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The Psychology of Human Behavior: Understanding the Complexities of the Mind and Behavior
The psychology of human behavior is a fascinating and complex field that seeks to understand the intricacies of human thought, feeling, and action. It encompasses a wide range of subfields, from social psychology to developmental psychology, cognitive psychology, and clinical psychology, each with its unique focus and perspective on human behavior. This article will provide an overview of some of the key principles, theories, and subfields that shape our understanding of human behavior.
By Arsalan Khan3 years ago in Humans
Advocating For The Rights Of People Of Determination With Movement Impairment
WHAT IS MOVEMENT IMPAIRMENT? Movement impairment refers to any limitation, difficulty, or dysfunction in a person's ability to move their body or perform physical activities normally. This can be due to various causes, such as injury, disease, or a neurological or developmental disorder. Movement disorders can affect a person's range of motion, coordination, balance, strength, and general physical function. Examples of movement disorders include paralysis, spasticity, tremor, ataxia, and abnormal gait. Treatment for movement disorders usually includes physical therapy, rehabilitation, and medication to help improve movement and function.
By Stanley Hugo3 years ago in Humans
Lose Weight After Having a Baby
Tip 1: Be patient and realistic The first thing to remember is that losing weight after having a baby takes time and patience. Don't expect to bounce back to your pre-pregnancy weight overnight or even in a few weeks. Your body has gone through a lot of changes and needs time to heal and adjust. According to the Mayo Clinic, it may take six months or more to return to your pre-pregnancy weight, depending on how much you gained during pregnancy and how active you were before and after delivery.
By Quoc Nguyen Tran Minh3 years ago in Humans
Different Colors, Different Theories!
Why the different colors used for different suits? When imagining a prisoner, you might think of them wearing an orange jumpsuit. This is true, but it wasn't always like this originally. Options in the U.S were wearing uniforms with black and white stripes. In the early 20th century, things started to change and switching these colors to something else was supposed to cut off the association with gangs. Orange jumpsuits appeared in the 70s- when inmates started being transported outside more often. They're also used when an inmate wants to make themselves more visible to guards or other inmates- they can't blend in as easily when wearing striking orange.
By Dakshini Jayasekara3 years ago in Humans
Life After Death
Imagine this. You’re working in a hospice, and one person there that you’ve taken a liking to is a former Merchant Marine who is dying of stomach cancer. Let’s call him Ron. One day you are sitting at his bedside reading to him and suddenly you feel a great force take hold of you. Before you know it, you are floating in the air, as if you are somehow out of your body. But guess what, there is another ghostly body floating in the air. It's Ron, and he looks at you and smiles. He looks very content indeed, as if trying to tell you that he’s A-OK with clocking out and getting a new room in the afterlife. Suddenly you feel yourself drop, as if your soul has joined your body again. On the bed next to you is Ron. He takes a few more breaths and dies. The End.
By Njideka Kanu3 years ago in Humans
That One Friend
I saw her sitting on the other side of the classroom on the first day of college, lost in thought, and immediately felt drawn to her. She had a quiet confidence about her that was both intriguing and comforting. I wanted to talk to her, to get to know her better, but I didn't know how to approach her. At first, I thought that she might be a rude person and would not want to be my friend so I didn't even try to talk to her.
By Blue Bhutta3 years ago in Humans
