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Choosing the right tools to find the right people
... produced 40 per cent of the ‘masterworks’ in classical music (Moles, 1958). Although Price’s law was originally ...
Sleeping like a baby: Sleep in the first years of life
... and then blow gently into their eyes, upon hearing the music they would soon come to expect the air and scrunch up ... naps, nappies, books, dummies, co-sleeping, listening to music at bedtime, and so much more. Understanding more about ...
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... to sit back, play tennis and golf and listen to the soul music he loves. But he’s enthusiastic about the future of ...
Character – ‘caught’ or ‘taught’?
... Futures Institute, told the Templeton conference, theatre, music, philosophy, religion (as well as storytelling, of ...
A matter of life and death
... range of non-medical issues, such as preferences in food, music, TV programmes and clothing. Advance Statements must be ... I love my brain. I write, I read, I listen to music constantly… Being able to think, discuss and joke ...
Big Picture: Poetry as a mental health resource
... Walton, K. (2011). Thoughtwriting – in poetry and music. New Literary History, 42(3), 455–476. Zeman, A., ...
The psychology of stuff and things
... their youth too. Usually this manifests in a taste for music, books, films and other entertainment from yesteryear, ... a creative star dies, with the mass consumption of their music, books or films or other associated items. Consider how ... with our stuff is...
The Psychologist presents… How to talk so people listen
... answer the question in a very deadpan way: “I was at a music workshop”, or he could say “what do you mean, ... People telephone and say “I’ve got this problem with music next door”, noise next door, whatever it might be. ...
Psychoeducation doesn’t have to be boring
... musical statues, but rather than simply freezing when the music stops children can choose to pause in a running pose, ...
The future of thinking differently
... remember a word. It helps with maths, too.’ Listening to music also helps her. In class, she finds it easier to focus on what the teacher is saying when she has classical music playing in an earbud in one ear. Her mother lobbied for ...
Student Writer Competition winners
... programmes. An organisation called TAPE offers various music and film projects; there is a strong service user group ... behind the curtain, smoking and chatting playfully. Music is played at full blast, people dance and laugh. ‘You ...
Coping with life in isolation and confinement during the Covid-19 pandemic
... similarly tell us they read books, listen to music, play card games, and cook food as good ways of filling ... 8, 162–6. Philpott, C. (2013). The sounds of silence: music in the Heroic Age of Antarctic exploration, The Polar ...
A more fluid approach to drinking
... – evident in the naming of entertainment arenas, live music stadia and festival bars – despite growing ... & Williams, C., (2008), The impact of brand sponsorship of music festivals. Marketing Intelligence & Planning, 26 (7), ...
New therapist, new hope
... it. It seems people with aphantasia can’t ‘hear’ music or similar, either. I am fervently curious to know the ...
The social dimension of emotion
... tournament), or a social or cultural artefact (a piece of music). Of course, we sometimes experience emotions in ...
The exciting side of boredom
... easy ways to banish it, we play a video game or turn the music up or go to a movie. All these things are effective in ... we’re no longer bored. But when that movie ends or the music stops, there’s an even greater chasm of boredom. ...
#ALittleBitOfGood in the world
... and different ways – be that through painting, dance, music, creative writing etc. #Connection – How can we use ...
Addiction and the importance of belonging
... features. About the author ‘I am a clinical and music psychologist who became interested in the importance of ...
Sleep on a Problem... It works like a dream
... other in a manner comparable to the themes and phrases in music (Krippner, 1981). The structure of the chemical benzene ...
Personality and art
... also more likely to invest time and money in others (e.g. music, performing arts, theatre, etc.) (McManus & Furnham, in ...
A manifesto for psychological health and wellbeing
... through, new scholars who are looking at the evidence for music, creative writing, visual arts, theatre, dance, you ...
The name game
... that involve grinding grain, and those called Melody to music making. This sort of influence can come from first ...
Rebuilding lives in the Recovery College
... activity, such as Tai Chi, creative writing, art or music. Some courses consider specific perspectives, such as ...
Rethinking siblings and mental illness
... gatherings, joining a yoga class together or going to a music festival. One sibling in the Sibling Network stated: ...
Minds run free
... he finds it therapeutic. If he’s not listening to rock music, he’ll use the time to pray or think. ...