Tells the experience of a melancholic.

Module 7, Assignment two from Personality Theories class, Argosy University Online – written in pursuit of Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology, April, 2011. Contains interesting thoughts and beliefs from these two leading psychologists regarding "self-actualized people" and "B-values".

An essay about the beliefs of one famous psychologist, which compare to my own (with a spiritual link). This was a Discussion Question that was asked in my Personality Theories class at Argosy University Online, while I was pursuing my B.A. in Psychology in April, 2011.

Happiness is that what we all look for in life. And obviously there are some psychological links for every individual’s happiness.

Many of us have been or are on a quest for "enlightenment" and the "Truth" but are we barking up the wrong ashram?

An introduction to Abraham Maslow’s theory of needs.

An introduction to one of the more useful tools for understanding the psychology of customers.

Thoughts of what I am looking for in a relationship.

Age is very much an attitude of mind. There are positive and negative aspects to all the manifestations of increasing age. Too often, age is seen as a failing rather than the triumph it can be. The media, in particular, present it as a fate to be resisted at all costs.

A look at cognitive consonance and self-actualization, and how easily it can about if one is willing… but a caveat, to be true to oneself, to be "one", to exist in that place where mind meets body, where one is where one wants to be, also means that must be willing to stand against authority or the mob, and be willing to sacrifice all to principle; be ready to be alone if you are genuine.