Psychology Graduate Jo Adams Talks to us about how positivity can change your life: “Positive mind; positive vibes; positive life!” I found this quote during my first year of University and it has stuck with […]
Tag: psychology
Second Year University Bucket List
When thinking about my time at University, I want to make the absolute most of the experience. For me, first year was a learning curve and there were times that were definitely less successful than others.
I always strive to better myself both academically and personally, so as a result I thought I would comprise a ‘bucket list’ of things that I want to improve, achieve or experience this year.
Top Tips for First Year Psychology Students
As the halls of residence begin to clear, it’s beginning to sink in that the first year of my Psychology degree is complete. I may be waiting for a few assessment results, but overall I […]
Misconceptions about psychology – we can not read your mind!
When I tell people I studied Psychology, their first response is generally “so can you tell what I’m thinking?”. Psychology does not mean I’m a mind reader, it does not mean that I can tell what you’re like just by looking at you, and it does not mean that I’m studying every person that I walk past!
Why I chose Psychology.
The world is made up of 7 billion people with the power to make or break society, therefore, the most important topic area you could ever study is these people.
A trip down memory lane
Social media is often used to record what happens throughout life. Through tweets and Facebook posts, a story can be told and what better way to tell the tale of my time at university.
How to choose the right course in 3 steps
When I moved to Worcester I was unaware that it was in the Midlands. I was also unaware that the Midlands meant ‘middle of the land’ and, therefore, there would be no seaside which I am so used to at home.
Misconceptions about psychology: dreams, lie detectors & hypnosis
In Psychology there are many interesting theories and pieces of research that have been conducted to understand the human mind and behaviour. However, sometimes these can be overemphasised and end up as myths. But exactly what is fact and what is fiction?
