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celticeagle
@celticeagle (167015)
• Boise, Idaho
23 Feb
I think there is a big difference between simple aging and psychological behavior.
A psychologist and former professor at John Hopkins University Medical School contributed to "The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump: 27 Psychiatrists...
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Steve Marshall
@innertalks (21919)
• Australia
22 Nov 23
The Psychologist, Humphrey Gooseneck, was talking to one of his clients about personality types.
He said to him that we can tell someone's personality type from many things that they do, and one of these things is the type...
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Steve Marshall
@innertalks (21919)
• Australia
21 Jul 23
The psychologist, Raphael Zerboski, was "arguing" with his fellow psychologist, Andre Helflim, about what the most fundamental of emotions are.
Raphael claimed them to be as follows:
[b]He said that love was an emotion,...
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Greg
@xander6464 (44250)
• Wapello, Iowa
31 May 23
Somewhere very near the top of my "Not To Do List" is "Take seriously all the many people who come to me and say, 'Sir, why do you spend so much time dissing nearly all regular Psychology and 100% of Pop Psychology and then do...
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Steve Marshall
@innertalks (21919)
• Australia
8 Apr 23
The renowned psychologist, Serghev Gungow, was talking in a local radio show, about the trend these days, for people to be themselves, first, despite all else.
Here is the transcript of his talk:
"In this day, and age, we...
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Jim Bauer
@porwest (91033)
• United States
20 Aug 22
We all hear this complaint all the time. About the guy who always has to have the last word. I have complained myself about this from time to time.
But it is a funny thing when you really step back from it and think about...
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Alfani Wida Pratama
@hqqi1611 (41)
• Jakarta, Indonesia
26 Dec 21
Body Shaming is the act or practice of humiliating a person based on their body type by making critical and/or mocking statements about their body shape and size.
"oxford dictionary".
Have you ever been trapped in an awkward...
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The Horse
@TheHorse (218921)
• Walnut Creek, California
20 Oct 21
Over the past several centuries, and over the past several decades, I believe the average life-span for humans has increased.
But we also know that recent increases in technology use, including cell phone use, and the lack of...
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The Horse
@TheHorse (218921)
• Walnut Creek, California
25 Jun 21
Kitty woke me up this morning by jumping on my bed and pawing my face. She doesn't usually do that. We had a major purr fest, and then she lay down next to me. But she was still restless and demanded I pet her to sleep.
When I...
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The Horse
@TheHorse (218921)
• Walnut Creek, California
6 Feb 21
Several months ago, I complained about a band-"leader" who stole tip money from our rock 'n roll band, sang out of key, forgot lyrics, and never thanked his band members for adjusting their schedules to suit his needs.
He was the...
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The Horse
@TheHorse (218921)
• Walnut Creek, California
30 Jan 21
I made some progress with the autistic 4-year-old girl I work with yesterday. She does not speak but she vocalizes, and I noticed that her vocalizations often sound like song. I have taken to imitating her vocalizations, which...
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The Horse
@TheHorse (218921)
• Walnut Creek, California
24 Jan 21
I grew up in Chicago, Illinois, a large city in the United states. A girl I have known since we were both 10 or so became my friend. She was bright, and that attracted me to her, but she was also very "negative," and that made me...
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