Psychology papers

Insights into the causes and problems of codependency of alcoholism.

An overview of studies on self-mutilation and what these studies have found.

An examination of the cognitive psych involved in learning to read.

This paper examines the negative impact of the media on both women and young girls, as well as the correlation between the media's definition of beauty and eating disorders.

This paper discusses the application of social technology, such as crisis intervention and hostage negotiations situations, in police work.

This paper examines the correlation between eating disorders and celebrities.

This paper examines the issue of sex between therapists and their patients, as well as the potential problems that could arise from such relationships.

A look at how the concepts of self-control, self-efficacy, and self-handicapping are connected.

This paper explores mental illness as a modern sociological concept.

An examination of the character of Marilyn Manson, more commonly known as the "Anti-Christ Superstar".

This paper discusses educating children in ethical behavior.

This paper discusses the socialization of gender roles, especially the trap of gender-typing, which places unnecessary limits on a child's development.

An analysis of how to manage people, using the Intech company as an example.

An analysis of Lawrence Kohlberg's theory of moral stage development.

This paper explores the intriguing behavioral phenomenon in Belding's squirrels when subjected to experimental manipulation involving the provision of food.

An outline of the problems caused by domestic violence.

An examination of the life of Kyle Maynard, born a congenital amputee.

An overview of the concept of emotional intelligence and how it is applied in the workplace.

This in-depth paper analyzes a specific case study from two different sociological perspectives, the micro social constructionist and the macro social conflict perspective.

Examines how Thomas Malory expressed male fantasy characteristics through the protagonist, Sir Lancelot in his book.

This paper analyzes the complicated and dangerous mind of the serial killer as well as the psychological and emotional factors that contribute to the development of these murderers.

This paper compares B.F. Skinner's theories on behaviorism with Jean-Paul Sartre's existentialist views.

Examines the conflict between necessity and happiness in Sigmund Freud's work.

Analyzes the concept of alienation with regard to the characters in Douglas Coupland's novel.

This paper examines the diagnosis and treatment of psychotic episodes and syndromes while focusing on the use of anti-psychotic drugs also known as neuroleptics.

A critical explanation into the causation of rape, focusing on the social learning theory of rape.

A research-based analysis of the relationships between siblings.

Discusses the advantages and disadvantages of people engaging in rumors and gossip, especially in the work place.

A look at the weaknesses as well as the significance of the operant conditioning theory as advocated by B.F. Skinner.

An evaluation of Residential 2002, a team development process for Masters degree students.

A discussion about the theory presented in the book "Disease and Representation" by Sander Gilman.

An examination of Nora, a character in Henrik Ibsen's play, "A Doll's House", in light of the theories of Karl Marx and Max Weber.

A look at the social obstacles mentally retarded people face because of lack of resources and a general lack of knowledge about mental retardation.

This paper provides ideas and analysis of how to be better managers to employees in order to motivate them to do a better job.

A comparison of Stephen Kosslyn's approach to understanding mental imagery to that of Z.W. Pylyshyn's approach.

Examines the connection between relative earnings and marital harmony.

Examines views of the self by psychoanalysts, Wilhelm Reich, Donald Winnicott and Karen Horney.

A review of Wilhelm Dilthey's book "Einleitung in die Geisteswissenschaften", which establishes human sciences as an independent field.

A study of how language influences thought.

This paper examines the causes and effects of alopecia areata, a systemic hair loss disorder which affects around 4.7 million people in the United States alone.

A discussion whether marijuana should be declared legal for therapeutic purposes in America.

An analysis of the Gestalt theory of human vision.

A study of drug abuse and addiction.

An analytical look at the " Drug Abuse Resistance Education" more commonly known as DARE.

A look at how aggressive behavior is nurtured and seen in society.

This paper analyzes William Shakespeare's "The Tragedy of King Lear" and describes how the title character is taken on a journey of self-discovery.

A review of the play "Oedipus the King" by Sophocles.

A study of juvenile drug abuse and prostitution in women and how to combat them.

An analysis of the problems encountered in designing software with a user-friendly interface.

This paper is an essay which discusses the phenomena of fear and its effect on one's life.

This paper focuses on addiction to alcohol and drugs and explores how both factors lead to drug addiction.

This paper applies the theory of radical behaviorism to reforming the educational system.

Examines the causes and effects of various emotions.

An examination of the influences of environment on character.

This paper is a preliminary research proposal to study the problems of teenage children of alcoholics.

A paper looking at the effects that the intoxicating ingredient in marijuana, Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (TCH), might have on the brain.

An overview of the medical and social problems faced by Native Indians and suggestions of how to deal with some of these problems.

A look at the practice of psychopathology and where it sometimes fails the victims.

A study on teenage alcohol abuse, its causes and what can be done to prevent teenage alcoholism.

An evaluation of the effectiveness of criminal punishment for drug-related felons.

A study of the behaviorism theories of Burrhus F. Skinner and Sigmund Freud.

This paper reviews scientific and psychosocial research on the prevention and effects of presbyacusis.

An examination of family structure and roles in Kaye Gibbons' "Ellen Foster," Celia Rothenberg's "Child of Divorce, and "Confessions of an Erstwhile Child."

This paper analyzes child development expert Erik Erikson's eight stages of development in the childhood socialization process.

This paper discusses the meaning of truth as presented by American psychologist and philosopher William James.

An overview of the developments in theoretical concepts and research methodology pertaining to management.

A review of the 1971 philosophical work about behaviorism by B.F. Skinner entitled "What Is Man".

Argues that a human's will to survive is instinctive.

This paper discusses risk perception and assessment using the dangers of lead in children as an example of risk management.

A review of the life of Franz Von Papen, analyzed using Dr. Earnest Hartmann's theory of personalities and boundaries.

An analysis of the notion of beauty throughout history.

This paper examines the vital role adults play in instilling confidence and self-esteem in young children and ponders whether a high self-esteem automatically results in children achieving more than those with lower self-confidence.

A comparison of the scandals which entangled Nixon's and Clinton's presidencies, with an analysis of why Nixon was forced to resign while Clinton left office with a high rating of public approval.

An examination of why spanking is no longer considered an appropriate way to discipline children.

This paper examines the life and works of Alfred Adler, the founder of individual psychology.

This paper examines whether personal morals and ethics have a bearing on a politician's ability to exercise leadership.

A discussion about the illicit use of amphetamines by college students.

Examines attitudes towards health and illness and how these affect the work of a practicing nurse.

An overview of a questionnaire designed to determine the relationship between age and gender in respect to individual stress management strategies.

A discussion of F. Herzberg's theory of employee motivation and how it relates to good management.

An overview of autism and a literature review of the available therapies.

An overview of different theories on moral panic and the role of the media.

This paper discusses several experiments that increase the debate over the existence of the psychological phenomena called the Stroop effect.

A comparative essay on personality theories.

An exploration and critical evaluation of the construction of the self as viewed by Sigmund Freud and Friedrich Nietzsche.

An introduction to the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory test, which was originally developed to provide a speedy diagnosis for large groups of patients.

A psychological experiment on human divided attention as affected by task similarity.

A look at some of the disorders that stem from a pathological fear of childbirth.

This research paper concentrates on the occurrence of rape or sexual coercion among married couples, and the effects of such maltreatment on the psychological well-being of the abused wives.

Examines women's obsession for dieting, looks and cosmetics.

This two part in-depth report details the expected challenges and opportunities of growing old, as well as psychiatric and cognitive illnesses in the elderly.

This paper details the causes, symptoms and impact of bulimia nervosa on young women around the world.

A review of the book "The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind" by Gustave LeBone.

This paper examines scientific and psychosocial research about the prevention and effect of presbyacusis, old age onset hearing loss.

This paper examines Hamlet's Oedipus complex, which, according to the writer, is the main character of William Shakespeare's play.

This paper analyzes the experimental research results in determining animal communication.

This paper is a complete research study evaluating the potential death anxiety caused by confrontation with the death of a child compared with that caused by the death of an adult.

An analysis of the ability of service networks to improve substance abuse treatment access and delivery to adult female offenders.

Uses the article "Let Teenagers Try Adulthood" by Leon Botstein to show how teen school goers can be assisted.

This paper examines the various child development theories that have been a prime focus of psychology, psychoanalysis and child care experts for decades.