In this post, an analysis of the qualities of leadership is outlined. Effective leaders arise in all sorts of environments, whether directed or undirected. They emerge to fulfill their duties, and in order for them to succeed, they must possess the following qualities discussed in this post.
Values, Attitudes and Work Behaviour
This post examines the tendency of individuals to prefer certain states of affairs over others. Values have to do with what we consider good or bad.
Major Depressive Mood Disorder
Many people have it comorbid with another illness and it’s therefore not often found. This post examines differences and heritability of mood disorders
Decision Making
The process of developing a commitment to some course of action. Decision making involves three aspects: choices, process, and resources.
Sullivan & Interpersonal Theory
Sullivan insisted in Interpersonal Theory of Personality that personality is shaped almost entirely by the relationships we have with other people.
Sex and Hormones
This post examines the effects of hormones on sexual development, sexual organs, and the ways in which behaviour is affected.
Karen Horney and Psychoanalytic Social Theory
Karen Horney’s psychoanalytic social theory, assumes that social and cultural conditions, especially during childhood, have a powerful effect on later personality.
Substance Abuse and Alcoholism Decoded
Substance abuse (alcoholism) is a maladaptive pattern of substance use leading to clinically significant impairment or stress.
Characteristics of Neurons, Part 2
This is the second part of the outline of the neuron, its functions, action potentials alongside the resting potential.
Carl Jung: Analytical Psychology
Carl Jung believed that people are extremely complex beings who possess a variety of opposing qualities, such as introversion and extraversion, masculinity and femininity, and rational and irrational drives.