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Creative Uplift: To the North East South and West world wide may the Blessing of Heaven continue to shine upon you and yours on this beautiful day of the Lord Jesus Christ and God 2024. Amen 🙏. RQQ 👍✨. So mote it be ✝️.

Very nice information.

I think that this assessment is a really useful tool for those who may not know where they want to go with their career. It was very accessible and easy to use.

I was really surprised that support was my highest score on the assessment. But, when I looked at the explanation of what support means within the assessment, it made more sense why I score so highly on that value.

I found it interesting that the results are based on personality as well as material interests, and definitely enjoyed grasping more of the big-picture of each category in terms of varying education level.

I found it interesting that working conditions was scored second highest in my results - I hadn't considered it as such a determining value!

I thought the personality type and what I may like to do sound like me. I do like what it suggested I may. It was correct in every category. The careers were also careers that I am interested in as well. These results seem to support the results of the other test as well. I really like the fact that it gives you a look into the day in the life of someone at these jobs.

Something I found interesting was my highest value was relationships. When I look at the career options I had considered a number of those careers. It was reassuring that I am choosing a field I will hopefully thrive in.

You may have just saved my degree. THANKYOU!!!

Thank you for this comprehensive explanation! Sharing the notes i took in case anyone is interested: 1. Start with descriptive stats and check skewness, must be between -2 and 2 otherwise it’s too skewed 2. Check boxplots for outliers, if present try and run the tests w/o outliers and see (especially if data is too skewed) 3. Run the ANOVA test 4. Assumption check- homogeneity test! If p<0,05, there is no homogeneity of variance and then correction is needed -> run Welch ANOVA instead (tick the Welch box) 5. ANOVA p<0,05 ---> means its statisttically significant 6. η2 (and more conservative omega) show effect size: .01 is small effect, >0.06 is medium, >0.15 is large effect 7. Post-hoc test tukey (if homogenous, otherwise games-howell), add CI, flag significant comparisans, effect size, error bars, optional raincloud 8. Report anova in resultsw according to APA: F(df1,df2)=F value, p<0,05 or p>0,05, η2 or omega2 9. Report post-hoc test as follows: Group 1 was (higher/lower) in DV (Mean=, SD= ) compared to Group 2 (M= , SD= ), pTukey>0,05, d=Cohen’s d value, indicating a (small/medium/large) difference. No other group comparisons were significantly different, all pTukey> 0,05.

this video somehow gave me peace inside, i shall listen more lol

Thank you for this video on the less spoken topic of self perception of ageing. I believe in it fully.

Thanks for the video! What test would you then run to see if there was a difference between the Stress_T1 and Stress_T2 for only Condition 1 or only Condition 2?

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Hello Dr. Ruthie, Do you offer tutoring for stats?

THE BRAIN IS MERELY THE SERVANT TO THE HEART WHICH IS THE REAL MASTER.THE HEART LETS THE BRAIN BELIEVE THAT IT IS THE MASTER OUT OF COMPASSION BECAUSE IT KNOWS THAT IT CAN TOSS IT ASIDE AT ANY GIVEN MOMENT. THE BRAIN IS ONLY AFRAID OF 1 THING,THE HEART.

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Neuroplasticity is real. That‘s basically what happens when you recover from OCD which I did in the past year.

This metaphor is confounded by several factors. Early-age self-repair is not as inhibited as the aged brain by the deterioration of the body that is supporting it, low-grade inflammation, cumulative DNA and epigenetic changes due to oxidative stress, diminishing of the filtering of cerebrospinal fluid, and depletion of neural stem cells (or their loss of ability to differentiate). TBI disrupts brain tissue, blood vessels, and neurons. By contrast, age-related degeneration often involves complex biochemical processes, like protein aggregation and tau fibrillary tangles, which are more challenging for the brain to counteract.

Great information👍

Thank you Dr❤

Good explanation

About a year ago, I was (reportedly / apparently) painting the back of my house, and seem to have fallen off a ladder, onto my back concrete patio, for an unknown reason, sustaining a severe Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), w/ closed skull fractures, ribs and shoulder blade broken, resulting in brain bleeding and a punctured lung. They made a small incision under my arm, - the only scar from the accident, to drain the blood from my chest, to re-inflate 1 of my lungs. My family flew in and was there every day! I got sepsis and pneumonia, but w/ drugs got through those. I was brought out of the drug induced coma on about the 7th day or so. My first memory, is waking up, looking at my hands - which were wrapped w/ cotton so I couldn't pull the tubes out of my throat - which kept me from asking questions. Very frustrating when you CAN THINK (some), but can't communicate. I have the video of this - my sister trying to explain to me that I had a ladder fall, reassuring me it would be OK, and I mustn't pull the tubes out. I don't remember hearing or seeing her - I was focused on my hands, and felt fine, but confused. It's as if I'm in a medical state that made me self-aware, but "selfish" in that nothing outside of me was there. And each day for the next 5 or so, unbeknownst to me, I'd occasionally try to get out of bed, setting off the alarms, forgetting I was supposed to push a Call button if I needed anything. I felt fine, except for sore ribs, and was ready to drive home. After that, I was transferred to a Rehabilitation Hospital, which is where most of my memory begins. I had trouble just standing, so like a baby, had to re-learn how to balance, then walk, then the repetitive tests to gauge my brain injury - which I recovered from about 99%. Only deficiency is slight double vision, correctable w/ glasses. 1 year later, I'm living alone, driving a car, and happy to be alive. I have no memory while in a coma, or the first few days "awake".

I need "Adulthood and aging " pdf

Dad can you hear for sure

Thank you for this video Doc ! ❤

Good job on slide presentation!

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Thank you so much for this!

Right off I’m going to have problems trusting a medical expert using the word “diagnosises”.

I want thank Dr Ben Uda on RUclips channel for his work done, with his herbal medicine in my life,.

Thank you so much, you saved my exam!

Problem with sound. Very hard to hear even at full volume and with AirPods. But thank you for intention to share.

If there is little brain activity do they dream ? My buddy he has the sleep wake cycles but little brain activity can he dream what would his personal experience be locked away so to speak in his own body I've read and listened to pod casts on people in comas waking up with crazy experiences but idk if they had little brain activity while in the coma

Good friend of mine is in a coma since February 23rd .. car accident.. I look these up to feel more educated since I can't be there for him because of dumb COVID

neice in vegetative state after car accident

Thank you very much for clear and brief explanation. I want to ask if it is possible to use t-test for data with larger than 30 sample, like in your case? Is not Z-test more appropriate?

the sound is not good I am quite disappointed

As having had a brain injury i think the brain , mine sees many events in life as bigger than they are, or as a tragerty.

Overdose on heroin/fentanyl?….CPR ignored by an idiot until paramedics arrive way too late, heart has stopped, so lack of oxygen to brain, brain starts dying off = permanent vegetative state

Great job!! I have a lot of stress and think I’m poisoning my brain with high levels of cortisol.

Thank You!

Is that what a liberal’s brain look like? 🤷🏿‍♂️

Thank you for this.

I'm also concerned about the learning gap. I worry that many teachers have been "flexible" and learning hasn't happened.

Brain death is a scam to get your loved ones to turn you over for organ harvesting. They don’t even anesthetize the poor patient and only administer a paralytic agent to keep you from been able to squirm or move once they cut you open ! Many nurses complain because they see the patients blood pressure and heartbeat rise ! This is because they can fell every single cut while their organs are been removed, it’s absolutely BARBARIC! You have to be alive and breathing in order to get viable organs.....the insanity of these doctors to push for organ donations is unethical and should be criminal ! I guarantee you , most of these “ organ donors “ knew what was happening to them and couldn’t fight back. Imagine the pain, agony and horror they endured ......it’s disgusting !

great explanation :)

really nice made and helpful. Greetings from Germany :)

Thank you for this

Very useful, thank you!