Tag: Human Development
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How to love yourself when you’ve lost confidence, per experts
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Once upon a Drag Race episode, RuPaul asked a seemingly simple question: ‘If you can’t love yourself, how in the hell are you going to love somebody else?’ That now-iconic sign-off resonated with people all over the world because, of course, he’s right — but loving yourself is easier said than done. After all, it can be difficult to…
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Why am I So Angry? Experts Weigh-In
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Stress and anger are not the same thing, of course, but living in a chronically stressful societal setup with no change in sight—and then being advised to meditate to manage it better—can make a girl big mad. So can fear of, say, the sea boiling over or losing someone you love to gun violence. “There…
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UW-Green Bay Prof. Ryan Martin featured in newly launched “Wondermind” website
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Ryan Martin, professor of Psychology and Associate Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, was featured in a website recently launched by Selena Gomez. Wondermind was created to provide an easy, inclusive space where people can come together to explore, discuss, and navigate their feelings. The website features a section on anger in…
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Candidate Q&A: Oregon Village Board president | Wisconsin State Journal
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UW-Green Bay Alum Randy Glysch is a candidate for Oregon Village Board President. Glysch received a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Human Development Source: Candidate Q&A: Oregon Village Board president | Wisconsin State Journal
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Smaller Thanksgiving gatherings provide opportunities to increase our gratitude
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“I think the reason … certain Thanksgiving rituals are important, is because they serve as memory primes, releasing associated positive feelings,” said Regan A. R. Gurung, former professor of human development and psychology at UW-Green Bay. Source: Smaller Thanksgiving gatherings provide opportunities to increase our gratitude, Marshfield News-Herald
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UW-Green Bay’s Cindy L. Johnson named ‘most influential’ Latina
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Cindy Lopez Johnson ’13, a multicultural advisor at UW-Green Bay, has been named to the list of “The 39 Most Influential Latinos in Wisconsin, Part 5.” Johnson provided individualized support for first-generation, limited-income college students through academic advising, student success and life skills development, career planning, financial literacy, and financial aid & scholarship assistance. Johnson…