Psychology papers

This paper discusses autism, a serious developmental disorder in children.

This paper analyzes a theory regarding youth crime in the city of Huberville.

This paper is an extensive chapter by chapter summary, analysis and critique of Randy Frazee's "Connecting Church-Beyond Small Groups to Authentic Community".

A discussion on attachment disorders in children.

This paper discusses attention deficit disorder and the use of prescriptions drugs for treatment.

An exploration of the model of family counseling and therapy known as structural family therapy.

A discussion on the personality traits that set leaders apart from their fellow employees.

This paper examines the need to increase human services for the growing multicultural sub-population.

This paper discusses the need for counseling services, especially for those financially or physically challenged.

A proposal for a psycho-educational sex offender treatment program based on a literature review.

A comparison of the theories of Karen Horney, with those of Sigmund Freud, Alfred Adler, Erick Fromm and Carl Rogers.

A discussion on the pros and cons of managed care, focusing on the ethical perspective.

An analysis of the the pros and cons of stimulant therapy for children with ADHD.

This paper examines the value of the Rorschach personality test.

This paper examines literary representations of pain in Fyodor Dostoevsky's "Crime and punishment" and Herman Melville's "Bartleby the Scrivener: A story of Wall-street."

A critique of the religious and psychological nature of "The Wounded Heart," by Dan Allender.

An analysis of the effect of television on viewer's satisfaction of the relationships they are in.

This paper reviews the ideas presented in Judy Root Aulette's work "Changing American Families."

An analysis of the factors that contribute to developing awareness of the world around oneself.

A discussion on substance abuse as it affects the lesbian community, to discover if lesbians are, in fact, prone to a higher rate of substance abuse.

A study on the relationship between alcoholism and child abuse.

A literature review of the positive outcomes of forgiveness therapy in a clinical setting.

This paper discusses the phenomenon of self-injury and suicide in the United Kingdom.

A research report on E.T. Gershoff's meta-analysis of the effects of corporal punishment on children.

This paper explores the causes and consequences of binge drinking on college campuses.

A discussion on leadership and management with regards to the nursing practice.

A discussion of B.F. Skinner's controversial book, "Beyond Freedom and Dignity."

A discussion of the symptoms and treatment options for childhood depression.

This paper examines the issue of substance abuse among nursing professionals.

A review of "The Family Crucible" by Augustus Napier, Ph.D. and Carl Whitaker, M.D. on the topic of family therapy.

A personal reflection of life from the perspective of Urie Bronfenbrenner's ecological model.

A study researching the incidence of alcoholism among abused individuals.

This paper examines various aspects of the book "Into the Wild" by J. Krakow.

This paper offers the analysis of a research article regarding inhalant abuse and dependence among adolescents in the United States.

This paper examines the reasons behind and the consequences of bullying in the middle school years.

This paper is a literature review to study organizational change as related to the U.K. National Health Service's (NHS).

This paper examines African-American youth, affective disorders and the criminal justice system.

An analysis of the ideas of mental disorder in Emily Dickinson's poetry.

An analysis of the 'Gunbound' video game and the underlying motivations present for players.

This paper examines and compares two studies on the topic of interpersonal stress.

An analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) personality test.

Motivation management in the cross-cultural setting of Asian expatriate employees in a Norwegian workplace.

Research exploring leadership attributes to help discover if there are any traits that distinguish high performers from average performers among organizational leaders.

A review of literature looking at the success of using victims of sex offenses in sex offender treatment programs.

A discussion on improving student motivation with regards to reading comprehension.

This paper provides a quantitative evaluation of the role that conflict plays in team athletics.

A review of the play, 'Fences', by August Wilson.

A discussion regarding the integration and synthesis of relevant theory and research in family-based therapy.

A review of 'The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson' by Mark Twain

This paper gives an in-depth description of reactive attachment disorder as seen in children.

An examination of nursing practices to alleviate the symptoms of OCD.

A qualitative examination of humanistic psychology's effect on conflict- resolution ability among adolescent gang members.

An examination of the comprehension levels of students given a free choice of reading materials versus those who read only assigned materials.

An analysis of the effects of international adoption and the difficulties adopted international children face in forming interdependent relationships.

This paper describes Abraham Maslow's approach to humanistic psychology and further explores his holistic-dynamic theory.

This paper discusses the behaviors and treatment options associated with oppositional defiant disorder.

An analysis of the way that human societies function in order to promote self preservation.

A discussion of "Tuesdays with Morrie" by Mitch Albom.

A review of how the US legal system handles juvenile offenders.

An in-depth case study on intervention programs for domestic violence.

This paper discusses various treatments for bipolar disorder.

An analysis of the psychological effects of video games as described in "Playing With Our Minds" by Chris Suellentrop.

This paper explores attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) from a social perspective, citing the diagnoses and treatments of school-aged children in Ireland.

This paper examines the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) organization.

A look at advertising techniques.

A review of impositions and super-impositions of the subconscious over the conscious world.

A discussion regarding the effectiveness of the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) program as a substance abuse prevention program.

Examines the pros and cons of social work to address the problem of unemployment.

An analysis of parental influence in early childhood, according to Erik Erikson and Heinz Kohut.

An evaluation of the D.A.R.E program, including a critical look into its conceptual and methodological practices, based on the article "DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education): Very Popular but not Very Effective," by Clayton et. al.

This paper examines the issue of culture and its role in influencing cognitive outcomes.

This paper discusses "The Face of Garbo" by Roland Barthes and examines the looks of the great Greta Garbo and the vanity of society.

A review of human services from early history to the twentieth century.

This paper researches whether birth order determines academic achievement in second, third and fourth graders.

A study into descriptive analysis and assessment.

A discussion regarding the concept of quality of work life (QWL).

An examination of motivation theory and how Citigroup has used these theories to their advantage.

An analysis of two decision-making models; the 9 step model and the decision tree.

A discussion regarding single-parent households in the U.S.A.

An examination of the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) program that wages the government's war on drugs.

A discussion on the treatment plan for a family in counseling

This paper discusses the Florida Senate Bill 1186 for establishing drug court programs in each county iin Florida.

This paper discusses emotional intelligence (EI), which describes an individual's ability to perceive, assess and manage emotions.

An analysis of literature regarding emotional intelligence and the impact of emotional intelligence on an individual's success.

This paper discusses graduate programs and job attrition among mental health professionals.

Case study of intervention programs for domestic violence abusers.

This paper analyzes the film "12 Angry Men" by applying Lee Bolman and Terrance Deal's four frames theory.

An in-depth overview of this concept and its importance in attaining personal and professional goals.

An analysis of the connection between emotional intelligence and increased work productivity.

A discussion regarding the book 'Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking' by Malcolm Gladwell.

This paper discusses the background of mild cognitive impairment and its relationship to Alzheimer's disease.

This paper examines the themes of illusion and reality in "The Cask of Amontillado" by Edgar Allan Poe.

A study on leadership in organizations using the phenomenological approach.

An overview of the concept of experiential family therapy.

A look at the effect of violence through media with a focus on the depiction of family violence in the movie "The Color Purple".

An analysis of the Adlerian theory when dealing with discouraged adolescents.

A creative short story titled "A New Kind of Blues...".

This paper analyzes the multiple problems that are associated with alcohol intake.

A research proposal for a patient perception study on the efficacy of drug treatment in breast cancer patients.

A discussion regarding how the foundation for all self-esteem development techniques,is the ability to allow yourself to be whom and what you are and to learn to accept yourself.