Beliefs About Suicide Acceptability in the United States: How Do They Affect Suicide Mortality? Julie A Phillips, PhD Elizabeth A Luth, PhD The Journals of Gerontology: Series B, gbx153,https://doi.org/10.1093/geronb/gbx153 Published: 25 January 2018 Article history Cite Permissions Abstract Objectives Societies develop cultural scripts to understand suicide and define conditions under which the act isContinue reading “Beliefs About Suicide Acceptability in the United States: How Do They Affect Suicide Mortality?”
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Oxytocin and Social Norms Reduce Xenophobia
Oxytocin and Social Norms Reduce Xenophobia Summary: Researchers report social norms together with increasing oxytocin can counter xenophobia by enhancing altruistic behaviors. Source: University of Bonn. Researchers from the University Hospital Bonn increased altruistic behavior, even in those with a fear of foreigners. We tend to be more altruistic to our own family and friendsContinue reading “Oxytocin and Social Norms Reduce Xenophobia”
Our children are not our possession, they are entrusted to us to care for
Our children are not our possession, they are entrusted to us to care for until they can independently live in this world, ready with their college degrees or creative passions. We model our good behavior to our children or God’s children and it is our honor when they grew up as responsible citizens, loving andContinue reading “Our children are not our possession, they are entrusted to us to care for”
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My grandma says so
I grew up in the beautiful island of Marinduque , central part of the Philippine Islands. My grandma Claudia walked with me to the clear water in the white sand beach to clean my body as the sea water is healing. It took many hours of long bus ride. She would massage my forehead ifContinue reading “My grandma says so”