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New research shows that the “gateway effect” of marijuana — that teenagers who use marijuana are more likely to move on to harder illicit drugs as young adults — may be overblown.
Results of a new study show a linear association between sleep durations of less than eight hours and psychological distress in young adults between 17 and 24 years of age. The risk of psychological distress increased by 14 percent for…
I’ve looked into the subject a bit, enough to know that that’s what I want to do, but I’m sorta lost as to what I can do *after* grad school. It’s a long way off (I’m only just starting my…
Any suggestion good book on child psychology( in HINDI). Issues with handling tantrums of kids
literature, psychology, geography and maths. I have just got my gcse results and found out that i got A* in Biology and A in maths, geography and chemistry, so i am now choosing a different career path i now want…
i want to do some research on behaviour in psychology no job sites or student stuf please
Ive just enrolled at college and am due to start next week! i finialised my Alevels yesterday and with the news that they wouldnt be teaching physics this year i had to choose another. I randomly picked law as it…
I recently took A level Psychology and got a B grade.
For university, I need an A.
After looking at my results, I realised that my marks were 1 mark off an A.
I asked for a remark (which cost…
At my school and the surrounding schools they do not offer A level Psychology or Socialogy. Can i still get in to university to do a psychology course?
You see, i am aiming to be a Clinical Psycologist.
Also I…
I’m quite worried. This is my firm choice, (I got rejected by other unis in April), and they wanted 320 points minimum, also including any AS’s and AS General Studies. I got 300 points (BBB) and they’ve accepted me. I’ve…
Just been kind of confused in figuring out what to do. I’m a junior in college, and I still don’t know what to do. I’ve wanted to do a science (maybe biology or computer science), but I am absolutely horrific…
Hi, so I’m starting sixth form college next week and I’m not sure what subjects to take!
So far I’ve decided on:
English Lit (GCSE A)
Maths (GCSE A*)
History (GCSE A*)
French (GCSE A)
I think it would be…
Basically, my choices sheet for the AS/A Levels are due tomorrow. I’m dead set on a career in law – I’m torn on what to choose. My GCSEs were decent (2A, 4B, 5C, 1D), and I’m thinking of taking the…
In Alzheimer’s disease, the problem is beta-amyloid, a protein that accumulates in the brain and causes nerve cells to weaken and die. Drugs designed to eliminate plaques made of beta-amyloid have a fatal problem: they need to enter the brain…