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    According to Julie posselt a professor at university of Michigan says competitiveness matters to mental health. She discovered that 40,000 undergraduates in the health minds student that anxiety can be prevalent in insinuations that are more unlocked towards their policy of admissions rather than being…

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    transitioning into adolescence and adulthood without being able to monitor and modify one’s cognition, behaviour and emotions in particular situations. Research has suggested that under self- regulation results in ADHD, and over self- regulation result in Anxiety Disorders. Typically children diagnosed with under-regulation and ADHD may exhibit difficulties in doing the right thing at the right time- children diagnosed with ADHD have an inability to filter distractible stimuli or impulsivity…

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    change more from a thought process angle - therapy in re-thinking the patient 's interpretation of the issue and how to change that perception , and consequently the reaction. ERP therapy involves strategic exposures to stimuli that would bring about anxiety and compulsive behavior for the patient combined with a delay or modification of the patient 's normal, ritual of response. Basically, the aim is a desensitization process, or at least rise in tolerance levels for the individual. This form…

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    Dan voluntarily came in to the community organisation showing distinct signs of distress. He stated that the company he worked for needed to cut down on their employees and he was one of the staff members who got dismissed. Dan tells he knew this would happen and was convinced that he would be one of those employees. The cause of his job dismissal was due to economic downfall but he refused to believe this. He would often say “It’s all my fault, I’m such a failure” multiple times during the…

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    This summer as been a blessing and I want to share part of my journey. I want to start off my thanking my bible study leader, Yoly and Lisa along with everyone else at Appleton Alliance Church. Going back to when I was in middle school and high school I would go to AAC but sadly never considered what I was learning to be meaningful, in one ear and out the other. I was to focused on what time is it, how many more songs are we singing, how much longer until we get home, and so on. I never…

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    He just does not seem to accept that by concealing his fear will result in painful inner conflict, and that is the main message trying to show when Conor and the Monster meet for the first time. When they meet, Conor is not really scared of this monster because Conor knows his fear is much scarier than some tree monster, this monster mentions "You really aren't afraid are you?" (Ness 16). In response Conor says, "No, not of you anyway" (Ness 16). Conor tells the monster he is not but does not…

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    When Watt uses cuts and abrupt transitions when Nick remembers his Dad after he found out he was diagnosed with cancer and how he reacted to it. it shows the similarities and contrasts of Nick and his father and gives the viewer thoughts on Nickʼs fear of death. Nickʼs dad tryʼs to stay positive and it gives Nick thoughts on whether or not he should react the same way. The abrupt transitions build intensity in the viewer and also build suspense. The scene where Nick sees a sick boy in a…

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    Looking back at the Salem Witchcraft Trials of 1692, and later on in the McCarthy trials, you can determine that fear was a ruling factor in the behavior of those involved. Arthur Miller was unmistaken when he stated in Why I wrote The Crucible: An Artist’s Answer to Politics by Arthur Miller that “fear doesn’t travel well; …it can warp judgment” (1). The fear that was instilled upon the people of Salem was that if anyone opposed the trials they were not only accused of overthrowing the court,…

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    While conflict often has detrimental acute consequences to those involved, long term benefits can usually be found. When conflict occurs, short term suffering as a result is often detrimental to the society it affects. However the lessons learned both by individuals and by nations as a result can often be fundamental to the progress of either the individual or group. Conflict will often create a resolution to a long standing issue or tension between individuals or groups. Adversity and conflict…

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    Procrastination My writing process can be best described as a just-write procrastinator (if it a new term, I am trade marking it). If an assignment is due, I tend not to write anything until the last minute, and then I begin to just write as much as possible. It is a burden to write as much as possible at the last minute, but if I try to do anything before, nothing comes out. Professors and students talk about doing an outline, or some brainstorming to help with the writing process. No…

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