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State College of Florida students visit high school biology class State College of Florida students studying biotechnology brought labs to a high school biology class at Bayshore High School on Tuesday, working with students to help their understanding of... By: Bradenton Herald … Continue reading →

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Ive given you the bad news: diets fail in the long run. Now, lets try to understand why. In social psychology we often say that if you find that most people behave in the same way, then the explanation for their behavior has very little to do with the kind of people they are. It has to do with the circumstances in which they find themselves. For example, most students in class raise their hands and wait quietly to be called on before speaking. Its not that they are all timid or overly polite types of people. Its that the classroom setting is sufficiently powerful that without really thinking about it, nearly everyone ends up following the same unwritten rules. When we think about people who regain weight after dieting, its a similar principle. Its not that they have a weak will or lack discipline, or that they didnt want it enough, or didnt care. Its about the circumstances in which they find themselves, and the automatic behavior that is provoked by those settings. In other words: if you have trouble keeping weight off, it is not a character flaw. When it comes to keeping weight off, a combination of … Continue reading →