Psych stuff
The thing I like least about being a psychology major is the academic aspect of the field; as in, the heavy emphasis placed on research, testing, literature review, etc. I mean, I completely understand why it's there and why we need to learn it and everything, but I'm more about the in-the-field, seeing patients stuff. I have this test tomorrow for clinical psych and a lot of it is dealing with articles we've read, and there are going to be questions like, "How would Jones & Smith (2003) respond to the issue of..." and there are a lot of articles, and what's making it hard for me is that we have to know them by author rather than title. This is a consistent thing throughout the field, so I have to and will get used to it, but I just felt like complaining now. :P
And another line of complaining, as well as "Stupid things Heather has done": this morning I put on my khakis that I hadn't worn in a while and realized that when I cross my legs while wearing them, a little bit of leg pokes out, and I realized that said bit of leg needed to be shaved, but I had to leave for class in like two minutes, so I took my razor and shaved my lower legs. Dry. Owww, regret is happening right about now.
Okay, time for me to shut up and study.
And another line of complaining, as well as "Stupid things Heather has done": this morning I put on my khakis that I hadn't worn in a while and realized that when I cross my legs while wearing them, a little bit of leg pokes out, and I realized that said bit of leg needed to be shaved, but I had to leave for class in like two minutes, so I took my razor and shaved my lower legs. Dry. Owww, regret is happening right about now.
Okay, time for me to shut up and study.