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[mrticman]

When you decide to go on UNDERTIME at work to REVIEW your notes for MIDTERMS only to find out the SOMEONE borrowed a chapter and did not bother to return it on time. WHERE IS CHAPTER 3?! 😡😤😡 #kolboy #schoolboy #genpsych (at Mabalacat, Pampanga)

[mrticman]

ONE PROJECT COMPLETED! NEXT! 🤓 #kolboy #schoolboy #BSEd #genpsych (at Saint Anthony College of Technology Graduate School)

[my-u-niverse-blog]

Inside Out

Most Touching Part of the Movie

On the Memory Dump, wherein Joy is reminiscing about all the good things that happened on Riley’s life that she didn’t notice the sad ones. She didn’t notice that every time Riley is happy there is always something that happened before that is not good and Riley always have her family to comfort her. That’s why, the Family Island is the last one that’s left from the Islands. Because your family will never leave you, no matter what. There’s a saying that goes “There’s a rainbow always after the rain.” On this saying, we can say that once you release the pain or the suffering, you will feel better and will have the determination to move on. I’m most touched by that part of the movie. But the part that Riley bursts into tears made me cry a little. For she didn’t have to say anything ‘cause her pain is too much.

Lessons and Relations

Emotions are vital part of our brains that deals on how to shape up our personalities. We can say that what we think is what we are. For our thinking leads to decision making and defines our own principles in life. Our memories connects us to who we are for in the movie, the Core memories power all the Personality Islands that made Riley who she is. Letting go is an important part of growing up. We should learn how to be move on to things and be mature. We must not try to force happiness. Because Sadness is also vital to our well-being. Sadness connects deeply with people.

[notfolieadeux]

411- GenPsych

Hello guys! As promised I am giving you pdf copies of the topics discussed last meeting, Click the link below and click the download button located on the upper right of the page. No need to install dropbox.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/pte5hikwq09qrh3/AADcYFOsLaI093y0xy1HHsIHa?dl=0

Also posted here is the link of a video I have shortly mentioned regarding schizophrenia, kindly watch it. It’s a bit lengthy but it will give you a clearer picture as to what the disorder is about. I will continue discussing some topics of abnormal psychology in our next meeting and if we still have time, maybe we can watch a movie :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61GmUYCzCzU

For now, read and understand the lectures especially to those who weren’t around during the discussion. Good luck on your exam! and Congratulations for winning sa Tagisan ng Galing (naks! burger naman diyan) :D

PS! If all passed this midterm exam AND more than half of you attend our class for the coming weeks, this will be your last WRITTEN exam. Thanks!

 If you have questions or any concerns, you know where and how to find me!

[my-u-niverse-blog]

The curious case of Progeria

Most kids with progeria look healthy when they're born, but they start to show signs of the disease during their first year. Babies with progeria do not grow or gain weight normally. They develop physical traits including:

·         A bigger head

·         Large eyes

·         A small lower jaw

·         A thin nose with a "beaked" tip

·         Ears that stick out

·         Veins you can see

·         Slow and abnormal tooth growth

·         A high-pitched voice

·         Loss of body fat and muscle

·         Hair loss, including eyelashes and eyebrows

As children with progeria get older, they get diseases you'd expect to see in people age 50 and older, including bone loss, hardening of thearteries, and heart disease. Children with progeria usually die of heart attacks or strokes.

Progeria doesn't affect a child's intelligence or brain development at all. A child with the condition isn't any more likely to get infections than other kids, either

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I will donate something or make this person a little bit happy even in small ways.

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I will be happy in rendering voluntary services for the people who have progeria and will encourage my friends to help me in raising awareness for people who have progeria.

[my-u-niverse-blog]

The curious case of Benjamin Button: A review

"The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” tells the story of a man who is old when he is born and an infant when he dies. All those around him, everyone he knows and loves, grow older in the usual way, and he passes them on the way down. I didn’t actually watched the movie but I read a few synopsis and I became consumed by a conviction that this was simply wrong.

We begin a movie or novel and assume it will tell a story in chronological time. Flashbacks and flash-forwards, we understand. If it moves backward through a story its scenes reflect a chronology seen out of order. If a day repeats itself, each new day begins with the hero awakening and moving forward. If time is fractured into branching paths, it is about how we attempt to control our lives. Even time-travel stories always depend on the inexorable direction of time.

But Benjamin Button's story is a fictional. I realize that. It can invent as much as it pleases. But life doesn't work this way. We are an observer of our passage, and so are others. The movie's premise devalues any relationship, makes futile any friendship or romance, and spits, not into the face of destiny, but backward into the maw of time. It even undermines the charm of compound interest.

[my-u-niverse-blog]

About the blogger

I'm an average girl with an extra-ordinary life. I didn't have my parents by my side as I grew up for they're both abroad. In my early years, I became independent but I always try to see things in a positive way. I like anime and manga a lot, as in a lot lot. I value my friends more than anything. I appreciate everyone who walks into my life even though I know for sure that they will always  leave me behind. I hate telling people about my problems; they don’t need to worry about me. I’m the one who listens to other people’s problems. I believe people should not be judged before one takes the time to get to know them, yet I am guilty of doing that exact thing. I’m awkward, clumsy, strange… but this is me. 

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Intimacy vs. Isolation

The desire to be close to another and to share our innermost thoughts and emotions may conflict with the fear of being hurt or rejected if we expose too much of ourselves.