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This video explains the importance of mean, median, and mode. Measures of central tendency help to summarize, interpret, and understand data.

This video explains that teenage pregnancy requires a combination of education, healthcare, family support, and community intervention. Preventive measures and support systems are critical in addressing its causes and mitigating its effects on individuals and society.

While each learning theory has a unique focus, they share common goals such as being learner-centered, the role of the environment, and the importance of feedback and motivation. These similarities highlight their complementary nature in understanding and supporting diverse learning processes.

This video explains Freud's structure of personality. Freud's theory of personality provides a foundational understanding of human behavior and the mind's structure.

This video explains that frustration can arise when an individual fails to adjust to new situations or when personal needs are unmet. Conflict often leads to frustration, especially when opposing parties fail to find a resolution. The effective adjustment reduces frustration and prevents conflicts, while poor adjustments can escalate them.

This video explains that the brain learns and remembers through complex processes involving neural connections, memory consolidation, and retrieval mechanisms. Adopting strategies like recall, repetition, and healthy lifestyle choices can improve memory skills and overall cognitive performance.

This video explains who are exceptional children. Exceptional children are those children who deviate significantly from the average or typical development in terms of intellectual, physical, emotional, or social characteristics. These are those children with disabilities, gifted and talented, and children with dual exceptionalities.

This video explains that intelligence is learning, reasoning, solving problems, and adapting to new situations. Intelligence encompasses cognitive functions like memory, perception, decision-making, and creativity.

Behavioral problems refer to persistent patterns of actions, emotions, or attitudes that disrupt daily functioning, relationships, or academic performance. These issues often manifest in inappropriate, aggressive, defiant, or socially disruptive behaviors and may indicate underlying emotional or psychological challenges. Addressing these problems early will prevent escalation and long-term impacts.

This video explains the different types of learning disabilities such as reading disability, mathematical disability, writing disability, etc. Learning disabilities are neurologically-based disorders that affect a person's ability to acquire, process, or use information effectively.

This video explains that organizational psychology improves workplace communication, designs ergonomic and employee-friendly work environments, develops policies for remote and hybrid work models, and enhances collaboration and teamwork in cross-functional groups.

This video explains that PFA helps reduce immediate distress, promotes resilience and recovery, and encourages people to seek additional help if needed.

Understanding the group dynamics and behavior will lead to effective collaboration, resolving conflicts, and achieving collective goals in a group environment.

Understanding and addressing individual differences is essential to provide an inclusive and effective learning environment.

This video explains individual differences. Individual differences refer to the unique characteristics and traits that distinguish one person from another. These differences influence how a person thinks, feels, behaves, and learns.

Dealing with students with behavioral challenges requires a lot of patience, understanding, and effective strategies to create a supportive learning environment.

This video explains that aptitude refers to an individual's natural ability or potential to learn or perform certain tasks. Aptitude is often seen as an innate capacity to acquire knowledge or skills in specific areas. It is typically measured through standardized tests that assess various dimensions.

This video explains that depression is alarming because it is a serious mental health condition that can affect every aspect of a person's life, including their emotions, thinking, behavior, physical health, and relationships. If left untreated, it can lead to severe consequences, such as chronic health problems, social isolation, and even suicide.

This video explains that forgetting is the inability to retrieve or recall information that was previously stored in memory. Forgetting is a natural part of the cognitive process and can occur at any stage of memory. Different theories explain how and why forgetting occurs, with some emphasizing the passage of time, while others highlight the role of interference or retrieval failure. Understanding these causes and types of forgetting can help improve memory retention and recall strategies.

This video explains that attention is the cognitive process of selectively focusing on specific information while ignoring other stimuli. Attention allows individuals to process relevant information efficiently and respond appropriately to their environment.

This video explains that psychological tests are standardized instruments designed to measure a person's mental abilities, behaviors, traits, or characteristics. This test assesses various domains such as intelligence, personality, aptitude, and emotional functioning.

This video explains that mental health refers to a person's emotional, psychological, and social well-being. Mental health affects how individuals think, feel, behave, and cope with life's challenges. A mentally healthy person can manage stress, maintain relationships, and contribute productively to society. Mental hygiene involves practices and habits that promote mental well-being and prevent mental health issues. It includes maintaining a balanced lifestyle, coping with stress, and fostering positive relationships.

This video explains that individual differences refer to the distinct characteristics, traits, or attributes that make each person unique. These differences influence how people think, feel, and behave, and they stem from a combination of biological, psychological, and environmental factors.

This video explains that sex education refers to the teaching of information and skills related to human sexuality, relationships, reproductive health, and responsible decision-making. It aims to provide individuals with knowledge and attitudes to make informed and healthy choices about their sexual behavior.

This video explains that mental health refers to a person's emotional, psychological, and social well-being. Mental health affects how individuals think, feel, behave, and interact with others. It is not merely the absence of mental illness but encompasses positive attributes like resilience, self-esteem, and emotional regulation. Understanding, prioritizing, and addressing mental health needs can lead to a healthier, happier, and more fulfilling life.

This video explains that correlation is a statistical measure that describes the strength and direction of a relationship between two variables. Correlation indicates how changes in one variable are associated with changes in another, but does not imply causation. It is an essential tool in data analysis, providing foundational insights into the relationship between variables.

This video explains Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic theory emphasized the unconscious mind's role in shaping personality. Freud proposed a tripartite structure of personality and psychosexual stages of development. Erik Erikson's psychosocial theory expanded on Freud's ideas, emphasizing psychosocial development across lifespan.

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This video explains that psychological disorders, also known as mental disorders, are patterns of thoughts, feelings, or behaviors that significantly impair an individual's functioning and well-being. Mental disorders are common and affect millions worldwide. To treat this, it includes psychotherapy, medication, lifestyle changes, or a combination of these. Early detection and treatment improve outcomes and reduce stigma.

This video explains that interest refer to an individual's preferences or inclinations toward certain activities, subjects, or experiences. They are psychological tendencies that guide behavior and decision-making, often shaped by personal experiences, innate predispositions, and environmental factors. It is different from attitude.

This video explains that personality is influenced by a complex interplay of factors that shape an individual's characteristic pattern of thinking, feeling, and behaviors. These determinants can be broadly classified into biological, psychological, and social factors.

This video explains that a habit is a learned behavior or pattern of actions that becomes automatic or routine over time, often performed with little conscious thought. Habits can be related to physical actions, mental processes, or emotional responses and are developed through repetition and reinforcement.

This video explains that Freud's theory is centered around the balance of unconscious drives and societal constraints, with personality development focused on early childhood and psychosexual stages., while Erikson's theory expanded this by proposing that personality development is a lifelong process, influenced by resolving psychosocial conflicts at different stages in life.

This video explains that several factors influence the effectiveness of learning, shaping how individuals acquire and apply new knowledge or skills. These factors can be intrinsic or extrinsic.

This video explains that learning is acquiring, modifying, or reinforcing knowledge, behaviors, skills, values, or preferences through experiences, study, or teaching. It involves integrating new information with existing knowledge, leading to a change in understanding or behavior.

This video explains that spiritual development refers to the process through which individuals explore, deepen, and refine their beliefs, values, and understanding of life's purpose. It often involves an evolving connection to something greater than oneself through religion, personal philosophy, or a broader sense of meaning.

This video explains that attitude is a psychological construct representing an individual's evaluation, feeling, or predisposition toward a person, object, idea, or situation. It reflects a combination of beliefs, emotions, and behavioral tendencies. Attitude are measured to understand perceptions, predict behaviors, or evaluate interventions.

This video explains that transfer of learning refers to the application of knowledge, skills, or behaviors learned in one context to a different context. It is a critical concept in education, psychology, and workplace training, as it determines how effectively individuals can use prior learning to solve new problems or adapt to new situations.

This video explains that child abuse refers to any act by a caregiver or other person that causes harm or potential harm to a child. It can take various forms, each with distinct characteristics and impacts.

This video explains that autism and learning disabilities are distinct conditions, though they may coexist. Both impact development and learning, but differ in how they affect cognitive, social, and behavioral functioning.

This video explains that the psychology of creativity explores how individuals generate novel, valuable ideas or solutions, and the cognitive, emotional, and social processes that underlie this ability. It is a multifaceted field, drawing from cognitive psychology, neuroscience, and social psychology.

This video explains concept formation, which refers to how individuals learn to categorize information and develop mental representations or generalizations of objects, events, or ideas. It is a fundamental aspect of cognitive development and plays a critical role in learning and problem-solving.

Teachers' knowledge on Freud's and Erikson's concepts of personality is a big capital on dealing with learners in his/her everyday endeavor. This is the reason why students during their pre-service education are having the subject on Child Growth and Development to prepare them on what they will be facing during their in-service in the workplace wherein they will be dealing of different learners with different personalities from different families and cultures.

This video explains that concept formation refers to the process by which individuals learn to categorize information and develop mental representations or generalizations of objects, events, or ideas. It is a fundamental aspect of cognitive development and plays a critical role in learning and problem-solving.

This video explains that determinants interact to create a unique personality, evolving through life based on circumstances and choices. Personality is shaped by biological, psychological, and social factors.

This video explains that motivational aspects of behavior refer to the internal and external forces that drive individuals to act, achieve goals, and fulfill needs.

This video explains that social development is learning to interact effectively with others, build relationships, and navigate social norms. It begins in infancy with attachment to caregivers and progresses through childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. Family, culture, peer interactions, and education significantly influence social development.

This video explains that adolescence is a pivotal period of growth and development, typically ages 10 to 19, characterized by significant physical, cognitive, emotional, and social changes.