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Alexa Kightlinger Introduction As a child, I remember watching one of my favorite television shows, Monk  (2002) .  The show features a...

By: Felicia Shen Baumrind’s Theory on Parenting Styles Renowned clinical and developmental psychologist, Diana Baumrind is best known...

By: M. Dawbin While bipolar disorder (BD) and epilepsy seem like separate conditions, they share similar symptoms, physical...

By Alessandra Soto In the Latino/Hispanic Community, many move to the United States to find financial independence and stability. Due to...

Written by: Jacinda Taggett Oftentimes when an individual encounters a rewarding situation, such as getting take-out food after a long...

By Ethan Messier Introduction An epileptic seizure can take many frightening forms. Symptoms of a seizure can vary dramatically, from...

Desiree Lano Introduction There’s no denying it: Schizophrenia (SZ) is one of the most misunderstood psychiatric illnesses in our...

By Andrew Monti On June 21, 2022, a teenage boy experienced an unexpected horror that permanently and drastically changed his life....

By: Felicia Shen Why Early Introduction to Mathematics is Important for Early Childhood Mathematics is applicable in much of our daily...

By: Anya Singh Memory is understood as the persistence of learning and retention of information over time, and it is crucial to our daily...

By Bernd van Ruremonde Image by macrovector on Freepik Introduction Approximately 12 years ago, in 2012, I had my first encounter with...

By: Alondra Alamillo Introduction Lily is a year sober today, but she does not feel it is worth celebrating. Although she is now months...

Olivia Gudeahn Attachment theory is a pillar of developmental psychology. It describes the early relationship between a primary caregiver...

By: Noah Morales Introduction: Every time my parents discuss how to raise a child with new families, the common phrase of “parenting...

Alexa Kightlinger Introduction to DID We’ve all been there. From forgetting where we’ve haphazardly thrown our car keys to missing an...

By: Autumn Augustus Introduction: In a dimly lit room, the young boy confides with a haunting whisper, "I see dead people," a famous line...

By: Catherine Gooch History In his 1817 work titled “An Essay on the Shaking Palsy,” James Parkinson described a progressive condition in...

Written By: Juliana Morsello Introduction Alyssa has been diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder. One afternoon, her friend Sarah...

Written by: Vasiliki Maria Loukaki The modern human world is the result of a series of advancements, which have allowed us to...