When our brain fails to function, usually the rest of our bodies are affected. Our brain is responsible for every little movement that we make, from blinking to us swinging a baseball bat. Pain starts in our brain and then we react to that pain that we feel, the one that our brain registers. In a lot of cases, our brain will control how we handle that situation to the way we feel about something. When our brain doesn’t process any emotion or are actions people get diagnosed with mental health issue. They are misunderstood to those who experience one or those who know someone who experiences a mental illness. Most can be treated while most cannot, and a lot of factors play into the role of someone anywhere, in their lifetime that will experience
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Crimes since 1960 have fluctuated all the way from 3,000,000 to 14,000,000 but in the recent years since about 1994 crime rates have gone down and hopefully, they will not continue to grow. This is bad for people because they will have the fear of going outside too because they will feel like they might be attacked next. Traumatic events can cause people to develop anxiety, depression, PTSD and many other more but these are the three main ones. Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA) has determined that anxiety affects about sixteen million people and of those people about ⅓ will get treatment to help them. People will start to become fearful of things around them and start to panic more. This could lead to a dystopia because this could lead to isolation. About six million of the people that live in the U.S. suffer from depression according to Mental Health America (MHA) and ⅔ of those will not have the proper treatment to help them. This is bad because this means that people who have depression will get more depressed and will commit suicide, this means that suicide rates will go up. There are many ways that depression can happen. Cognitively, low self-esteem. Biologically, having too much or too little neurotransmitters. Gender, women are more like to experience depression more than men. Co-occurrence happens with other illness to name a few cancer, diabetes, heart disease, etc. Genetically, by having a family member that has depression. Medication, side effects can cause this. Situational, different living situations can cause depression,
Crimes since 1960 have fluctuated all the way from 3,000,000 to 14,000,000 but in the recent years since about 1994 crime rates have gone down and hopefully, they will not continue to grow. This is bad for people because they will have the fear of going outside too because they will feel like they might be attacked next. Traumatic events can cause people to develop anxiety, depression, PTSD and many other more but these are the three main ones. Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA) has determined that anxiety affects about sixteen million people and of those people about ⅓ will get treatment to help them. People will start to become fearful of things around them and start to panic more. This could lead to a dystopia because this could lead to isolation. About six million of the people that live in the U.S. suffer from depression according to Mental Health America (MHA) and ⅔ of those will not have the proper treatment to help them. This is bad because this means that people who have depression will get more depressed and will commit suicide, this means that suicide rates will go up. There are many ways that depression can happen. Cognitively, low self-esteem. Biologically, having too much or too little neurotransmitters. Gender, women are more like to experience depression more than men. Co-occurrence happens with other illness to name a few cancer, diabetes, heart disease, etc. Genetically, by having a family member that has depression. Medication, side effects can cause this. Situational, different living situations can cause depression,