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    An Athlete’s Worst Nightmare Imagine you are going along playing the sport you love, when all of a sudden you hear a pop, your knee gives out, and you are on the ground in pain. This happened to me not once, but twice. After going to the doctor both times, they figured out I tore my ACL. The ACL is like a rubber band that holds your knee together enabling you to bend, jump, cut, and run. Without it, your knee could give out at any given time. The first time I experienced it, I was playing…

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    Masque of the Red Death” by Edgar Allen Poe and A Nightmare On Elm Street not only have several aspects in common, but they also share the central idea that death is an inevitable fact of life for all human beings. They show this through their use of symbolism, setting, and ¬¬¬¬¬plot. The element of symbolism shown in both the short story and the movie truly reflects the idea that death cannot be escaped. In “The Masque of the Red death” and A Nightmare On Elm Street, there is a destructive,…

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    said dream over to a conscious state”. He noted the patient "lay motionless but suffered acute mental stress." Sleep paralysis is often a terrifying sleep experience but is not so easily explained as nightmares. On October 28, 2015, the article “Sleep Paralysis Is an Inescapable Waking Nightmare” by Brian Barrett was posted on Motherboard, an online magazine and video channel dedicated to technology, science, and humans launched by VICE. This article accounts the science and psychology of…

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    Reflection 4: The road to the Phoenix VA wait-time nightmare Rafael Martinez-Cruz HCM 4310 August 25, 2017 Dr. Robert C. Miner Thesis Statement Though many veterans’ used the Phoenix VA as their main health care facility, their trust in the VA system has been declining throughout the years. The Phoenix VA offers to the veterans a place that understands their needs and also can accommodate their necessities better than any public hospital.…

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    Peter H. Brothers in the article, “Japan’s Nuclear Nightmare: How the Bomb Became a Beast Called Godzilla,” asserts that Godzilla, the dramatic, King-Kong like, sci-fi movie, was a result of the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The author supports his claim by adding history of WWII, information about Toho Studios and about the life of the director, Ishirȏ Honda. Brothers also includes books and films that influenced the making of Godzilla. The purpose of this piece is to explain the…

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    Cause / Effect Speech Outline Name: Manasanan SIrikulsoonthon (SUNNY) Number: 5888162 Topic: Nightmare Opening: Use full sentences. Include the Attention Grabber, who, why (the cause or effect you will discuss) and what you will talk about (the 3 causes / effects linked to the why stage) with headings for each. Normally, if you are human, you have to sleep. If you sleep, you might have a dream.…

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    for persons experiencing nightmares which were not associated with a traumatic response (Pagel et al., 2014; Krakow & Zadra, 2006). Yet, as we saw earlier, approximately 72% of persons with PTSD experience nightmares thus researchers began to examine the possibility of IRT for persons with trauma-related nightmares. In a randomized control study, Krakow et al. (2001) examined the effectiveness of IRT against a wait-list control group for 168 women with chronic nightmares and PTSD resulting from…

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    My Fear by Lawrence Raab, is a poem where nightmares are portrayed as a person. This person watches us throughout the day, taking notes on what terrifies us or makes us anxious. Afterwards, when the day is over, and we are ready to go to bed, he uses our fears against us. The fear could be about death, an excruciating event, or a horrifying object, he will use anything and everything against us. The person portraying a nightmare, has a sack full of fears to pick from to scare us with tonight,…

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    Nightmare Disorder is a chronic sleep disorder. This disorder causes frequent nightmares and can lead to a fear of sleeping. Bad dreams are considered nightmares when they cause the person to wake up. About five percent of the population is affected by Nightmare Disorder. Either gender can be affected; neither is more prone to the disorder. Since this disorder is very broad, there are many different causes and symptoms. The DSM, Diagnostic and Statistic Manual for Mental Disorders, is used to…

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    levels would vary substantially from the content of the nightmare, reoccurring and nonrecurring, and also with people experiencing unpleasant dreams. In the experiment they clearly defined what a nightmare is, so there was not any confusion. When collecting the data from the participants, the researchers made the answers anonymous, to protect the participants. One of the questions was for the participants to write down their reoccurring nightmare. The researchers then only chose the…

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