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Lain is a University instructor who frequently travels for work and pleasure. She writes on a variety of topics effecting her life and studies including: education, travel, lifestyle, and current entertainment from around the world.
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BS in Psychology Versus BADeciphering the differences between a Bacheolor of Arts and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, and which is best for you.
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Research Indicates that Some Jobs Are Worse on Mental Health Than Being UnemployedMental health and working are intertwined, and many people without work find themselves with symptoms of anxiety and depression. So why are the employed reporting depressive symptoms? How does can having a job sometimes be worse than being unemployed?
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To Use Steroids or Not To: A Debate Based on the Pros and Cons of Steroid UseA discussion of the pros and cons of anabolic steroid use.
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How Mosquitoes Choose a TargetA look into how and why mosquitoes choose people to bite, and why some get bitten more often than others.
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Why Micro-Managing Doesn't WorkThe effect micro-managing has on employees, and how to deal with a micro-manager.
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Getting Amino Acids as a VegetarianHow to combine the right foods to get the essential amino acids the body needs for healthy function.
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Are We in the Midst of a Bed Bug Invasion?Are bed bugs a real problem we should be looking into? Or has the media blown New York's infestations out of proportion?
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5 Tips for Landing Cheap Airfare OnlineFive ways to save you money on airfare.
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Electronic Cigarettes: Safer Than Traditional Cigarettes?A look into electronic cigarettes, the benefits they may provide, and the potential risks.
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5 Travel Writing Resources to Get You StartedResources to get you started travel writing.
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The Vicious Depression - Unemployment CycleA discussion of the effects unemployment on depression, and in turn the effects of depression on unemployment.
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Do Antibiotics and Alcohol Mix?Whether to drink alcohol while on antibiotics has always been an unclear area for many individuals. This article is meant to shed light on the risks of alcohol and antibiotics, and the popular myths associated with it.
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10 Top Tips for Spelling and Phrasing for Popularly Misused American PhrasesA list of the top ten errors people tend to make when writing common American phrases.
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The Biblical Imagery of Dryden's "Absalom and Achitophel"A look into the Biblical imagery found in Dryden's famous poem "Absalom and Achitophel."
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Options for the Sleepless: Utilizing the Brain's Naturally Occurring Hormone, MelatoninFacts on melatonin as a sleep aid; the uses and risks.
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The Benefits of White TeaAn overview of the health benefits of consuming white tea, or white tea extract.
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Article Spinning: The Ethical DebateA look into the debate surrounding the practice of article spinning.
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Why Psychological Evaluations Are Necessary for Cosmetic SurgeryA look into what is looked for when conducting a psychological evlautation for a cosmetic procedure.
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Why Are Depression Rates Higher in Women?A look into the theories behind why women experience higher rates of depression than men.
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Caffeine Dependency and Withdrawal: When Caffeine Use Becomes Caffeine NeedA look into caffeine as a drug, creating dependency, tolerance, and withdrawal in regular caffeine users.
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Employers Screening Applicants Through Facebook: A Fair Tactic, or Playing Dirty?An alarming number of employers are reporting the use of online search engines and social networking sites like Facebook to screen potential employees. So what are they looking for? What can disqualify you?
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Do Some People Just Need Less Sleep?Science delves into the world of sleep to discover how genes may govern the amount of sleep we need.
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The Importance of SEO Content: A Freelance Writer's Biggest ToolThe importance of SEO in optimizing web content page views, and how to integrate SEO content principles into your writing.
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Alcohol and Creativity: Does Alcohol Really Enhance the Creative Process?A look into the popular myth that alcohol spurns on creativity, enhancing the creative process.
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Seattle's Best Free Activities for a Rainy DaySeattle experiences a great deal of rainy weather, especially during the fall, winter, and spring seasons, which is obviously most of the year. But this doesn't mean that you have to stay inside or pay a lot to go out!
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Sick Building Syndrome: The Environmental and Psychological CausesA discussion of the biological and psychological factors involved in sick building syndrome, and complaints of illness in the workplace.
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The Importance of Light in Seasonal Affective Disorder and the Possible Role of MelatoninA look into melatonin's role in Seasonal Affective Disorder, and the role of light and light therapy in the condition's onset, symptoms, and remission.
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Are We Over Diagnosing ADHD?Have the instances of ADHD gone up in America, or are we simply misdiagnosing our children?
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10 Common Word MisusagesThe English language is full of confusing little rules, and word usage can be one of those confusing areas. This guide discusses 10 of the most common word usage issues.
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The Psychological Factor in Common Physical IllnessesA discussion of how psychological and physical factors come together to shape and form common physical ailments. -
Procedures for Acquiring Apartment RepairsWashington state's landlord-tenant laws and making them work for you when rental repairs are needed.
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Washington State's Illegal Landlord ActionsA discussion of landlord actions that are illegal under Washington state law.
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Media's Effect on Childhood Development and How Parents Can Cope with ItA look into how the media effects fear and anxiety in children and how parents can deal with it.
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Craigslist Job Scams Damaging the Job-Seeking PopulationAs if America's unemployed don't have it hard enough, "companies" around the country have started popping up and taking advantage of the job-seeking population.
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In the Bowl: A Vegetarian Thai Restaurant in the Heart of Capitol Hill in SeattleA review of Capitol Hill, Seattle's In the Bowl Vegetarian Thai Bistro.
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The Floating MarketA slideshow of the Floating Market in Thailand, located just outside of Bangkok. -
Best Mexican Restaurant in Seattle!A review of The Saint, a Mexican cuisine and tequila house in Seattle's Capitol Hill District
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Violence in the Male-Female Relationships of William Shakespeare's HamletA look into the volatile male-female relationships in William Shakespeare's Hamlet.
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A Look at the Anti-Semitic Treatment of Robert Cohn in Hemingway's The Sun Also RisesThis paper evaluates and analyzes the anti-Semitic treatment of Robert Cohn in Ernest Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises.
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The Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka Food TourA slideshow of the foods sampled during a trip around Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, Japan. -
Ghibli Museum : Tokyo, JapanA slideshow on Miyazaki's Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, Tokyo, Japan. -
Beijing Redwall Hotel: A ReviewAn in-depth review of the Beijing Redwall Hotel in Beijing, China. -
Harbin Bremen Inn: A ReviewA review of the Harbin Bremen Inn in Harbin China.
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The Dorsal Stream as the "How" PathwayA discussion on research behind the dorsal stream and it's function in visual processing, and how it got the nickname the "how" pathway.
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The Variability ProblemAn overview of the variability problem; an issue between speech information and what we actually hear.
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Cognitive Factors in Pain PerceptionA brief discussion of the psychological factors involved in the human perception of pain.
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Loudness, Pitch, and Timbre, and Their Relation to Physical Sound StimulusA look into perception of loudness, pitch, and timbre mean in the auditory system of the human body, and how they relate to the physical.
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The Traits of Optic FlowA look at optic flow and some of the most interesting traits of optic flow.
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Movement PerceptionAn exploration of the four different ways in which our visual system perceives movement in the world around us.
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Factors Involved in Visual FixationA look into why we fixate on what we do when taking in a complete scene.
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Object Perception and Computer VisionA look into the reasons why object perception is such a difficult task for computers and robots.
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Demonstrations Supporting the Opponent-Processing Theory of Color VisionAn breakdown of several demonstrations that support Ewald Herrings Opponent-Processing Theory of how the human color vision system works.
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Contributions of Willis, Golgi and Mueller to the Understanding of Brain FunctioningAn overview of the contributions made by famous neuroscience contributors Willis, Golgi, and Mueller to the understanding of neurological functioning.
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Research Supporting Selective Rearing Resulting in Neural PlasticityA brief discussion of various experiments which supported the idea that selective rearing results in neural plasticity.
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Why We Study PerceptionA discussion of the importance of sensation and perception in one's everyday life, and thus the importance of studying sensation and perception.
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Evaluating a Website for Research InformationCriteria for finding reliable websites to use in academic or other professional research.
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AIDA: Persuasive Correspondence Writing FormatUsing AIDA format to write a persuasive correspondence piece such as a letter, memo, or e-mail.
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Shinagawa Prince Hotel: A ReviewThis major Tokyo hotel boasts some awesome attractions; however, the rooms and service leave a lot to be desired. -
An Analysis of the Causes of Violence in Romeo and Juliet: A Romance TarnishedRomeo and Juliet is often thought to be a play about enduring love. However, what many casual readers of the play fail to realize is that the main theme of the piece is the violence and chaos encompassing Verona.
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Significance and Mood of the Finals Scenes of "Death Comes for the Archbishop"An analysis of the final scenes of Willa Cather's "Death Comes for the Archbishop."
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KushiBar in Seattle, Washington: For Great Food and a Great ExperienceHere is a review of Belltown's Japanese street food joint, the KushiBar.
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A Marxist Look at the Ambivalence Toward Revolution in Mary Shelley's FrankensteinA discussion of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein through a Marxist viewpoint; specifically discussing both the revolutionary fervor and the fear of revolution found within the novel.
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Diseases Linked to the Sex Chromosome XA discussion of several of the diseases linked to the X chromosome.
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The Development of Play Types During PreschoolAThe first significant changes in play types and sociability are during the preschool years, ages 2 - 5 years old.
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The Importance of Professional Boundaries in Counseling PsychologyA discussion of the concept of professional boundaries in Counseling Psychology and why they are relevant to the Counseling psychologist.
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The Impact of Child MaltreatmentA discussion of the physical, mental, and behavioral impacts of child abuse and neglect.
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Distinguishing Between a Psychiatrist, a Counseling Psychologist and a Clinical PsychologistA walkthrough of the differences between a psychiatrist, a counseling psychologist and a clinical psychologist; and which you should see when you see mental health help. -
What Do Career and Educational Counselors Do?A brief discussion of counseling psychologists in the areas of career and educational counseling.
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Resources for the UnemployedA breakdown of various resources available to the unemployed, where to find them, and where to apply.
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The Cola Kidney Stone ConnectionAn overview of the connection between drinking cola and the occurrence of kidney stones. -
Where to Get the Best Cosplay Costumes OnlineA guide to finding the best cosplay costumes online, and from the most reliable and talented sellers.
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Students Need Help! What Can Colleges and the Government Do?A piece detailing the need for government and university intervention in the college financing crisis, and suggestions for what colleges and the government can offer students reaching for an education. -
Hollywood Guesthouse Inn: A ReviewA review of the Hollywood Guesthouse Inn, a conveniently located, yet nightmarish place to rest your head during a vacation to Los Angeles.
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United Airlines: Losing Their Edge, Their Quality and Their Service StandardsA review of a recent trip on United Airlines which addresses the decline in quality and service available by the once U.S trademark airline company.
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Feminist Criticism: What is it and How is it Applied?A basic examination of the Feminist perspective on literature using examples from literary pieces by both Shelley and Woolf.
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Medical Preparations for a Trip to ThailandA walk-through of the vaccinations, medications, and other health and safety preparations necessary for a trip to Thailand. -
The Six Concepts of JusticeAn explanation of the 6 models used to guide the criminal justice system.
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Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: The Biological ConnectionA discussion of the biological connection to PTSD, it importance, and its implications in understanding and treating the disorder. -
Nanotechnology in the Fight Against CancerA look into the world of nanotechnology, cancer, and the point at which the two collide; including a discussion of cancer treatments and cancer monitoring and detection technology.
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The Image DilemmaAre we, America, a so called progressive society breeding social injustice? This piece calls into question the so-called equal opportunity clause of America's business world in order to raise awareness of the hypocrisy therein.
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Explaining the Differential Reinforcement Theory and Its Standpoint on CrimeA look at the differential reinforcement theory of criminology, its empirical evidence as compared to other social learning theories, and its view on violent crime. -
The Importance of the Social Process Theories of CriminologyA discussion of the most notable theories of the social process theory of criminology. The discussion looks into social learning, social control, and social reaction theories.
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Facts About the Effects of Heroine, Cocaine and MarijuanaAn explanation of the effects of Heroine, Cocaine, and Marijuana on the body; and the long-term and short-term consequences of use.
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Violent Crime Trends and the Rational Choice TheoryA discussion of data collection methods used to understand violent crime trends and victimization; as well as the relevance of the Rational Choice theory in understanding and preventing these crimes.
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A Corrupt Society Vs. a Property ObsessionA critic and analysis of prominent literary critics George Spanger and Henry Nash's interpretations of Mark Twain's Pudd'nhead Wilson. Includes personal notes and commentary on both, as well as a conclusive analysis on the novel's principle theme. -
Stem Cell Research and the Treatment of Spinal Cord InjuriesA look into the world of stem cells with a focus on the treatment of spinal cord injuries with special attention to various studies on mice and rats, and the promising results they yielded. -
A Brief Introduction to Parkinson's, Alzheimers, Huntington's and MSA walk-through of the basic causes, symptoms, and treatments of four of the most serious neurological disorders known today. -
The Truth About Airplane Air QualityA look into a recent study revealing the health effects of ozone and skin oil, as well as a discussion of the other various pollutants found in the air of an airplane. -
The Rational Choice Theory as it Pertains to VictimizationA discussion of the rational choice theory and its connection to victimization. The articles uses two specific theories in illustrating the connection, and discusses various crimes from the rational theory standpoint.
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The Four Theories of VictimizationA look at the four theories by which criminologists study victimology. These theories seek to explain the relationship between the crime or criminal offender, and the victim; or the victims role in the crime.
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The Importance of Breastfeeding and Its Role in Infant DevelopmentA discussion of the nutrients present in breast milk that are essential for early immunity as well as immune system development.
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Belle Villa Resort: Chiang Mai, ThailandA review of the beautiful Belle Villa resort located in Chiang Mai, Thailand. -
Believe it or Not, Your Fever Can be UsefulA discussion of the role of a fever in the human immune system.
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With Thai Airways You Never Know What You're in Store ForA review of Thai Airways exposing the unreliability of the airline corporation, and the service hiccups which may make travelers want to look elsewhere when booking a vacation. -
Facts About Blood DopingA questions and answers article focusing on blood doping, its use, and its effects (both positive and negative).
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Facts Everyone Should Know About Sleep and Sleep DisordersA discussion of some important facts regarding sleeping and sleep disorders in the light of recent rises in daytime sleepiness, fatigue, and sleep related accidents.
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Hemophilia: The Clotting DisorderA look into one of the most notorious bleeding disorders, hemophilia. An examination of clotting, causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment are all discussed.
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Low Carbohydrate Drinking: A Low Carb Guide to CocktailsAn article discussing the carbohydrate count in common alcoholic beverages. The article also addresses the issue of calories in alcohol, and the best ways to cut down on both calories and carbs during a night out.
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Lateralization: The Split-Brain Experiments and FindingsA discussion of the split-brain, from the experimentation, the findings, and the ways in which the brain works both together and as separate pieces.
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The Role of Blood PlasmaA look into the composition of blood, the role of blood plasma, and plasma's essential role in maintaining homeostasis.
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Cholesterol: The Good, the Bad, and Keeping it in CheckA discussion of good and bad cholesterol (HDL and LDL); the positive and negatives of both; and how to manage one's high cholesterol.
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PET: A Scan for Brain Activity and a Case for Using ItAn explanation of the PET scan, and cases in which it has been used, as well as future uses.
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Insomnia: A Biological StandpointA discussion of Insomnia from a biological standpoint, as well as a discussion of treatments including medication, sleep hygiene, and sleep therapies.
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Learning and the Brain: The Wonder of NeuronsA discussion of the neuron's role in learning.
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The Microscope: It's Humble Beginnings and Its Current StatusA basic explanation of the history of the microscope and a comparison of the two current varieties of microscopes.
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Fetal Cell Transplantation: The Ethical DebateA discussion of both sides of the debate on the use of fetal tissue for medical research.
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The Effects of Alcohol on the BrainA discussion of the effects of alcohol on various sections of the brain.
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The Food Irradiation DebateA discussion of the point and counterpoint of food irradiation.
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What Makes Humans so Unique?A discussion of the features that make humans unique.
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Controlling Internal Body States Through BiofeedbackAn explanation of the technique of biofeedback and it's benefits.
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Homeostasis and the Factors Affecting ItAn explanation of homeostasis and the factors that affect our body's ability to maintain it.
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Phobias: Are Fears Learned?An explanation of phobias and their cause from a behaviorist point of view.
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The Guidelines by Which a Psychologist Determines the Danger Level of a PatientAn explanation of a clinician's duty to assess and predict the dangerousness of a client, as well as the guidelines used in order to do so.
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A Behavioral and Cognitive Look at Substance-Related DisordersAn explanation of substance abuse according to the behavioral and cognitive theories of psychology.
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Insanity During the Commission of a Crime - Determining the Mental Competence of a DefendantA discussion of an "insanity" plea; as well as a basic explanation of the test used, and the history behind it.
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Frequent Concepts in Algebra: Essential Properties of Early AlgebraA tutorial on the early properties of algebra. Discussion contains the commutative, associative, and distributive properties.
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The "Duty to Protect" in Psychology: Breaking Therapist-Client ConfidentialityA discussion of the therapist's duty to protect, and the court case that brought it about.
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The Roots of the Psychodynamic Theory of Unipolar DepressionAn explanation of the roots of the psychodynamic theory of depression dating back to the early twentieth century.
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A Genetic Look at SchizophreniaA look into the genetic links found in schizophrenia patients and their biological relatives.
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How to Simplify Fractions - Easy Steps for Even the Most Mathematically ChallengedA walk-through of the concept of fraction simplification, a basic mathematical concept in algebra.
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American Students Are Falling Behind the International StandardA persuasive piece calling for higher education in the U.S with special emphasis on the areas of math and science. -
Early Japanese Imperialism: From Meiji to ManchukuoAn in-depth discussion of Japanese imperialism from the beginning of the Meiji era to the establishment of Manchukuo.
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Behavioral Assessment Versus Traditional Psychological AssessmentA discussion of the differences between behavioral and traditional psychological assessment.
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Post WWII Constitutional Changes that Changed the Country ForeverA discussion of post-WWII Japanese constitution and the significant changes it offered the people of Japan.
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Bulimia Nervosa: What is It?A detailed discussion of Bulimia Nervosa and its DSM-IV criteria.
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Clinical Psychology: Career Path and TrainingAn explanation of what the field of clinical psychology is, and what it takes to train for a career as a clinical psychologist.
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The Advantages and Disadvantages of Objective Personality TestsA discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of objective personality assessments.
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Facts About Psychology Personality TestsA basic explanation of the types of psychology personality assessments.
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Location and Its Influence on Japanese HistoryA discussion of how Japan's location and geography impacted the course of it's history and development.
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Societal Pressures Drive Young Women to Eating DisordersA discussion of the impact of societal pressures on the prevalence of eating disorders.
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The Early Years of the American Occupation of JapanA discussion of the early years of the American occupation of Japan, MacArthurs 3d's, and the staying power of the constitution.
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The Atomic Bomb and Japan's Surrender - The Great WWII DebateA discussion of the dropping of the A-bomb, Japan's surrender, and the use of the A-bomb.
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A Comparison of Psychodrama, Transactional Analysis, and Gestalt Therapy GroupsA discussion of three original group therapy methods: psychodrama, transactional analysis, and gestalt therapy.
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The Strengths and Criticisms of Behavior TherapyA discussion of the strengths and weakness of the behavior therapy approach of psychotherapy.
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Resons Why Japan Lost the WarAn examination of the reasons the Japanese lost WWII. A discussion of politics, economics, and strategy.
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Why Japan Brought the U.S Into the Pacific WarAn explanation of why Japan decided to bomb Pearl Harbor and bring the U.S into the WWII conflict.
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Suicide Triggers - The Causes of Suicidal Thinking and BehaviorAn explanation of the triggers that can lead to suicide, and/or suicidal thoughts.
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Understanding a Psychological Clinical Report: What You'll Find it in and WhyA breakdown of the what is generally included in a psychological clinical report.
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Essential Characteristics of Client-Centered Therapy TherapistsA look into the therapist characteristics that, according to Carl Rogers, foster the greatest positive change during therapy.
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The Psychoanalytic Theory of Our Defense MechanismsA look into the psychoanalytic theory of defense mechanisms.
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Free Association and Dream Analysis: Two Prominent Concepts in PsychotherapyAn explanation of the concepts of free association and dream analysis and their importance in psychotherapy.
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Determining If Behavior is AbnormalAn explanation of the criteria a psychologist uses to differentiate between normal and abnormal behavior.
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The Importance of Japan's Wars with China and RussiaA look into the impact of Japan's wars with China and Russia during the Meiji era.
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Japan's Traditional Economy and Modern Economic GrowthA discussion of the role of the rural community in the modern economic growth in Meiji Japan.
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MMPI and MMPI-2 Validity Scales in PsychologyTypes of validity scales included in the MMPI and MMPI-2 psychological personality assessment, and a discussion of their purpose in these assessments.
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The Role of the Meiji Government in Early Meiji EconomyA look into the role of the new Meiji government in setting up an economy worthy of the modernization that was idealized by the reformers.
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The Motivation and Goals of Japanese ImperialismA look into the motivations and goals behind the 1880s Japanese imperialism.
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Frequent Concepts in IntelligenceA discussion of the concepts frequently found in attempts at defining intelligence.
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Getting Post Tokugawa Samurai Involved in the Meiji GovernmentAn explanation of the motivation behind samurai (former samurai) involvement in the new Meiji economy.
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Why is it Still so Hard to Get the Mental Health Help One Needs?A documented account of one girls journey toward getting the mental health help they need, and the troubles she encountered in the attempt.
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The Pros and Cons of Diagnostic Labels in Clinical PsychologyA discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of the use of diagnostic labels in clinical psychology.
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Strengths and Limitations of the Case Study Method of PsychologyA discussion of the strengths and limitations of the use of case studies in clinical psychology.
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A Historical Look on the Myth of Japan's Isolation in Modern HistoryA brief look in to Japan's foreign relationships in the period of "isolation."
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The Samurai Class of the Tokugawa PeriodAn explanation of the samurai class as it existed during the time of Tokugawa shogun rule.
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Rorschach and MMPI: Their Unique Impact on PsychologyAn explanation of the uniqueness of the Rorschach and MMPI psychological assessments as compared to their predecessors.
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The Ethical Requirements of Practicing Psychiatry OnlineIn today's world of advancing technology and the increasing trend toward using technology in medicine come the ethical questions of practicing medicine through electronic means, most specifically through the internet
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ACER TravelMate 4200 ReviewI've had my Acer TravelMate 4200 now for several months, and only time will tell whether the quality of the computer will last long-term. However, at this point I can say that this generally picky computer user is satisfied.
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Issues in Long-Term Care of Elderly IndividualsAn explanation of key issues affecting the elderly population of the U.S. The term "long-term care" used to only with the connotation of nursing home placement, however, in today's day and age the term "long-term care" means a good deal more.
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The Broad Reach of Intellectual PropertyAn explanation of intellectual property and intellectual property rights.
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The Impact of IT on the Quality of LifeThe digital divide is the gap between those that have ready availability to digital technology, and those that do not. A good example: one student having access to the internet, and another student not having access to the internet or perhaps even a computer.
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H-1B Professionals: What Are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Using ThemA breakdown of using overseas workers in the U.S IT industry
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Retirement Planning: Factors Associated with Retirement Success and EnjoymentA gerontological viewpoint of retirement planning essentials for a more enjoyable later life.
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Freedom of Expression: Rights and LegalitiesAspects of freedom of speech through the internet and other forms of media and communication.
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Ethical Issues in ITAn explanation of ethical issues encountered in the IT field.
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Your Privacy's Basis in LawA basic explanation of the policies and laws surrounding the right of privacy.
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Person-Environment Similarity in Relocation of Elderly IndividualsAn explanation of aspects of person-environment congruence on the relocation of mature adults into long-term care situations.
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Factors Influencing Institutionalization of the ElderlyChoosing institutionalization as a means of caregiving for elderly family members is an extremely difficult decision to make. However, despite the goodwill and desire to provide primary care for elderly parents or grandparents, it isn't always an option for the long term.
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Age Norm Contradictions and ExpectationsA discussion of aging norms and their effect on the aging population.
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Princeton Senior Resource Center: A Review and Explanation of ProgramsA review of the Princeton Senior Resource Center and their programs, accreditation, and other offerings to the community.
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Biology of Behavior Q and AAn explanation of biology and some of its biological aspects using specific questions and answers on the subject area.
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The Impact of Life Experiences on PersonalityLife experiences can greatly impact the way in which a person deals with events in later life in a variety of ways. This paper seeks to explore that impact.
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Basic Ecology Questions AnsweredBasic questions on ecology for study and understanding purposes.
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Perimenopause and Menopause: The Effects and Possible TreatmentsAn explanation of perimenopause and menopause, treatments, and the risks of those treatments.
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Metamemory: Hope for Elderly Cognitive HealthMetamemory and its benefits in elderly individuals.
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The Theories Behind Stress and the Physiological Effects of Stress on the BodyHow stress effects the body and the theories behind it.
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Arteriosclerosis and Atherosclerosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Risk FactorsAn explanation of arteriosclerosis and atherosclerosis.
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The Psychology of Personality: A Three Theory ComparisonAn explanation of three of psychology's major personality theories.
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Cyber-Terrorism Has Become a Reality - The Russia-Estonia Cyber-Terrorism Face OffAn explanation of the Russia-Estonia cyber-terrorism case.
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The Most Common Forms of Computer AttackOne means of preventing computer attacks is knowing just what to look for. An informative piece on the most common forms of computer attacks.
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Every Question You Ever Had About Scientific Classification - AnsweredInteresting points about scientific classification.
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Data Structures: An Explanation of Data StructuresA basic explanation of various data structures involved in database construction.
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A Microscopic Battle: Emerging and Re-emerging Infectious DiseasesA critical look at infectious diseases and their impact on the world.
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Cutting Costs and Bargains when Buying a LaptopTips on cutting costs on a new laptop.
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Biological and Lifestyle Impacts on Physiological AgingThe effects of biology and lifestyle on the physiological aging process.
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Intelligence and Brain SizeIntelligence is a hard thing to nail down. If you ask someone what intelligence is, it is most likely that you'll get different answers. Psychologists typically define intelligence "in terms of the ability to solve problems and to learn and understand complex material."
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A Brief History of Intelligence TestingThe intelligence test or IQ test has been implemented for years now. But how did it start? Who was the first person to come up with the intelligence test?
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Biology Concepts: Let Me Help You Understand GeneticsExplanations to common questions about genes and genetics.
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IQ Testing: Reliability, Validity, and ScoresA walk-through of IQ tests, their properties, and what the scores mean.
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Nature Vs Nurture and IntelligenceHow nature and nurture affect intelligence.
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Recording with Adobe Breeze - A Walk-throughA tutorial on using the Adobe Breeze recording feature.
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Purchasing a Laptop: What You Need and What to Look ForA guide to purchasing a laptop.
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Monitor Technology: The Difference Between Resolution, Dot Pitch and Refresh RateIt may not seem like it, but monitors can be very user specific. Some people want smaller screens, others want larger ones. One important specification for anyone purchasing a monitor is the resolution of the screen.
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Biology Concepts: MeiosisMeiosis is the process in which sex cells divide into four daughter cells, each with a haploid chromosomes (half the normal amount).
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The Differences Between Mitosis and MeiosisMitosis and meiosis are the two tricky processes of cell division that send every biology student running to the textbooks. Students often confuse the two and their various processes. Being able to distinguish between the two greatly aids in understanding.
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The Ghibli Museum Adds a New ExhibitHayao Miyazaki, well known Japanese anime director and creator, was set to delve once again into the world and imagination of a child with his plans for a Three Bears animated film, instead he has other plans.
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Biology 101: Metabolism - Common Metabolism ConceptsMetabolism occurs in all living things, it is a set of chemical reactions that allow living things to adapt to their environments, grow, and function on a typical basis. Metabolism has two different categories catabolic reactions and anabolic reactions.
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Are Humans Born with Innate Ideas?The debate between innate ideas and the mind being more of a "blank slate," as John Locke put it in the 1600s, has been raging since the time of Aristotle and Socrates. So what are psychologist and philosophers saying now?
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Prominent Sushi Brand Deals with Canned Whale Meat Company Kyokuyo Co. LtdYou could be supporting whaling and the distribution of whale meat without even knowing it. True World Foods, a prominent seafood distributor in the U.S is currently allied with whale meat distributor Kyokuyo who is set to distribute sushi to U.S restaurants.
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Study Points on Mitosis: Understanding the Process of MitosisMitosis can be a tricky spot for Biology students, especially those who are experience first exposure to it. Here are some important study points that will aid in better understanding the process and importance of mitosis.
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Cognitive Processes in HumansOne of the most interesting aspects of humans is their ability to think, their cognitive processes that make problem solving and decision making possible. Cognitive processes that allow humans to be able to identify new stimuli without extensive thought or study.