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Daryl Bambic

Bedlam: The History of Bethlem Hospital | Watch Free Documentary Online - 0 views

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    he Bethlem Royal Hospital in London became infamous in the 1600′s in regards to the inhumane and cruel treatment of its patients as revealed by psychiatric historians. Bedlam: The History of Bethlem Hospital reveals why Bedlam came to stand for the very idea of madness itself.
Erin Waxman

How to Help Your Depressed Teen - 0 views

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      This connects the to problem of how depression often goes very much unnoticed in teenagers
  • The reality is that it is much more than a sullen mood and bouts of sadness. It is an actual medical condition that can have devastating, permanent effects on a teenager's life.
  • dependent on their parents or other caregivers to provide the medical attention they need, whereas adults are free to go to the doctor on their own.
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      very common as teenagers are known to be moody and hormonal 
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      dopamine is a common example of a lacking neurotransmitter in a depressed brain
  • it can be difficult to distinguish between a foul mood and actual depression.
  • Physical examinations are always the first step in screening teens for depression so that other possible causes can be ruled out.
  • Simply prescribing teens an antidepressant is not good enough as a stand-alone treatment.
  • therapy
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      talk therapy is one of the leading known successful treatments for depression, aside from medication
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Seb Potvin

The Stanford Prison Experiment: A Simulation Study of the Psychology of Imprisonment - 0 views

  • rebellion which broke out on the morning of the second day. The prisoners removed their stocking caps, ripped off their numbers, and barricaded themselves inside the cells by putting their beds against the door.
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      Prisoners rebelled to try and show the injustice of the guards and the mistreatment towards them
Daryl Bambic

The Secret of Self-Esteem | Psychology Today - 0 views

  • In the absence of confidence, courage takes over.
  • courage, on the other hand, operates in the realm of the unknown
  • Courage is more noble than confidence
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  • it cannot offer a secure foundation for our self-esteem.
  • People with healthy self-esteem are able to take risks and to give their all to a project or ambition, because, although failure may hurt or upset them, it is not going to damage or diminish them.
  • It is instructive to compare healthy self-esteem with pride and also with arrogance. If self-confidence is “I can” and self-esteem is “I am”, then pride is “I did”. To feel proud is to take pleasure from the goodness of our past actions and achievements.
  • arrogance stems from hunger and emptiness.
  • so there can be no such thing as excessive self-esteem. Instead, it betrays all the opposite.
  • Whenever we live up to our dreams and promises, we can feel ourself growing. Whenever we fail but know that we have given our best, we can feel ourself growing. Whenever we stand up for our values and face the consequences, we can feel ourself growing. Whenever we come to terms with a difficult truth, we can feel ourself growing. Whenever we bravely live up to our ideals, we can feel ourself growing. That is what growth depends on. Growth depends on bravely living up to our ideals, not on the ideals of the bank that we work for, or our parents’ praise, or our children’s successes, or anything else that is not truly our own but, instead, a betrayal of ourself.
  • Nor is he someone who ever betrayed knowledge and integrity in favour of deception and unconsciousness.
  • More than a great philosopher, Socrates was the living embodiment of the dream that philosophy might one day set us free.
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