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So I found a copy of the DSM-IV at a lending library. It may or may not be being read aloud to @gpodolec and displayed on my bookshelf lol 😂 #dsmIV #psychfinds (at Vimy Ridge Memorial Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1S-VN3ApHM/?igshid=1vilr20pl5gxz
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Collection Time!!
I'm trying to keep a collection here of all the wonderful, insightful, head-scratching, or relevant articles I find online regarding psychology in it's broad sense.
I'm a college student just beginning her journey in the world of psychology (I have a BA in English and am hoping to pursue a MA or PhD in Psych), so I'm going to be writing/ranting about this new path I'm on.
First up, I was just assigned two 2-page papers. One on Analog Models and one on Time-Based Research Strategy. I have no idea where to start. For Analog Models, we are supposed to come up with an example and apply it. First, I am not entirely sure I know what that means and second, I can't seem to think of a research topic that is new and innovative enough to catch my professors attention and show her I am as top notch as I want to come across. I'll be thinking very hard about this in the next day or two before I sit down to write.
Wish me luck!
A new research paper explores the relationship between physical and social pain finding that the connection is much stronger than
An interesting article about how social/emotional pain and physical pain are related, and that Tylenol can reportedly help ease the pain caused by social rejection.
