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Tag Archives: psychology
Subjectivity and mathematics education
This is from a paper I found on the web, on subjectivity and mathematics education, perhaps prompted by my recent return to teaching calculus, however briefly, which has reawakened my interest in the subject. Especially now, when I realize that … Continue reading
Some interesting mental health articles
Manic Spending Puts Bipolar Patients at Risk for Financial Woes Many bipolar people already live in a boom-or-bust financial cycle, independent of the current economy. Spending sprees, after all, are common during manic periods. However, mania can be triggered by … Continue reading
30 million Chinese youth have psychological or behavioral issues
调查显示:我国近3000万未成年人患心病_网易新闻中心 via kwout so says this article…it mostly points to behavioral issues and disorders affecting how kids learn and interact with each other, as well as deeper emotional issues. The article also mentions that one subset that has particular problems … Continue reading
Can a foreigner ever understand China (and other epistemological quandaries
These thoughts come after reading something on Brendan O’Kane’s Chinese blog: this was a post from two months ago, but I just read it now, including the comments. The post contains a video from the Onion, which we all know … Continue reading
Psychological relief in Sichuan: more harm than good?
I was reading netease and came across a link to a Blue Cross China report about post-traumatic stress disorder among the survivors of the earthquake. Well, I don’t know if what they are talking about necessarily meets the clinical definition … Continue reading