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ArticlesSakyamuni Buddha (Psychology)
By Poh Gin Koi
This article was sent to http://www.digg.com and ever since my membership to that site was terminated. So we in Asia are more able to tolerate another person's religion, whether it's a religion of gods or tree-worshippers. Please read on...... Time perception-research paper (Psychology)
By Tang Yee Lee Elizabeth
Two theories- The Scalar Expectancy Theory (SET) and the Temporal Range Frequency Theory (TRFT) were used to predict two different results in a temporal bisection task with preceding clicks of either 10ms duration, 50ms duration or no-clicks (silence). SET predicts that the subjective duration of Probe at the 10ms condition would be judged longer than those in the silence condition, but the 10ms and the 50ms condition would not differ. On the other hand, the TRFT predicts that the Probe duration at the 50ms condition would be perceived as shorter than the 10ms condition but longer than the silence condition. Results shown that SET was supported, which can be explained by the arousal effect that speed up the internal clock of the participants. The 90/10 Principle (Psychology)
By Jack
Discover the 90/10 Principle. It will change your life (at least the way you react to situations). How inspiration and perspiration is connected to creativity (Psychology)
By Chang Han Thomas
How to ignite the light bulb in your mind? This treatise examines creativity systematically and briefly so as to derive a creative solution to any problem, possibly by not thinking too much about it! The Secret of Acknowledgments (Psychology)
By Jack
Have you ever noticed how you like talking to some people, but hate talking to others? Do you wish people would confide in you or felt more comfortable talking to you? If so, you'll like this simple, yet powerful, communication secret. The Home Advantage in Sport Competitions (Psychology)
By Goh Yee Hwee
This article attempts to explain why sports teams playing on home ground seems to have more advantages over visiting teams during competitions. It also suggest various methods in which coaches can employ durin competitons to prepare their players. Sport commitment: a model integrating enjoyment, dropout, and burnout (Psychology)
By Goh Yee Hwee
This article will discuss the various causes of of athletes staying or giving out sports. It also suggest various methods in which coaches can use to prevent burnout of athletes. Social and Psychological Foundation of Physical Education and Sport (Psychology)
By Goh Yee Hwee
This is a research paper on the concept of exercise and mental health. In this paper, the relationship of exercise and mental health is being discuss and several application is being suggested. Presuppositions (Psychology)
By Richard Ngu
In this paper various approaches to the treatment of Presuppositions have been discussed and compared. The arguments are based on the projection problems from different point of assumptions and point of view. Some key points in this discussion is that contexts should contain more information, as well as context represents what a speaker is assuming for conversation should be taken more seriously. Ethics at Work: Minding our own business (Psychology)
By Jennifer Lim
A real life experience case study on how to solve ethical problems at work by using business ethics theory such as The Kant's theory. This article shows a simple example of dilemma that you might encounter daily at work and how a simple theory can be used for reasoning. Create To Be Creative (Psychology)
By Malaysian Psychology Centre
‘Idiotic idea huh!’ ‘How come you can be a manager?’ ‘Wasted-lah,you!’ ‘What? Sorry ,no budget!’ All these killer phrases are circling around Rashid’s mind – a project manager in one well established organization in Kuala Lumpur...
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