effects of stigma as it relates to mental illness.

This paper examines Sigmund Freud's 1901 book, "The Psychopathology of Everyday Life".

An analysis of racism in the United States and Europe and the legislation that is introduced in an effort to control it.

This paper argues for the decriminalization of marijuana in the United States.

This paper analyzes the article "The Waltz of Sociability: Intimacy, Dislocation and Friendship in a Quebec High School" by Vered Amit-Talai.

An examination of crack prostitution in Britain, where girls and women are completely dehumanized by the phenomenon.

A case study of how the family assessment model helps a family function and cope with stress.

An examination of how childhood obesity affects society both in the present and in the future.

This paper discuses social isolation as an issue in the case of a 20-year old named Mark who is exhibiting symptoms of schizophrenia.

An application of Kathleen Stassen Berger's developmental theories to the writer's personal development.

A review of James Dobson's "Parents' Answer Book".

This paper explores mental health and stigma and the implications for health promotion.

This paper analyzes Sigmund Freud's structural theory in "Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley.

This paper examines the theory of self-care management for vulnerable populations, particularly for those afflicted with sickle cell disease.

This paper explores the social comparison theory and its processes.

A case study presentation discussing the issues facing a family in which one member suffers from a chronic illness.

An analysis of the strengths and limitations of Sandra Tanenbaum's research article, "Evidence-based Practice in Mental Health: Practical Weaknesses meet Political Strengths."

This paper studies research conducted among adolescents and students regarding motives for smoking.

This paper reviews the book 'Living in the Labyrinth' by D. McGowin and discusses the issue of Alzheimer's disease.

A case study of a disenchanted young person who can benefit from existential-humanistic psychology.

This paper researches contextual cueing, an information retrieval process.

This paper is a review of the research reported by R. Dekel and Z. Solomon in their article 'Marital Relations among Former Prisoners of War' in the "Journal of Family Psychology".

A critique of the theory of self-care management for vulnerable populations and its practical application for those afflicted with sickle cell disease.

A discussion of the services provided by the Thresholds Dincin Center for Recovery.

This paper discusses the structure of a breast cancer support group and also looks at the similar features of a church group.

This paper explores how a sociological perspective can help women who are victims of domestic violence and alcohol abuse.

This paper focuses on a case study that highlights the concept of hardiness in an individual's recovery from a stroke.

This paper argues that the legalization of marijuana would have a negative impact on society and public health.

This paper explores the dynamics of familial interactions and characterization in National Lampoon's film "Christmas Vacation."

This paper explores "Charlotte's Web" by E. B. White and the important role of friendships.

This paper explores the positive and negative aspects of opium in society today.

A literature critique of front temporal dementia (FTD).

This paper reviews the issue of alcoholism among police officers.

An analysis of the ideologies of children and the roles they play in society.

This paper is a psychoanalytic analysis of the film "Malice" (1993), directed by Harold Becker.

A case study about a teenage girl exhibiting signs of borderline personality disorder.

An examination of the effects of the media on an individual's body image.

This paper critically reviews the article, "7 Steps for Melting Anger on the Spot" by Brenda Shoshanna.

An analysis of two travel essays - "A Vocabulary for My Senses" by Timothy Bascom and "By the Big Sea Water" by William Least Heat-Moon.

An analysis of the influence of language upon thought and perception, and the influence of thought and perception upon language.

A research proposal exploring the long-term mental and physical impact of child abuse.

This paper explores Stanley Milgram's studies of obedience and their implications for society at large.

This paper discuses psychologist B.F. Skinner and applies his theories to thbe observation of a student.

This paper presents the writer's personal theory of counseling.

A research proposal studying the use of non-erotic touch as a component of the therapy process.

A presentation of the results of a literature review and interviews regarding the motivations and methods of cessation for different groups of smokers.

This paper explores eating disorders among female athletes; why they happen and what can prevent them.

This paper discusses psychologically profiling serial killers, with a look at the famous Zodiac killer.

This paper discusses the effect of semantic relatedness on false memory formation.

This paper describes and evaluates the Woodcock-Johnson Psycho-Educational Battery-Third Edition (WJIII).

An examination of the effects of defendant remorse in a wrongful death malpractice case.

This paper explores how parental modeling can influence the development of phobias and anxiety disorders in infants.

This paper discuses adult attachment styles, which are the ways adults form special emotional relationships with other people.

An examination of the ethical and social issues surrounding the airline frequent flier mileage programs.

This paper is an extensive discussion about kleptomania as a psychological disorder and as a community business security problem.

A discussion of the emotional reactions of women, particularly teenagers, following abortion.

This paper explores attention control and insight problem solving.

This paper discusses obesity and looks at the part played by nursing interventions in the rehabilitation of patients.