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A Typical Psychiatric Hospitalization

By RichGilchrest 341 days ago from http://juliern.com

If you visit and psychology or psychiatric professional and demonstrate signs of being dangerous either to yourself or others, you will be hospitalized. You can be admitted against your will for up to 72 hours, or longer on weekends or holidays.

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Tags: psychology mental illness


26 Strange, Unbelievably Bizarre And Weird Mental Disorders · BlogIssues

By tammii 313 days ago from http://www.blogissues.com

They might sound like some Indie Rock band or the latest Japanese invention, but actually are rare, strange, bizarre and downright weird mental disorders and conditions. Some may sound familiar, others very few people even know exist. Here’s a compilation of some of the most strange and disturbing conditions of the human mind. 26 strange, biz

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TraderFeed: Finding Your Voice as a Trader

By dctag 346 days ago from http://traderfeed.blogspot.com

Dr Brett nails what hampers so many of us from becoming as successful at anything. We have a lot of self inhibiting habits that over time make it harder for us to achieve our goals. Here he is talking directly at traders but these same things hamp

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Social Networks could be good for your mental health...

By BadgerGravling 257 days ago from http://thewayoftheweb.blogspot.com

Research and a new psychology book have identified 'affluenza' as a reason mental health problems are up to twice as likely to occur in English-language speaking Western countries. The condition comes from sufferers feeling inferior. And this occurs due to the constant bombardment with wealth, fame, looks etc.

But so

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ThoughtSponge.com » How to Make People Agree

By ThoughtSponge 332 days ago from http://thoughtsponge.com

Awhile back I wrote an article titled How to Communicate with Customers. It was basically a quick look at building rapport with people (specifically customers.) But lately I have noticed a lot of people around me using a common technique to get people to easily agree with whatever they are saying. The strange thing is that these people don’t

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Tags: psychology hypnosis communication rapport


Body Parts & Genital Psychology

By base 310 days ago from http://www.apigeoncalledfrank.com

How many of you take the time to really get to know your body? From my experience with women, you spend a big chunk of your lives looking in mirrors but ONLY when dressed, from what I know the sight of your own naked body just freaks you out and brings out thoughts like “I’m too faaaaaaat”, no matter how fine you may be. On the other hand, mo

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Bad news shakes the investment market? Think again!!

By Soham 195 days ago from http://jumpup.wordpress.com

Do you believe that acts of terrorism, external news, global cues and all those little tiny winy information or news are actually affecting our trading markets? Think again. This post manages to show how even the most serious acts of terrorism against the state failed to make the investment market heed to our predictions. This

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Tags: markets bse sensex investment economics trade psychology


Sunk Cost Bias

By lucianop 103 days ago from http://litemind.com

The sunk cost bias is a thinking trap that not only slows down personal improvement efforts, but one which can make people literally waste their whole lives on.

Sunk costs are costs that are irrecoverable. It’s something that you already spent and that you won’t get back, regardless of future outcomes. It’s like that gym clu

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What Molds us to be what we are now

By KTsummers09 283 days ago from http://ktsummers563.vox.com

. The development of human depends upon how we were raised or what has influenced as during the process of growing. And this all boils down to the beginning of our developmental stages. As the Psychosocial development theory of Erik Erickson describes the human as a series of eight ego developmental stages from birth to death. Each stage

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Tags: human development psychology