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There are also other clinical signs that are not behavior related. These signs in conjunction with the behavioral changes help determine hypothyroidism in the patient (Scott-Moncrieff, 2007).
Kentucky behavioral health professionals participate in Operation Immersion at Wendell H. Ford Regional Training Center in Greenville, Ky., Nov. 14-16, 2012. The goal of the event was to reduce stigmas attached to Service Members receiving behavioral health care and increase the quality of such care in Kentucky. (Kentucky National Guard photo by Cody Stagner, KYNG Medical Outreach Coordinator/Released)
Wrestling with Behavioral Genetics: science, ethics, and public conversation edited by Erik Parens, Audrey R. Chapman, and Nancy Press
Aug 10 - The 3 Humpback whales we observed were all adult females, who had not had babies this year. We were told by the naturalist on board, that it's unusual for non-related adults to congregate together...that they may hang out for a short while but that the reasons why are not really known.
One of the 3 was very playful...when we first arrived in the area, she was rolling around and waving her dorsel fins up in the air. The photo above is cropped, as we were further away when seeing this behavior. The two dorsel fins are on the right side and the flipper on the left is part of her tail.
Anita Li placing dipper in the operant tank. We let it sit in the tank for 5-15 minutes to equalize the temperatures in case there are any differences.
Jon is our middle son. 10 years of age. Constant flux of confusion between living here in our home and visiting his mother on the weekend. We have very different parenting styles, and with this he tries to tests his limits. We're going to have a sit down with both families and I've asked all the kids to make a full list of everything they have gotten in trouble for, for the past year. The rest of the kids were done their list in under 20 minutes. Here Jon is photographes on his 2nd day of writing.
I'm hoping this lesson will show him why he seems to be the one grounded while his siblings are out running about. How he thinks he does nothing wrong, when in fact there is pages and pages of his mistakes. These are big ones, I'm taking grade wise, behavior wise, foul mouth wise. I want him to use this lesson with writing this all down. Rolling it up in a wad and saying, this ends now.
This is his chance to admit to all the horribles he thinks we don't know.. like taking his hand held gaming system to school and playing it in his desk then not doing any class work, and knowing nothing for homework that took him close to 9 hours to complete half way right. The cursing like a sailor soon as he closes the front door. Bullying kids on the playground, and best yet saying stuff to cause tension. Long story.
I hope he can get the message we write this out, confess are all the way truthful. We start clean slate. I know he can be an amazing child. He has a great heart and infectious smile and I hate having to see him grounded. But I refuse to reward bad behavior.
Something has to get through to him. We're hoping this just might. There will be consequence to anything on there we don't know but it will be combined with the clause of... slate being wiped clean.
Wish us luck!
Eila Roberts, a graduate student in psychology, identifying female geladas. Image credit: Clay Wilton
I spotted this clothing line at Got Beauty boutique in Salt Lake City...hot tag - great tops! I think they also have a website.
Some kind of kinky neck-biting thing going on here. Not sure what to make of it.
Anyone know what kind of lizard this is? Seen at Santa Ana NWR, TX.
I guess something about these blue lights messed with the sensor in my camera. This is not at all what they looked like.
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