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    Social Anxiety

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    Communication is a very vital tool that we as humans need for survival. It is utilized by every person on the planet, even to complete the smallest tasks, such as ordering food, talking on the phone, gossiping with friends, and persuading our bosses to approve a project. The majority of people are able to communicate effectively with others and not timid to express themselves. However, there are others who do not enjoy communicating with other humans. Have you ever wondered how it would feel to…

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    Effect of Exercise Physiology on Mental Patients Introduction Physical activity and exercise have been associated with improvement of mental health. People with mental disorders tend to spend most of their lives in sedentary lifestyle settings, which makes them at high risk of acquiring chronic diseases and experiencing negative side effects of medication that include hyperlipidemia and diabetes. Therefore, exercise is an important component of enhancing the lifestyle of people with mental…

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    Before we can begin to determine the advantages and disadvantages of diagnosis, we must first understand what is needed to make a diagnosis. In order to make the diagnosis, several elements are taken into consideration. The information gained from the clinical interview, any tests and the clinician’s observations of the individual are compiled together to determine whether the individual’s psychological symptoms match a known disorder (Comer, 2014). In addition, clinicians should take into…

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    Anxiety And Group Therapy

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    recognized by the presentation of a variety of symptoms such as a racing heart, shortness of breath, shaking, sweating, chills, hot flashes, chest pain and nausea. Any form of human behavior can be discussed at the four levels of explanation in psychology. These include the biological, personal, basic processes and socio cultural levels.…

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    In the male-dominated society, men are allowed the privilege of having their mental disorders acknowledged and respected. This sometimes occurs even without the man himself recognizing his mental disorders. Take Tony Stark from Iron Man 3 as an example, he faces anxiety disorders and suffers from panic attacks. When this film was released, it was met with praise and only a few criticisms, but above all, it was taken seriously. Switch out the pretentious billionaire arms dealer for sexism and an…

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    Mental Health Stereotypes

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    “I just want to kill myself!” said the annoyed college student. “Why are you so moody today, are you bipolar?” said the over-dramatic friend. “You need to smile more often or you won’t make any friends,” said the oblivious mother. Walking around a college campus one hears remarks that have become a normality to say, but are offensive to other people. When people joke about killing themselves or throw around terms such as bipolar or depressed they do not realize they are supporting the mental…

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    SAMHSA’s wellness initiative aims to promote wellness for people with mental health and also substance use conditions where the goal is to inspire individuals, families, behavioral health primary care providers, as well as peer-run, faith based and other community organization to improve health behaviors. The eight dimensions of wellness include: Emotional, which is coping effectively with life and creating satisfying relationships’; environmental which is good health by occupying pleasant,…

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    Dermatophagia

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    Do you often find yourself biting the skin around your nails? Do you find that when you’re in an anxiety inducing situation that the inside of your mouth is being bitten? Do you just bite the skin and nails for fun? There is a term for what is happening and it’s called Dermatophagia. Some people bite their nails just as a bad habit, or because they have a hangnail. Unfortunately, there is a point when that “bad habit” becomes a dangerous problem. When there is constant chewing going on…

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    Morbidity Research Papers

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    While POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER itself is estimated to occur in 8% of the population, the prevalence rates increase dramatically in persons suffering from other mental disorders. Approximately 80% of people who suffer with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder suffer from an additional co-occurring disorder. There is a direct relationship between individuals who have previous disorders, developing PTSD in response to a traumatic event. Comorbidity is associated with worse prognosis, more severe…

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    Mental Illness cause by Domestic Violence Domestic violence can affect children in adult hood because it can cause mental illnesses. Due to the domestic abuse in ones’ home it can cause the individual to become antisocial. The amount of abuse that one has endured can cause the child in adult hood to have those same bad abusive tendencies with others, and the subject could possibly be put away for the abuse unlike the parent that the child watched abuse them are others. Research shows that 81%…

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