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Psychological theories of aging
Disease-a-Month, 2015Before elaborating on psychological theories of aging, it is worthwhile to reflect on what this concept implies. Are psychological theories of aging ideas about psychological changes that commonly result from aging, much like physiological changes relate to biological theories of aging, or do we use psychological theories of aging to better understand ...
Iris, Wernher, Martin S, Lipsky
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Psychological Theories of Pain
Primary Dental Journal, 2018While pain has traditionally been understood within a medical model that equates pain to tissue damage or disease, this understanding is not consistent with everyday observations of pain or with clinical examples of persistent pain where there is often very little correlation between pain experienced and physical findings.
Penlington C, Urbanek M, Barker S
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Postempiricism and Psychological Theory
Journal of Clinical Child Psychology, 1999Discusses postempiricism as a view of scientific knowledge and of knowledge in general. It gives a prominent role to theory in relation to experience, experiment, and action and emphasizes the contextual nature of knowledge. The articles by Dishion and Patterson (this issue), Evans (this issue), and Liddle (this issue) are all positioned clearly in ...
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The Psychology of Conspiracy Theories
2018Who believes in conspiracy theories, and why are some people more susceptible to them than others? What are the consequences of such beliefs? Has a conspiracy theory ever turned out to be true? The Psychology of Conspiracy Theories debunks the myth that conspiracy theories are a modern phenomenon, exploring their broad social contexts, from politics to
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Psychological Theories of E.C.T.: A Review
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1967Since the inception of the use of artificially induced convulsions as a therapeutic agent in 1935 by Meduna and the modification of this method of treatment by the use of electric currents by Cerletti and Bini in 1938, a vast literature has accumulated on this form of psychiatric treatment.
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Outlines of a general psychological theory of psychological intervention
Theory & Psychology, 2014While everyday life is necessarily using common sense for solving practical problems, it is not sufficient for psychology’s advancement of generalized knowledge. Our recognition of the conceptual-methodological unfeasibility of the common-sense foundation of psychology raises the necessity of developing a theory of intervention that considers the ...
SALVATORE, Sergio, VALSINER, JAAN
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A Theory of Behavior or a Theory of Psychology?
2021This chapter is composed of three sections. A first, very brief, deals with the personal biography related to the present theoretical formulation. It will help to make more understandable the changes that occurred in the process of searching for identity in psychology and knowledge of the phenomena it comprises.
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2018
The object of study in psychology is the experience and behaviour of organisms, particularly human organisms. Psychology resembles the other sciences in employing methods appropriate to material phenomena but, unlike them, the mind (sometimes held to be immaterial) is among its objects of study.
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The object of study in psychology is the experience and behaviour of organisms, particularly human organisms. Psychology resembles the other sciences in employing methods appropriate to material phenomena but, unlike them, the mind (sometimes held to be immaterial) is among its objects of study.
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