I am from Ireland. I take care of my mother and father. I read to my parent. I love to read. I am almost finished with my degree. I am a student in college. I am interested in psychology. I am currently enrolled in a psychology course.  I recently read a book on psychology. I love to read history books.
I'm 7ft tall. I work for the navy. I am a loner. I love reading, playing games and riding horses. I own an Xbox gaming system. I enjoy playing Lego video games. I attended college. I completed a psychology course. I take online surveys. I like history.
Have you beat Harry Potter Lego on your xbox yet? Oh yeah I did, voldemort is toast now! It was a pretty good game actually. Nice man, you beat it really fast! Could I borrow it sometime now that you've beaten it? Yeah sure you can have it, no problem. I got the avengers lego game sparked up now. I've been playing a lot of video games lately, should probably get back into reading books again. You read anything good lately? Sweet, maybe I can come pick it up later tonight?  The only book I've read lately was on Pavlovian behavior in children.  It was really interesting, but all the reading my program assigns is making me feel a bit burnt out.  So a video game will be a nice break! Yeah pop on over, Hermione is waiting for you. I was wanting to read some more material on cognitive bias, I find that really interesting. It's like the actual reason we sometimes lie to ourselves subconsciously. Have you learned about that yet? I know a tiny bit about it, and it's really interesting stuff!  Was it been discussed at all in your psychology course?  Seems like a great discussion topic with lots of connections to the world today. Yeah we touched on it, but it made me want to learn more. The examples given really hit home. Like if you bought something overpriced the reasons in your head you make up to be cool with the decision. It's called cognitive dissonance.   Oh yeah, we talk a lot about cognitive dissonance and it's probably some of the most interesting material! Did you guys discuss Festinger's experiment? No we haven't covered that yet! What is it? I am very intrigued. He basically had people do a boring task for either $1 or $20, and he found that if the people were told to share with the next participant that the task was fun as favor to the researchers, the people would rate the task more highly themselves, even though it was boring.  The most fascinating was that the lower paid group rated it even more highly.  Thanks for that explanation! That is interesting indeed. Phycology is so applicable to almost anything in human nature. I wonder how many phycologists facebook has on staff! haha