@Mike Sheppard your psychology is in the right place.

Bachelor's in Psychology, Bachelor's in Dance, love being around people and am usually very cerebral.

A good book on psychology would probably help.

I'm not sure if yall addressed the emotional and psychological wears of stereotypical upbringing concerning the world of female breadwinners.

Hi everyone, this is about new construction in Connecticut (CT).Roughly 85-90% of homes have full basements, and I think there's a psychological expectation in the market for a full basement in New England, to the point where the market might value a 2,500 sqft house WITH a basement more than a 3,500 sqft house with just a crawl space.My question for other developers or real estate agents/brokers out there, is what are the pros/cons of a crawl space over a basement?

It could be books that aren't directly related such as books about finance, psychology, or goal planning.

You are an investor who is making sacrifices now for their future benefit; you can see the rational of paying off your highest interest rate loan and don't need a behavioral psychology trick to keep you on track.

If all of the other pieces fall into place you probably don't need the release, but it makes for a good psychological break for both parties.

Plenty of free material there, and some of it is about psychology.

An animal could be doctor mandated to treat any psychological condition including depression which 90% of America seems to have.