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Thanks for visiting. I am currently a psychology student working on my PhD in Counseling Psychology. Most articles I post here will be related to whichever course I am taking at the time.

I am 28 years old and have an adorable little boy. I am also an elemetary school counselor and love working with children.

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my job - helping children.

I know too much about ...

80's hair metal bands.

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to drive safe and not stay out too late.

My childhood ambition ...

complete college, going on degree #3 now, yay!

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too many to have a favorite. Any time spent with my family.

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usually as an assignment for school.

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nothing at the moment. Well, John Pinel's Biopsychology if that counts.

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waitress

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will think and come back to this later...

Pets & Animals > Animal Rights & Issues Is it morally wrong to use mice or dogs in medical research?

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Pinel (2006) advises us to use caution when considering the views of individuals or organizations that have extreme positive or negative views on a topic. I appreciate that he provided us with the Pro, Con, and Careful Consideration websites below (Pinel, 2006). Viewing each of these links has provided me with a better understanding of some benefits and drawbacks to using animals for medical research. The Foundation for Biomedical Research (FBR) website was one of the sites listed that "advises careful consideration" of this subject and was very informative. They listed many medical advanc...

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