Are you dealing with many health problems and one such is weight gain, digestion and more, due to this lockdown when you are stuck inside the house with your family and eating much more than required? Or… are you the one as me who was on the overweight site even before this lockdown could hit you. Yeah, I too am a same kind of person who always had a bloated overweight body like my Body mass index showed I am healthier but I didn’t looked fit or I looked like someone has aired some amount into me to look so bulky like a Potato.

I have lost much amount of weight previously but then also I was looking bulky and fatty but now when I at a same measured weight as I was before but looked not like a potato or fatty. Then what would had happened to me. Is it some sort of o magic well…? Yes, I worked on that magic Like changed my mindset as a resulted I started thinking as if.

1. Everything is fine, and you look good as you.
2. Even how much you tried at a point you will get the body or health you wanted.
3. Constantly work on it you will get results at a point.

Now let us move forward:

Why cannot you lose weight?

You have been health conscious since an early age, but you have been trying all sort of stuff, but you could not lose weight one reason might be this you might had your mindset on losing weight not getting healthier to yourself.

What is the time?

You have been constantly working on yourself but could not help it. You should know that a way a healthy step works, or functions is slow, but you must be steady or consistent in doing so or following that healthier approach which you have started. Then at a movement a time will come when you look healthier neither obese nor undernutrition.

Working on it

 Well changing yourself or something about you is little harder or tougher because everything takes time you have to continuously work on it to achieve what you wanted.

For example

There was a girl name Nancy who was always chubby bulky and was not of a good taller height, but she was also of 16 years old. She tried doing many sort of activities like she dance but was not looking good doing it, she would walk for miles but could not continue because she had something happen to her body whenever she walks more which resulted in her just sitting and rested for the thing to recover, she gave up everything she tried. Than once when she was scrolling through YouTube she reached some one who inspired her to dance not because to loose weight but wanted to improve in dancing which made her fell in love with dancing too again, they made her love herself in any given condition. She was happier after she got to know them she got happier enjoyed everything in her life. After much physical activities and eating good with a healthier lifestyle she somehow gains few inches of height and now looks pretty good, beautiful, and loves herself.

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It is a scientific discipline that studies mental states and processes and behaviour in humans and other animals. the discipline of psychology is broadly divisible into 2 parts; a large profession of practisioners and a smaller but growing science of mind , brain and social behaviour. the two have distinctive goals, training and practices but some psychologists integrate the two.

HISTORY:

In western culture contributors to the development of psychology came from many areas, beginning with philosophers such as plato and aristole. hippocrates philosophized about basic human temperaments and their associated traits. informed by the biology of his time, he speculated that physical qualities such as yellow bile or too much blood, might underlie differences in temparament. aristole postulated the brain to be the seat of the rational human mind and in the 17th century one of the scientist argued that the mind gives people the capacities for thought and consciousness the mind decides and the body carries out the decision a dualistic mind body split that modern psychological science is still working to overcome. therefore the principles of psychology defined psychology as the science of mental life and provided insightful discussions of topics and challenges that anticipated much of the fields of research agenda a century later. during the 1st half of the 20th century however behaviourism dominated most of american academic psychology. one of the scientist argued that psychology as a science must deal execlusively with directly observable behaviour in lower animals as well as humans emphasized the importance of rewarding only desired behaviours in child rearing, and drew on principles of learning through classical conditioning.

Leading the way of demonstrating the power of operant conditioning through reinforcement. behaviourists in university settings conducted experiments on the conditions controlling learning and shaping behaviour through reinforcement usually working with laboratory animals such as rats and pigeons. their work showed that social behaviour is readily influenced by manupulating specific contingencies and by changing the consequences or reinforcement to which behaviour leads in different situations. changes in those consequences can modify behaviour in predictable stimulus response patterns. likewise a wide range of emotions both positive and negative may be acquired through process of conditioning and can be modified by applying the same principles.

EVOLVING SCOPE AND STRUCTURE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE

The discoveries and advances of psychological science keep expanding its scope and tools and changing its structure and organization. psychological science consisted of a variety of specialized subfields with little interconnection. they ranged from clinical psychology to study of individual difference and personality to social psychology to industrial organizational psychology to community psychology to experimental study of such basic process as memory, thinking, perception and sensation to animal behaviour and to physiological psychology. the various subfields each with its own distinct history and specialized mission usually were bundled together within academic departments essentially a loose federation of unrelated disciplines, each with its own training program and research agenda. in early years psychology became an increasingly integrative science at the intersection or hub of diverse other disciplines, from biology, neurology, economics, to sociology and antropology.