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    Blindness is defined in the dictionary in a word, sightless. The blind people’s life is extremely hard. They have to cope and adjust to be a part of the society. They have to depend on their other senses to explore the world around them. The good thing about it is they learn to use their other sense better than other people. Raymond Carver’s Cathedral is set in the days when the switch from black and white to color television was in its early stages, and when cassette tapes were a cutting edge…

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    patients would take the correct corresponding therapy. Most of those negative effects happen simply because patients are not doing the correct therapy. For example a patient would not do anger management therapy for depression, so that could be a possibility as to why the negative effects of therapy take place. Therapy is important for patients and individuals because therapist can give expert feedback, therapists are good listeners and offer essential insight. Therapist are trained to consult…

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    In the tight-knit community of Marfa, Texas, word spread around town quickly. When the newspaper headline read “Michelle Jones Found Guilty of Murder,” nearly all 1,800 people living in Marfa heard or read the news within a day. Many people wanted to do something for Jones’ child and husband, but their subconscious convinced them to do nothing. When Zach came to school the day after the trial, he faced verbal abuse from all the children in the entire high school. His teachers turned a blind eye…

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    Holden Caulfield Catcher in the Rye, has shown to have a few eccentric tendencies, however Holden has shown to be a fairly normal teenager. Nevertheless, Holden seems to be seen as border lining on insanity due to his tendencies of mass amounts of anxiety and depression, which were strange for the time. Yet, Holden’s understanding of the world and how the world sees him is a factor that is often overlooked. Leads Holden is a normal teenager going through adolescence and is simply misunderstood…

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    The approach to synthesizing evidence began with the creation of an evaluation table using the information obtained from the studies selected for this project. A synthesis table was then created from the information on the evaluation table. Synthesizing the body of evidence makes it easier to visualize the similarities and differences among the different studies. The body of evidence that emerges should be viewed as a whole (Fineout-Overholt, Melnyk, Stillwell, & Williamson, 2010). The…

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    to Anxiety…”). “Anxiety disorders are the most common of all mental illnesses and effect twenty-five percent of all teens and thirty percent of all teen girls” (“Twenty percent of “). Anxiety is an unpleasant feeling of fear and worry. With the right coping skills, personal acceptance, and treatment plans a teen struggling with anxiety can overcome their fears. Approximately one out of eleven teens are diagnosed with anxiety severe enough to be considered a disorder. Anxiety is a…

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    The last time I had a major breakdown she took me and I narrowly avoided being admitted and I was scared to go back. Seeing the pain and fear on my mother’s face made me realize, I needed to work and try to get better. I soon was admitted into a partial hospitalization program…

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    According to the National Institutes of Health, almost half of the men over the age of 75 experience erectile dysfunction (ED) and affects as many as 30 million men in the United States. Erectile dysfunction is medically defined as when a man cannot maintain or get an erection that is suitable for sexual intercourse. Also known as impotence, erectile dysfunction is a common problem that can happen at any time and to any man. There are a number of factors that can increase your risk of erectile…

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    improving conditions in residential homes to ameliorating physiological conditions after hospitalization. Music therapy remains one of the most popular treatment for depression and depressive symptoms. Certain schools who utilize music therapy programs see a decreasing percentage of depressive symptoms in their halls. Depressive symptoms drop dramatically in the high schools and junior high schools nearby Texas Tech University; Using the Beck Depression Inventory, the treatment group’s…

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    Going off of conditioned learning, behavioral psychologists use a type of therapy known as exposure therapy to treat anxiety disorders, PTSD, OCD, etc. The basis of the treatment is to expose the patient to the feared thing the person is dealing with. Through exposing the client to their fear, there will be a decrease of the fear due to facing the fear and realizing there is nothing to be worried about. This goes off the basis of how with conditioned learning, one can create fears involuntary,…

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