… of high school that I was able to discern what sort of career path to pursue. I had various careers in mind, but it was my first psychology class that really grasped my attention and interest. After taking the course, I utterly embraced the concept…

… thought of as a time for joy and celebration. However, not all couples get to experience it quite that way. For many couples, their joy and celebration is cut short when they are devastated by the loss a miscarriage brings. This loss is felt…

… evidence the main models of pattern recognition. Adaptation of Sperling's model of Information processing explores the third process after Sensory Input, Pattern Recognition. Pattern recognition is the process by which we identify the various stimuli…

… involved in Operant and Classical conditioning. Haberlandt (1997) refers to learning as changes in behaviour and knowledge through experience. In order to use these knowledge individuals must remember what they learn and continuously adapt to the…

… how peer or demographic variables in birth order, number of siblings and education level, and family structure affect the loneliness level of adolescents through a survey conducted on 756 Turkish high school students. The research hypothesizes…

… love" and "platonic relationship" have come to mean a relationship between individuals of the opposite sex marked by the absence of romance or sex. (Entertainmates, 2002) Platonic relationships are possible but I believe that there is a critical…

… Social Facilitation of Complex Tasks: A Comparison of Zajonc's Drive Theory and Cottrell's Evaluation-Apprehension Theory Abstract Zajonc (1965) describes Drive Theory as the increase in levels of arousal…

… on individuals with Nonverbal learning disorders <Tab/>An individual changes, physically, psychosocially, and cognitively from birth towards death. Sigelman (1999) describes development as a multidiscipline, lasting, multidirectional…

… are not formed overnight. They are developed over an undetermined course of time. There is no specific time line, and specification of one would be virtually imposable. However, development of a group can be better understood upon group-specific…

… the relationship between the pinnae and sound localisation along the mid-line. Four hundred and eleven participants were tested in normal and distorted conditions at various positions on the mid-line. Each participant was tested for sound localisation…