Statement of Problem Work pressure has occupied a great part of a consideration in social psychological exploration, and the psychological well-being of employees in the workplace is critical to avoid stress and improve employees’ performance (Vainio, 2015). Stress is inevitable in the workplace, and the effects of stress are mostly...
Self-handicapping belongs to the number of attributional techniques that help people to prevent potential failures from severely affecting their psychological well-being and self-esteem. From a long-term perspective, self-handicapping can reduce people’s chances to fulfill their true potential. As a future specialist, I hypothesize that exploring people’s predisposition to putting obstacles...
Introduction The problem of substance use disorder (SUD) is getting more and more complicated nowadays. To control this grievous development in society a row of varied treatment approaches were developed. These treatment approaches are dependent on their connection to a few major theories explaining the reasons why people are affected...
People’s reaction to the loss The loss causes a lot of consequences on a human life. People cope with the loss in many ways. The reaction of people depends on their psychological state, personal abilities and the relationships with the person who has died. There are a lot of other...
Introduction The Little Albert Experiment refers to a psychology experiment carried out by John Watson and Rosalie Rayner. The experiment, which took place in 1920, was an extension of an earlier experiment that involved the reflexive relationships of stimulus-response conditioning. This earlier experiment took place with the supervision of a...
Emotional intelligence (EQ) is an important concept that is impalpable but rather impactful. Individuals with a higher level of EQ have a better chance of navigating through social complexities and making decisions that are in line with the existing environment (Bradberry, 2020). In order for emotional intelligence to be beneficial,...