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          I draw psychology, brain science (home of Brian the brain), psychology, mental health....

          Parenting is hard and it can sometimes feel like you are getting it wrong because some of what you do doesn't 'feel' good whilst you do it.

        1. Parenting is hard and it can sometimes feel like you are getting it wrong because some of what you do doesn't 'feel' good whilst you do it.
        2. We show that low-pitched cries are more likely to be attributed to boys and high-pitched cries to girls, despite the absence of sex differences in pitch.
        3. I draw psychology, brain science (home of Brian the brain), psychology, mental health.
        4. Question: Among the first instances in which children were methodically studied came in the form ofGroup of answer choicesbaby.
        5. The story of Bertha Pappenheim, the creator of talk therapy.

          6. Inspired by this post, we've decided to devote a week to the analysis of studies from the history of psychology.

          Today we consider the work of Millicent Washburn Shinn, one of the first women admitted to the University of California, Berkeley (in 1874), and the first to earn a Ph.D.

          there. In 1890, her niece Ruth was born, and Shinn spent hours carefully observing the child's every behavior. This "large mass of data" became the basis for a book that was welcomed by the scholars of the day, The Biography of a Baby, which, while not the first of its kind, certainly was one of the most thorough scientific accounts of a baby's cognitive and physical development in its time.

          Shinn describes Ruth's sixth month as "The Dawn of Intelligence." Prior to this time, the baby was primarily exploring her senses, but in the sixth month, Ruth exhibited behaviors that Shinn interpreted as "intelligent." The first example of this is something most people would not categorize this way: toe sucking