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Category Archives: Psychology
Celebrate National Nutrition Month with free reading on top nutrition books on Questia
Welcome to National Nutrition Month 2013! Never celebrated before? This year is the perfect time to begin, being the 40th anniversary celebration of National Nutrition Month. According to EatRight.org, “The National Nutrition Month 2013 theme, “Eat Right, Your Way, Every …
Posted in Medicine and Health Sciences, Psychology, Research Paper Help, Sciences
Tagged Footnotes, free reading, health, nutrition
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Free reading on famous conspiracy theories: Top five most researched conspiracies
Historical events have long been debated or explained as having secret plots and covert operations, but do these conspiracy theories have academic merit? Questia is home to a wealth of information and studies on a wide range of conspiracy theories …
Posted in Literature, Psychology, Research Paper Help, Sciences, Student resources
Tagged conspiracy theories, free books, free reading, moon landing, september 11, UFOs
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Counseling psychology and development: Providing therapeutic treatments to treat a wide variety of symptoms
In life, there are no guarantees. While you can control much of what goes on in your life, there are instances when issues can arise, overwhelming our abilities to manage and control our responses to them. Counseling psychology is one …
Free reading honoring Spiritual Literacy Month: Top five most researched religious topics
Religious views, standpoints and beliefs have been an important part of society and politics for centuries. No matter which sector the specific beliefs — or lack there of — are from, people take great pride and comfort in their religions and deities. …
Posted in Humanities, Literature, Philosophy, Psychology, Research Paper Help, Student resources, Study Tips
Tagged Footnotes, free books, free reading, religion, Spiritual Literacy Month, Top5
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Human rights, humanitarianism and civil society: Free research for Universal Human Rights Month
From the fight against segregation to the pursuit for equal LGBT marriage rights, human rights has come a long way over the years not just in the United States, but throughout the world. In honor of Universal Human Rights Month, we …
American consumerism, materialism and conspicuous consumption — A culture in crisis?
If there’s one thing American culture has never shied away from, it’s consumerism. The term consumerism was first used in 1915 to refer to “advocacy of the rights and interests of consumers, according to the Oxford English Dictionary. But does …
Psychology articles on dreams, memory and personality on Questia
If you’re searching for psychology articles on dreams, memory, personality or other topics, check out some of the scholarly books and articles on Questia, your online research library and paper-writing tool. The entire Questia site has been redesigned to be …
Posted in Education news, Psychology, Reference, Research Paper Help, Sciences, Student resources
Tagged articles, behavior, dreams, library, memory, personality, psychoanalytic, psychology, research, theory
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Honoring Mental Health Awareness Month: Become informed with free online reading
In 1949, Mental Health America started the tradition of celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month in May to raise awareness of mental health conditions. Although these conditions are often associated with a negative stigma, mental wellness is just as important as good …
The Effect of Your Environment, Part II
A Fine Mess Albert Einstein is widely quoted as saying, “If a cluttered desk signs a cluttered mind, of what, then, is an empty desk a sign?” If you’ve used his words to defend your own messy ways at school, …
Posted in College Success Tips, Philosophy, Psychology
Tagged clutter, Environment, messy, study habits
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