psychologyandsociety.com
A primary purpose of this website is educational: to provide interesting and important information and research findings on human behavior, feeling, and thinking. There are interesting psychology articles concerning a number of interesting psychology topics and psychology concepts (including basic psychology concepts). Some of the concepts in psychology include classical conditioning, observational learning, semantic memory, the availability heuristic, and the decay theory of forgetting. Some of the social psychology concepts include the fundamental attribution error, altruism, and loneliness.
This website also has some information about possible solutions to some important problems, writing papers, thesis writing, and research ideas. Some of the problems in the Solutions section included unmotivated students and a lack of motivation at work.
The Psychology Fiction section has some information concerning a number of possible functions of presenting important concepts in psychology in fiction, and some of the fiction books that I would view as reflecting important concepts in psychology. These books can be labeled psychology fiction books or psychology novels.
The Psychology and Society Timeline section has a brief psychology timeline that contains a description of some events that might be important for society. There is also some information on some psychological books.
The Personality section has information on personality theories and personality research findings.
The Memory section has information on memory concepts and memory research findings.
The Poems section has two short poems that can be viewed as inspirational poems about life. They can also be viewed as philosophical and psychology poems.
The Cover Letter Writing section has information that may be helpful in writing the job application cover letter.
Some of the articles in the Reflections section include, "The Sincere Apology Letter," "Rembering Names," "The Psychology of Singing: Why Do We Like Karaoke?," "Communication Skills in the Workplace: Rapport Building Strategies," and "Money Saving Tips: Calculating Long-term Spending.
