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Hi there! My name is Ryan Guinid and I'm 23 years old. I recently graduated from California State University Long Beach last December 2018 with a Bachelors of Science in Biology: Option in Molecular Cell Biology and Physiology. I am currently taking Social Psychology and a few other courses at community colleges to help with my next step in going into the nursing profession to become a nurse, maybe even a supervising nurse, just like my mother was. I enjoy listening to R&B Music, watching basketball, and making people laugh. (My enlarged face below v_v)

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If I had two words to describe my family, I would say they are hopeful and supportive. We currently reside in Cerritos, California and I live with my younger brother and my father. My mother, Joy, used to be with us, but she passed away unexpectedly during her surgery back in January 30th of this year 2019. Myself, my family, our relatives, and my mom's co-workers/friends are still trying hard to recover since her death hit us all pretty hard psychologically because of how unexpected it was, but we're all still trying to stay strong and support one another even now. So I guess psychology means a bit differently to me than how others may see psychology.

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In scientific terms, I think psychology is a type of science to describe how us humans respond to 'life's stimuli'. I would say that 'life's stimuli' could refer to events that occur within each of our lifetimes that result in certain responses within us mentally and/or emotionally. Sometimes we're affected by 'life's stimuli' positively, while other times we may be affected by 'life's stimuli' negatively. My perception of psychology has been shaped a lot by how I've seen and heard about how my mother lived her life. No matter how much stress, pain, hardship, or other difficult events my mom went through in her lifetime, she stayed strong mentally and emotionally, especially around my family, our relatives, her many friends, her hundreds of co-workers, her thousands of patients, and even me, her son. She would always tell me growing up, "life is full of challenges; don't give up". So to me psychology can mean that, even if life does hit us with a lot of negative stimuli, we don't always have to respond negatively; it is still possible for us humans to respond towards those negative stimuli in life with a positive response~

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Stuart Scott's 2014 Jimmy V Award for Perseverance Acceptance Speech for his courageous fight against cancer

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Stuart Scott's 2014 Jimmy V Award for Perseverance Acceptance Speech for his courageous fight against cancer

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Stuart Scott's 2014 Jimmy V Award Acceptance Speech | The ESPYS | ESPN Archives

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Article from when I took Reproductive Biology 

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Article from when I took Reproductive Biology 

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So having been a biology major, I had taken a class called Reproductive Biology and we had to do a research project on a certain research article that we had read over the course of that semester and then create an abstract for a follow up experiment on the article. Bellow I've linked the article I chose back then. I think this article below is kind of relevant to the realm of psychology, while also being relevant to the realm of biology, because of how it discusses female subjects' levels of psychological attraction towards male subjects being somewhat affected by a hormone called androstadienone, which is a smell that our body naturally produces. Interestingly, this hormone is not something with a distinct scent that we can easily differentiate from other scents.