Written by Valentin Lakin on March 2, 2020
Rorschach: Psychology’s Most Controversial Test
Articles . Blog[♪ INTRO] Take a look at this and see what it looks like to you. Okay, and this one. And one more. For decades, psychologists have used these inkblots to diagnose mental illnesses and gain insight into people’s personality traits. Which may seem like kind of a sketchy way to understand someone’s mind. And some
Endless and Mysterious Universe Earth is the human habitat in the Universe Nature Environment Amazing creation of the nature incredible human body Mind Feelings (Emotions) Behavior Relationships The life that cannot over run the time The last emotion/feeling/experience one cannot explain to the other. Let us study the human mind and behavior which were created
Written by Valentin Lakin on March 2, 2020
Reimagining education | Michael Bodekaer | TEDxCERN
ArticlesTranslator: Leslie Gauthier Reviewer: Ivana Korom Today, I am going to show you how this tablet and this virtual-reality headset that I’m wearing are going to completely revolutionize science education. And I’m also going to show you how it can make any science teacher more than twice as effective. But before I show you how
Written by Valentin Lakin on March 1, 2020
Law, Policy, and Public Health: The Case of Coronavirus
Articles . BlogMeng: Hello. Uh, good afternoon, my friends. Uh, my name is Meng, and I’m the owner of the Search Inside Yourself Program in Google, or the S.I.Y. Program. S.I.Y. is Google’s home-grown emotional intelligence– Uh, sorry– home-grown, mindfulness-based emotional intelligence course, and we hope someday to make this course accessible to the whole world. This
Written by Valentin Lakin on March 1, 2020
Who Am I Really? | The Three Selves According To Eastern Psychology
Articles . BlogWho am I really? it’s a question that’s rarely asked and rarely truly understood but here it is from the Eastern Vedic perspective for more wisdom from the Eastern and Western psychology do subscribe and hit the bell to be notified when I post new videos every Wednesday. so if you wonder about self identity
Everyone agrees that education is hugely important The thing is we’re not particularly sure what we want from it The aim of education should be to prepare us for the challenges of adult life Yet from this perspective it’s clear that schools fail all but for tiny portions of their students Whether in highly academic
Written by Valentin Lakin on March 1, 2020
Education In Society: Crash Course Sociology #40
Articles . BlogThe average American spends 13 and a half years of their life in school. And that’s not counting the amount of time that you spend watching Crash Course. Getting a bachelor’s degree means spending upwards of 17 years as a student. And advanced degrees like medical degrees or PhDs can tack on another 4 to
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