The Impact of Dyslexia on Stroop Task Performance
The aim of the present study was to investigate the impact of dyslexia on the performance on Stroop task in individuals aged between 10 and 23.
Psychology
Psychology is the study of human behaviour and the mind, taking into account external factors, experiences, social influences and other factors. Psychologists set out to understand the mind of humans, exploring how different factors can contribute to behaviour, thoughts, and feelings.
Effect of Positive Morning Commutes on the Rest of the Day
It has been well established that your mood in the morning influences the rest of your day, and for many students, a large part of their morning is spent on the bus to university.
Group Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia (G-CBT-I) in Depression
The present study aims to examine the effects of combined CBT and CBT-I treatments in patients with MDD when also insomnia is present.
The Role of Working Memory in Second Language Acquisition
There are both cognitive (working memory, intelligence, attention to name a few) and social factors (such as education, motivation and age) that contribute to successful SLA. This dissertation focuses on the cognitive aspects.
Domestic Violence (DW) Survivor Awareness Program
Purpose
This program is designed to bring awareness to domestic violence (DV) survivors. This group will promote physical and emotional health of victims of a violent relationship.
Population
The po
The Effect of Increasing Working Memory Load on Static Postural Control in Young and Old Adults
In the current study, the specific cortical and postural changes influenced by a working memory task with varying cognitive load during a no vision static balancing task will be explored in healthy young and old adults.
Flight Anxiety Modality Questionnaire (FAM): How Do I Express My Fear?
Within the DSM-V diagnostic criteria, Specific Phobia (SP) is a ‘marked fear or anxiety about a specific object or situation’, with fear of flying (FF) and acrophobia specified under the ‘situational’ subcategory and fear of death (FD) within ‘other’.
Evidence Based Approaches to Child Development
A look at evidence based approaches to child development and a summary of various theories of learning and cognitive development.
Effect of Life Experiences on Psychology Theory Orientation
 As a child, growing up under the communist regime I struggled with the chasm in worldview provided by my social environment as compared to my parents. The communist rules and worldview needed to be
Habit Reversal Training:Â A Behavioural Intervention to Decrease Nail Biting
This case study of a 25-year-old participant with a significant nail-biting (NB) habit, examines the effect of Habit Reversal Training on the frequency of NB over 28 days.
