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    Constantin Stanislavski was born on 1863 with the name of Konstantin Sergeyevich Alekseev in Moscow, Russia. He was part of a family who loved theater (His maternal grandmother was a French actress and his father constructed a stage on the family's estate) .He then started acting at the age of 14 joining the family drama chain. In 1885, he gave himself the stage name of Constantin Stanislavski. A couple of years later he married a teacher that would study hard with him about acting. In 1897…

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    What is DID ? Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) is one of the more controversial dissociative disorder today. Many therapists and psychological professionals do not believe that this is a real condition, though it is noticed as a disorder by many centers of mental health. According to “A History of Dissociative Identity Disorder,” DID has been an issue for a while, with reports going back to the 17th century and further. Many forms of this condition are shown in Paleolithic cave paintings…

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    Kids Should Start Sports

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    Playing sports at a young age can be fun, but also can put the athlete in a hospital because the got a blow to the head. Athletes should start playing sports around the age of sixteen because that's when the brain is at least 85-90% full developed. If young athletes get a concussion, it could affect them for the rest of their lives. Some people argue kids should start doing sports at a young age. High school and youth sports players suffer brain injuries in any sport because the sports are…

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    so numb, scared, sad. I had mixed emotions. I did call the cops after he dropped me off. But, the damage was already done. Author Laurie Halso – Anderson, could’ve said it any better, she quotes “ I just want to sleep. A coma would be nice, Or amnesia anything, just to get rid of this, these thoughts, Whisper’s in my mind. Did he rape my head,…

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    The New Walking Dead: Memory Impairment with Traumatic Brain Injury Memory impairment can be a negative handicap to an individual’s quality of life. The incident rates of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) have been increasing each year. TBI has been associated with memory and neurodevelopmental impairment. Lack of research into understanding, diagnosis, and care are all factors that are limiting the outcomes of TBI patients. More effort needs to be placed in research and development of care plans…

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    Shortly into the novel Slaughter House Five, Billy Pilgrim became “lost in time” and cannot control where he travels and whether he is in the past, present, or future. Billy saw anything from his own birth, various experiences from his life, and his death. This is because of the harsh things Billy had to go through as a young soldier, which would later affect how he lived life. These events traumatically changed Billy, for better or for worse, and his character. Kurt Vonnegut develops the…

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    pursuing the heart of a much younger woman. In December of that same year, she disappeared for 11 days only to be found staying at a nearby hotel under the name of her husband’s mistress. She insisted that her disappearance was a result of supposed amnesia. She filed for divorce 2 years later. (“Agatha, Encyclopedia). Following the incident, Christie traveled to Iraq on an excursion where she met the man who would soon become her next husband, Max Mallowan. While following his trail of…

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    What Does DCI Affect?

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    Introduction SCUBA diving, exploring the depths under the water’s surface, uncovering hidden secrets the sands and coral have tried to hide. There is nothing like the sensation of being able to breathe underwater; however, what dangers are present every time a diver takes a breath underwater? A diver is exposed to all sorts of dangers while under water; increase pressure from venturing to further depths for example, and how the gasses plus the pressure can harm the human body. Most people would…

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    Mayo Clinic studies have shown that signs and symptoms of a concussion may include: a headache or a feeling of pressure in the head, temporary loss of consciousness, amnesia surrounding the traumatic event, dizziness or "seeing stars", ringing in the ears, nausea, and vomiting. With that said, not all symptoms of concussions take place immediately after receiving an extreme blow to the head. Some symptoms can be delayed…

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    Alzheimer’s is a common memory disease that affects many people in the United States. An estimate of “5.3 million people in the United states have Alzheimer’s disease.” (Latest Alzheimer 's Facts and Figures. (2013, September 17). Retrieved October 11, 2015.) Out of this number of people, “5.1 million with the disease are 65 and over.” (Latest Alzheimer 's Facts and Figures. 2013, September 17. Retrieved October 11, 2015.) In the beginning stages of Alzheimer’s an individual will experience…

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