This article discusses how important it is to understand the cause and effects that a chosen parenting style has on that individual child, and family environment. @mrcopsych https://t.co/CDCnTys4OB
This article stated how social media affects our brain’s decision making and emotional processing functions. Researchers found that brain activity in teens, that deal with emotional and sensory processing reacted hugely when they felt excluded. @mrcopsych https://t.co/j07OWyyZJE
Generation Z, is the youngest, most ethnically diverse, and largest generation in American history. Growing up with technology sometimes causes them to be stereotyped as tech-addicted, anti-social, or social justice warriors. @mrcopsych https://t.co/WhVzwrApQB
Cognitive dissonance causes feelings of unease and tension. It has an effect on a persons mental health, behaviors, thoughts, and decisions. They also endure guilt/shame resulting in constant rationalization in actions/behaviors. @mrcopsych https://t.co/uwOpUfjrHk
Art therapy is used to better ones physical, mental, and emotional well being, while, promoting personal development, increasing coping skills, and enhancing cognitive function. Art therapist are trained in both art and psychological therapy. @mrcopsych https://t.co/bj7Dv7klqa
Appraisal coping aims towards challenging your beliefs and modifying the way you think. This could be distancing yourself from a problem, challenge, altering goals values, or identifying the humor in a situation to have a better outlook it. @mrcopsych https://t.co/fydihPtndG
Dementia is a psychological disorder causing deterioration of cognitive function and impacts millions across the world. It’s caused by a variety of diseases that impact the brain, and currently holds no cure but there are treatments available. @mrcopsych https://t.co/vz7VnqQAym
This article discusses the many importance’s of managing stress, finding the source of it, and confronting it. It also discusses the four A’s of stress management: avoid, alter, adapt and accept. @mrcopsych https://t.co/EqtKA4LmAA
This article discusses our primary and secondary emotions. Our primary emotions is what we tend to feel first. How we initially respond to a situation. Our secondary emotions are when simple feelings combine with a persons nerves or temper.@mrcopsych https://t.co/OYbJBx1lyS
This article discusses how introjected regulation is a motivation that is used by ones internal pressured voice.This inspires the individual to act on behaviors not because they desire to, but because they want to out of a feeling of obligation.@mrcopsych https://t.co/zmqh48IfT2
Implicit memory, also known as unconscious memory or automatic memory, uses past experiences to remember things without thinking about them. It works by enabling previous experiences, no matter how long ago those experiences occurred.
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A solitary learning style is more private, introspective and independent. You can concentrate, focusing your thoughts and feelings on your current topic, and are aware of your own thinking, and may analyze the different ways you think and feel. @mrcopsych https://t.co/VaZvOwQm3x
Sleep Bruxism is a disorder that makes you grind and clench your teeth while sleeping. Symptoms are, flattened, fractured, or chipped teeth, and jaw, neck or face pain. It can be cured by medications, dental correction, or a mouth guard. @mrcopsych https://t.co/CNFkR4xQ6p