Month: March 2014

Technology addiction is a disorder, which can occur in people who make excessive use of the technology and its products, e.g., cell phones and the […]

Dance therapy is a psychotherapeutic discipline in the field of artistic therapies. The freely improvised dance serves the individual expressions, understanding and processing of emotions […]

Gaming addiction refers to excessive or compulsive use of computer and video games. In some cases it is reported that players who play compulsively, isolating […]

Ethical behavior is not only simple compliance with certain restrictions, but also the implementation of the principle of respect for the customer at the expense […]

In addition to its direct functions – communication with others – a cell phone can replace a camera, camcorder, game console, book, etc. It is […]

Existential therapy, also referred to as existential psychotherapy, is a form of therapy based both existential philosophy and existential psychology. Therapy has its adepts worldwide […]

Speech and language acquisition is the process whereby children acquire their first spoken language, their native language. This should not be confused with language learning, […]

Behavior therapy is a psychological approach focusing on observable behavior determined by the environment and the history of interactions between the individual and his environment. […]

The Shopping addiction (also Shopaholism, buying mania, spending spree, buying pressure, Noemie, pathological buying) is a mental disorder among consumers, which is expressed as compulsive, […]