In "Insanity", a schizophrenic man convicted of involuntary manslaughter is released by his doctor from a psychiatric facility three years later. The decision brings intense pressure from the medical staff, family and society ...
Date Posted: March 31, 2015
Categories: Mental Health in Asia
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Bipolar Disorder is a mental illness that represents a significant challenge to patients, health care workers, family members and our communities. While growing acceptance of bipolar disorder as a medical condition, like diabetes and heart disease, ...
Mar 30
Categories: Bipolar
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Feeling lost when you are learning soemthing new?
Mar 30
Categories: Learning Difficulties
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Is it important to think about tomorrow?
Mar 30
Categories: Stress Management
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Football clubs merchandise laid across the desk, polaroid photos stringed at the desk pin board. The reason to bringing personal objects in the workplace is being explored.
Mar 28
Categories: Career Development and Change, Workplace Issues
GO“Is murder defensible?” What your answer may be, can be dependent on what your eyes are focusing on at the same time that you are making such moral decisions.
Mar 28
Categories: Other
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Within a group of children, there is always some children who tend to be shying or distressing away in a corner of the room, while there is the actives ones that run about the classroom. Scientists believe that the main cause is their sensitive and ...
Mar 28
Categories: Stress Management
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Most of us differ in our perception of time, with or without depression. Sometimes waiting seems like forever, or while we were having fun, the time passes really quick.
The new study finds that depressed people often feel that time is passing ...
Mar 27
Categories: Depression
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Imagine gaining health benefits while working? Neuroscientists in Canada said that the advantage of having a treadmill desk is indisputable.
Mar 27
Categories: Career Development and Change
GOAsch’s studies is commonly known as a conformity experiment, however Asch’s studies arguably showed the power of one’s independence when faced with misguided majority. It has been found that most coverage of Asch’s work has grown ...
Mar 27
Categories: Other, Social Isolation
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The latest theory about the French Alps airline crash is that it was deliberate. Every time one of these incidents occurs - and they are extremely rare - a question arises in media coverage: are airlines taking enough precautions to check the mental ...
Mar 27
Categories: Workplace Issues
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A team of researchers at Saarland University headed by Professor Axel Mecklinger have shown that a short nap lasting about an hour can significantly improve memory performance.
Mar 26
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Before you get married, everyone tells you that marriage takes work. I never really believed it until my husband and I landed in therapy after four years, two kids and one seismically stressful cross-country move. Turns out you really can't just ...
Mar 26
Categories: Relationships & Marriage
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Many adults, regardless of their weight, resolve to avoid fatty foods and unhealthy desserts. But despite one's best intentions, when the moment for decision comes, that chocolate lava cake is often too enticing and self-control vanishes.
This ...
Mar 25
Categories: Eating Disorders
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Some people thrive on "alone time," and seem perfectly happy flying solo at the movies, restaurants and on vacation when the rest of the world couldn't imagine doing these things without a partner, spouse or friends.
But new research finds that ...
Mar 25
Categories: Aging & Geriatric Issues, Social Anxiety / Phobia, Social ...
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Social psychologists often seem like killjoys when it comes to studying how people eat. A primary concern is overeating, so their main objective is frequently to try to identify the psychological levers that can be pulled to help people to eat less. ...
Mar 24
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