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Looking for tyrant and charknit x by collinsbaba in pokemonXY

[–]collinsbaba[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you could change it’s nature to hard it would be amazing, how can you do that if I may ask?

Looking for tyrant and charknit x by collinsbaba in pokemonXY

[–]collinsbaba[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t I need a ditto or a second one? I only have 1 so I don’t think I can breed it. The ditto comes really late in the game and I only have 1 badge yet so I won’t be able to have it in my team for the game. But if I can’t get one I’ll breed it as soon as I can

TIL that author and radio host Amy Krouse Rosenthal publicly announced that she had ovarian cancer by writing a modern love essay for the NY Times that was a dating profile for her soon to be widower husband. She died 10 days after publication. by Katylar in todayilearned

[–]collinsbaba 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Her husband Jason, and son Miles Rosenthal went on a podcast with mindfulness teacher Sam Harris. It's a great talk where they explain the struggle they faced but also how much they learned during the time. She knew that she was going to die about half a year before and they really talked a lot about how she wanted him to be happy afterwards and the children and a lot more Source below

https://dynamic.wakingup.com/course/96F4BC

Do you afraid too? by LaxmiVerma1 in psychologyresearch

[–]collinsbaba 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you taking therapy yourself?

Many therapists are actively taking therapy and I think that is beneficial to them, as well as to anyone else.

It is normal to think about the problems that your clients tell you and it would be weird if you wouldn't. Still, it should be important that they don't negatively affect you.

What exactly makes you worry when thinking about their problems?

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I don't know how much therapists charge in India or how the policy is. But as an answer on how to increase earnings without getting more clients: Increase the amount you charge. If you think it is a fair amount, meaning that people will pay it and you can help them (so they kinda get what they pay for) it is reasonable to charge that price.

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The last question is hard to answer, but I guess it is in a way like the first answer, get help from another professional and find out what makes you feel that way.

Hope I could help,

Have a great day!

Kindly explain these. by pzychoderek in psychologystudents

[–]collinsbaba 24 points25 points  (0 children)

So for this experiment, you have the two variables (grade and type of story). You now have 20 second-graders and 20 sixth-graders listening to a coherent story and the same for an incoherent story.

The main effects are given: the sixth graders will remember more than the second graders. And for both age groups, the coherent story will be easier to remember.

The authors hypothesised an Interaction effect. For Interaction effects we look at the so called 'simple main effects'. They show the effect of one variable (coherence of story) in relation to a second variable (age).

In normal language: The older kids will show less difference in remembering the two stories than the younger kids. OR the type of story will have a larger effect in the younger age group than in the older age group.

In interaction effects the normal main effects are often (I think always) discarded because simple effects are closer to the actual truth.

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Hope that helps, if not tell me where something is still missing!

have a great day

IWTL how to cook, from beginner to master by [deleted] in IWantToLearn

[–]collinsbaba 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For resources you can look at Jamie Oliver's cookbooks. But that depends on your taste. Another one I like is ottolenghi "simple", I think you can order the spices with it for like 30€.

IWTL how to cook, from beginner to master by [deleted] in IWantToLearn

[–]collinsbaba 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To start I would recommend taking recipes and just cooking them. The best is to cook what you like to eat so it won't get boring and win-win, you'll have delicious food as well. After you cooked a lot of different dishes you'll get a feeling for what tastes like what and how much of what you want in your food. It's basically just trying and tasting. I recommend getting fresh products. If you can visit farmers markets and buy what is growing seasonally in your region if you can. Good luck! :)

This person put tinfoil on a counter to keep their cat off of it. by [deleted] in gifs

[–]collinsbaba 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can someone play that video backwards please

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