Bias in Testing and Judge Peckham’s Decision
According to experts, an intelligence test can be considered biased when the scores of one group are significantly different and have...
Dealing with Unhappy Love ones.
A patient of mine has a mentally ill brother who's depressed and anxious, as well as manipulative and stubborn. He often refuses to take...
The Prisoner's Dilemma Theory in a Socio-Psychological Concept
This article is about the political and socio-psychological approach of the "Prisoner’s Dilemma Theory" and the application of...
Gender Identity and Its Development throughout Life
Experts define gender identity as someone’s personal conception of himself/herself, which in turn leads to the concept of gender role....
April 12, 1963 Dr. Martin L. King’s Letters from the Birmingham, AL Jail to the Clergy
(The Judeo-Christian's technics of Dr. King in the civil rights movement) The Issue of Injustice and Protest in Dr. King’s day: Reverent...
Pros and Cons in Diagnosing Children with Abnormal Behavior
Having a child assessed or diagnosed is always more beneficial than not doing so despite the consequences it may have on the child’s...
Biopsychosocial-Cultural Model
Social and cultural factors act not only as independent tooth but also interact with the physical and biological to form the total...
Food Stamp's Purpose
The idea for the first FSP also known as Food Stamp is credited to various people, most notably Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace...
Child's Developmental Stages
According to Jean Piaget (2014), a child experience experiences four cognitive developmental stages, they are: Sensorimotor Stage,...
Deontology (A place of Reason)
Human reasoning as a Way of Knowing is a particularly interesting characteristic of the human intellect because people, by nature, are...
