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GENETIC PSYCHOLOGY: What it is and what it studies

GENETIC PSYCHOLOGY: What it is and what it studies

Genetic Psychology does not refer, as its name might imply, to the study of genes. This disciplin...

What is CLASSIC CONDITIONING

What is CLASSIC CONDITIONING

The classical conditioning model has been widely used in psychology, particularly by behaviorists...

BASIC INSTINCTS of the human being: What they are, Types and Examples

BASIC INSTINCTS of the human being: What they are, Types and Examples

The term instinct in common parlance is used with a different meaning from the scientific one. Fo...

Rational choice theory

Rational choice theory

A characteristic of human action is rationality and its more strictly behavioral basis, intention...

Motivation concept and theories

Motivation concept and theories

Behaviorism, during the first half of the 20th century, fully adhered to the associationist tradi...

Three sets of presuppositions: rationalism, empiricism, and constructivism

Three sets of presuppositions: rationalism, empiricism, and constructivism

Compared with other species, it is common to characterize the human being as an intelligent, gift...

Philosophical knowledge and its characteristics

Philosophical knowledge and its characteristics

Philosophical knowledge, also called epistemology, is based on the recursive capacity of the huma...

Self-esteem in ADOLESCENCE: evolution and impact

Self-esteem in ADOLESCENCE: evolution and impact

Self-esteem is an element of selfconcept which is defined as the value we place on ourselves. If ...

Community reinforcement in addictions

Community reinforcement in addictions

The theoretical bases of Community Reinforcement Approach (CRA) are based on the role of environm...

Clinical manifestations of anorexia nervosa

Clinical manifestations of anorexia nervosa

The anorexia nervosa it's a eating disorder that can be very dangerous for the life of those who ...