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Humanology Project in Ethos News

Nov 28, 2017

What Color is the Letter “E”?

Have you ever tasted a word or smelled a color? The combination of the independent senses is known as synesthesia.Synesthesia is heritable a neurological condition that when one sense is activated, an unrelated sense is also triggered (Gross). Synesthesia is not considered a…

Humanology Project in Ethos News

Nov 13, 2017

Could technology be making our children more depressed?

My childhood days were mostly spent outdoors at the park. I would run around with the other kids, tumble in the dirt, and adventure around our made-up kingdom; aka the playground. However, over the years, the way I spend my leisure…

Humanology Project in Ethos News

Nov 29, 2017

When Your Furballs Get Too SAD

Big brown eyes with russet tear stains leading to their warm and moist snout, violently sniffing you every time you enter your home. Staring at you with complete adoration, but a hint of suspicion and accusation, almost saying: “Is that another dog I smell on you? How dare…

Humanology Project in Ethos News

Nov 27, 2017

“The Feeling Will Pass”: Misdiagnoses In Mood Disorders

In a world where mental health is still highly stigmatized, another struggle also plagues the mental health community — a lack of accurate diagnoses. Patients struggling with their mental health, even after taking their first initial…

Humanology Project in Ethos News

Nov 19, 2017

Mood and Music

For many of us, music is a source of escapism. It provides an emotional way to express oneself. Most of all, it has the ability to enhance or alter our given mood. Thus, when an individual is dealing with despair, they might use music as a way to cope. It has previously been said that music usually…

Humanology Project in Ethos News

Nov 21, 2017

Childhood Trauma: A Case of Children and PTSD

Childhood. A time full of innocence, playfulness, and hyperactivity. When thinking of their childhood, one might fondly reminisce about a family BBQ or a summer spent in the park with other energetic little rugrats. However, not every person will…

Humanology Project in Ethos News

Nov 20, 2017

Traumatic Experiences and their Relationship with Eating Disorders

We often connect eating disorders to body dissatisfaction brought on by societal standards of beauty. However, the root of eating disorder are often more tangled and complicated. In addition to body image issues…

Humanology Project in Ethos News

Nov 12, 2017

Tablet Games: A Possible Future Diagnostic Technique for ASD

Diagnostic techniques for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) often fall short of perfect because they rely on observation of behavioral and developmental progress by a physician (Screening and Diagnosis). This subjectivity leads…

Humanology Project in Ethos News

Nov 7, 2017

Addressing the Eclairs in the Room

Eating disorders among children is becoming a rising issue on both sides of the weight spectrum. According to data collected by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the rate of obesity in children in the 2–19 year age range was 18.5% in the 2016. This is a…

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