Selon l'Université Brigham Young, ils peuvent désormais localiser avec
certitude définitive la cause exacte des différences de fratrie...
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Friday, 19 June 2015
Why Siblings are Different
According to Brigham Young University, they can now pinpoint with
definitive certainty the single exact cause of sibling differences...
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Thursday, 18 June 2015
Pourquoi les frères et sœurs sont différents
Lorsque l'on compare les frères et sœurs, les parents essaient de les comparer lors de leurs âges respectifs. Cependant, au moment où un deuxième enfant est né, le premier-né est souvent engagé dans des activités physiques et scolaires plus rigoureux, et tend à la partialité de l'avis des parents. L'expérience réalisée par l'Université Brigham Young a mesuré la différence entre les performances scolaires des enfants avant et après leurs parents par rapport à leurs enfants. Le résultat est surprenant parce que les expériences sociales donnent rarement ces contrastes; Il n'y avait absolument aucune différence dans les résultats moyens de l'un des frères et sœurs, mais les parents avaient encore la croyance que le premier-né a surperformé le jeune frère ou soeur.
Pour aggraver les choses, les chercheurs ont constaté que les parents reflètent alors leurs croyances par leur comportement, ce qui modifie alors le comportement de leurs enfants aînés d'une manière qui a déclenché une baisse de la performance scolaire. En d'autres termes, non seulement les seules baisses de rendement scolaire par les jeunes frères et sœurs ont apparus après que leurs parents ont comparé les frères et sœurs, mais c'est les parents qui ont causer tout ça en partant.
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Why Siblings are Different
When comparing siblings, parents do try to compare them as they were in their respective ages. However, by the time a 2nd child is born, the first-born is often engaged in more rigorous academic an physical activities, and tends to bias the parents' opinion. The experiment performed by Brigham Young University measured the difference between the academic performances of children before and after their parents compared their children. The result is surprising because social experiments rarely yield such stark contrasts; there was absolutely no difference in the average test scores of any of the siblings, yet parents still had the believe that the first-born outperformed the younger sibling.
To make matters worse, the researchers found that parents then reflect their beliefs through their behaviour which then alters their children's behaviour in a way that triggered a decline in academic performance. In other words, not only were the only declines in academic performance by younger siblings coming after their parents compared the siblings, but parents were the ones causing this to begin with.
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Wednesday, 16 July 2014
Summer Diet
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Dr. Bita's Nutritionist Network's multiple Montreal nutritionists and dietitians want to show you how to eat healthy, lose weight, lose fat. While it may be difficult to do so simultaneously, eating proteins, vitamins, and minerals (with supplements if necessary) are important skills. This is especially true to match your diet with you sports.
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Thursday, 12 December 2013
PSYCHOLOGIST MONTREAL: Depression and Holidays
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Tuesday, 10 December 2013
Tuesday, 12 November 2013
Breathe and relax
Anxiety attacks are common for people who tend to become excited very easily. These people unconsciously tend to hold their breath. Forced exhalations and short hurried inhalations of air cause them to get stressed even more. You can cure your anxiety attacks in a more natural way and bring your body under control!
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Thursday, 7 November 2013
Relieve Stress with Sleep!
Neuroscientists believe sleep is crucial to brain development.
Sleep is cumulative; if you lose sleep one day, you feel it the next. If you miss adequate sleep several days in a row, you build up a ‘sleep deficit’, which impairs the following:
To read more please visit: http://blog.brossardhealthcentre.com/?p=228
Friday, 1 November 2013
BROSSARD PSYCHOLOGIST - Stress
Smile to Manage Stress Our Brossard psychologists ponder, while happiness makes us smile…..can smiling make us happy?
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Thursday, 18 July 2013
Why are some Psychological Problems Uncured?
Statistics show that many people with psychological issues such as anxiety or depression aren’t treated. One of the major reasons for this is that doctors often match their symptoms with physical problems rather than...
http://blog.psychologistmontreal-clinicdrbita.com/?p=341

http://blog.psychologistmontreal-clinicdrbita.com/?p=341

Physical Pain – Can it be Depression?
According to psychologists, depression not only negatively impacts someone psychologically, but It can also cause physical harm. In fact, in many people depression is manifested as physical pain. According to studies, this is more prevalent in cultures such as Japan where psychological issues are not accepted, as such...
http://blog.psychologistmontreal-clinicdrbita.com/?p=337

http://blog.psychologistmontreal-clinicdrbita.com/?p=337

Physical Problems of Anxiety?
Not only can psychological problems come out of anxious feelings, but too much of it can also cause many physical problems. Taking care of it as early as possible is important to prevent problems such as heart disease,...
http://blog.psychologistmontreal-clinicdrbita.com/?p=334

http://blog.psychologistmontreal-clinicdrbita.com/?p=334

Thursday, 11 July 2013
Mindfulness and it’s Many Benefits!
Throughout the week we’ve discussed many benefits of mindfulness on mental health, but we can’t ignore the physical advantages as well. According to studies, mindfulness meditation has proven to lessen the pain for...
http://blog.psychologistmontreal-clinicdrbita.com/?p=329

http://blog.psychologistmontreal-clinicdrbita.com/?p=329

How Does Meditation Help Anxiety?
According to psychologists, stress and anxiety are unavoidable for everyone. But how does mindfulness meditation help mange the stress and...
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Mindfulness and Anxiety
Anxiety disorders are much more serious and common than reported, especially since they could also cause noticeable physical symptoms. One of the most common treatments for anxiety disorders is cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) where the therapist tries to help...
http://blog.psychologistmontreal-clinicdrbita.com/?p=323

http://blog.psychologistmontreal-clinicdrbita.com/?p=323

Wednesday, 3 July 2013
Mindfulness- A tool that helps many problems!
Not only is mindfulness a powerful tool for stress reduction, but it can also help with many other problems such as anxiety and emotional reactivity. By promoting relaxation and peace in your minds, it can also improve your...
http://blog.psychologistmontreal-clinicdrbita.com/?p=319

Tuesday, 2 July 2013
What’s Mindfulness?
Mindfulness is to the mind what physical exercise is to the body- a perfect balancing way to keep your mind healthy, fit and strong. Similar to physical exercise, it requires basic training and ongoing practice. Mindfulness is developed through mindfulness-based practices of meditation and...
http://blog.psychologistmontreal-clinicdrbita.com/?p=313

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Mindfulness – A Great Stress Reliever!
Stress is unavoidable in our daily lives for everyone, whether it’s related to work, school or daily activities. According to experts, the key is to maintain balance with mindful, nonjudgmental awareness of our bodies and mind. It may sound hard, but it’s actually easier than it seems. According to studies,...
http://blog.psychologistmontreal-clinicdrbita.com/?p=310
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