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    Health Autoethnography Maintaining healthy habits can help people to develop a happy and productive life. It is important to keep ourselves healthy all the time, whether physically, mentally, spiritually or emotionally. Each of us has his or her own healthy habits. Personally, I believe that out of these four aspects of wellness, physical health will be the most important for me. I am more aware of my habits on drinking, exercising, resting and especially eating. Eating meals on time, eating…

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    Unfortunately, most Americans don’t practice all or any of these habits. A lot of people smoke, most adults don’t even get 7 hours of sleep, most people skip breakfast, a lot of individuals don’t exercise, a lot don’t eat fully balanced meals, and some people drink more than two alcoholic drinks a day. Sadly, if people actually practiced these habits, mortality rates would most likely…

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    about how parents could have an effect on teenage drinking. Many Australian students have a drinking habit that could’ve been caused by their parents and can most definitely be stopped by the students’ parents. The article talks about how the children aged 12-17 have a drinking habit that could lead to health issues. The main reason of these children getting a drinking habit is from the parents’ bad habits. In the article it says, “With alcohol contributing to four of the top five causes of…

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    *****Behavioral and Social/Cognitive Approaches to Forming Habits Although Behavioral and Social Cognitive Theories studied independently, the formation of behavioral Personality and Social Cognitive personality shows that they both stemmed from the environmental makeup and a person social makeup. *****Analyzing the formation of habits using behavioral and social/cognitive approaches The formation of habits can manifest through one 's conscious or subconscious mind; it can…

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    Middle School to High School Teenagers have a hard time transitioning from middle school to high school for struggle like adapting to change, procrastination, poor study habits, sleep habit, and influences that come with being a high schooler. Teenagers fight change because they fear of failure. The feeling of losing control often comes with change(Kanter). Transitioning from middle school to high school is a huge change. High schoolers have more freedom, and teachers stop holding the students…

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    The poem “Man in the mirror” was written by an anonymous student, which writes about their perspective of life, like what they like to do, what they wish for, what they want or do not want, or what they wish in life. He/she uses similes and onomatopoeia to explore that with or without adventure, life would be plain and not as fun. Every person in the world should want or experience hope at one point in their life. If one is in a bad situation where they feel hopeless like there is no way…

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    and unhealthy eating habits. It represented a time of crisis, the British government and Jamie went to people to inspire them about how to nourish their families. Jamie Oliver noticed that in the Second World War that the department of the British government introduced the ministry of food as a way to introduce a sustainable way to eat food, since then Jamie decided to bring this old tradition back. I believe it is the government’s responsibility to improve the eating habits of Australians for…

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    can be used to teach individuals how to get rid of habits in particular bad ones. This paper will demonstrate how Guthrie’s theory can be utilized in real life by depicting how my personal habit of stress eating, or overeating, that is triggered by exams in particular finals and midterms, can be overcome through its use. Additionally, it will explain how engaging in Guthrie’s aspect of sidetracking can lead to a failure when trying to break a habit. In order to implant each one of the methods,…

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    talk about her own experience, she is very brave. Also, it could prove these experience will not influence her life anymore. In this semester, I have read two articles and one video, and I think I understand them very well. They are “The Power of Habit” by Charles Duhigg, “I Just Wanna be Average” by Mike Rose, and “The Key to Success” by Angela Duckworth. There are also some connects with the book “Please Stop Laughing at Me”. They all have connects with the book “Please Stop Laughing at Me”,…

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    to the course or just how much they are getting ready to learn. Without good study habits, it would be difficult to take this course since it requires a lot of studying and cramming information into the brain. After reading the article “Why Intro Psych is a tough course”, I began to analyze my current study habits and from the article gained new insights on ways to succeed in this course. My current study habits at the moment aren’t the greatest. At times I only study an hour for each of the…

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