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• Commented on The lying game
  It's gotten to the point where I find lies humorous, because not very many people are good at covering their tracks. It's so obvious....
• Commented on One is a bun, Two is a shoe... -Jacob Panzer
  After reading this chapter, I was surprised to see that they actually had a name for what the Method of Loci is. I do something similar to this to remember things for tests, and I just thought I was the...
• Commented on Learning through my own conformity
  I've definitely conformed before, we all have. However, seeing that video in the last discussion in which the people judging the length of the line segments changed their answer to go with the crowd was amazing. I just couldn't see...
• Commented on High 5 to the Big 5
  Going off what quint said, it's cool how even though everyone has all 5 traits, they're present in your personality at different levels. With all these different possible combinations of personality scores, you get all these unique personalities....
• Commented on Beautiful People
  It's pretty amazing that no matter where in the world we're from, we can all come to an agreement on someone being attractive....
• Commented on Don't Do It
  Great video. I've seen it first hand as well, not to this extreme, but the same concept applies (teacher asks question in lecture and no one answers because they think someone else will answer the question)....
• Commented on Living a Healthy Life
  This one kind of hits home. I worry for a certain person in my family that has this issue, and due to a couple other medical issues, she may be unable to start exercising....
• Commented on What is natural?
  ^ I'm with them on this one. It's definitely not medicine, rather standard donor practice....
• Commented on The lying game
  It's gotten to the point where I find lies humorous, because not very many people are good at covering their tracks. It's so obvious....
• Posted Good Boy? to PSY 1001 Section 18 Spring 2012
  The whole topic of parenting was pretty interesting to me. It's something that we can all relate to. I mean, no one raised themselves (and if you did, I tip my hat to you). Studies showed that an authoritative approach...
• Commented on My little cousin
  I think my little sister reached this stage a bit sooner. When she was around this age, I seldom fooled her when I said things were equal, whether it was about food, games, etc....
• Commented on Parenting Styles - Which one is best?
  Watching the TV show "Supernanny" you see a lot of different parenting styles, and what works/doesn't work. Usually, before "super nanny" steps in, the parents don't punish bad behavior (usually ignore it). The nanny usually creates a system of punishment...
• Commented on Nontraditional families -Blog 3
  This is interesting. Studies usually show that children in single parent or "unstable" homes are less likely to succeed in life. Some find that same sex couples shouldn't be allowed to adopt a child, or even marry. Controversial topics indeed,...
• Commented on "Did you just spell....OH! I know what happened! They we're..."
  That's cool that you actually tested it out for yourself! I couldn't do it, my sister is 15 and she'd probably look at me like I was crazy....
• Commented on Alzheimer's- Blog 2
  I actually wanted to study this disease after I watched Rise of the Planet of the Apes. It's such a depressing and frustrating misfortune, and it'd be remarkable if a cure was actually found...
• Commented on Bourne to forget
  That movie was great!...
• Commented on Learning- Amazing trained dog
  That was pretty cool, not gonna lie!...
• Commented on What is life like for people with autism?
  It's fascinating to me how some people with autism end up being savants....
• Commented on Where does consciousness reside? ~Luke Coyer
  Did it ever say where they think consciousness resides?...
• Commented on What Ever Happened to Baby Albert?
  I'm assuming they never got a change to see if he was still afraid of white animals?...
• Commented on who, what, WHERE, when, why.
  I think of the same things. Like, "How is a thought created? Where does it come from?" Maybe we'll find answers to these questions one day...
• Posted I Speak Animal? to PSY 1001 Section 18 Spring 2012
  I always wanted to know what animals were saying. Take dogs for example: I know they aren't just barking to be barking. They have to be trying to convey a message of some sort. When one dog sees another dog...
• Posted Intelligence to PSY 1001 Section 18 Spring 2012
  In Chapter 9, I wasn't surprised to read that there are different types of intelligence. I became aware of this when people would always tell me how smart I was in middle school, and that they couldn't figure out the...
• Posted Thinking About Thinking to PSY 1001 Section 18 Spring 2012
  I found week three's topic of lecture to be extremely captivating. Since last school year, I've been interested in the human brain. My amazing anatomy teacher probably contributed to this fascination. I am in CBS right now, and I actually...
• Posted What Stuck? to What Stuck?
  This chapter mainly focuses on what science is and what it isn't, and for the first two weeks of school I was in the Foundations of Biology course, which also discussed this very same topic. So, this whole chapter was...
• Posted What Stuck? to PSY 1001 Section 18 Spring 2012
  This chapter mainly focuses on what science is and what it isn't, and for the first two weeks of school I was in the Foundations of Biology course, which also discussed this very same topic. So, this whole chapter was...