This paper seeks to discuss the mandatory military service law of the United Arab Emirates that requires male youths between 18 and 30 years of age to spend at least nine months in the military service and its effect on the behavior of people. The law allows women to volunteer in serving the military, while […] Read more >>
Introduction Relativism is a theory, according to which all points of view are considered to be valid, while the truth is relative to an individual. Relativism applies to all genres of ideas, ranging from ethics to history or epistemology. For instance, in ethics, every behavior and morality is considered to be right depending on the […] Read more >>
Mental disorders among children and adolescents are common and problematic issues that must be studied. In general, mental disorders have an extremely negative impact on leisure activities, family life, and educational achievements. Very often, several of them develop at once. Such disorders are generally associated with increased depression and anxiety among children and adolescents and […] Read more >>
Abstract The purpose of this paper is to explain why classical conditioning theory better appeals to the author as compared to the operant conditioning theory. Pavlov conducted an experiment with a dog to determine the effect of a learning response. His aim was to prove that we develop behavior by responding to stimulus. He paired […] Read more >>
Cognitive mapping is an essential part of cognitive psychology studies. The importance of this issue is predetermined by a direct connection of cognitive mapping with a person’s memory and mental health. It plays an important role in a person’s ability to navigate in the surrounding environment. Thus, the investigation of cognitive mapping results in obtaining […] Read more >>
Abstract Depression and anxiety are the most prevalent psychiatric conditions in the world. Depression is the leading cause of disability globally and is forecasted to be the second-largest contributor to the global burden of morbidity by the year 2020. There are multiple treatments for depression and anxiety that have varying degrees of effectiveness. Physical exercises […] Read more >>
Introduction Researching alcoholism, the meaning of this term should be clarified first. Alcoholism is an illness characterized by an impairment directly linked to the persistent and excessive use and abuse of alcohol (Roth & Khantzian, 2015). The impairment may either be a psychological, social or physiological dysfunction. The causes of alcoholism remain unknown. Some studies […] Read more >>
Introduction Students with disabilities in a community face a mild number of challenges. In most instances, the uniqueness of the students affects both their social and academic performance. In contrast to other students in the school and community, setting students with disabilities requires constant supervision, monitoring, and assistance. However, data from past surveys and exercises […] Read more >>
Counseling Introduction Counselors deal with individuals and groups of people who are in need of counseling. Dealing with an individual is relatively easy, though it is associated with a set of ethical issues and challenges that the counselor has to deal with. Support groups such as AA deal with groups of people sharing a common […] Read more >>
BluePrint · The World Health Organization (WHO) has deleted the word “homosexuality” from the list of diagnoses and given an opportunity for homosexuality to be considered a normal event. Until that, homosexuality was considered a disease, and then after that became a variant of the norm. · Since ancient times, the phenomenon of homosexuality took […] Read more >>
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