Is it normal to create scenarios in your head?
It's completely normal.If the situations are plausible ones, hell, that's just being prudent and proactive. "What if somebody asked me X?" "What if I were having a political conversation and somebody brought up Y?" "What if someone straight-up made me an offer like Z, but where time is of the essence - decide on the spot, take it or leave it?" Thinking about such matters makes you more prepared for such things if you do come across them.(Honestly, I think a lot of the brightest people I've ever met are "crazy prepared" in such a fashion. Nothing makes you sound on-the-ball in the heat of the moment like having practiced for such things in your head so many times before!)And if the situations are less plausible? Well, that's somewhere between "daydreaming" and "using your imagination" - and those are perfectly valid pursuits, too. That's something that's at the core of so very, very many books, movies, and other storytelling media. "Hey, what would the world be like if [thing]? How would folks' lives be different?" That covers steampunk to furries to the hypothetical questions section of Quora, and everything in between. :)
What are some real life scenarios of normal forces?
When you stand still on a level floor your weight presses normal to the floor. There is no chance that anything will slip sideways unless someone pushes you or you decide to step away.When you are submerged in water the pressure of the water is normal to your skin at every point of your body. Pressure forces are always normal to the surfaces they press.
Is it normal for developers to do scenario tests?
Every Software will has Cost-of-Quality. This is the cost to ensure that product will be delivered with Quality within timeline given.You could imagine that obvious part of Quality Activities is Testing.It's just who to do the Testing and there no rule that Test must only be the one to do the Test.But it's depend on role and responsibility of each person in the team. Actually, these are overlapped for a small team as there will be no formal job description.So in some cases, Developer could do testing as well.Everyone is responsible for "Quality" not only Tester or QA. If you claim that QA Team does not know what to do yet and Developer seems to do Tester's job - then start with this challenge.Lay down all work that need to be done on the table to discuss together within team that who should do what.If the Developer is meant to do 1,2,3,4,5 but they are doing 6,7,8,9 - It mean that they are not doing their job.On the same way, if there are items where QA should take care of but they are not - we need to make some changes.I guess it's only role and responsibility which are not yet clear.
Is it normal to daydream and fantasize scenarios alot?
Of course. There’s nothing wrong with daydreaming or fantasising. That’s the creative part of your brain working. The problem is when it interferes with other things you should be doing, or if you are fantasising about something bad or illegal and start wanting to act on it.There’s absolutely nothing wrong with having a healthy fantasy world and daydreaming about things though. Hell one day you might even daydream an invention or something useful! Inventors often come up with things when they’re doing something else but their mind is daydreaming.
Is it normal to constantly play out scenarios in my head?
It is normal to do such a thing. I do the same, although, I don't tend to do so for hours. I believe playing out scenarios is a way for us to grasp our reality in a clearer way than others. It makes us more conscious of the present. If you're like me, you feel a sort of safety from doing so because you won't be taken off guard easily. Being introverted has it's pros and cons. It can put you at a disadvantage in social situations at times but it's not so severe that you will receive negativity in any form from it.
Is this scenario normal for my healing navel piercing?
I sanitize my navel piercing with witch hazel every day; I got it done about 3-4 months ago, and the area around the top is all red after i clean it. It is already crusting daily, though. After I remove the crusts and apply the witch hazel it resembles sort of an open sore. It stings mildly when touched by fabric as well (after being sanitized). Also, as the area around the top resembles an open sore, the top "ball" on the barbell sometimes sinks into the hole. (Not completely into the hole; just a bit.) Is this even normal? If not what can I do to stop it? Also, I'm almost out of witch hazel and they don't sell it in the Philippines. Are there any suggestions of a more commonly used SAFE sanitary method? Thanks! Please help!
Which of the following scenarios would give a normal distribution?
Which of the following scenarios would give a normal distribution? Select all that apply: A) All of the numbers ever drawn for the North Carolina Powerball were recorded and analyzed. No numbers appeared to be drawn more often than others. B) The weights of 75 randomly selected high school males were recorded. The minimum value was 94 pounds and the maximum value was 185 pounds. Most of the students weighed between 135 and 145 pounds. C) 125 college students at a party school were asked how many hours a week they study. Most students reported studying fewer than 7 hours a week, but there were some students that reported studying out as many as 35 hours per week. D) A large class took an easy exam where the high score was a 99 and the low score was a 82. The average score was 95.
Is it a normal scenario if a tenure track assistant professor doesn't have any large grants like nsf, but still takes students as RA?
A few thoughts.NSF grants vary quite a bit in size. The new CRII’s are designed for new assistant professors writing their first proposals, and are only around 250K each. Bigger (NSF medium or NSF large) proposals go up to 1.5M or above, but are much harder to get (many fewer are awarded each year compared to smaller, 500K grants).As Matt mentioned, young assistant professors usually have a startup package that includes support for something like 2 PhD students for two years each. That’s meant to help young faculty hire students before their first grants have been awarded.There are other sources of funding, often from industry in the form of “gift” funds. Google gives awards around 60–80K; Cisco used to give 100K gifts, Sony, Huawei, and quite a few others give awards of different amounts, but usually around or less than 100K.Depending on the cost of “overheads” at each university, real calculated cost of a PhD student can vary from 50K to 100K per year. So even NSF grants do not go very far towards sustaining a larger research group. It helps that many departments support early PhD students (first year or first 2 years) with TA-ships or “fellowships.”
I make perfect scenarios in my head with people I know and celebrities and always thinks about it. Is this normal?
My verdict is that you are Normal Plus. The thought process leading to this judgement and an explanation of what that even means is below. Would I leave you hanging? No, I would not!Yes, imagining an interaction or conversation is something people do.When I was your age, I created scenarios with people I knew, people I saw but didn't know, famous people and even characters from books. I did this a lot.I still have conversations in my head with people I know - almost always work related. Not often, though.Your hurt by the improbability of these scenarios being normal, required more thought. I had to take some time to remember how I felt about that at 12 and concluded there was some hurt. For example:That group of “cool” girls isn't going to welcome me to their group because they have to acknowledge I exist for the scenario where they realize I'm just a little cooler than them but not so much that I threaten them and I become accepted as one of the group leaders to happen.Not accepted = not good enough = hurtThe cute boy that used to look at me never got the courage to talk to me so the, ‘I am so charming, pretty, and interesting that he did a bunch of romantic things and became my boyfriend’ scenario couldn't happen and now he's the boyfriend of the pushy, plain, boring girl that was constantly in his face all last semester.It was too much effort to cross the hall and say something? = not worth effort = hurtI never got to show my math teacher - and the entire class that laughed when he made fun of my question - that it was actually not a stupid question and if he were more knowledgeable or a better teacher he would have either known the answer or admitted he didn't know but would find out in as condescending and mocking manner as he used with me -also in front of the entire class - because he wouldn't go back to that section the next day, when I was armed with a mathematic truth bomb.Public ridicule = your feelings don't matter = hurt Called stupid = you are stupid/just shut up = shame + self doubt + feel stupid Denied opportunity to correct “stupid question” label = no power = frustration and anger.Still well within normal.I must continue later. Nodding off.
I always make up little stories or scenarios in my head.?
For example, when i'm on my way to school, or in class, or walking somewhere, i always come up with little stories in my head. And it's way more than daydreaming, i know for sure, because it's not like i'm dreaming i'm better than reality, but i'm thinking of how i'm someone else, and come up with scenarios. haha. Some examples: I think i'm a dancer, and i have a huge dance recital, and i go through the whole thing as though it were a play. or, i think i'm a soccer player, and i have a huge game to play, or am at practice. or, i'm giving an incredible speech that is amazing. just,, so many things, i don't really know how to explain it. but, when i'm by myself, like at home, I actually act these things out. I talk to myself, or talk to the mirror, and act it ALL out. I DON"T KNOW HOW TO EXPLAIN ): is this normal?