Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes - psychology science fiction

Usually, but it does not usually have the thrift or motivational value I initially expect.

The govt is basing its decisions on an erroneous version of the medical model - i.e. that disability is located in the person, rather than adopting a social model approach which recognises how a lack of societal adjustments and supports creates/exacerbates disablement.

I'll tell you what does drive people to despair: money worries. The idea that you can improve someone's mental health by giving them more money worries should be an obvious mistake of thinking. But it isn't. Because years of right wing rhetoric has made it impossible to see people's needs clearly

I've always wondered what stops researchers from including a 'catch-all' question at the end, where they ask people who have experienced what they are investigating what they think.

It only makes good numbers if you fudge them, and also immediately stop monitoring them.

They've change this. Now search Gemini settings and find digital assistants from Google