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Tag Archives: psychology
Name This Dish
Researchers tried a big serving of food psychology and a dollop of trickery to get diners to eat their vegetables, and it worked. Reading the results of this study made me laugh and think is this truly the way to … Continue reading
Holiday Boundaries
Originally posted on Real Life of an MSW:
“Can I buy a gift for my client?” “Can I accept gifts?” “Can clients and students give each other gifts?” Some clinicians may say NO giving clients gifts, others may say it’s…
Emotions
To say a person is a happy person or an unhappy person is ridiculous. We are a thousand different kinds of people every hour. Anthony Doerr, Memory Wall Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged Achivement, angry, anxiety, behaviour, book review, coping skills, courage, Culture, depression, dreams, emotional development, emotions, Empathy, Entreprenuer, family, Feelings, happy, inside out, knowledge, leaders, parenting, psychology, Relationship, success
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Inside Out Learning to Manage Emotions
Little effort has been made in schools to teach children how to manage their feelings. Schools lay the groundwork for cognitive development, especially in academic areas. But what about emotional development? Proficiency in that is equally important for leading a … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Reading
Tagged Achivement, angry, anxiety, behaviour, coping skills, courage, Culture, depression, Diet, dreams, emotional development, emotions, Empathy, Entreprenuer, family, Feelings, happy, inside out, knowledge, leaders, parenting, psychiatric disorders, psychology, Relationship, school curriculum, therapy
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Helping Hand or Cyber Stalker ?
I can only write or sing when it is time, and I don’t decide when it is time,” she says “I’m not that kind of artist. I need to live.” Jill Scott Reading this article (We’re being monitored at work; helping … Continue reading
Posted in Reading
Tagged employment, Jill Scott, music, NPR, privacy, Procrastination, productivity, psychology, Technology, The Circle, time managment
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