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    P261-264 Physical Activity

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    IV.3. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY: {Childhood obesity treatment book p261-264} Importance of Physical Activity: Physical activity is the only modifiable component of the energy expenditure portion of the energy balance equation. Increasing physical activity improves weight loss and maintenance and decreases obesity health hazards. Strategies to increase physical activity should include both increasing in structured and non-structured physical activity and reducing the amount of time spent in sedentary…

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    under the law they were able to exercise their liberty under the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. The ruling of Lawrence v Texas was a landmark case, which overturned the ruling of Bowers v Texas (1986), which dealt with criminalizing oral and anal sex between homosexuals. Lawrence v Texas made same-sex activity legal in every U.S. state and overturned sodomy laws in thirteen other…

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    psychotherapy, also known as the talking cure. Before psychotherapy early psychology focused mainly on the conscious human experience (Wolitzky, 2011). Freud changed the face of psychology in a dramatic way proposing that personality emphasized the importance of the unconscious mind, rather than the conscious. Freud worked with patients suffering from hysteria which lead him to believe that early childhood experiences and unconscious urges transferred to development of adult personality and…

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    Introduction Eating disorders (EDs) refer to a group of conditions characterized by abnormal eating habits. They involve either insufficient or excessive food intake that is detrimental to an individual’s physical and emotional health. (1,2) EDs are among the potentially lethal psychiatric illnesses, and are predominately represented by a mental effect of preoccupation with body weight, shape and diet. In addition, eating disorders frequently occur with other psychiatric disorders…

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    Off Label Children

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    Historically, children have been excluded from research for decades to protect them from any risk associated with the drug. In an attempt to protect children, these subjects have been the victims of off-label drug use. Children have been given prescription or over-the-counter medication to treat or cure their illnesses ultimately causing them harm than good. The off-label drugs have little or no data available on children. Since the data is available on adults, assumption is made that the drug…

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    himself as I did not hear him the first time. However, when he repeated himself the second time, I still could not understood him. Luckily my senior manager intervened and quite clearly repeated on what he said. From that moment onwards I realised the importance of diversity in the workplace and as a professional engineer we might come across many nationalities with different communication skill levels, different “mode” of communicating and what they recommend now is to develop a flexible…

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    In the 21st century, ensuring and increasing individual access to higher education is not only a moral imperative but also an economic necessity. As competition increases, it is critical that higher education provides high quality and satisfaction creating services. As the employment opportunities continue to reduce in the United States, both the individual and national, global economic competitiveness should develop the “21st-century skills.” However, higher education offers more benefits than…

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    along with legal, medical and ethical challenges for the health care provider1. ABSTRACT The awareness of the beliefs of Jehovah’s Witness’s in India is very poor. One of the fundamentals of their beliefs is prohibition of blood and blood product transfusions. This presents a very unique challenge especially when coupled with massive trauma and in other emergency…

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    classroom situation that lacks inclusive teaching for an autistic student. The student is a six year old boy who has a server case of Autism Spectrum Disorder. He was diagnosed at the age of three by his Paediatrician (DoE Victoria, 2015), has very basic oral English communication skills and is in Year 1 at a public school in Victoria, Australia. He is funded by the government for his Autism but does not receive full time teacher aide assistance in his classroom. Therefore, a lot of pressure is…

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    1927) • Encouragement Importance: A person is more capable and appreciative, when he is encouraged, and thus a better connection, and cooperation is seen in them. And he withdraws and gives up many actions when is not encouraged. • Child’s Growth: Adlerian theory define developmental stages of children in a very effective way. According to him if a child misbehave with others then it show that he is discouraged. For the coping of these difficulties of child is of well importance. Make the child…

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