Past psychology studies suggest that the human gaze can encode the intentions of humans as they perform everyday tasks, such as making a sandwich or a hot beverage. Similarly, human gaze has been found to enhance the performance of imitation learning methods, which allow robots to learn how to complete tasks by imitating human demonstrators. […]
Enhanced imitation learning algorithms using human gaze data Read More »
[ad_1] Shamanic or Reiki Treatment Both shamanism and Reiki are methods of healing. Shamanism has been around for at least 40,000 years and had a presence in most world cultures. The origin of the word shaman and shamanism has its own levels of disagreement. Reiki came on the scene in the 1920s. Like shamanism, Reiki
Shamanic or Reiki Healing Read More »
[ad_1] Before we start our list, I wanted to take some time to comment on 2 fighters that may have strong support in certain communities for being among the best ever, but truly do not have a place on the list. NOT RANKED Rocky Marciano – Won 49 Lost 0, 43 KO Ask any Italian
TOP TEN Pound 4 Pound Best Boxer Ever Read More »
[ad_1] “It is not always the people who start out the smartest who end up the smartest.” Alfred Binet. Your success quotient is made up of skills, knowledge and attitude with attitude accounting for 85%. Carol S. Dweck’s book, Mindset The New Psychology for Success, supports how important attitude is, but adds an additional premise
The Success Mindset – The New Psychology of Success Read More »
[ad_1] There is, of course, a reason why people become addicted to drugs. The psychological aspect of addiction is extremely powerful. The human mind is a marvellous thing, and the thoughts we have can become all-ruling in our lives. Because we are these complex creatures, with thinking and reasoning capabilities, we can often discount the
The Psychology of Drug Addiction Read More »
[ad_1] “Nothing’s ever for sure, John. That’s the only sure thing I do know,” says the schitzotypical auditory plus visual delusion and hallucination known to John Nash as Charles. This is very true even coming from one of these three imaginary people that John Nash believes to be a part of his daily life. Although
A Beautiful Mind – Nobel Prize Winning Doctor John Nash Read More »
[ad_1] Lip Biting from this articles perspective is the constant chewing on the skin inside your mouth, often referred to as cheek biting or cheek chewing. This is a repulsive habit and like many habits can be very difficult to stop. This habit likely started out from feelings of stress or anxiety. It might also
Lip Biting Habit – The Psychology Behind Our Habits Read More »
[ad_1] There have been a lot of sports figures in the news recently as a result of drugs. Most recently, Alex Rodriguez has been accused of steroid use. This was a major story as he appeared to be one of only a handful of “clean” baseball heroes of recent times. Just prior to the Rodriguez
Sports Figures, Drugs, and America’s Drug Problem Read More »
[ad_1] Honestly is there an internal customer? The term “Internal Customer” has been so over used that it has become a cliche, losing it’s original meaning. The term Internal Customer was originally used in the field of Management Science (MS). However it was later popularized by Joseph Juran, the management consultant known for his dedication
Myth of "An Internal Customer" Read More »
[ad_1] Dr. Carol S. Dweck was challenged by her student to write a book on the results of years of their research study. Dr. Carol S. Dweck rose to the occasion and has written this book, “Mindset: The New Psychology of Success, and How we can Learn to Fulfill Our Potential” in the hope that
Mindset: A Summary Read More »