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    Some other ways that social anxiety disorder can effect a person’s social functioning is by making it almost impossible for them to engage in activities that promote the making of friends or being able to attend social functions because of the anxiety and distress that often comes with such an endeavor. This can cause the individual to feel shame or guilt or become ostracized by their peers because of the lack of understanding. Not having the mental ability to give a large presentation to secure…

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    villagers hates them. This disconnects them from all other living people and makes it so that if they were in trouble, no one would be there to help them. In addition, they are isolated through mental illness. Constance is isolated through her agoraphobia, Merricat through her paranoid schizophrenia, and Uncle Julian through the damage that he sustained from the arsenic poisoning. This causes them to dislike other human contact and remain on their property for the majority of their time. One…

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    Alien Hand Syndrome (AHS)

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    According to Goldstein in 1908, Alien hand syndrome (AHS) was labelled as a disorder related to the inability to do certain actions, also known as apraxia. “It was named main etrangere (foreign hand) or alien hand by Brion and Jedynak in 1972” (Pooyania, Mohr, and Gray, 2011). AHS is an extraordinary neurological disorder where an individual display unusual, involuntary movements that happen with one hand (sometimes two hands in rare cases), that are not controlled by the individual. It is as…

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    Instrumental Music Essay

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    Music has been a continuously changing form of expression from as early as 1500 BC. Ranging from popular pop music of today all the way back to when operas and grand symphonies were stars of the music world, music has never stopped evolving and taking new routes. Throughout every country and area in the world, different influences and factors shape and impact how that style of music sounds and is produced. Every mind has a different take on these sounds, and there is no barrier as to what can…

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    major and if I don’t get into the program than I won’t be able to get a good job. This is how my panic attacks would get triggered. There was a point in my life when my anxiety became unbearable. This is when I realized I was now dealing with Agoraphobia. Because I experienced many panic attacks I developed a fear towards them. I would do all means to not trigger a panic attack so I would stay in my room for days. My constant anxiety lasted 3 years until I found things to control my anxiety. I…

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    “Unable are the loved to die, for love is immortality.” Emily Dickinson lives on in the minds of people who love her and her poetry, even though she never sought the immortality that comes with fame. Dickinson had a very humble and religious upbringing, causing her to reject the idea of God but not entirely abandon the way she was taught to live and think. She lived a reclusive life in her family’s house, alone with her thoughts and emotions. Her failed love affair gave her the knowledge that…

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    Mental Illness In Canada

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    Mental illness is becoming a big impairment for many Canadians today. Statistics show that “20% of Canadians will personally experience a mental illness in their lifetime.” (Public Health Agency of Canada). Even if you’re not personally affected, it is said that “all Canadians are likely to be affected through a mental illness in a family member, friend, or colleague.” (Public Health Agency of Canada). No one is immune to mental illness, so it has an impact on “people of all ages, education and…

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    Depression can take hold for many different reasons. When one becomes depressed, the mind may lose all sense of organization, imagination, and reality. I know. I've been there. I have been challenged with too much at one time. When this happens, focusing on any one thing becomes virtually impossible. It was easier to turn the T.V. on and tune out. I would sit for hours watching non thought provoking shows. I would find and create different comfort foods to shove in my mouth. Knowing none of the…

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    The four main poems that shall be predominantly dealt with are “Aubade”, The "Old Fools", "Ambulances" and "The Building”. A few other poems which have some thematic similarity will also be dealt with to substantiate the argument. As far as death is concerned Larkin can be said to be somewhat obsessed with this idea. The note struck by the quatrain in “The North Ship” –“This is the first thing\I have understood: \Time is the echo of an axe\Within a wood”-has been repeated throughout his mature…

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    Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Case Study Jessica Freeman Eastern Maine Community College Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Case Study Karen is a married thirty year-old woman with four children. Even though she has been having issues with anxiety for years and depression for three months, Karen is living with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). According to the American Psychiatric Association (2013), those with OCD show symptoms of arduous “…obsessions, compulsions, or both…” that cannot…

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