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1. Will you adopt Belisarius' winning strategy? March 07, 2010 "We will all be dead soon," predicted centurion Millius, looking over the ramparts at the barbarian army surrounding Rome in the year 536 C.E. He had good reasons to feel discouraged, since Romans were outnumbered 30 to 1 by the attackers. General Belisarius shook his head. "If we use our forces cleverly, we will prevail," he replied. History tells us that the General was right, since he succeeded in defending Rome with 5,000 veteran Roman legionnaires against the attack of 150,000 barbarians. The heavy losses inflicted by Belisarius on the attackers made them give up the siege of Ro... (read more) Author: John Vespasian

2. Psychology and Extroverts March 07, 2010 Psychology is the study of human or animal mental functions and behavior. Ever since the Egyptians, Greece and Persian eras of human history, psychology was there. The methods of how the human behavior is studied have evolved throughout centuries and have been constant to the new challenges that human beings are facing. People who research or practice the science of psychology are dubbed as psychologists. Some of the issues that are under the scientific duty of psychologists are personality, behavior and interpersonal relationships. In short, psychologists are interested with how humans a... (read more) Author: Luz Braun

3. Best Selling Book - Dr Bob Rotella's ‘Golf is not a Game of Perfect' March 05, 2010 'Golf is not a Game of Perfect’ is one of Dr Bob Rotella's masterpieces, and one of Golf's bestselling books. It is ‘one of the three best selling golf books in history’ and is 'the best selling sports psychology book of all time'. ‘Golf is not a Game of Perfect’ explains how important and significant the mental side of the game is on performance and provides you with simple and easy instructions to help you think more positively and increase your level of play. Dr Bob Rotella believes that once you have learned the basic techniques of the golf swing, then technique actually only ... (read more) Author: Jack Brown

4. Online Degree Choice Program February 26, 2010 custom research paper and custom term paper for over 4 years. She is always ready to provide custom writing service and writing tips to students.">When you have decided to get a degree online, choosing a program is the first critical step you take. There are numerous types of online degrees accessible, which one to select, how to choose, sometimes can make you hard and confuse to decide one. 1. Decide a field of interest - In fact, there are various ways to begin your online degree program selection. You could explore such traditional disciplines as history, literature, art, and psycholo... (read more) Author: Elizabet Reed

5. The Interconnectedness of Reality - Excerpt II February 26, 2010 Psychobiophysics Research Organization">Excerpt from Part II of “The Interconnectedness of Reality” …It is therefore important to carefully address whether or not psychology is based upon physical and chemical principles like the so called hard sciences. Indeed, there is a long history of respected psychologists and physicists who labored under the hope and assumption that it is possible to describe the complex behavior of biological organisms with the same forces and constructs used to describe the structure and motions of particles that make up reality within the physical sciences. Th... (read more) Author: Psychobiophysics Org

6. KISHANGANJ: INSAN SCHOOL: DR. SYED HASAN [PART# 20] February 26, 2010 In America Dr. Syed Hasan had many experiences in Clinical Psychology. Specially, when counseling to the patients he always tried to know the case history skillfully. He had rather than an strong professional skill to find out he coverts of personalities. In cases of acute depression when the patient likes to hide everything from the counselor he always got the clue easily while others fail to do so. Sometimes the patients accept that they had decided not to tell anything to anyone but they failed in their pledge when Dr. Syed Hasan counseled them to tell the truth or to release their pent-up ... (read more) Author: Dr.Equbal Wajid

7. Gordana Milo-Barat - Paintings Done With True Devotion February 22, 2010 There are many artists those are well known for their art painting works. Most of these painters have put lots of efforts to sigh their name in the art world. Well, to become a successful painter, you need to have true devotion and must put 100% effort. Many artists have successfully signed their name and made themselves famous. She arrived in Paris at the age of 21 years to study tourism, languages and art history. She then completed psychology course. Soon she tilted towards the world of art painting and gave some outstanding artworks. Gordana Milo-Barat formed several workshops in var... (read more) Author: idella berici

8. Which ethical system leads to happiness? February 07, 2010 From all branches of philosophy, ethics is the most practical. Values connect abstractions to decisions and morality provides guidelines to surmount difficult situations. Ethical systems are worthless if they are not aligned with reality and validated by facts. History has produced hundreds of different ethical teachings that work well in specific circumstances but fail catastrophically in other contexts. Fortunately, we can see if those philosophies pass the tests of veracity and practicality without having to examine them one by one. For the purpose of analysis, ethical systems can be g... (read more) Author: John Vespasian

9. Myths about gemstones February 03, 2010 ANCIENT MYTHS Crystals, minerals and metals have played various roles in the myths and legends of human cultures throughout history. They are fascinating examples of the attempts of the men and women of ancient times to explain their world without the benefit of science and with each culture's biases, superstitions and interests impressed upon them and therefore provide us with an especially vivid picture of the psychology of ancient man. What gemstone could make heroes stronger? Legends of Jewels, Quartz Mythology, Myths about crystals and myths about jewelry; Some of those ancient myths... (read more) Author: Iris Dcosta

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