Why are some people really good at math while others can't get it no matter how hard they study?
I was in a remedial Algebra II course in high school, and this other student in the class who was a friend of mine used to call me up to ask questions. I was surprised sometimes that he had difficulty understanding concepts that I thought were easy. As I remember, I was eventually able to help him understand such concepts, but it took explaining the same things several times, and breaking the ideas down into small pieces before they would start to sink in. While I was trying to teach him, I'd sometimes hear him say, "I'm just not good at this," as if he was giving up. I kept saying, "It's not that hard" (because I thought it pointless for him to give up on something I thought was easy to understand), and trying a different approach, until he got it.It seemed to me he had to try harder than I did, but he could get it. I guess it sometimes took someone being patient enough to explain it to him, because he didn't seem able to figure some stuff out on his own. I didn't get a sense that he was lazy and leaning on me, but that he was genuinely struggling with some ideas.I don't have a professional opinion on why some people "get it," and some don't get it quickly. The kids I knew who excelled at math, and many other subjects, had parents who were interested in knowledge themselves (they were college professors), or parents who gave their kids academic knowledge and experiences outside of school.
How can some psychopaths read people so well when they can't even process their own emotions?
just because someone Disagrees with you DON’T mean they ain’t come to Their conclusions by the same methods as you - I “failed” my tests in school because I Disagreed with the function that creates such form, both of preparing And of deploying those tests; you ask me how much 1 plus 3 is and if I’m in an entertaining mood I MIGHT schreibe up any number of mechanically correct answers just to test your purpose in asking the question in the first place; you get into one of those “guess what the fruitcake was thinking” games then you’ve crossed my line of decency and exposed yourself as a deviant worthy of combat so I’ll engage you as such; you want my assistance, ask - If I’m able, it’s yours; but you expect me to eat your feces because you’re better than everyone else, expect a mess even if you eventually “win”. That “psychopaths” Process their Emotions to a result you find not to your preference Don’t Mean they Don’t Process their emotions and your Denying them “the right given a sponge” is the exact and precise Impetus You Provide them for their value and handling of you.
Why can't I read when there are other people talking?
I can't even read when there is a lot of background noise.I seem to be getting distracted easily but I don't know why. Also, lately I've been less able to concentrate on the teacher at school or on the subject they are teaching. I am 17.
I think i can read what people are thinking.?
Now im not saying i can be in their mind, like Edward in twilight, but i can read and guess what they are thinking. There is only a few people i can actually know what they are thinking. I've been told by people that I'm very easy to talk to and they can tell me their problems really easily. But lately I've figured out that the more my friends tell me their problems the more it messes with me inside and makes me feel their problems, like its happening to me. My friend is experiencing a situation with her father, that I dont want to say, but last night I could tell when he was doing it to her and we were texting. I get very in-tuned to people's moods and feeling. I've considered being a psychologist, but I dont think I can handle it. And I can answer my friends questions before they ask. We were making cookies and i told my friend to get butter. And then I said "Yah, a whole stick." and she was like " I was just about to ask that." Another time we were lying in bed and I said " Mmm. Muffins" and my friend was like " Woh, I was just thinking about muffins." and so I started naming them off.. I said banana nut, raisin and another one i can't remember. She said she was thinking of them in the same order. This is how it works.. I have this voice in my head that tells me to say something out loud and then it ends up being what people are thinking. But its not strong enough to do it when I want to, it just does it by itself. Please just don't give me a response like your crazy or something like that. If you arent going to help.. then don't even comment.