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    behaviourist and cognitive. Identification of the four psychological explanations of abnormality will be explained throughout this essay. Evaluation of the psychological explanations will also be included and a conclusion of research that has been found. Lawton, J (2009) said that the biological model believes that abnormalities are caused by biological processes in the structure and function of the brain. The biological model is the dominant in earl 20th century in the western culture. There…

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    high school that the audience is not soon to forget. Life has always been easy for Brady Higgens, the star quarterback for the Lawton Lions, his only care in the world is football. However, he is not the typical high school jock. Brady is a kind, down to earth man who never fails to help someone in need. That’s how he involves himself with the girl that the town of Lawton despises, Riley Young. Running home from the park with her baby girl, Bryony, Brady can’t help but stop to give them a…

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    other non-athletes. (Lawton 131) There was a research project done by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). The project focused on the number of student athletes who had experienced an eating disorder in the previous two years. Of those students, ninety-three percent of the reported problems were found in women 's sports. The sports were, from most problems to least, cross country, gymnastics, swimming, and track and field events. The male sports…

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    Summary: James Fenimoore Cooper begins his patriotic novel, The Spy, a Tale of the Neutral Ground, by first setting the scene for his book. During the American Revolution, after the British had captured the island of New York, a small county named Westchester had become a common ground. On this ground loyalist and patriots alike interact neutrally, at least they pretended to. Cooper first introduces the reader to Mr. Wharton, a rather wealthy man, and also a British loyalist. One evening,…

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    The Comanche Indians were once part of the northern Shoshone tribe of Wyoming, but split off from them and migrated to their modern location in the Southern Plains. They were great warriors and did not indulge in religious practices or even use folktales or legends often. The economy was based on their lifestyle which made the Comanches difficult to defeat. With the difficulty to defeat, this made the Comanches one of the earliest groups to have money. The Comanches have a history as being known…

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    severe effects of partaking in drug abuse (Lawton, S. A, 2006, p.52). Teens may foresee marijuana relaxation drug and stimulate their mind, but marijuana can cause anxiety and panic attacks. When smoking marijuana the brain produces a chemical, dopamine, which creates a feeling of satisfaction for a short period of time. Teens get addicted to the production of dopamine and continuously use marijuana in order to stimulate the production of the chemical (Lawton, S. A, 2006, p.52). Marijuana…

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    interruption of alcohol could substantially affect the adolescent’s future (Tapert). Teens also lack the judgment and coping skills to handle alcohol responsibly (Lawton 167). Alcohol is extremely risky for kids. The longer teens put off and delay alcohol use, the less likely they are to develop any of the problems that are associated with alcohol (Lawton 169). Alcohol damages and destroys adolescents’ brain, body, mental state, and causes violence, death, and delinquent behavior in…

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    It focuses on physiological features, like genetics and brain chemistry, which can be objectively measured (Lawton et al, 2011). Also, the medical diagnosis of mental illnesses reduces the factor of blame that is normally placed on the individual and the family with a psychological model. However, this model also has many criticisms, for example, the biological…

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    with appropriate decision-making, further developing relationships with individuals that encourages these individuals to follow ethical guidelines (Lawton & Páez , 2015). Distinct roles of leadership include creating moral within organizations, advancing the development of individuals, and establishing values within the culture of an organization (Lawton & Páez , 2015). In addition, other distinct roles of leadership comprise leaders commitments to others, specifically their followers,…

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    Although I was never too great at science, the experiments we did were more than enough to keep me from hating science. On the other hand, I was great at math and problem solving and my passion for math never ceased to stop increasing. My time at Lawton Alternative School inspired me to pursue a career in the science and math field. Growing up, my parents have always told me to become a doctor or a lawyer, but these occupations never sparked an interest. I know my parents mean…

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