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Some budget alchemy, in the hopes Truth would exchange enough knowledge for exams
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midnightripping · 5 months
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welcome to finals week… main goal? focus and do your best, it’s you against the world.
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solarsapphic · 6 months
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some shots of campus and the pretty sky here <33 the weather has been so nice and rainy lately :))
i feel like i'm so bad at documenting my work here lol i definitely want to get better and hopefully hold myself more accountable with my work
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deadpoetsfall · 3 months
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listening to classical music while losing my mind over my assignment i feel half like richard papen (losing my mind) & half like henry winter (listening to classical music)
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bumblingbabooshka · 1 month
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Janeway doesn't need a therapist when she gets back to the alpha quadrant she just needs Tuvok to tell her [in detail] the psychological observations he's made about her over the past 11 years and she can go from there <- Untrue but much more likely for her to agree to
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soniyastudiess · 11 months
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Ahhh my exams are finally over! This semester was so difficult for me, doing a full-time internship and also doing part-time teaching jobs along with studying. It really was hard on me, i did try my best though, and I'm glad it's over. I re-joined the internship again today and got a chance to attend a conference. It was great. I'm glad that i made it through all this.
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ashs-reverie · 2 days
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22nd April - 22 Days until Finals
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I didn't study much on the 21st so u can say studying for almost 5 hrs was some guilt-driven motivation, but it helped :)
I haven't been going out a lot even tho the doc said i must "breath fresh air" everyday. So i played some badminton with my brother yesterday (i was so bad at it) but something's better than nothing.
From tmrw i want to get out consistently atleast once a day /goal 🎯
Stuff i did:
Textbook reading/summarizing
Made flashcards for 1 chp
Revised 1 chp (this was a first bcs i havnt finished half the chps so revision for 1 is great)
23 cards reviewed
I want to keep up with yesterday's flow even today, so manifesting a productive day for me as well as you 💖🫶
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bubble-gum-blr · 1 year
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How to Write an Outstanding Psychology Case Study: Expert Tips
To craft an outstanding psychology case study, follow these expert tips. Commence with a brief introduction, summarizing your case study's key components.
Case Selection: Begin by selecting a compelling and relevant case, ensuring it aligns with your research interests.
Ethical Considerations: Emphasize the importance of informed consent and ethical adherence when working with human subjects.
Structure: Highlight the need for a well-structured format with distinct sections, like the introduction, background, methods, results, discussion, and conclusion.
Detailed Background: Offer a comprehensive background of the case, encompassing historical context, demographic information, and any prior research.
Theoretical Framework: Utilize psychological theories or models to analyze the case, providing a deeper understanding.
Data Analysis: Elaborate on the data collection methods, and use clear visuals to present results.
Conclude your psychology case study with a strong summary and reflection.
Key Findings: Reiterate the most significant findings and discuss their broader implications.
Research Question: Clearly articulate how the case study addresses the initial research question.
Field Contribution: Emphasize the study's contributions to the wider field of psychology.
Limitations and Future Work: Acknowledge study limitations and propose potential areas for future research.
Final Message: Conclude with a final message emphasizing the relevance of your case study and its impact.
By adhering to these expert tips, you can create an exceptional psychology case study that informs, enlightens, and advances the field.
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wecandoit · 1 year
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~80-81/100~
30.10-31.10.2022 // finished my first exam! it wasn't my best work but life goes on. only one more to go!
🎧: pirate king by ateez | ☕️
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one-time-i-dreamt · 1 year
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I was doing a psychology exam with my classmates except it was taking place in my kitchen and my teachers were there too. We answered the paper while cooking something that was just a weird mess of colours and everyone got their own mayonnaise bottle.
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dreadnotau · 3 months
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Happy three years everybody! As always, there’s a lot to say on the occasion, so pop in at the end of the post for the tl;dr if you don’t have time for my detailed diatribes, haha
Boy, time flies, huh? Feels like the second anniversary was just yesterday, but maybe that’s just the several long hiatuses getting to me. I’ve been scarce on uploading anything anywhere for a while now, even though I promised I’d actually pick up the slack this time around. What gives? Well…
For one, college hell, and for two, a lot of unfounded anxiety about putting my art out there. Allow me some theatrics for a moment and I’ll actually get back to the comic at hand… I’ve never had an exceptionally supportive environment for making art. It wasn’t suppressive, not in the slightest, but it also wasn’t… encouraging. It was always treated as a hobby or a distraction rather than something I was allowed to be fully proud of, especially because a lot of my art focused on more cartoon-y and fantasy ideas, rather than still life studies and painting (which people generally outside of the art sphere tend to value more, arbitrarily). Couple that with a childhood full of being bullied over minute shit you hadn’t even considered could be an issue before, and you get a teenager hellbent on never sharing his interests or ideas with anyone, mostly due to the fear of rejection.
I’ve grown, thankfully, but that paranoia and fear doesn’t go away overnight. As I’m sure you all know, Meowchela was the one who originally encouraged me to post this comic, and the only reason she succeeded was because she was the first person in a long time who listened and engaged with my interests and my art in a meaningful way. It’s kind of obvious her friendship had a profound impact on me, and I’d cite her as one of the reasons I was even hopeful enough to apply to an art college in the first place! This comic, and that bond with another person, proved that maybe these things I’m so passionate about weren’t duds, and weren’t something I had to keep to myself.
So, fast forward a few years. About three years, in fact.
During one of my classes, right before this hellish two weeks of exams started, one of the class assistants talked me into showing my comic pages to one of my professors. He’s generally a pretty open guy when it comes to new mediums, but I’m always… apprehensive about showing my less “traditional art”-y things to professors, but, he ended up being genuinely proud of it. Specifically, I showed him pages 85-87 (because they’re my favourites) and, he didn’t read the text, just the visuals were enough for him to say “good job, keep it up” (which is HIGH praise from that guy). When I mentioned I’ve been meaning to simplify the visuals because I didn’t have time to work on the comic very often because of college and classes, he dismissed it on principle. I was honestly caught off guard. Heavily paraphrasing, he suggested that worsening the visuals for an arbitrary deadline was counterproductive to making something that’s Good™.
That’s kinda stuck with me. For a good few years now I was more focused on optimisation rather than visual improvement for the comic, and though it HAS contributed to better visuals in some ways (cutting corners sometimes makes for a less pointy and jagged end result), it’s kind of weird I’m treating an art project that way, isn’t it? I set a lot of… arbitrary deadlines and standards for myself, in the form of expectations and what I “should” or “shouldn’t” be doing at certain stages in my life. I’ve thought of Dread Not as a passion project second and a stepping stone first, if I’m being honest. As if it was too… fandom-y and derivative to be treated with more gravity than that, like it’s an immature project because I was still a child when I came up with it. As if it was something I’m making to Build Up to Something Else, something Bigger and Cooler and More Important, and… the more I think about the future of Dread Not, and even my future career options, the more I realised that’s, ironically, a really immature way to think about it.
If there’s one thing going to this art college has taught me, is that there’s no “right” way to make art, and there’s no “right” way to success as an artist. There’s no clear-cut paths, just more commonly treaded roads, but even those are heavily overgrown. Why should I try to box myself into thinking I have to make things from complete scratch to be taken seriously? What’s so bad about Dread Not as a story and as a comic that’s caused me to vaguely keep it under wraps when conversing with people in my day-to-day life? Why wouldn’t I put all these skills I’ve acquired to improve and expand this project that’s Right There, WAITING for me to finally get off my ass and get pages out there again?
I wish I could say I’ve used all this time away in a particularly clever way, but I really haven’t - at least, it feels like I haven’t. My art has undoubtedly improved over time (though admittedly the art for this post was Very rushed, fuckin exams), and while I’ve been working on projects in the background, chipping away at them in a VERY disorganised way, I haven’t been posting that progress anywhere, and I haven’t made any good progress on my biggest project, Dread Not, because of the other ones. And, honestly? Admitting that kinda stings. This comic means a lot to me, and I wish I actually gave it the time and attention it deserves instead of letting it sit out hiatus after hiatus because I keep failing at structuring my time.
So, my new plan is a little more abstract: find a way to work Dread Not into my school schedule, and slowly build a habit of working on it more often. No clue how long that’ll take, but I think it’ll be worth it to consider it as an option, and hopefully finally end these long, drawn out hiatuses with short bursts of uploads in-between. HOPEFULLY. Building habits was never my strong suit, so please bear with me while I figure this out in what will probably be the most hectic upload schedule in this comics history, which is: no schedule at all.
From now on (until the end of Act 1), I’ll upload pages when they’re ready, and depending on how the weeks go and how complex the page is, they could be weeks or days apart from one another. Hell, some might even take a month to finish if school stuff gets REALLY hectic (god knows Hellish Exam Week number 1 and number 2 won’t be giving me much time to work on the comic), but I’m determined to do this. I want to be able to put my all into this project again!!
(And hopefully finish Act 1 by the end of this semester…)
TL;DR: College is giving me life lessons I didn’t expect, and because of them I’ve decided to give myself a non-existent upload schedule for Dread Not: Pages will be posted when they’re ready, and the spacing between pages could wildly vary depending on circumstances and the actual complexity of the page itself.
As always, thank you for being here, thank you for reading, and thank you for being patient!
If all goes well, there will be new content very, very soon.
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foxes-and-ghosts · 3 months
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starting the year with a broken heart and deadlines and exams breathing down my neck. because life is fun. i guess.
on the bright side: no boyfriend means more time to study, am i right (I'm dying on the inside please somebody help me)
12/01/24
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solarsapphic · 6 months
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went home for the weekend and got to hang out with my family <3
I was able to take some anthropology notes this weekend as well ! I finished most of the modules I wanted to get through which I'm really proud of :) I'm hoping to finish the rest of my modules up this week but we'll see lol
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kindofcurly · 8 months
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Not me actually getting into the sixth form I wanted.
I will be dead in the next year.
I'm studying chemistry, biology and psychology 🥰
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ddejavvu · 7 months
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if you guys were wondering how sacrificing sleep and free time and hobbies for the past three weeks to study for a tough exam went: i memorized all of the material, aced the study guide, and then failed the test so badly that i don't think i can save my grade no matter how high i score in the remaining ten weeks of the class
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