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    Ever since I can remember I have always been afraid of the dark, especially sleeping alone in the dark. Although it may sound silly because of my age, it is very much true. It is not the darkness that scares me so much, it is being in a room alone, in the dark, with open doors. Whether it is my bathroom door, closet door, or room door, they all have to be shut tightly and my main room door must be locked. I also have to sleep against the wall so I know nothing can creep up behind me. In a sense…

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    Anxiety is a story written by James Lincoln Collier about why you should overcome your fears and not let them stop you from living life to the fullest. The thesis of this paper would be “do what makes you anxious; don 't do what makes you depressed.” The author list some very strong main points. He uses smaller ideas of anxiety to break down the thesis, such as this one displays what anxiety is, if you don 't take a chance to do something because you 're scared, you will soon find yourself…

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    Manny’s highest scores on the Clinical scales are 6 and 8, excluding scales 5 and 0. His elevated scores indicated that a defined two-point code type of 6/8 exists. A 68/86 Code type suggested that the client profiles reflects symptoms of paranoia with delusions and in some cases a schizophrenic thought disturbance. Additionally, Manny reported harbor feelings of inferiority and insecurity, he is likely to be guarded and reports of having symptoms related to anxiety. At time, Manny may isolate…

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    Schizophrenia is a devastating disorder that cost over $60 billion in the United States alone. A disease as devastating as schizophrenia puts most families in a terrible situation. In the book, The Metamorphosis, Gregor Samsa believes that he transformed into a bug and is clearly suffering from schizophrenia evident to cognitive, behavioral, and psychological symptoms that was shown throughout the book. In the very beginning of the book the easiest symptom to identify is cognitive. One of the…

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    The human body is such a familiar concept to us however we still have so many questions why things are the way they are. Some of us have irrational fears while others do not, we could be allergic to something that our neighbors are not. Even though humans have been cut from the same cloth we still have a large variation in who we are. This isn’t a problem per se, but it makes you question why things are the way they are. And for this project I will be focusing on the irrational fears that some…

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    Everyone of a conscious mind has a fear of something. Those certain individuals who say they are “fearless” are liars. Anyone and everyone who are “fearless” may not be scared of any physical being but are scared, sometimes horribly terrified. to fear. A child might fear being in the ocean or the dark; an old man, on the other hand, might fear losing mental capabilities or even life. Although fears might also change throughout a lifetime, most people do remain scared of something. Fear is one of…

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    “Worrying does not take away tomorrows troubles, it takes away todays peace.” (Randy Armstrong) Worry is an epidemic that haunts my mind, clouds my thoughts, keeps me awake at night. Not unlike Hester Prynne I too would have been labeled with the letter: A. however unlike The Scarlet Letter’s main character it does not stand for Adultery, it stands for anxiety, a state of mind that causes me to worry about the silliest things. I was never diagnosed for any specific anxiety disorder, I’m not OCD…

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    1)The hallucinations for John Nash was a need that he was missing greatly,and when he got to princeton that’s when he imagined charles. Charles gave him scene of normal that he was missing in his life. Nash hallucinations gave him drive that led him to recreate the economic thought train of the way people think,and how they will think about economics. Without the hallucinations Nash would had crack under pressure,and would have never discovered his theory. 2) For John Nash the place and the…

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    Fear is a strange thing that has dogged humanity since the beginning of time. In some cases it has kept us alive, in others, it has prevented us from reaching for the stars. Fears a thing that humanity knows well, It has always been a constant companion. For me, the fear becomes a thing that has often something that I know well. I have seen it take the form of anxiety. It has become more prominent in my four years of high school, where finals have played a toll on its frequent appearances.…

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    Paranoia is a mental disease that starts as something small and then gradually evolves into this enormous thing that takes over your mind and body but if you combine both paranoia and bipolarism then that just becomes insanely difficult to treat, specially if you are in prison. Loli was a news reported / article writer, she had the perfect job but her mind was not in the right state. She began to hear voices and caused her to become paranoid, losing everything she had, Including her job, home,…

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