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    The Love Suicides at Amijima was a great story that showed the power of love, specifically how far one would go for love. In this story, there was a love triangle between Jihei, Koharu, and Jihei’s family. Jihel loved Koharu and was willing to leave his family to be with her. Jihei was an extreme lover, who wanted her to love him until the day they die. If Jahei was to die, then Koharu should kill herself. Koharu told him she would, but after much consideration, she did not want to die. Tahei…

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    Examples Of Motherly Love

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    Every day on God’s earth, we see the mother who works 17 hours a day at the laundromat, just so her child can have proper food on the table. We see the mother who endures countless challenges in life, just so her child can live calmly. We see the mother who works four jobs per day, just to fund her child’s college education, and the mother, whom on her deathbed, only asks that her child be looked after. These are mere examples of motherly love. This type of love has existed since the beginning…

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    produced so that it can be dissolved into the moisture in the body is excreted. Tadpoles already live in water so this is not a problem for the ammonia is diluted right away. (The Ecology and Behavior of Amphibians, 2010) Case Study 3: Diabetes in Australia Diabetes is a complex disease that affects the pancreas’s ability to produce insulin. Insulin is the hormone that regulates blood sugar, and without it leads serious damage to the body (WHO, 2015). It is a growing issue in Australia, and…

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    Being surrounded by people that are important to us or even meeting new people can provide a feeling of happiness. This feeling of happiness is created by neurotransmitters and hormones such as oxytocin. Oxytocin is a key hormone that is released that makes us feel connected to one another (Graham, Allison, How Social Media Makes Us Unsocial). When we use social media as a major way of communication we are reducing in person social contact. Reducing…

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    improves a mother’s self-esteem and level of satisfaction because she is aware that she can produce the perfect food for her baby with her own body. Mothers who breastfeed may be more affectionate towards their child because of the prolactin and oxytocin released during feedings. Research has proven that breastfeeding hastens the post-partum process, and even decreases the chances of a woman developing post-partum depression or hemorrhage by controlling blood loss. Furthermore, breastfeeding…

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    We all know that animals have a special place in the human heart. But how do they affect the brain? A team of researchers at Caltech found individual brain cells that react to animals but not to other humans, places or things. These cells were found in the amygdala, an area of the brain that is involved with emotions. These cells react to any kind of animal, such as dogs, cats and even spiders. It is said that one reason modern day humans have these cells could be that animals posed a threat to…

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    Genetic Behavior Analysis

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    than females (Hodgins, n.d.). Interestingly, both of the sexes secrete serotonin in their brain. However, the female brain secretes more serotonin than the male brain does. This low serotonin secretion causes the males to be impulsive and fidgety. Oxytocin is another hormone that both the sexes own. However, females stimulate it several times more constantly than males, enabling them to be emphatic to others immediately. Female brains have also been found to mature earlier than male brains.…

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    Tarynne Poe Mrs. Dewhirst Language Arts III February _,2016 Gay Rights--What’s wrong with Being Happy? “The only difference between my gay friends and I [sic] is who we choose to love (“Pink Quotes”).Homosexuals should be able to have the same rights as heterosexuals do. Gay marriage has been widely discussed over the years. It’s been considered taboo for centuries but is now gaining acceptance from people. As of 2014, there were currently 37 states that legalized gay…

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    Music is said to be the “universal language of mankind;” it reaches across cultural and language barriers in a way that cannot be done with ordinary languages such as English or Spanish. Music impacts people on personal and social levels. On a personal level music can improve one 's emotions and health. This can facilitate social impacts such as bringing unity and understanding to other people’s emotions. The vitally important impacts that music has on people can occur through listening to…

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    Why Do Leaders Eat Last

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    In this book, Sinek describes four chemicals in the body that work in driving our behavior: endorphins, dopamine, serotonin, and oxytocin. He goes on to explain how endorphins and dopamine, the “selfish” chemicals, help a leader to be self-driven and survive; serotonin and oxytocin, the “selfless” chemicals, increase feelings of trust and strengthen social bonds (45). Without the self-driven, yet addictive, “selfish” chemicals, humanity wouldn’t be where…

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