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    “Perhaps when we find ourselves wanting everything, it is because we are dangerously close to wanting nothing“(Plath). These are the words of the young writer Sylvia Plath. Plath was a sensitive, intelligent young girl compelled towards perfection at everything she attempted. She was a model daughter and student, earning straight A’s and always winning the best prizes. She had an impressive list of publications ranging from famous novel The Bell Jar to the world-renowned poem “Daddy.” However,…

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    Depression is a chronic mental disorder affecting more than 10% of population. The World Health Organization revealed that depression is the fourth leading cause of disability worldwide (WHO,2001). Stressful life events facilitate the evolution of depressive illness as the stress can influence the function of central nervous system by altering a number of neurotransmitters, endocrine, neuro-endocrine and along with other biochemical systems (Gopalakrishna et al.,2010).The most lethal…

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    school students are exposed to pressures of high expectation of achievement from the school. Undergraduate students in the University of Rochester are suffering from not only heavy pressure from the university, but also from the symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). According to Rosenthal (1984), SAD is a type of depression that occurs during the same season each year. The cause of…

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    could be that they are happy when it’s sunny or gloomy when it rains. For some people, season changes take a toll. They tend to be Happier in the summer and the onset of depression can be linked to the onset of winter. This is known as seasonal affective disorder (SAD). Depression can be major or it can be mild. Major depression is characterized by the inability to enjoy life and experience pleasure. It is more commonly a recurring episode. Mild depression is known as dysthymia and this is where…

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    Assignment # 4 Mood Disorders 1. Life has its ups and downs, everybody experiences situations that effect our mood and confronts with feelings of good and bad. Our moods are undergoing enduring states of feeling that colour our psychological lives. Moods reflect our emotional experience, including a depressed, anxious, or elated state of mind, which can be a result of disappointing occurrences or dire circumstances. It is normal and…

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    Depression is the most well known psychological disorder, and in women it is the leading cause of disease-related disability (Noble 2005). Depression typically develops with a negative self-attributional style and a negative view of oneself. The causes of depression aren’t concrete, but they may root in genetic differences, physiological differences and perceptual differences. Their attributional styles, or the way they explain the causes of behaviours and events (Baron et al. 2009) are…

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    Pressure to be normal during teenage and early adult life in addition to tragic childhoods cause Ben and Holden to develop depression and other psychological issues. Some common signs of depression found in Ben and Holden are, mood signs; anxiety, general discontent, guilt, hopelessness, loss of interest, loss of interest or pleasure in activities, behavioral; agitation, irritability, or social isolation. Most of these traits are found in either Ben, Holden or both. Holden throughout the book…

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    Raise your hand Who here has experienced being bullied? in my next question, if you’re brave enough - raise your hand if you have suffered depression? Don’t worry you’re not alone - 14.8 Million suffer from depression and that is only in America. depression is the leading cause of disability and over 800,000 people die from suicide every year - worldwide. surprised? well, you shouldn’t be. my guess at least one or two in this section has suffered from it. or at least all of you because of sir…

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    What I have understood about negative personality is, those who have that, most of the time they are either suffering from any problem in their life or else they are insecure. It’s their insecurity and unhappiness shows through their words. But the happy news is that they are less in numbers. Most of us are affirmative about our life. We live with an open heart to understand others. It’s easy to talk about positivity, but to mastering the art of that would be a very hard task. Especially, when…

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    Depression is defined as an illness that can affect a person’s attitude or way of thinking. This condition makes a person feel sad or hopeless and if not treated can last for weeks at a time. According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), more than fifteen million individuals have suffered from an episode of depression and more than ten percent of adults will continue to suffer for a lifetime. The study I would like to conduct will determine if exercise can be used as a…

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