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“We can do it” is a famous mantra for how we as Americans like to tackle things. With mantras like this self-care sounds like an unnecessary luxury. With everything going on in the world right now I hope you’re holding up ok, now is the BEST time to focus on self-care. There’s so much out…

Introduction: I noticed at an early age that our perceptions form a very individual reality. One person can see a ski hill and imagine the thrill they get from it while the person sitting beside can be filled with the fear of pain due to an earlier injury. We can see a red-headed person and…

The right to self-defense is a large topic of debate amongst lawyers, clients, and the courts. While people may believe that they have a right to protect themselves, their families, or their property against harm is a right they have, that is not always the case. In order to claim self-defense, one has to feel…

Outline Two Advantages and Two Disadvantages of the Behaviourist Approach ( 12 ) One of the strengths of the behaviorist attack is that it merely focuses on behavior and behaviors that can be observed and manipulated. Consequently this attack has proved itself to be utile in experiments where behavior can be observed and manipulated for…

This course is challenging but fruitful for me because I have to work hard. My failures are as important for me as or even more essential than my successes because I will learn from my failures more than I will do from my success. On analyzing my performance during these days, I believe that I…

Cognitive development is a study of thought construction, which covers remembering, information processing, decision making as well as problem solving in the human growth. ‘Piaget’s theory of cognitive development’ by the French psychologist, Jean Piaget, is one of the most influential and comprehensive theory studying about the ’progress of human intelligence’. According to Piaget (1936),…

Many people ( including me) are against reading. Many think it is boring and a waste of time and much rather do something else. Others who are against reading look at the sight of a book and instantly think negative thoughts, like, ‘ It is for nerds’ or ‘ It isn’t going to make you…

Abstract Virginia Woolf is one of the representative writers of novels using the stream of consciousness technique. She made important contributions to its development by confirming her own original literary views through a unique structure in one of her masterpieces, Mrs. Dalloway. Throughout her life, Woolf constantly broke through tradition and worked hard for innovation….

In the United States, LGBTQIA related issues have increasingly become the focus of political media, social activism, and educational research and can often be a central hub for young student leaders in college to grow. LGBT students at all levels of schooling face difficulties related to their identity. These problems stem from peers, administrators and…

In principle, adolescence ends after fulfilling its mission of evolutionary transition stage between childhood and adulthood. The best indicator of its completion is not the chronological age, but the maturity that allows to go from dependent and imitation behavior to autonomous and original behavior. Lately, in certain countries of the western industrialized world, the phenomenon…