thought?
Thought?
you're a faggot for inverting the colors
I have no medical background.
I think it's more or less commonly accepted that disease outcome depends heavily on complex interactions and on the patient's psychology. The placebo effect, for example, has been repeatedly empirically verified.
From reading the article, this particular word seems to apply to a non-theory, however.
This.
The biopsychosocial model considers a broader range of causes for an affection (if that'd be the correct word in english), including socio-cultural and psychological background as well as biological causes. Whereas the biomedical model, as already stated, attributes the causes solely to biological factors.
For example: A hysterical palsy can't simply be explained by biological factors alone, but the biopsychosocial model offers other possibilities, such as a traumatic event which causes a psychological effect.
Also, the biopsychosocial model has a more "humane" way of approaching interaction with a patient, they're not seen just like a skin covered machine of fluid and minerals.
Once you go dark mode, you never go back. It's Soo much easier on your eyes once you get used to it
i think you're probably right but it's such a shock to my system after having read books throughout childhood idk how i'd deal. is there something similar in chrome i might try it out.
Dark on light with low contrast, color temperature and brightness adjusted to match the environment is even better.
how do i do this
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How to?