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What is Conservation in Psychology?

Conservation is a term that is often used in psychology to describe the understanding that certain physical characteristics of objects […]

Transduction in psychology can be the process of converting energy into neural impulses, or electrical signals, that we perceive as

A motive, or motivation, is the thing that makes us act and behave a certain way in order to achieve

A matched group design, or matched subjects design, is when an experiment is designed to control for individual differences by

In psychology, sensitization is a non-direct non-associative learning process where repeated exposure to a stimulus ends up in an increased

In psychology, centration is the likelihood to focus on only one aspect at a time. In Piaget’s theory of cognitive

As humans, we often try to make sense of the world around us by categorizing our experiences and learning from

“He who cannot shape himself first can never shape the world!” ― Mehmet Murat ildan Shaping Definition in Psychology Shaping

“If one doesn’t value logic, what logical argument would you invoke to prove they should value logic?” – Sam Harris

Samantha had always been a standout employee at her company. She worked hard and consistently exceeded expectations, and it wasn’t