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Showing posts with label Psychology Images. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Psychology Images. Show all posts
This illustrated quote from William James forms part of an initiative to create a repository of psychology images that can be freely used for non commercial purposes. You can see the full collection of images available via the following link.
This quote from Thomas Szasz forms part of an initiative to create a repository of psychology images that can be freely used for non commercial purposes. You can see the full collection of images available via the following link.
This classic publication elevated Thomas Szasz into a position of international renown and controversy. According to Szasz, the concept of mental illness is fundamentally flawed because it is based on the premiss that it is caused by nervous system disorders; in particular brain disorders which manifest themselves via abnormal thought patterns and behavior.
To Thomas Szasz most cases of "mental illness" are routed within a social context, and are in fact problems of living, and should, therefore, be recognised as so.
If you would like to read "The Myth of Mental Illness," A free full-text copy of this Thomas Szasz classic is available via the following link.
I've just added a psychology pictures page to the main website, a photographic tribute to the wonderful world of psychology. The first part of this page contains a handpicked collection of the very best psychology pictures posted on the photo sharing website Flickr. A selection of these photos are featured in the following video clip. Don't forget to vote for your favorite.
Eventually the psychology pictures page will also contain images that are believed to be in the public domain and as such can be used without restriction. The idea here is to provide a repository of psychology images and psychology graphics that can be used in psychology presentations, projects, lectures, dissertations, books etc.
You can visit the psychology pictures page by clicking on the following link.
I've had a passionate interest in psychology for over 20 years. I began studying psychology in 1990, and I've been teaching psychology in some capacity or another since 1998.
I have a first class honors degree in psychology and a Masters in Occupational psychology from the University of Sheffield (UK). For a number of years, I was a lecturer in psychology at the University of Huddersfield (UK).
I have built four websites around my teaching and research interests.
