C. Robinson University of Saskatchewan Psych 207 with Professor David Lane March 19th 2019 Abstract What role does death in the media play in the overall mental health of society? We live in an age of rapid information, and often, information overload – you can’t escape it, if it’s not on the television, it’s on your hand-held device, and instrument which has become as much a part of ‘living’ as ‘breathing’. North Am

C. Robinson University of Saskatchewan For Psych 255 with David Lane Nov 4th 2020 Abstract In this review we will be looking at PTSD as a Memory Disorder, and its impact on the Hippocampus, Amygdala and Pre-Frontal Cortex, and the neurobiological and psychological theories of PTSD. While PTSD is classified in the DSM5 as a “trauma and stress related disorder” I would argue that it is also a Memory Disorder caused by changes in the struct

By C. Robinson In sociology, we often discuss how certain behaviors get labeled as "deviant" by broader society, and how mechanisms of social control are used to enforce conformity. For centuries, sex work—often called the world's oldest profession—has been a prime target for moral entrepreneurs and social reformers. But behind these legal controls and cultural labels are real people whose safety, autonomy, and livelihoods are directly harmed by the stigma attached to them. T