Motivation: This paper aims to show the central role of notion attachment in human behavior, image God representation believer as a parental figure and an oversized personal relationships, social religious behavior. Methods: Scientific comparative studies different concepts from psychology religion, psychology, psychoanalytic theory, cognitive well research behavioral studies. Results: Attachme...

The term personality comes from the Latin word persona, which means ‘mask’. This definition of personality implies that important aspects of a person remain concealed for some reason. Many answers exist to the question of personality. In fact, every theory of personality can be viewed as an attempt to define personality and these definitions differ markedly from one another. The psychoanalytic ...

Literature and psychology, which have different characteristics from each other, often try to study common issues. Both fields benefit other in terms of subject analysis. Just like this regard, studies on the deception, are studied both areas, not considered sufficient literature. Studies field infidelity more factors that may be effective discoursed. The main purpose is examine behaviors novel...

This paper tries to study the effective factors involving in social identity among high school students in Amol (Northern Iran) from three different viewpoints: Religion, family and national ones. This research is done by survey and questionnaire method. The sample were 372 Boys and girls. The findings show variables like self satisfaction, rationalization of affairs, and self-steastm influen...

The history of the sciences of the human brain and mind has been characterized from the beginning by two parallel traditions. The prevailing theory that still influences the way current neuroimaging techniques interpret brain function, can be traced back to classical localizational theories, which in turn go back to early phrenological theories. The other approach has its origins in the hierarc...

Psychoanalytic theories of early developmental life are dominated by the idea of omnipotent phantasy, with the neonate either totally out of touch with ‘reality’ or grasping a modified grandiose form of it. In the extreme, later psychic breakdown by an individual tends to be viewed in the light of a regression to this early infantile mode of psychological functioning. Patrick Gallwey, in an ins...

issue of Hume’s problem of induction and is about what would nowadays be called philosophy (or psychology) of education rather than philosophy of science or general epistemology. Admittedly, Popper provides a clue to this background in Unended Quest. The theory of “noninductive” learning, he there remarks, was initially a theory about young children. And, as he also recalls, he was inclined to ...