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Rated • 62 reviews • photography • oddstuffmagazine.com
This is 100% pure squirrel
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i love science -
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World according to Wes -
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Wow. The fox is cute but the bear...sort of terrifying -
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Rosenhan experiment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Rated • 60 reviews • psychiatry • wikipedia.org
I work in the field, and I think the experimenter was onto something. That expectations lead to an amplification in the description of symptoms. Also the writing of notes for insurance purposes (private or federal) encourages an initial magnification of symptoms, followed by ...improvement to justify the treatment. The sad fact is, now, even truly severely mentally ill patients would rarely be kept inpatient beyond 72 hours. This is not even adequate time for stabilization on new meds, much less improvement. That's why I don't work inpatient anymore. -
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Japanese maple...stunning -
The Price of Freedom: Exhibition
Rated • 26 reviews • art history • si.edu
Good resource in some ways, but profoundly dated in others. Mainly ,ending in 2003, with none of the current, devastating losses... 750+ troops lost at the time of the exhibition is now well over 3000. It seems politically slanted in many ways. Still as I grow older , I am more certain than ever that one cannot discount the bravery or sacrifice of the soldier, because the fight may be questionable. I hate war, but I can hardly expect a teenage boy to understand the subtlties of politics that elude most of our leaders.
