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    variety of sleeping schedules, such as the biphasic sleep and midday naps that promote productivity in the workday. However, due to the strong promotion of capitalism and modern practices most Americans have started to adapt to capitalistic sleeping rhythms. These rhymes are reflected in the normative sleep pattern consisting of eight consecutive hours of sleep per night. This is significant to medical anthropologists…

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    Waking up has always been difficult for me. I never wake up at a specified time, but I try. It's the thought that counts right? After hitting snooze about 5 times, I finally wake up around 7 everyday. I usually end up late to work and school but I like to think of it as my signature. I always skip breakfast, I'll have a coffee but I don't think that counts. I eat sparsely throughout the day because I'm so occupied with school, not to mention dealing with the stress doesn't help. I've never been…

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    Dealing With Insomnia

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    drowsiness while behind the wheel. Out of those one hundred thousand crashes, there ends up being near fifteen hundred deaths. People should not have to worry about falling asleep at the wheel an hour after they wake up. Insomnia stems from allergies, rhythm change, as well as anxiety. Everyone goes through times once in their life where they lay in bed all night without getting any sleep. Insomnia can get the best of everyone at any time.…

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    What Is Insomnia?

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    Sophia yells “I can’t fall asleep.” Her mom says to herself “here we go again”. It is one those night that her nine year old is standing by her mother 's bedside late at night because she having trouble falling asleep. As her mother ask what’s wrong, Sophia responds that she cannot stop thinking about what happened today. Although Sophia start over think everything from to what happened in school, and to what was on the news that day this is one of the most common symptoms for insomnia. Sophia…

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    In 2015, 56% of Americans did not get the right amount of sleep they needed at night (Better Sleep Foundation). Sleep plays an important part in keeping the human body healthy and happy. Not getting enough sleep affects how the body functions in many ways. Understanding the amount of sleep people need, what regulates the amount of sleep a person gets, and how sleep affects a person 's health, is very important to the human body. Most people do not know the amount of sleep needed at night.…

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    best when we don’t even get the right amount of sleep at night. In an article from The Washington Post Valerie Strauss said that “Recommending that middle and high schools start class no earlier than 8:30 a.m. because adolescents have unique sleep rhythms [...] sleep deprivation can affect academic achievement as well as cause other problems”(Strauss 1). That is what I have been proving with this survey and essay, it just proves my statement…

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    1.0 Content 1.1 Common unethical issues found in an organisation First of all, one of the common unethical issues is employee is sleeping when he or she is on duty (Allnurses 2014). Employee must perform his or her duty rather than sleep during working hours. This unethical behavior is found in Austral Amalgamated Tin Sdn. Bhd. Sithambaram, one of the employees of Austral Amalgamated Tin Sdn. Bhd had been found sleeping while on duty. As a result, Sithambaram was dismissed by his…

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    Why Do We Need Sleep? Sleep, why is it so important? Humans spend a lot of time sleeping, many people feel as if sleeping so much is simply a waste of time, and not necessary. Are they right? Is sleeping just a waste of valuable time, or is it necessary for our survival? In Experience Psychology (King, 2016) sleep is considered a necessary aspect of living a healthy…

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    Insomnia Research Paper

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    LaMarquis Huston Professor Latonnja Key 04 Decemeber 2017 Insomnia night in and night out As you are listening to me, I know everyone is not suffer from Insomnia but I still will like to inform you because many people suffer and are not even aware of it.Insomnia is a health condition that causes an inability to sleep. Do you ever just find yourself up all night, Or just waking up in the middle of the night and not being able to return to sleep? These simple questions can help you figure out if…

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    Sleep Observation Report

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    Sleep plays huge role in everyone’s daily routine. It is one of the most important requirements with nutrition and exercise to have a healthy, happy life. Mastin (2013) defined that sleeping is a body and mind condition which occurs naturally and recurs periodically every day. While sleeping, mental and muscular activities are minimized. That is the reason why people are less capable to accept stimulus coming from outside. However it has to be considered apart from hibernation, coma or…

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