https://padlet.com/mwatson0113/5a1cs3hat53d Also for psychology purposes en-us 2019-10-22 15:21:34 UTC 2025-11-09 03:18:13 UTC hello@padlet.com mwatson0113 https://padlet.com/mwatson0113/5a1cs3hat53d/wish/400930043 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jD70gqbDS5uDqsZnZlmeNBvY2FNTJK8xesZwbO4_3MY/edit]]> 2019-10-22 15:22:57 UTC https://padlet.com/mwatson0113/5a1cs3hat53d/wish/400930043 mwatson0113 https://padlet.com/mwatson0113/5a1cs3hat53d/wish/404817394 In order to truly take in information, it has to be organized in ways that would make it more memorable and easier to learn. 

Memory can be mentally exercised and improved through the three-stage memory model, which is recommended after retrieving new useful information. ]]> 2019-10-31 02:28:52 UTC https://padlet.com/mwatson0113/5a1cs3hat53d/wish/404817394 mwatson0113 https://padlet.com/mwatson0113/5a1cs3hat53d/wish/406553384 1) I never realized the massive amount of decisions I would make in a day! I am sure that most people are not aware of the number of decisions they would make in a day, probably because there are many that they don't care about how many they make.
2) I did not know how numerous choices can lead to regret. It is usually best to pick one item out of many, but there will always be something else that will possibly be better than the one chosen. On the bright side, as time flies, one can always go back to get something different from the previously purchased item.  
3) I did not realize how the Decoy Effect can affect decision-making. All it takes is one item of slightly different qualities from the others just to speed up (or alter) decision-making.]]> 2019-11-04 21:42:27 UTC https://padlet.com/mwatson0113/5a1cs3hat53d/wish/406553384 mwatson0113 https://padlet.com/mwatson0113/5a1cs3hat53d/wish/410922945 According to the text, Hans Selye describes stress how no one can be able to physically live without stress. He noticed how identical the symptoms of the general adaption syndrome (GAS) were to the symptoms of any disease or injury.  ]]> 2019-11-13 23:17:09 UTC https://padlet.com/mwatson0113/5a1cs3hat53d/wish/410922945 mwatson0113 https://padlet.com/mwatson0113/5a1cs3hat53d/wish/410990721 The three stages of the GAS are listed below.
1) Alarm Reaction: The body mobilizes its resources to cope with added stress
2) Stage of Resistance: Bodily adjustments to stress stabilize, but resistance to other stresses is lowered.
3) Stage of exhaustion: Body's resources are drained and stress hormones are depleted.]]> 2019-11-14 03:23:46 UTC https://padlet.com/mwatson0113/5a1cs3hat53d/wish/410990721 mwatson0113 https://padlet.com/mwatson0113/5a1cs3hat53d/wish/410995285 To provide an example, I am riding a roller coaster which is ascending to the peak. During the alarm reaction, my heart rate increases and my breathing gets heavier. These can also be symptoms of high-altitude sickness, according to the text. I enter the stage of resistance when I get off of the ride; I'm shaken up by the thrill and my heart rate slowly goes back to normal, but I don't get too comfortable because I might get on another roller coaster. Finally, after experiencing the thrill of numerous roller coasters, I would enter the stage of exhaustion, where all of my energy would be drained out and my body would enter into an exhausted, aching, and fatigued state.]]> 2019-11-14 03:44:05 UTC https://padlet.com/mwatson0113/5a1cs3hat53d/wish/410995285