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    Author Elizabeth Seabrook stated that anxiety has a widespread presence of 7.3 percent in the global population. Seventeen out of one hundred people suffer from anxiety. Roughly 15 million people struggle with social anxiety worldwide. With the increasing number of individuals using social media and the internet, these numbers are expected to continue to grow. Research has shown that social media contributes to social anxiety in individuals by providing a way to avoid face-to-face interaction,…

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    The writer of the paper I peer edited was Wilson Lee. The topic he was arguing over was bodybuilding and steroid use. He states that today people use steroids in bodybuilding today and it is ruining the sport, causing death, and giving the builders bad temptations He was against the use of steroids as it harms the human body and removes the competition of bodybuilding. He states that steroids have landed the bodybuilding profession into infamy due to steroids and drugs. The thesis statement is…

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    Behavioral therapy is a form of psychotherapy that focuses on changing negative behavioral patterns into positive ones. Because behavioral rehab has many benefits, it is often used in addiction recovery. Below is a list of some of the benefits of behavioral rehab: Helps People Change Their Thoughts In order for one to successfully recover from an addiction, people have to get to the root cause of it. Many people who are battling an addiction are struggling with negative thoughts. Negative…

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    “As my work is, so am I.” (Smith, Naifeh 6) Vincent Van Gogh declared. On any margin, Vincent’s words truly expressed his mental state. As described by his brother Theo Van Gogh, he slathered paint on thickly and worked quickly, showing his frantic troubled mind, that propelled him to create works of art. Much like Vincent, Matthew in “The shock of the fall” also came of a troubled mind. Not only do Vincent and Matthew both share the connections of suffering from mental illness, they go beyond…

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    Depression among college students. Depression is a state of intense sadness or despair that is troublesome to an individual’s social functioning and the basic activities of daily living. Depression is currently a critical issue among college students. Depression can make college students to be socially withdrawn and this can result to them taking drugs and engaging in all sorts of dangerous activities like smoking. College students get depressed from so many things like the pressure of getting…

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    From the crack of the bat to the smack of the glove and the dirty basebal pants. This game is what I love . The moment i first played i've been “ as gifted.” I'm a 5 to a player, I have a good arm, great glove, some speed, i can hit, and i can hit for power. My dream is to be the best baseball player ever. Baseball is a long vigorous path that many attempt but never will reach the show. First i must make the Freshman team, or even better JV or Varsity. From high school you have two choices…

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    Teen suicide is a hard thing to comprehend. There are many things that can cause suicide one is love. One example is how teen lovers in Bangladesh killed themselves. A 16 year old girl was forced into a marriage with a 32 year old man. This girl had a guy that was 17 that she really liked. They secretly hid and hung out and made sure her or his parents did not find out. Eventually this girl got so attached to the 17 year old guy and she was annoyed with her 32 year old husband that she made a…

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    Models Of Suicide

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    10%) of patients had been diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder prior to their death. Although suicide occurs with any psychiatric disorder, research shows that suicide is most commonly seen in mood disorders, major depressive…

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    People face isolation every day in many ways. It could be eating by yourself, having no one to talk to, or even having nobody to love. Some say loneliness is a big effect of isolation causing forms of “alzheimer's, obesity diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, neurodegenerative disease, and even cancer - tumors can metastasize faster in lonely people,” Loneliness leads to risky choices, choices people might regret later in life. But later might be a little too late for a very lonely girl…

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    Patient's Case Summary

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    The client is 62 y/o who is awake and alert and who appears healthy and looks his stated age. The client’s vital signs are normal; a Body temperature of 37.5, Blood pressure is 110/80, Pulse rate is 80 beats/minute and Respiration rate of 14 breaths/minute. The circumference of the client’s head is 16.5 cm, his hair has a normal texture and have no presence of lesion and dandruff. The client can figure out the letters in the sneller’s chart and can follow the light of the penlight which…

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