Theory of Instrumental or Operant Conditioning
Instrumental conditioning theory of learning was formulated by B.F. Skinner. Who was an American Psychologist. His theory came based on […]
educational psychology, Psychology
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Psychology
Classical Conditioning Theory of Learning
Ivan Pavlov (1849-1936), was a renowned Russian Psychologist. He propounded the theory of classical conditioning in learning. Classical conditioning theory
Psychology
The Concept of Educational Psychology
The relevance of Educational Psychology in the classroom can not be over-emphasized. This is because a teacher who has skills
Psychology
13 main Branches of Psychology
Many branches of psychology help to study different characteristics an organism can exhibit at a particular time or situation.
THE CONCEPT OF PSYCHOLOGY
Psychology as a branch of knowledge is devoted to the study of the behaviour of human beings and animals. To
Understanding the Interplay of Feelings, Mental Health Awareness, and Cognitive Behavior
Mental health awareness, feelings, and cognitive behavior are inextricably linked components of the human experience.
Meaning of Dreams You Must Know Before You Sleep
In this blog post, we will explore the meaning of dreams or dream interpretations, which is the science of dreaming, and provide insights that may help you heed the messages of your dreams before you sleep
The Psychology of Imagination: Unraveling the Mind’s Canvas
In this blog post, we delve deep into the psychology of imagination, exploring its definition, mechanisms, developmental stages, and its significance in our everyday lives.
Understanding the Contrarian Behavior of Young Children: Why They Often Do the Opposite of What They’re Told
It is commonly said in various societies that if you want to tell a child not to do something, it
Cain Complex, Education, Psychology, Social Development
Why do young 3-year-old children hate their young siblings?
This is usually common in children of the same sex. It may end with age and parents’ counselling of the
Education, Electra Complex, Oedipus Complex, Phallic Stage, Psychology
Why do Boys love their mothers and Girls their fathers?
This is a characteristic of the Phallic Stage of Freud’s psychosexual development. The phallic stage is the third stage of
Business, Education, Humanistic Psychology, Motivation, Psychology, Self-actualization
MASLOW’S HIERARCHY OF NEEDS THEORY OF MOTIVATION
Different schools of thought have advanced different theories on the topic of motivation and how it relates to behaviour. The