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...discussing – periods are a normal part of the human experience, but also one that can be profoundly distressing, particularly for people with sensory processing needs. It is, therefore, important that autistic people’s experiences of menstruation are considered routinely, with sensitivity to the individual’s unique profile of needs, and without shame or discomfort....

...human body, enrol in our free course 'The Science of Alcohol.' [Banner of a £2 coin on a pink background. The word 'Money' is embedded on the right.] 2. Money How much you can save will depend on where and what you drink, but as an example, if you had three medium (175ml) glasses of wine at an average bar, pub or restaurant per week, you could save nearly £50 per month...

...Human beings are avid consumers of stories, whether they are in the form of large formal stories such as novels, or plays, or in the form of much smaller and more diffuse stories, such as soap operas or gossip. Stories also appear to be important, more broadly, to the ways in which we communicate. For example, Bruner (1990) points out that people quickly and instinctively...

...resources. There are a number of activities designed to allow you to engage with the resources. This OpenLearn course provides a sample of level 1 study in Education, Childhood & Youth...Motivation and factors affecting motivation: Learning outcomes - After studying this course, you should be able to: define the term ‘motivation’ appreciate different views of how...