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Child Mania Survey

January 16, 2014 Comments Off

The Child Mania Rating Scale (CMRS) is a parent screening instrument for mania, based on DSM-IV symptoms.

Some people experience a serious mood change during the winter months, when there is less natural sunlight. This condition is called seasonal affective disorder, or SAD. SAD is a type of depression. It usually lifts during spring and summer.

Post-Partum Depression

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Postpartum depression is not just “the baby blues,” a mild feeling of sadness after a baby is born that goes away on its own. If the “baby blues” don’t go away after 2 weeks, you could be suffering from postpartum depression, and should seek help. You need not feel ashamed of having an illness – or of any treatment you may need to feel better – any more than you would feel ashamed about having diabetes or asthma and taking medication to stay healthy.

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The Pope sees creation. Elon Musk sees a simulation. Their very different views of reality, explains @JohnNosta, raise the same question: Why are people so drawn to the idea that someone—or something—created the world we experience?

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"The question is not only whether people trust science, but whether they trust themselves, and the systems around them, to translate science into decisions that matter in their everyday lives."

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Not everyone who enjoys solitude, tends to zone out, or struggles with small talk is antisocial. Sometimes those habits are linked to the ways that highly intelligent people think and relate to others.

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If you couldn’t tell whether you were talking to a human or AI, would it matter? A landmark new study suggests many people can’t—and that AI may now be able to pass the Turing Test, raising psychological questions that go far beyond the technology itself.