Psychology

Since there are multiple factors influencing people’s intelligence, one needs to take all of of them into account for having a correct measurement of intelligence. […]

Although standardized tests are widely used to measure people’s intelligence, researches indicate this method is not enough to determine one’s smartness becausintelligence is not limited to one type. […]

Some coercive tactics can lead the accused to falsely confess, which is the root cause of many wrongful convictions in the US. The good news is there are some solutions proposed for this issue. […]

Memories can be declined and even altered as time passes by. That’s particularly true when its comes eyewitnesses, whose memories can change under the influence of certain factors. […]

When the initial perception of an event doesn’t happen accurately, the accurate memory isn’t formed as well. That’s why the eyewitnesses’ reports aren’t always correct. […]

The attachment bond that babies form during their infancy have larger implications. These bonds have a significant impact later in the life, influencing their relationships, emotions, behaviors, and even religious beliefs. […]

There are three different types of attachment bonds that are formed during a child’s infancy. Genetics, parenting skills, mother’s temperament andcultural milieu have an impact on the bond between the baby and the caregiver. […]

The bond shared between a baby and a caregiver can positively affect the its overall development. Forming an attachment bond in infancy is important, as it contributes to the child’s cognitive, motor, emotional, social, and physical development. […]

Many studies shows that children can speed up their language learning procedure if they receive more interactions and conversational turns from their families […]