Background of the Study: Located in Fredericton New Brunswick, St. Thomas University is a school that prides itself on being ‘the small university of big opportunity’ (St. Thomas University) and promises things such as a sense of community as well as the opportunity to develop…
Essays on Behavioral Psychology
Human has an instinct to lie and that is probably one of the most common wrong act that we all have done. I cannot say that I have never lied before but I cannot also justified that it resulted into any good. There was this…
Morality is a concept that plays an extremely significant role in the daily lives of most humans. It is a concept that is held in great regard in many societies and religions yet it is one that is greatly debated upon as well. At first…
So last night I finished watching a brilliant web series that aired on Netflix. The name of the web series was “Narcos”. It revolved around the life of a famous drug kingpin named Pablo Escobar Gaviria in Columbia. It showed how he rose to power…
The mental processes and human behavior were always subjects of interest. Psychology emerged as a separate discipline in the 19th century, its roots went back to ancient philosophy to the time of the early Greeks where philosophers analyzed such a phenomenon as pleasure, pain, motivation,…
It is a fact that experts have also prove that it is not a good thing to say lie with others. However, in some circumstances, it becomes a necessity to say lie. A study shows that lying to somebody is always inadmissible and unacceptable (Maahs,…
We have learned that the rule is created for a reason and no that reason usually isn’t wanting to ruin your fun. It is created to save your life, but sometimes you can break it to save someone or to save yourself. There are a…
The chimpanzee is claimed to be one of our closest relatives in the animal kingdom; commonly thought to be our genetic “cousin” in genealogy and behavior. Although we have many similarities, we also have differences that are numerous and complex. The Chimpanzee’s place in the…
This essay sets out to discuss the effects that clear moral values displayed by leaders within an organisation can have in the workplace and on an organisation. This all relates to one’s moral compass. It has been said that if a Manager’s moral compass is…
The basis of morality brings about a multitude of questions; how do we behave toward one another? How are we to learn morals? Why do we need them? What are the rules? Morality is a social phenomenon that I contribute most of what has been…
The use of smartphones by youths is continuously increasing as the years go by. As the world continues to develop, more avenues for youths, particularly teenagers, are being created for them to build relationships, communicate and to form social networks. Unfortunately, one of the issues…
Bullying behaviours across schools worldwide however, educational psychologists and educational officials have been considering different interventions to reduce bullying and eventually be able to prevent the bullying interaction from occurring. This study proposes an intervention which uses a combination of the intergroup approach and increasing…
Phobias are defined as ‘an overwhelming and debilitating fear of an object, place, situation, feeling or animal’. There have been many theories as to why phobias develop such as the cognitive, evolutionary and biological theories. One specific theory is the behavioural theory. This theory states…
This essay will explain the historical development of the Humanistic tradition of counselling whilst outlining the theoretical assumptions in the Humanistic approach. It will identify and explain a series of boundary issues and why these are important in regards to counselling settings. Humanistic counselling is…
It has been estimated that 1.1 billion young people (aged between 12–35 years) are at risk of hearing loss due to prolonged noise exposure in recreational settings. So, we can see that youths are having unsafe listening practice in the world today and hence they…
