I agree with this. To me the word "underpin" is being used in the same way I often use it, in the sense of "at the root of", "at the heart of", "fundamental to", etc.
I see this demonstrates muscle fatigue abnormalities compared to healthy controls. Do we know if there is anything similar that proves abnormalities against other fatigueing conditions? (I've only briefly skimmed this article).
I'd have thought a sideways promotion might appeal to Bristol Uni - something to get EC out of the limelight and stop embarrassing them, maybe even try and stop her pulling them down the plughole after her.
Or the version I know of how many psychologists to change a light bulb ... Only one, but the lightbulb really has to want to change. Found it really funny when I first heard it years ago, but now it seems to have more sinister connotations.
But of course many sociopaths are highly ambitious, often beyond their abilities, and end up being very sensitive to criticism. Their easy charm and slick answers being their substitute for answers beyond their capabilities.
Yep. It's the mechanism by which whole groups discard empathy for another group, and so feel justified in treating them appallingly. One of the key ways this is done psychologically is by labelling groups of people. e.g. Labelling people vermin, as a way of justifying treating them as such. Or...
Excellent news @dave30th. Your work is obviously of huge value in its own right, but I also believe it is contributing indirectly to some of the other important advocacy endeavours - informing, encouraging and enabling them. There is a real groundswell of change getting underway now, and I...
Absolutely. The snowball is steadily picking up speed down the slope and getting bigger and bigger. Somewhere soon the BPS crowd are no longer going to be able to run away from it!
True, but if that is actually a picture of the real doctor, then you can't blame her for the way she looks ... I'd assumed it was as I've seen that picture on her own website somewhere, but cannot now find where. But I may have just got my wires crossed for a change.
Edit: This is who I was...
Never saw it that way until you said, and still don't now. To me it shows a doctor holding her head in her hand, as people do when shattered; her posture is just the same as when you have your elbow on the desk for support.
Insurance is all about spreading risk across individuals who do not know their individual risks. Once individuals and insurance companies know the individual risks, then presumably the whole business model of life and health insurance is up a gum tree.
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