Inside the Life of a Psychology Student – Brittany Stage (#9)
Interview Article – 8 (Brittany Stage) This article we have an interview with one psychology student from the United States. She is called Brittany Stage,…
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Inside the Life of a Psychology Student – Jessie Lewis & Allison Veras (#8)
In this article we will talk to two more psychology students, from America. We will ask them stuff to help you potential or current psychology…
Inside the Life of a Psychology Student – William & Alex #7
Today we have two psychology students joining us. One of our students is from the USA, and one is form the UK, so a great…
Inside the Life of a Psychology Student – Gabriel & Akansha #6
This week we’re lucky enough to have two students to interview! The first is Gabriel Taylor, who is studying psychology at William Carey University, and plans…
Order Effects in Interviews- Will interviewing first get you the job?
Before a job interview many of us research ways that may help us land the job. However, most people do not realize that the order…
Inside the Life of a UBC Psychology Alumini – Deanna Cann (#5)
These series of articles are going to be based upon interviews with psychology students and alumni, we’ll be asking these students about their courses, what…
Biopsychology put into action by a driver
Here is a quick run through of biopsychology by a driver who is falling asleep: Our bodies are constantly working on a cellular level, making…
Apotemnophilia
After finally moving into my apartment and setting up internet access, I decided to celebrate by relaxing and watching Netflix. It was while browsing the…
Inside the Life of a Psychology Student – Aubrey & Tina (#4)
These series of articles are going to be based upon interviews with psychology students, we’ll be asking these students about their courses, what they like…
Offender Profiling: Science or Fiction? The Assumptions
Offender profiling is defined as “a process by which offender characteristics can be deduced from a detailed knowledge of offender characteristics” (Ainsworth, 2000). It can…
Inside the Life of a Psychology Student – Kathleen (#3)
These series of articles are going to be based upon interviews with psychology students, we’ll be asking these students about their courses, what they like…
Cyberchrondia; Self-Diagnosis and Dr. Google
Author’s Note: This article is not intended to shame those who have self-diagnosed themselves, but rather to examine the usefulness and appropriateness of self-diagnosis in…
Eat, Pray, Toke: Restricted Research on Medical Marijuana Prevents Evidence of Risks and Benefits
Recently when I search for news articles related to psychology, the most prominent topic is the psychological effects of medical marijuana: the good and bad.…
Inside the Life of a Psychology Student – Amanda & Corrine (#2)
These series of articles are going to be based upon interviews with psychology students, we’ll be asking these students about their courses, what they like…
Psychosis, More than Just Genetics : Urbanicity, Poverty, Ethnicity and Cannabis
Intro “Psychosis” refers to a group of disorders in which emotions or thoughts are so disrupted that contact with external reality is lost. Some of…
Intense Exercise Increases Motivation through the Stress Hormone, Cortisol
Many people like to start their day with a morning run, or a workout at the gym; they say it gives them a boost in the…
Friends and partners with a Machiavellian Personality
Niccolo Machiavelli, from whom the term Machiavellian originates, was an Italian diplomat who wrote the classic, The Prince, a book of advice on acquiring and maintaining power,…
Inside the Life of a Psychology Student – Larissa Grundmanis (#1)
These series of articles are going to be based upon interviews with psychology students, we’ll be asking these students about their courses, what they like…
How Practicing Gratitude Can Make You Happier
Here’s how practicing gratitude can make you happier. Happiness has everything to do with gratitude and being grateful. People who express gratitude are much more…
What Do I Have to Lose?
According to the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA), anorexia nervosa is an eating disorder characterized by self-starvation and excessive weight loss. There is way more…