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Object Relations Theory
Overview Object Relations Theory is a psychological framework that explains human behavior and re...
Automatic Thoughts
Overview Automatic thoughts are spontaneous, immediate thoughts that often occur in response to...
Cognitive Psychology
Definition Cognitive psychology is the scientific study of mental processes such as perception, a...
Priming Effects
Overview Priming effects refer to the phenomenon where exposure to certain stimuli influences our...
Dual Processing
Definition: Dual processing is the principle that the mind operates on two levels at once: a cons...
Implicit Memory
Definition Implicit memory refers to the unconscious retention of information or experiences that...
Eudaimonic Well-Being
Overview Eudaimonic well-being is a psychological concept focused on living a life of purpose, me...
Hedonic Adaptation
Overview Hedonic adaptation, also known as "the hedonic treadmill," refers to our tendency to ret...
Inductive Reasoning
Overview Inductive reasoning is a type of logical thinking that involves forming conclusions base...
Deductive Reasoning
Overview Deductive Reasoning is a type of logic where general principles or concepts are applied ...
Mechanization, Automation and Cybernation
Overview Mechanization, automation, and cybernation refer to the increasing reliance on machines ...
Human-Technology Interaction
Definition Human-technology interaction refers to study of how people engage with and adapt to to...
Meritocracy
Overview Meritocracy is a system of social organization where advancement and rewards are based o...
Achieved Status
Definition Achieved status refers to a social position or rank that an individual attains through...
Marital Decline Perspective
Overview The Marital Decline Perspective is a sociological viewpoint that emphasizes the reductio...
Marital Resiliency Perspective
Marital Resiliency Perspective The Marital Resiliency Perspective (MRP) shifts the focus from sim...
Differential Association Theory
Overview Differential Association Theory (DAT) is a criminology theory that focuses on how indi...
Crime Rate
Overview Crime rate is a measure of the number of crimes committed in a specific geographic area ...
Great Depression
Overview The Great Depression is a significant period in world history, known as the longest, mos...
Infant Mortality Rate
Overview The Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) measures the number of deaths of children under one year...