Psychology
History

Mary Whiton Calkins: The Harvard PhD She Earned but Never Received

William James called the exam Harvard’s most remarkable doctoral exam. Over the years, he reiterated his belief more than once and had every reason to be confident, as he was a member of the committee that administered Mary Whiton Calkins’s PhD exam in 1895, along with Josiah Royce and Hugo Münsterberg, among other Harvard professors.

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Biopsychology

Neurotheology: The Neuroscience of Spiritual Experience

When meditating, do you feel completely tranquil? At prayer, do you get a sense of connection with a power greater than yourself, or do you experience a moment when your ordinary worries disappear? Whatever else these experiences might be spiritual, religious, meditative, or a deep psychological state you’ve probably wondered how they appear to the

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History Social

What Is Cross-Cultural Psychology?

Culture is a way of life. It is one of the most important aspects in sociology and psychology. It includes all the elements that make our lives diverse. Also, it primarily includes traditions, customs, rituals, food habits, clothing, language, and all the other elements that man has adopted as members of society. It influences an

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Cognitive Learning

Information Processing Theory in Psychology

Have you ever gone into a room and then completely forgotten the reason why? Or read a whole page in a textbook, then realised you don’t remember much of anything. Each of these examples illustrates a general phenomenon about the human mind: information does not become memory automatically; it must be taken in, selected, processed,

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Entrances

What is Psychology?

Psychology is the examination of the intellect and actions. Historically, psychology belonged to philosophy and arose from it. Picture a busy street, where people giggle, debate, or simply scroll through their phones. Why do they behave like this? Why do a few individuals appear to be cheerful, whereas others battle with uneasiness or discouragement? Psychology

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Clinical

Psychology Vs Psychiatry

Psychiatry is a branch of science that focuses on the assessment, diagnosis, prognosis and interventions of mental disorders which further emphasizes on physiological and psychological aspects of the same. Moreover, psychiatrists target eliminating maladaptive behaviour and enhancing the functioning of the patient via prescribing medications and post-thorough evaluation. Psychology is a branch of science that

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