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    An element of Dabrowski’s Theory is overexcitabilities. This element is all too often evident with gifted learners. Overexcitabilities are reactions to stimuli within the environment and often come across as extreme emotions of joys or sorrows. “Individuals who are endowed with overexcitability perceive reality in a different, more intense, multifaceted manner” (Mendaglio, 2008, p. 24). For these students, life is experiences more intensely, especially in the areas of intellect, emotion, and…

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    Disability

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    If you have a disability of some type do not let this stop you from trying to achieve your goals. We all have restrictions and limitations. Some are physical, some are mental, and some are emotional. The point is that no one has a perfect life and there is an enormous difference between being disabled and being unable to accomplish something. No matter what disability you have look at the situation and determine what you hope to achieve, and then create a plan to make it happen. Some of the best…

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    Fatigue In COPD Essay

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    Fatigue in COPD Fatigue is a disruptive symptom that inhibits normal functional performance of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) patients in daily activities [Theander et al ., 2003] and considerably impacts on their quality of life [guyatt et al ,. 1987]. Fatigue is an unpleasant subjective symptom that prevents individuals from performing his functions and using his normal capacity, affects whole body and changes from a slight exhaustion to unbearable fatigue (Swain, 2000). In…

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    Professional burnout, or simply burnout, is a state of physical, psychological, emotional, and/or spiritual fatigue. Burnout is a process which occurs cumulatively over time with contributing factors related to the individual, populations served, and the organization (Newell & Nelson-Gardell, 2014). Professionals who are highly motivated, idealistic, and highly empathic are at greater risk for burnout. This can be the caused by two reasons. First, the lack of clear boundaries as to what their…

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    Fear. We all have it. As humans of earth, we are given an emotion that holds us back from our lives. It sucks away the life in our souls. Surrendering to fear only discourages us from the beauty of life. All of us have fallen victim to fear. Deep down every human has a fear whether it be fear of heights or fear of spiders. Fears are seemingly hard to vanquish, especially if the fear is intimidating. As time progresses, fears get stronger and stronger, while the victim gets more fearful. The…

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    Emotional Labor

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    Emotional labor affects employees everyday. It especially affects employees that work in retail sales or wait on tables at a restaurant. Employees are expected to project a friendly demeanor and smile. Most of the time employees fake this. Emotional labor is a situation in which an employee expresses organizationally desired emotions during interpersonal transactions at work. Every job has a different emotional labor that is expected of them. Flight attendants should be happy while funeral…

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    The Biodex System SD

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    The Biodex System SD is a device that was created to analyse the change in an individual bodies’ centre of mass under unstable and stable platforms (Biodex medical system, Sherley, NY). It helps with a wide range of performance and pathological factors such as improving balance, developing muscle tone and agility according to “The national athletic trainer’s association convention daily newspaper”. It is further stated and mention that it may also be used for training, testing,…

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    The autonomic nervous system is apart of the nervous system that receives instructions from the brain. It has two parts which are the sympathetic and parasympathetic. The sympathetic nervous system controls the bodes response to a perceived threat and is responsible for the fight, flight or freeze response. Where as the parasympathetic nervous system function is to control the homeostasis and the bodies rest and digest response. The sympathetic nervous system has a thoraco-lumbar outflow from…

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    Prenatal Stress

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    Abstract Many studies have examined the effects of prenatal stress on pregnancy and fetal development placing particular attention to long-term effects on behavioral and emotional development of the child. These implications are reviewed and illustrate the importance of assessing individuals differently and examining prenatal exposure to stressors during each trimester of pregnancy. Gestational age of exposure is associated with greater vulnerability to a particular outcome because different…

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    In the following chapter, Lavender and Cavaiola focuses on controlling perfectionist in three different relationships; romantic, parental and work. They discuss how a controlling perfectionist acts in each setting and the distinct problems they present. When you don’t have constant interaction with these people everyday, they don’t seem to cause any problems, but when you’re dealing with a perfectionist daily, it can take a toll on you. As a romantic partner, controlling perfectionists come off…

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