Written by Valentin Lakin on October 19, 2019
Groundbreaking UK Program Educates Students About Mental Health | NBC Nightly News
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In one of our previous videos we talked about the survivor bias. We had learned about the cases when the decision is made on the basis of just a small number of successful results ignoring the unsuccessful ones… well, because the unsuccessful ones didn’t make it. And after I had finished the video I wondered
Written by Valentin Lakin on October 18, 2019
When Everything Feels Like a Dream | Depersonalization-Derealization Disorder
Articles . BlogThanks to CuriosityStream for supporting this episode! Go to CuriosityStream.com/Psych to learn more. [ ♪INTRO ] When you’re dreaming, things normally don’t feel all that tangible. Like, you can pick up your phone or a trophy or a puppy-sized elephant, and it won’t feel as solid as those things would in the real world. But
Written by Valentin Lakin on October 16, 2019
Does a mother’s mental health affect her fetus? (Part 1) – interview with Catherine Monk | VIEWPOINT
ArticlesDr: Monk: I think the bottom line is that we need to be paying attention to women’s emotional well-being during pregnancy as much as we do to their physical well-being, and by doing so, we can help not only women but, potentially, their future children. Katharine: So, Dr. Monk, I’m so happy to have you
Written by Valentin Lakin on October 15, 2019
The Most Common Eating Disorder You’ve Never Heard Of
Articles . Blog[ ♪INTRO ] When you think about an eating disorder, youmight think about restricting food, like in anorexia, or purging food like in bulimia. But the most common eating disorder has nothing to do with either of those. It’s called binge eating disorder. These days when we hear the word ‘binge,’ we mostly think of
Written by Valentin Lakin on October 14, 2019
Does a mother’s mental health affect her fetus? (Part 2) — interview with Catherine Monk | VIEWPOINT
ArticlesKatharine: Hey, everyone. This is part two of our discussion with Dr. Catherine Monk. It picks up right where we left off in part one. Welcome back. What should we think about this? I mean, if a child, a baby, a 2-year old, a 4-year old, a 10-year old has a more or less active
Written by Valentin Lakin on October 14, 2019
How to Take the Best Notes, According to Psychology
Articles . Blog[ ♪INTRO ] Picture this: It’s the beginning of a new semester, and you’ve just walked into class and opened your laptop… only to have your teacher explain that computers won’t be allowed. But hey, it’s okay! Because they then try to explain that they’re doing you a favor! After all, they say, taking notes
Written by Valentin Lakin on October 13, 2019
How Do Eating Disorders Actually Work? ft. Kati Morton
ArticlesHey there! Welcome To Life Noggin! In the United States, an estimated 20 million women and 10 million men will have an eating disorder at some point in their lives. This is a difficult topic to dive into so i brought in Licensed therapist and my good friend Kati Morton to help explain things better!
SPEAKER: In general, with forensic psychologists, the service we provide today has to do with the interface between psychology, the science of psychology, and civil and criminal court matters. There are people who focus specifically, say on, family law issues. So there are forensic psychologists who do child custody studies and make recommendations to the
Written by Valentin Lakin on October 12, 2019
How to triple your memory by using this trick | Ricardo Lieuw On | TEDxHaarlem
Articles . BlogTranslator: Queenie Lee Reviewer: Tanya Cushman So, I have a little test for you. Don’t panic. I’m not here to judge you. It’s just a little test, OK? First, you get 30 seconds to memorize 10 words in the right order. After that, you get 30 seconds to write down what you remembered. And then
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