psychology
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Late night thoughts
I have a theory. Or maybe a few of them. All relating to people and their behaviors. This is probably one of the latest blog posts I’ve ever done, but I wanted to write this week and didn’t have time until now. There’s an article I read recently about this amazing couple that lost all… Read more
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Psychology of Behavior
Today I’m starting a new series. I’ve always been fascinated by psychology and behavior of people. If you’re interested in participating in this series, please email me at jenlbrice (at) gmail.com. I’m looking to interview people and may potentially post up a survey to see how others see certain behaviors/situations in relation to this topic.… Read more
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Blending in
As the diagnoses of Autism increase, an interesting trend has been noticed. More boys are being diagnosed than girls. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the disorder is 4.5 times more common among boys than girls. Boys appear to be more vulnerable to the disorder, but the gender gap may not be as…Blending… Read more
adolescence, ASD, autism, behavior, blending in, childhood, children, compulsive behaviors, developmental disorder, diagnosis, gender gap, girls versus boys, NIH, PEERS, psychology, research, school interventions, social camouflaging, social interactions, spectrum, studies, study, teenagers, young adult
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