Author’s Note: This article is being cross-posted in my writing portfolio and in my disability-centric publication, Roll with Me. This article will remain free forever in order to get the word out as much as possible. Imagine if your country’s government put a cap on how much money YOU can…

I’ve wanted to do this article since I started writing here. As with so many things, life gets in the way. No more. It’s time to tell this story, It’s not harrowing or heroic. I am not a survivor of the terrorist attacks that happened on 9/11. I was miles…

Introduction Autism was first described at the turn of the twentieth century (Price, 2022). In 1943, Leo Kanner described a disorder then called Kannar Syndrome and began studying it (National Autistic Society, 2023). “Kannar Syndrome” eventually became “Asperger’s” and is now known as autism spectrum disorder, or ASD (National Autistic…

Author’s Note: This is my third paper and fourth discussion for my Biopsychology class. Prompt: Review the following articles on using bionic devices to restore different sensory systems. Neuroprosthetics: A Simple Guide from a Neuroscience Student https://medium.com/neurotechx/neuroprosthetics-a-simple-guide-from-a-neuroscience-student-7264740c10d3 Exploiting Routine Clinical Measures to Inform Strategies for Better Hearing Performance in…

Author’s Note: This is a discussion from my Biopsychology class. Prompt: After learning about the role of the brain in emotion, stress, and psychiatric disorders, imagine that you are a community health practitioner working with individuals who suffer from one of the following disorders: Anxiety Depression Stress Phobia Tourette syndrome …

Author’s Note: This is the first discussion from my biopsychology class, Hi everyone! My name is Fallon. I’m from Indiana I’ve been attending SNHU since late October of 2017, apart from 2020 when I took a break. I am majoring in Psychology with the goal of becoming a therapist. I…

Author’s Note: This is the first paper written for my Educational Psychology class. Educational psychology explores how children learn and develop This fascinating subset of psychology conducts its own studies on teaching and learning modalities and supports scientific and creative innovations in the classroom. This article will be included in…

Author’s Note: This is the first paper written for my Educational Psychology class. Educational psychology explores how children learn and develop This fascinating subset of psychology conducts its own studies on teaching and learning modalities and supports scientific and creative innovations in the classroom. This article will be included in…

Author’s Note: This was a discussion in my Sociology 200 class that I recently found and thought my readers would enjoy. Prompt: This week, we learned that development is also by age grades, age norms, and social clocks. …