Category: English
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Dealing with distractions
Distraction, particularly from our phones, is arguably one the biggest downfall for us to effectively study or do work. The more apps and connections we have to these apps the more destructively they pull our attention. For example: my distractions are mail, WhatsApp and Instagram. At any given time when I study I might suddenly…
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What is autism and who is an autistic person
ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), autism spectrum disorders, and Tourette’s syndrome are all developmental neuropsychiatric illnesses. They are congenital or appear in early childhood. ADHD and autism spectrum disorders share a symptom profile comparable to Asperger syndrome. ADHD is a relatively less common disorder in the population (3%), and autism is even rarer (1%). Please…
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Psychology entrance exam in Finland 2024
Finland’s universities that offer psychology programmes collaborate with one another and use a common entrance exam. It is quite challenging to pass this exam, if not the most challenging. The preliminary exam material, which consists of eight research papers and one document that translates English professional jargon to Finnish, was issued today by the university…
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Understand the leadership studies
Leadership, like European culture, is a recently scheduled study for me. Today I had to pause and consider what exactly I must study when my clock ticks to Leadership. And, as with European culture studies, at first I couldn’t figure out why or what to study. Hmm… Perhaps why is clear. My interest in leadership is because…
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The man who founded the European Union
Robert Schuman is the Father of Europe. The European Parliament has bestowed onto him this extraordinary honour. In addition, we commemorate Europe Day on 9 May in honour of Mr. Schuman’s unwavering will to bring Europe together. To learn more about the founding of the European Union, please keep reading. Destructive warfare plagued Europe throughout…
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Motor disorders
Yesterday I was doing pull ups, handstanding, and some balancing on a canoe. With no giving a single thought of how I should execute my muscles to move so they would pull me up above the bar. Or how would my wrists, abs and thighs strengthen and balance me while I pushed my feet toward…