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    Positive Optimism

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    The idea of optimism leading to better health has been an object of study for scientists. Researchers have reviewed the results of over 80 studies to look for common findings. They found positive thinking had a remarkable impact on physical health. The study examined overall longevity, survival from a disease, heart health, immunity, cancer outcomes, pregnancy outcomes, pain tolerance, and other health topics. It seemed that those who had a more optimistic outlook did better and had better…

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    Gienger explains that a student should obtain both their bachelor’s and master’s degrees in social work. When asked what his favorite part of school was, Mr. Gienger, said that he enjoyed being able to take many different kinds of classes, such as psychology, sociology, biology, policy, and community organization that focused on groups, families, individual, and other…

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    Beginning this journey in the mental health field I thought it was pretty clean cut. My friends tended to come to me for advice and would often tell me how well I was at being able to view situations from different standing points. With the praise I was receiving, it would only be smart to get paid for the craft in which I exceled in. It was not until I began to gain experience that I realized that the psychology field was so much more than telling a friend to find their own happiness. The…

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    be able to respond quickly to certain difficult issues. Also, he may have a good communication and team skills. He has a great attention to details and good coordination skills. Most importantly, the job requires a good health to work as a pilot. The student must have a good health without any previous illness history. Hence, he is physically and mentally suited for the job as this requires physical and mental exams. Learning Perspective From a…

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    The article “Jesse Jackson Announces He Has Parkinson’s Disease” by Niraj Chokshi is mainly about how Jesse L. Jackson, “a longtime civil rights leader and former Democratic presidential candidate”, announces to the public he has Parkinson's disease (Chokshi 1). In the article, Chokshi mentions the symptoms of the disease which happen because of the damage to the brain. This disease cannot currently be cured, but it can be slowed down by the drug levodopa. Levodopa increases the amount of…

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    data analysis, and the results of the research study. Vasconcellos clearly explains the behaviors of the animals and how training changed their reactions to the specific training sessions. She has her MSc and PhD and studies at the Institute of Psychology in a Post-doc position, partnered with the Wolf Science Center. In my essay I disagree with Vasconcellos’ findings based on the way in which the Beast People act throughout The Island of Doctor Moreau. Doctor Moreau attempts to train his…

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    Judith Beck Interview

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    therapy and research, and a clinical Associate Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry at University of Pennsylvania. The Beck Institute, trains practitioners and researchers, provides clinical care and involves in research on cognitive therapy. She was interviewed based on her book, “The Beck diet solution: Train Your Brain to think like a Thin Person.” The book basically covers how cognitive techniques can be applied to improve one’s health and life, concentration on weight loss. According to…

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    Fresh Child Observation

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    Bundoora Word Count 1000 Self-monitoring: “Fresh Kids” Intervention Reduces Daily Sugar Intake for Student Sugar is consumed daily by billions of people, even though it has been related to many negative health problems. World Health Organisation (2015) recommended 25 grams of sugar per day. It is health-beneficial to have less than 5% of the daily energy intake from sugar, because weight gain, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and some cancers are related to high sugar consumption (Popkin &…

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    Planned Action Theory

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    Daily exercise is one of the key factors in preventing diseases such as coronary artery disease and other health related illnesses. Regular physical activity has also been linked to better moods, higher self-esteem and overall quality of life. However, unfortunately in America we have a growing obesity rate as well as the illnesses that come along with being highly overweight. Health professionals have begun looking into the causal factors that go in to a person not exercising regularly. With…

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    to see that some articles relate to psychology and pathology. Furthermore, I will fully explain the effects of the lack of play on our mental health. Additionally, I will address the roll physical activity plays on cognition, and follow up with what we can do to restore playing in our own neighborhoods. Since roughly the 80 's the percentage of time spent outdoors playing has dropped drastically. During this same duration of time you see that mental health…

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