Our Psychology Study Notes focuses on the study of human behavior, considering its biological, effective, cognitive and social aspects.
The Psychology course prepares the future professional to act in the search for people’s well-being and mental health, in the clinical, school, organizational, institutional and community areas.
It offers students the theoretical knowledge of the area, through creative pedagogical resources, professional initiation, through internships, and initiation in research through the Center for Studies and Research in Psychology.
The internships, mandatory and always supervised, prioritize actions that meet the needs of the community in which the course is inserted.
Marriage is a complex and dynamic commitment. Over time, various challenges and issues can arise, whether communication, emotional, or even financial. This article will explore how psychological counseling can help couples address these issues and strengthen their relationship. Introduction: Why is Psychological Counseling Important in Marriage? Marriage is often considered an emotional journey filled with … Read more
Contents [ hide ] 1. Who is Thorndike? Briefly. 2. Thorndike’s Contributions to the Psychology of Learning What are the 3 Laws of Effect? 4. What is the Law of Readiness? 5. What is the Law of Repetition and Application? 6. Thorndike’s Applications in Education 7. Modern Significance of Thorndike’s Laws 8 Frequently Asked Questions 8.1 Who is Thorndike? 8.2 What is the Law of Effect? 8.3 What is … Read more
Contents [ hide ] 1. Definition of Cognitive Processes 2 Cognitive Process Skills 2.1 1. Attention 2.2 2. Detection 2.3 3. Recognition 2.4 4. Remembering 2.5 5. Understanding 2.6 6. Comprehension 2.7 7. Thinking 2.8 8. Organizing 2.9 9. Coding 3. Cognitive Development and its Role in Education 3.1 The Use of Cognitive Processes in Education 3.2 Assessment of Cognitive Skills 4. What can be done to improve cognitive processing skills? 4.1 Brain Exercises … Read more
Contents [ hide ] 1. What is Proactive Interference? 2. How does proactive interference occur? 3. Key Reasons for Obstructing Progress 4. Signs of Proactive Interference 5. Effects of Proactive Interference on Learning 6 Ways to Prevent Proactive Interference 7 Examples of Proactive Interference 8 Frequently Asked Questions 8.1 What is Proactive Interference? 8.2 How Does Proactive Interference Occur? 8.3 What are the effects of proactive interference on learning? … Read more
Contents [ hide ] 1. What is Information Processing Theory? 2. History and Development of Information Processing Theory 3. The Role of Information Processing Theory in the Learning Process 4. Attention and Information Processing: Receiving and Filtering Information 5. Memory Systems: Short-Term and Long-Term Memory 6. Encoding and Retrieving Information in Information Processing Theory 7. Educational Applications and Classroom Use of Information Processing Theory 8. Criticisms … Read more
Contents [ hide ] 1. Definition of Social Learning Theory 2. Fundamental Principles of Social Learning Theory 2.1 Observation and Imitation 2.2 Modeling 2.3 Intrinsic Motivation 2.4 The Role of Reinforcers 3. Albert Bandura and the Theory of Social Learning 4. Contributions of Social Learning Theory to Education 4.1 The Importance of Group Work 4.2 The Role of Model Teachers 4.3 Use of Technology 4.4 Self-Assessment and Feedback Applications of … Read more
