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My other masterposts: • extensions pt.1 • study sounds • dealing with failure • how to gain traction • how to study when you’re struggling
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wuhuuuu these are great! definitely gonna check out toucan and mercury reader
Risperidone (Risperdal)
2nd generation atypical antipsychotics. Works by antagonizing the dopamine D2 receptors.
-Available in regular tabs, IM Depot form, and rapidly dissolving tablet. -Functions more like a typical antipsychotic in doses greater than 6mg. -Increased extrapyramidal side effects (dose dependent) -Most likely atypical to induce hyperprolactinemia -Weight gain and sedation (dose dependent)
Mental State Evaluation
Overview:
-Appearance -Behaviour -Mood -Speech -Thoughts -Beliefs -Perceptions -Suicide/homicide -Insight
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some apps/websites i’ve been using to keep me productive
1. Flow - pomodoro timer for my laptop, super helpful (alternatively just use a study with me video)
2. Notion - v helpful for organization + so pretty!!
3. Habitica - stopped using this after notion tbh but its still v fun, uses reward & punishment to get your productivity going!!
4. Google Calendar - OG!!! use it to plan out ur day
5. Google Drive - if you don’t use google drive how do u even live… its been super helpful w college essays bc my sister can keep giving me feedback w/o making 23672848 different docs. (excuse the image my drive is UGLY & unorganized)
6. Audible - audio! books! are! the! shit!!!!!!! kinda hate supporting amazon but honestly haven’t been able to find any good alternatives. if u know pls share!! (also just a heads up - indistractable is kinda sh*t so far)
7. Zombie Run - its a fitness app that will give u cues during ur run that zombies are chasing u so you’ve got to sprint. idk how to describe it and i don’t have a photo of it rn (& i technically havent used it yet) but my sister loves it and i plan on trying it out today!
my prof sent me this–how he organizes theoretical readings. it looks promising!
random books on my tbr i want to read this autumn so i put them in a collage 🌾
Beliefs, Values and Attitudes
BELIEFS- spiritual- moral- social- intellectual- economic- politicalVALUES- Values are global, abstract principles that serve as guiding principles in people’s lives (e.g., freedom, honesty, equality, beauty, harmony, competitiveness, happiness, order and wisdom).ATTITUDES- Three components: 1) Cognitive (what we believe); 2) Affective (our feelings); 3) Behavioral (learned associations)- Serve a number of motivational functions: 1) ego-defensive; 2) value-expressive; 3) instrumental (gain social acceptance or avoid disapproval); 4) knowledge (organize social world)Source: Mohan Kumar
Here are some graphics I made earlier this summer for an Undergraduate Research program I am helping run through my university’s office for undergraduate research! I put together some informational pages about my personal experience doing research (which was generalized a little because I’ll be presenting to students in a wide range of majors). Next week I’ll be leading a Q&A panel and group discussion!
The thought and reality about presentations are so damn accurate… here’s a reminder that you know your research more than anyone else 😘
People who don’t understand the difference between punishment and discipline should, like, never have kids
hey op i dont understand the difference could you please explain?
Yeah ofc!! Sorry for being vague I was just venting and didnt expect reblogs haha
I’m gonna try to explain my point through examples.
Ex 1: toddler screaming and crying in the walmart
Punishment: I’m going to spank you or embarrass you or yell at you! Shut up! I’ll give you something to cry about!
Discipline: stop doing what you’re doing because it isn’t productive and it disturbs others as well as increasing your own upsetnes. I’m going to take you out of the environment that’s upsetting you until you’re calm and we can identify what upset you together so I can explain to you why it’s like that/help you find ways to productively express upsetness as you grow.
Ex 2: your teen is failing, like, all their classes
Punishment: you’re grounded! You’re not allowed to go out with your friends or play games or do anything fun or enjoyable until your work is satisfactory!
Discipline: it’s important to do well in school. You need to communicate with me when you are struggling so I can help you. You also need to learn to manage fun stuff and work as that’s an important life skill in adulthood. I’m going to monitor your work more closely so I can help you find that balance. And if this is a deeper mental or emotional issue, we can seek help for you together.
So basically, discipline is something you teach that requires time, communication, and sternness. Punishment is a single action meant to deliberately cause discomfort in an attempt to implement negative reinforcement. Not good.
can you guess which one is me?
TIME MANAGEMENT : PART ONE
Here are 08 strategies for better time management
Time management is the process of planning and exercising conscious control of time spent on specific activities, especially to increase effectiveness, efficiency, and productivity...
A time management system is a designed combination of processes, tools, techniques, and methods.
Discover 08 strategies for a better time management in the post one ) and the following one ( part two )
(since I cannot post more than 10 pictures I've divided this presentation in two part )
29.09.2020
i really apologize for my absence in posting — school has been a lot lately. ap literature and ap macro are by far my toughest classes but i’m getting by. i recently finished “six of crows” and started on “crooked kingdom” and i am absolutely in love! the characters are amazing and the writing is just perfect!
We moved this bookshelf closer to my desk over the weekend, and I’m really happy with how it turned out! I even had time to set up some Halloween decorations 🎃
bro, come join me for a weekend of ritual sacrifice and bacchanalia
so far I’m liking the structure of online classes. I don’t have to wake up rly early to go to school. I can stretch in between breaks and make coffee ++ hug my husky!! 😊
good morning gay people, men who are shorter than 6’, people who are preheating their ovens, vampires who refrain from drinking human blood for moral reasons, apex predators, people who gave The Room (2005) 5 stars on letterboxd, and classical oil painters
good afternoon to people who cut their own hair, lead and secondary vocalists, Microsoft excel users, the fashionably late, thom Yorke from radiohead, people who drive shitty cars, skateboarders, mall kiosk employees, and David the cashier from the smiths by my house
good night to my chemical romance enthusiasts, crustaceans from the cambrian period, men who know nothing about sports, people with radiation poisoning, girls with insect like appendages, tea drinkers, city slickers, and people who drink oat milk
