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    treatments were withdrawn. Only one week was allowed to minimize ethical concerns of removing treatment. 2nd Intervention Phase: After the short, one week reversal phase, the intervention treatment was implemented for the remaining two weeks of the study. The same HRT intervention treatments used in the first intervention phase were used in this phase as well. Results Baseline and intervention data are illustrated in Figure 1. The baseline data presented both downward and upward trend pattern…

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    Ahten, S. (2008). Quality, quantity of sleep key to diet. News Gazette, From this study, it is shown that the amount of sleep that you have affects the way you eat. It is said that a lack of sleep leads to overeating and other poor eating styles. This research shows that poor sleep leads to poor eating. This research assists with my research by giving me a different look on the relationship of eating habits and sleep. 2. Bel, S., Michels, N., Patterson, E., Cuenca-GarcÃa, M., Diethelm, K…

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    prevalent issue because of the rigorous schedules students are encountering, and the detrimental habits teens have developed…

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    Problem The current study investigated media multitasking habits and media multitasking beliefs, and explored the relationship of multitasking habits and nationality, specifically with Malaysian and American college students, and its effects on academic performance. It also investigated the relationship between multitasking beliefs, multitasking habits while studying and academic performance. Media multitasking has detrimental effects to academics, increases errors, and hinders creativity,…

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    encouraging high amounts of physical activity, including aerobic and anaerobic exercises. Being in good physical shape can help adolescent bodies in many ways. “The positive physical effects include: stronger bones and muscles, weight loss, endurance, and increase cardiovascular capacity” (Physical Activity Facts). These effects tremendously help adolescents as their bodies develop and mature; having a physically healthy body can affect students positively in almost every aspect of their…

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    the negative effects of television. In this paper I am going to discuss the negative impacts of excessively watching television, and how they effect a child’s development. I am also going to provide supporting information of those effects,…

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    just a short-term effect but unfortunately it has a long-term effect as well. There are many…

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    under-recovery (A Twin Study). Results have suggested that hypochondriasis is moderately heritable, with the genetic factors accounting up to thirty-five percent of the variance in hypochondriasis scores (A Twin Study). Therefore, anxiety can be genetic if the person has a serious illness, under severe stress, or under recovery.…

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    growing very rapidly all over the place. Childhood obesity can go further to adulthood. Obesity cause different kinds of health problems such as, cardiovascular, metabolic, type 2 diabetes, blood pressure and cholesterol. It has also psychological effects obese children lose their self-esteem, negative body image and depression and poor academic performance. There are many factors which make it grow more quickly. Unhealthy eating style, lack of physical activity is the main factors for obesity.…

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    Throughout their experiments, the self-administered questionnaire especially designed for the study requested about sociodemographic information, frequency of fast-food consumption, definition of “fast food,” location of purchase, and psychosocial correlates. Five psychosocial factors were seperated by using principal components analysis with a method…

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