… Sigmund Freud, articulator of the id, the ego, and the superego. The mind has always been a mystery to the sciences because no one is perfectly sure of its function. With medical advances, scientists can block dopamine and stop the reuptake of nor-epinep…

… Know Thyself Know thyself; it sounds cliché. However, it is the first step, in my opinion, to understanding the importance and impact of our self-concept. The self-perception table was somewhat advantageous in helping me understand how I view myself.…

… intelektualnog zivota, te se stepen jezickog razvoja neposredno odrazava na stepen intelektualnog razvoja. Pre svega, jezik je jedini od svih simbolickih sistema ima sve tri osnovne dimenzije psihickog: emotivnu, kognitivnu i konativnu. Iz tih…

… ali sa njom ne moze nishta da uradi. Neshto pre prve godine ono dovodi u vezu papir i olovku, i poèinje da shvrlja. Izmedju 12 i 18 meseci dete podra ava pokrete koje izvode stariji ali prilièno bezuspeshno. Dvogodishnje dete ima izve banije…

… some children just born bad?” Most serial killers are a victim of or are witnessed to sadistic violence at a very early age. Many other events in childhood may also motivate a serial killer. Ed Kemper, a serial killer as a child took his sister’s dolls’…

… most important chemicals in the human body. Although the full effects of serotonin are not fully known, research shows that it plays a very important role in our lives. Having healthy serotonin functioning is essential to a person's well being. This…

… Social World is people or thing that can be thought of as groupings of individual who are bound together through networks of communication whether the members are geographically proximate or not and through the sharing of important symbols. My generalize…

… the recent terrorist attacks on American soil, many individuals are physiologically responding in a similar fearful way. Many Americans have been impacted by the events of September 11, 2001, and the incidents of postal terrorism with anthrax following…

… common factor that can be extracted in a hierarchical factor analysis from a large battery of diverse tests of an assortment of cognitive abilities. Spearman thought of g as "mental energy" that could be applied to mental tasks (Jensen, 1998). …

… team's ability to solve problems and make decisions. Cooperation in small learning groups is expected to promote active learning because the differing opinions, ideas, suggestions and knowledge of other team members draw each learners' attention to…