Think You’re too Young to Have a Stroke? Think Again
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Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life published the following articles in November, 2012.
With up-to-date scientific information on your side, you can make wiser choices and live a healthier lifestyle.
Worry and anxiety are some of the most prevalent forms of mental disturbance. Yet a basic understanding of worry, the purpose it serves, and how to work with worry, can bring relief to many.
Aging is something we do not often discuss, probably because we don’t have good role models for it. Instead, we focus on being youthful forever, rather than figuring out how to live with getting older. It’s time to remedy that and look to people who can point us in the right direction. My Uncle Jack was just such a guide.
Career counselling aims to help clients match their abilities to rewarding work. But the nature of our abilities and how we perceive them can stop us from recognizing our greatest strengths.
Social media, most notably Facebook, are becoming a staple of daily life. This election cycle, I saw many disturbing new trends in how my red-state and blue-state friends treated one another.
With the election finally over, it’s time we analyzed what happened to women’s rights. Of all the conversations, abortion is perhaps the most important because it is the basis for women’s freedom.
Many people don’t really understand the difference between psychosis and psychopathy. This article outlines the core features of each diagnosis, and highlights the essential differences between them.
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