Learn How to Best Choose, Maintain Your New Year's Resolutions
December 7, 2011
Psychology Department Chair Lee Cohen will answer your questions on how to make 2012 a success.
The new year is around the corner. Do you know how to make and keep your resolutions?
The start of the new year is several weeks away, but it's never too late to start thinking about resolutions you intend on making. We all know it's not as easy as it sounds. Research shows that 75 percent of people maintain their resolutions past the first week, 71 percent after two weeks, 64 percent after one month and only 46 percent after six months.
Lee Cohen, chairman of the Department of Psychology, is here to help. He is ready to answer questions you might have about making resolutions and, more importantly, how to maintain them.
Questions may be submitted in several ways:
Along with your question, include your name and current place of residence. If you are a Texas Tech student, please also include your current classification and hometown. If you are an alumnus, include the year in which you graduated.
View complete “Ask The Experts” guidelines here.
Questions for Lee Cohen may be submitted until 5 p.m. Dec. 14