Essay provides a case study of psychological development of an unnamed subject.

Research using biological approaches to determine the causes of eating disorders. These studies explain how genetics explain contribute to someone developing an eating disorder but do not address why the number of people developing eating disorders is increasing.

Essay explores various eating disorders.

Eating Disorders

Analysis of eating disorders

This essay is on divorce and the effects on the child.

Explains how divorce affects a child in a family.

Essay on the effects of sexual abuse on children and its effects.

An increasing body of research has shown that television violence can bring out violent tendencies in children. Possible solutions is increased use of the V-chip and government regulation.

Why people kill each other: Looking for an explanation

Elizabeth Kubler-Ross and her contributions to psychology.

The essay presents the emotional theory by James and Lange.

Essay provides a pyschoanalysis of the world-renowned psychologist Erik Erikson.

Erik Erikson and his contributions to psychology.

Essay explains the views and life of Erik Erikson as well as his influence on developmental psychology.

This essay explores how Ernest Becker's psycological theories to Marc Antony, from William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar. Describes how Antony supports Becker's theory on religion and mortality.

Of all the agricultural land in the US, 87% is used to raise animals for food. These animals are fed more than 80 percent of the corn and 95 percent of the oats the US produces. Meat animals of the world alone consume food equal to caloric needs of 9 billion people- more than the entire human population on earth. It takes 2,500 gallons of water to produce a pound of meat, but only 25 gallons to produce a pound of wheat. A vegetarian food will make ten times as many humans happier than a non-vegetarian one, not counting the happiness gained by animals. Meat eating results in a lot of wastage of food that would otherwise have fed many more people.

Provides a brief outline of Sigmund Freud's psychodynamic theory. Discusses Freud's contribution to modern psychology. Analyzes Freud's ideology.

Answering questions related to obedience and authority. Explains various types of obedience. Examines likely factors contributing to resisting orders from an authority figure.