Cobe Wilson
Gamer, writer, poet, academic.
I hold a B.S. in Psychology from the College of Coastal Georgia and an M.S. in Psychology from Walden University.
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Ribs!!!!!!!
There's always those days that we just can't decide on what to eat. Do we want pizza? Pasta? Burgers? The choices are endless, and so to, it seems, is the decision making process. However, deciding on a meal doesn't have to be so difficult. Sometimes, we just need to have the right inspiration. Perhaps often, we need the right set of instructions to get us from A to B. Sometimes, we just need a bit of smoky, tasty, comfort food. and nothing says comfort like BBQ pork ribs. During those nice summer evenings, or cold winter nights indoors, a hearty and delicious meal can be just what's needed, and believe me, these dishes will not disappoint. I know what you're thinking..."What do you mean?! I Can't cook ribs! They're so hard!"
Cobe WilsonPublished 7 months ago in Feast
Chicken and Potatoes?
Within the culinary world there is nothing easier, and more difficult, than chicken and potatoes. Potatoes can be grainy or undercooked. Chicken can be raw or overdone. The chef is the key to a perfect dish, and the process the chef uses to make the dish is absolutely the key to yummy flavor. However, do these two ingredients HAVE to be so complicated and mysterious?
Cobe WilsonPublished 7 months ago in FeastGingerbread Cookies
During the holidays, special occasions, and all year round, sometimes we just need a beautifully delicious cookie!!!! So look no further, as this gingerbread cookie recipe is exactly what you have been needing in your life. It's easy and direct and will make for some very happy tummies!!! Whether those tummies are friends, neighbors, coworkers, or even your kids!
Cobe WilsonPublished 8 months ago in Feast
Cinnamon Pie
When it comes to dessert, every single person deserves to enjoy a piece of sweet or savory foodstuffs. Personally, for me, desserts are not my favorite item. I shy away from candy and chocolate. I also don't like pies and cakes all that much. However, I LOVE cinnamon. So, I developed a cinnamon pie recipe that builds from a beautifully simple flavor profile.
Cobe WilsonPublished 10 months ago in Feast
Ginger
It’s always the normal ones. They get close and you never see it coming. They throw you off balance with their normalcy and averageness. Who knows what they are going to do. That was exactly what happened. She got close. She used her normalcy, her averageness, to get close and snap, the trap was sprung.
Cobe WilsonPublished 2 years ago in Horror
Informal Resolutions Versus Formal Resolutions
Informal Resolutions versus Formal Resolutions Within the APA Code of Ethics, there are many ethical standards that give ethical and moral guidance on a number of topics. The first standard is Standard 1: Resolving Ethical Issues which is all about ethical misconduct and resolving this misconduct in either formal or informal ways depending on the type of violation that occurs.
Cobe WilsonPublished 2 years ago in Journal
The Replication Crisis (in science)
Psychology, as well as many other scientific fields, has begun to face a crisis the likes of which hasn't been seen in the history of scientific inquiry. This crisis, is the crisis of replication in the sciences. To understand what that is, first a definition of replication. In the sciences, a piece of research is considered generalizable to the larger population if it has specific statistical significance values and a diverse enough sample of subjects/participants. Replication is the term used to refer to the process of reproducing the original study's results. This replication of the original is used to provide evidence of the long-lasting effect of the research, and that research's applicability across different contexts.
Cobe WilsonPublished 2 years ago in Longevity
Just a Bit Off
We talk a lot about mental health, about what to do when we feel down, or unable to handle it. We tell ourselves to “reach out” to “ask for help”,
Cobe WilsonPublished 2 years ago in Poets
