Sunday, June 14, 2009
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Not just yet...
I picked up two assignments from Caleb on Sunday: a knitting circle and a farmer's market. The old ladies were hung over and ended up not meeting Sunday morning. I then got kicked out of the farmer's market by a douche bag assistant manager guy. Obviously, forces are keeping me in my photo break for the time being.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Habits (an assignment for my Conditions and Learning class)
REACTION PAPER DUE THURS:
Describe a personal habit that you don't want to modify.
Describe a personal habit that you do want to modify.
In both cases be very specific about the responses involved, the stimuli present when the response is made, and any consequences of the behavior.
A personal habit i would not like to modify is the habit of opening doors for women and elders. The stimuli present for this habit would be the presence of a women or an elder at a door that I am about to go through. The response is opening the door and letting the person through before me. Consequences of this behavior are usually general sentiments of gratitude from the person, as well as my own feelings of well-being derived from a sense of chivalry.
A personal habit I would like to change is cigarette smoking. I would not like to do this anymore. At this stage of my nicotine addiction, stimuli do not necessarily need to be present for smoking to occur, however notable stimuli that do cause an increased need for cigarettes include food, alcohol, and sexual intercourse. Consequences of this behavior are relief of tension and anxiety at the cost of decreased cardiovascular and respiratory health.
Describe a personal habit that you don't want to modify.
Describe a personal habit that you do want to modify.
In both cases be very specific about the responses involved, the stimuli present when the response is made, and any consequences of the behavior.
A personal habit i would not like to modify is the habit of opening doors for women and elders. The stimuli present for this habit would be the presence of a women or an elder at a door that I am about to go through. The response is opening the door and letting the person through before me. Consequences of this behavior are usually general sentiments of gratitude from the person, as well as my own feelings of well-being derived from a sense of chivalry.
A personal habit I would like to change is cigarette smoking. I would not like to do this anymore. At this stage of my nicotine addiction, stimuli do not necessarily need to be present for smoking to occur, however notable stimuli that do cause an increased need for cigarettes include food, alcohol, and sexual intercourse. Consequences of this behavior are relief of tension and anxiety at the cost of decreased cardiovascular and respiratory health.
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Clouds.
Thursday, January 1, 2009
New Years Eve
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