Irritability (yours and theirs)

Article Abstract:

Irritability can be defined as quick excitability to annoyance, impatience, or anger-whining to edge. A number of relatively simple strategies involving minor systems changes, reframing or coping attitudes, or communication, the tricks that may be effective in defusing the tension is observed when irritability becomes apparent in the patient-physician encounter.

Influence, Communication in medicine, Medical communication, Mood (Psychology), Instructions

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My Class Is out of Control

Article Abstract:

Discipline in the classroom is frequently a problem. An out-of- control classroom is described, and then how the teacher regained her control is examined. Ground rules are set for the students. The steps taken by the teacher to restore order are listed.

Teaching, Education, Student, Adolescents

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Caffeine-withdrawal syndrome?

Article Abstract:

A sudden discontinuation of caffeine use causes withdrawal symptoms such as headache, fatigue, and mood changes. Caffeine use should be stopped gradually, not suddenly.

Analysis, Coffee habit

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