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The History of Industrial and Organizational Psychology
Industrial and organizational (I/O) psychology is defined as the application of psychological principles and theories to the workplace. However, there are two parts of I/O psychology. The industrial side is associated with job analysis, training,...
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How to Analyze a Child's Drawings
The idea to study drawings is helpful in family cases. Children notice the little things around them, that some adults will overlook. By having a child draw, what they view around them shows. For example, a child who is being abused by their father...
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History of Abnormal Psychology
Specialists who have studied bones, artwork, and remnants of ancient societies have noticed that the societies probably regarded abnormal behavior as the work of evil spirits. Most ancient societies believed that all events around and within them...
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The Family "Factory": Virginia Satir's Family Roles
Virginia Satir studied families and created an idea of family roles in the household. She believed a role that a person assumes in their family tends to be the founding of where the adult will grow. She recognized the importance an original family...
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The Unconscious and Archetypes by Carl Jung
In 1899, Sigmund Freud explored the unconscious and was one of the first psychologists to ever study the subject. He even write a book about his findings known as The Interpretation of Dreams to explain the unconscious to the public. In 1903,...
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The Eight Aspects of Personality
Do you enjoy going to the mall and watching people converse with others? Are you constantly observing other people? Do you like putting puzzles together? People are puzzles, every piece more important and interesting than the last. There are many...