ShreeR2019's Psychology Blog

MeMEsSsS This meme is about my long journey to understand the differences between fixed ration, variable ration, fixed interval, and variable interval. This  link  describes the difference between the four similar topics.  Link:  https://learningcenter.unc.edu/tips-and-tools/studying-101-study-smarter-not-harder/ Link:  https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/320165.php Link:  https://www.theguardian.com/education/2016/jan/23/spaced-repetition-a-hack-to-make-your-brain-store-information \Link:  https://www.wbur.org/hereandnow/2017/05/29/psychology-senioritis

HIIIIII, On the news and in society, there are always references to the different generations, and the problems and unique qualities that follow. For example, this interesting  article  discusses the cultural psychology of generation X. While I am of the infamous Gen Z, it is interesting to see the analysis of other generations. there is always the discussion on how to influence different generations in the market. In this take on generation X (first of all, why isn't there a Generation Y, like why), the disconnect on the topics of marijuana, politics, and technology are analyzed. The detrimental effects of technology are discussed and how the generation X members are stuck between the two generations as they slightly know how to use it but also understand the effects unlike millennial. Moreover, it seems in general Generation X is always in the middle of not only the two generations but polarizing topics that the baby boomers and millennial oppose each other on or have di...

HIIIIII, It’s time to find out if I have a personality, and if so what type of personality. For the first test, I answered the Jung test, which had a ton of questions to answer. In the end, my result wasssss: I got ESTJ. I honestly am not surprised that I got ETJ because I talk a lot and am always ready to socialize. However, I don’t know how I got S because I am not really that sensitive.