I enjoyed the psychology classes I took in high school and college - especially the pathology aspects. |
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Hey Everyone! |
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I enjoyed the psychology classes I took in high school and college - especially the pathology aspects. |
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take it... if you don't like it... it can go towards a (depending on the college and university) social science credit. |
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clear eyes. strong hands.
I'm taking psychology classes, and I have to say it is pretty interesting and fun compared to the other subjects. So go for it. |
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Definitely, definitely, definitely take it. |
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I think it is pretty darn cool, and usefull. However there might be some boring parts to it, like learning some boring stuff, but hey, it can't be as much fun as dreamviews afterall. |
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“What a peculiar privilege has this little agitation of the brain which we call 'thought'” -Hume
I like it, it's where I first found out about lucid dreams. If you're into that kind of stuff take it, it won't hurt you. |
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I'm a psych major and when I was a freshmen I didn't know what I wanted. I took some tests that said I would be good in psych and now I'm in love with it. I'd been LDing since High School but now it seems there's so much more to LD's and Psychology and Consciousness. As an LDer I am making that psych course a requirement for you my friend. Have Fun! |
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I highly recommend it... I love Psychology. Its very interesting... |
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Hope is an inevitable absolution and therefore life cannot exist without it. ~XsupremeX
I highly recommend it! |
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Don't trust what you are seeing right now because you might be dreaming right now. Be LUCID! I repeat, be LUCID!
I strongly recommend it, I'm doing it now and its fun and interesting. |
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NeAvO's Nightly JourneysAdopted: Hazel AngelGirl ShadowsandTerrorhawkerCourtesy of GoldneyShoot for the moon, even if you miss it you will land among the stars.Originally Posted by Vex Kitten
In my opinion, it's a course with quite interesting elements usually. The only thing I really dislike about it is how bloody generalized it all is. For example: "Crossing the arms indicates defensiveness". Who knows why someone's crossing their arms? Sure, defensiveness is a large possibility, but what about comfort? Personal preference? Maybe a good repor with someone similarily posed? There are many more examples of generalizations in psychology that really piss me off. |
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