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I can’t believe that a family would abandon their child just because he/she has down syndrome. Sadly, this is happening all the time. If you get this shirt, you can be part of the solution! Each purchase helps fund the adoption of a special needs child.
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11 Jobs You Could Do With a Bachelor In Psychology
1. Sales Representatives
Undergraduate psychology programs help students acquire a wide range of interpersonal skills, which can then be put to use in a number of different sales and marketing positions. Employers value skills such as the ability to speak well and communicate effectively. If you are interested in working in this field, take classes that will improve your understanding of people and human behavior. Courses in social psychology, personality and communications can be especially beneficial.
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Psych-Quotes: Various Psychology/Relationship Links Disorders You’ve Never Heard Of
What Tricks Does Your Mind Play on You?
Do You Have Work-Life Balance?
Tips For Boosting Your Self-Esteem
Are You an Introvert or Extravert?
Disorders You’ve Probably Never Heard of
What Are the Craziest Addictions?
What Color Matches Up With Your Personality?
What Do Your Dreams Say About You?
What Texts Should You Never Send Your Boyfriend?
What Texts Should You Never Send to Your Girlfriend?
What Is the Science of Attraction?
What Questions Should You Ask Before Getting Serious?
How Do You Know If You’re in the Friend Zone?
What Are the Dumbest Things to Argue About in a Relationship?
How Do You Deal With Jealousy?
Places You Should Never Take a Date
What Are Some Cheap Date Ideas?
Stupid Things Men Complain About
Stupid Things Women Complain About
How Can You Spice Up Your Relationship?
10 Mistakes Men Make with Women
8 Signs a Relationship is Toxic
What Are The Top Lies Women Tell Men?
What Are The Top Lies Men Tell Women?
8 Tips for Reinventing Yourself After a Break up
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Is Your Relationship Worth Saving?
Relationships take work and effort and sometimes need fighting for. How do you know when it’s time to stand up and fight for it, and when it’s just not worth it? Here are 10 examples of when it’s worth it and when it’s not:
Worth It
· You’re best friends. If your relationship is built on a solid foundation of friendship and you consider your partner to be your best friend, then it’s worth trying to save the relationship and putting in the work it needs. It’s hard to find a partner who is also your best friend and it takes a long time to build that type of relationship, so put the effort in to make it work.
· You love them. Getting to the point where you truly love someone takes time and effort and a special bond that can’t be re-created with just anyone. If you are lucky enough to really love your partner, it’s worth fighting for to save it.
· You see future potential. If you can picture your partner as someone you can potentially spend your life with and see them as part of your future then it’s worth saving. If they are someone that you like but just can’t see being with in the long term, you may not want to put in the effort.
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Psych-Quotes: Tips for Improving your Social Skills 1. Work on remembering peoples’ names.
2. Make an effort to stay in touch with people – even if it’s only “liking” an occasional photo on facebook, sending a 2 line email, or sending a Christmas card.
3. Develop and improve your listening skills. This includes not interrupting when others are speaking, not trying to control the conversation, and showing a respectful, genuine interest in the speaker.
4. Hold the door for others, and let others out first (in elevators, on trains and buses etc.)
5. When you’re writing an email, keep it brief and to the point. Nobody wants to read a long, boring essay.
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Extrovert, Introvert or Ambivert?
1. Qualities and Traits of Extroverts
- Outgoing and sociable; may begin to feel down if they spend too time alone
- Active, energetic, enthusiastic and lively
- Expressive and affectionate
- Like adventure and new experiences
- Often seem courageous and confident
- Like to pursue a wide variety of interests
- Spontaneous and impulsive
- May have a low boredom threshold
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Psych-Quotes: Zodiac Signs and Love Aries
This wildly flirtatious fire sign certainly takes the initiative when it comes to romance. They’re quick to move when someone catches their eye. But to keep an Aries’ attention, the person needs to be as energetic and as exciting as they are. This is a passionate sign that loves adventure. When a fire burns, it really burns! Whirlwind romances are common for the Aries personality. But once love sets in, it’s generally for life. As long as there’s plenty of spice and excitement to keep the blood pumping, the relationship will be strong and long-lasting.
Taurus
Be prepared to take your time when it comes to the Taurus lover. Exceptionally sensual, touch is most important, and being rushed in any way, shape, or form is not going to turn this sign on. Mates are often from the same status and social circle able to match the Bull’s intellect and desire for the better things in life. Expect affections to be shown through material items - the Taurus is a great gift-giver(via psych-facts)
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Psych-Quotes: Top 10 strangest phenomena of the mind 1. Deja vu
Deja vu is an experience of having seen or experienced a new situation previously. It feels like if the event has already happened before. The experience is usually accompanied by a strong sense of familiarity and a sense of paradox or…
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