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I don't quite understand what you mean? Elaboration would be appreciated.

I'm aware of the further experience and training required to become a fully qualified psychologist, eligible for registration. Thankyou for your contribution.

So i am looking at doing Bachelor of Pyschology(honours) at Deakin in Geelong next year, and have recently considered going into post-graduate Medicine/Surgery after completing this course. I was wondering if the Ba.Psych would further/specialise my qualifications in my medical career if i was...

I'm probably gonna just camp at Coolum, on the Sunshine Coast. Very nice place, won't be too busy either.

If tobacco was made illegal as soon as we were aware of the dreadful health consequences, we'd be A LOT better off.

You fail to understand that things other than money matter; how unreasonable are you? Intangible costs also entail loss of productivity in workplaces, carer costs for ill people and yes DEATH. All these things not only burden people's lives, they actually have consequential DOLLAR costs attached...

And why should intangible costs be disregarded? They are indirect costs burdened unfairly by all. No, the $318 million is part of the costs associated with tobacco abuse. That means treating illness as a result of tobacco abuse etc. Everyone pays taxes, which means we ALL pay to treat...

This sentence continues to read "..while the community as a whole bears very high economic costs greatly exceeding revenue from tobacco taxes." lol at you, fool. Also, the statistics in this report are from '91-'99, making them almost TEN YEARS OLD. I shall present you with a direct quote...

I recently did a persuasive oral presentation for Unit 3 VCE English, my contention being that tobacco should be criminalized. The healthcare costs associated with tobacco use ENORMOUSLY outweigh the revenue received for cigarette taxes each year. It is the leading cause of preventable death and...