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    But, over the last few years due to advancement of technologies and researches, there has been a drastic increase in surgical procedures undertaken in conscious patients. However, many patients are anxious and resistant to such surgery. Being awake, feeling or seeing the body cut open and experiencing pain all increases anxiety. The general set up of operation theatre, its environment involving monitor bleeps, sounds of handling…

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    Adolescences are a growing population who are reported to have the same amount of stress level as that of adults or higher. Adolescences may develop stressors as they progress through school; from families, family economic status, peers, and social backgrounds. These stressors may affect their lives right now and can create a bigger deficit later on in their adult lives. They are more likely to develop bad habits, mental health, abuse substances, negative thoughts, become aggressive, depress,…

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    Ptsd In Vietnam War

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    member, praying for the safety of their loved one. Not only is war strenuous on people while they are gone, but during post war they uncover the same struggles and feelings faced while in combat. This painful mental condition is called Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, or PTSD. Unfortunately, many Americans face this dreadful illness everyday. PTSD is an effect of almost all-veteran post combat violence,…

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    In Australia stress is a part of daily life, but most people do not know how to deal with it healthily and efficiently enough for the stress to have a minimal effect. The health effects of stress and the more serious cases of chronic stress can lead to detrimental mental and physical conditions, some irreversible (Mayo Clinic, 2013). To help stop this epidemic, a group of students and myself organised an activity in order to decrease the stress in our school environment. Schools are one of the…

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    negative experience with some behavior changes. Stress is a natural response for children experiencing traumatic events. Some degree of emotional stress is needed for a child to develop healthy coping mechanisms and problem-solving skills. Stress is categorized by experts as either positive, tolerable, or toxic. Positive stress helps to guide growth while tolerable stress is not helpful, but will also not cause any permanent damage. Toxic stress overpowers the child’s undeveloped coping…

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    affects their work efficiency, because they feel depressed or are anxious to be connected with others. Zachary Baker et al., a Teaching Fellow in the University of Houston, Department of Psychology describes that the term “FoMO” refers to increased anxiety…

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    sensing and feeling like she had bugs all over her body. She reported that she was sent to the psychology floor after the doctors did not find bugs on her. She reported that she does not see or hear bugs anymore, but still feels as though she is under stress. Behavioral Observations Upon arrival, Ms. Leep appeared well-groomed, and appeared her stated age. She kept consistent eye-contact throughout the evaluation, despite appearing tense as evidenced by shaking her leg and frequent fidgeting.…

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    How to Relieve Stress With Mindfulness Are you sometimes stressed? Worrying about trivial things? Anxious about any outcomes? Feeling uptight at home or at work? Restless, sleepless, fatigued? Is your mind chattering too much? Do you know how to truly relax and find inner peace? If you are like 100 million Americans that according to surveys are stressed daily or weekly, stress is an issue that can take a toll on your mental and physical health. Occasional stress can be a good thing, but it…

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    pre-competition anxiety directly correlate with decreased performance within collegiate athletes. MODIFIED HYPTOTHESIS Cognitive and precompetition anxiety that is seen as debilitative correlates with decreased performance within collegiate athletes. REFERENCE: Humara, M. (1999). The Relationship Between Anxiety and Performance: A Cognitive-Behavioral Perspective. Athletic Insight, 1(2), 2-5. http://www.athleticinsight.com/Vol1Iss2/CognitivePDF.pdf The Relationship Between Anxiety and…

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    face one of the most difficult yet rewarding parts of their lives, the transition period. The transition into college affects all college students in one way or another, some incoming students face homesickness, a lack of preparedness along with the stress and pressure that comes with college. The first year of college is where students face three main obstacles; academics, college life and adaptation. Above all, I feel that academics are the hardest part of adjusting from high school to…

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