What the Witness Saw — by MCT on

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Eyewitness identification is one of the most important areas applied and utilized in psychology. Lawyers, police and judges, the profe...

Social Psychology — by MCT on

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In the early 1900s, Sigmund Freud and other psychotherapist argued that human behavior is a result of past experience. Wolfgang Koher an...

Memory Studies — by MCT on

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In the 19th Century, Memory was one of the first fields being studied by Psychologist's and was connected closely to consciousnes...

Cognitive Psychology — by MCT on

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After the World War 2, much of the psychology discipline followed on from Behaviorist and started to move towards practical applicatio...

Learning is not possible — by MCT on

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Karl Lashley, an American Physiologist, was interested in the physical brain, in specific to the learning process. It was suggested th...

Surface — by MCT on

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The Four Temperaments — by MCT on

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Claudius Galen, a Roman Philosopher and physician, formulated the concept of personality types utilizing the works from Greek theory o...

The Mind — by MCT on

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Johan Herbart, born in Germany, investigated how the mind works in managing ideas and concepts. Given the life line time of human, over t...

The Origin of Species — by MCT on

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The origin of species was a framework provided by Charles Darwin, used to debate on whether intelligence was fixed by genetic inheritanc...