behavior
Psychology
by: rika, 7 pagesPsychology is the scienti? c study of behavior and mental life. e discipline is broad, with di? erent ?elds of study that range from conducting basic research in laboratory or ? eld settings, to ...
Interpersonal Relations and Group Processes
by: rika, 24 pagesClose interpersonal relationships can be analyzed in terms of social exchange of goods, love, information and so on. Happy close relationships are characterized by high intimacy, whereas distressed ...
Use of Nutritional Supplements in Sports : Risks, Knowledge, and Behavioural Related Factors
by: shinta, 7 pagesA large number of recreational and elite athletes use nutritional supplements in hopes of improving performance. These aids can be costly and potentially harmful, and the advertised ...
STRESS, BEHAVIOR, AND HEART DISEASE
by: shinta, 10 pagesScientists have long puzzled over the fact that many heart attacks occur in persons apparently free of risk factors such as high blood pressure, smoking, and high cholesterol. What, ...
Gambling Behaviors and Problem Gambling Among Adults in New York State: Initial Findings from the 2006 OASAS Household Survey
by: shinta, 19 pagesIn order to assess the nature and extent of gambling problems in New York State, OASAS conducted a household survey of adults age 18 and older. The survey was conducted through the ...
The Effects of Fear and Anger Facial Expressions on Approach- and Avoidance-Related Behaviors
by: shinta, 6 pagesThe facial expressions of fear and anger are universal social signals in humans. Both expressions have been frequently presumed to signify threat to perceivers and therefore are often used in ...
Is there an effect of subliminal messages in music on choice behavior ?
by: shinta, 18 pagesThe present study examines the effects of subliminal text messages in music on choice behavior. Subliminal messages are assumed to function as auditory primers. The results of two ...
Intrinsic Motivation Systems for Autonomous Mental Development
by: shinta, 22 pagesExploratory activities seem to be intrinsically rewarding for children and crucial for their cognitive development. Can a machine be endowed with such an intrinsic motivation ...
