Wich one is wright, Psycology ward or Sycology ward ?\n\n In Phelosopy thinking to the answer for meaning please.
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Don't know what you mean...Psychiatric ward (for mental peeps), do you want the spelling of *psychology*
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It might help if you gave the context.  At some schools it means Department of Health Care Sciences.  But there is also some kind of gene called DHC, so if it says DHCs, then it might be that.
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prescription sorting\n\n:> peace\n.
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My experience as a psalm reader/psysic tells me she truly believes all she does is of God and she does her best for her work and words to be for good not harm. THe rest is a very greay area even fro us mystics. Only God truly knows but since we are judged by God on the meditations of the heart and her intent is good her soul is safe.
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k, I'm drunk, but I understood it perfectly. The doctor in need of doctoring requested that particular doctor because he like the way that that doctor doctors. So, he should definitely doctor the doctor in the way that he would usually doctor a doctor, as opposed to the way that he would assume the doctor who needs doctoring doctors doctors. Am I right?
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I have a couple theories about that. The subject describes the scene - the hypnotist doesn't "read it". The subject isn't lying under hypnosis so there are a couple possibilities.\n\nOne I think possibly the subject is recalling a scene from a book or movie and is putting themselves in that place as though they were really there.\n\nSecond I think it could be memories "inherited" from a mother and even from a mothers mother. Much like a bird inherits the instinct to build a nest.\n\nIt is an interesting subject. I am a hypnotist and I have tried regression on many subjects. I have had success with varying degrees in less then 25% of patients so it isn't something every patient can see.
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Speaking to spirit guides - I believe that.\nWe come from the spirit world - you got me.\nHere to develop ourselves - not sure I believe that's the purpose of life, but I do believe it takes place.\nIs she lying?  I'm not familiar with her, so I don't know if she's lying - she may just be writing what she believes.\nCould she be mentally ill?  Not because she believes what she does.  She may just be whacked, which is not the same thing as mentally ill.  Or maybe she is, but I think her beliefs and her state of mind are not necessarily connected.\n\nWhat would a doctor make of her claims?  Well, he won't order her off to the nuthouse because of them.  It depends on the doctor.  However, I suspect most doctors are left brain, scientific types, so they'd probably just say "poo."
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B...your answer is already in the question.."dysthymia involves long-term..etc. \n\nIts B.
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I knew an ordained minister who also had his PhD in Philosophy.  I think a Christian in the Philosphy dept. woudl be a great thing.  (wouln't hurt in the religous studies dept, etiehr)\n\nI think your preacher probably doesn't fully understand philosophy...  love him thru it.
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I work in the mental health field.  I have had numerous opportunities to apply this particular verse to situations.  Because of Federal regulations, I cannot say "Thus sayeth the word of the Lord.." But I can say---your symptoms are manifestations of your illness. (The truth, true?) Tell them to quit.  It works and my client's obtain some freedom from their symptoms.  So Yes You shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free.
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Ooh, I like the sound of those words! I will definitely use them in my story, tx!\n\n(By the Merriam-Webster Online)\n\nmalignant\nhttp://m-w.com/dictionary/malignant\n\ndestructive\nhttp://m-w.com/dictionary/destructive\n\nnarcissism\nhttp://m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?va=narcissism
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pseudo- is an element of greek origin. it means - approximately - 'fake'.\n\na pseudonym is a false name (such as an author's pen-name). a pseudocyesis is a phantom pregnancy.\n\na pseudo-intellectual (regularly abbreviated to just 'pseud') is someone who pretends to be clever and informed, but is neither.\n\nthough most often the term 'pseud' is used by people who don't know much to refer to people who do.
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There was a full moon out June ll.. what you saw was a reflection (either in water, or a mirror image) of the full moon. Are you into astrology? The war in the sky sounds like a zodiac of sorts. What was involved in the war? (What is going on around you? any turbulence? it's merely a reflection of this..) the reflection thing.. get it? mirror/water.. lol. it's easy! lol
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Paradisians\n\nCielosos (from the Spanish root "cielo" meaning heaven or sky...I mixed it up, so this isn't actually a word, but it sounds cool!)
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Just one of those course YOU have to TAKE in order to become a nurse!\n\n\n\nPhilosophy is a field of study that includes diverse subfields such as aesthetics, epistemology, ethics, logic, and metaphysics, in which people ask questions such as whether God exists, what is the nature of reality, whether knowledge is possible, and what makes actions right or wrong. The fundamental method of philosophy is the use of reasoning to evaluate arguments concerning these questions. However, the exact scope and methodology of philosophy is not rigid. What counts as philosophy is itself debated, and it varies across philosophical traditions.
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i agree with cblrdy and molebeing,  doctors are a great source of care and comfort. when you are sick than cured that is a comfortable feeling, a thankful feeling, and a feeling of releif, i wouldnt exactly call the feeling a crush, more like admiration; because of the learning that went into making diagnoses simple or complex. just make sure she isnt confusing compassion with passion.
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Yes,\nA physician is another word for doctor.  If you look in your phone book the word physician is used but Dr or doctor is often used.