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    Causes Of Anorexia Nervosa

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    personality of perfectionism and sensitivity. Psychological factors can contribute to a female 's anorexia by affecting a girl 's compulsive attitude, which allows women to stay determined to her diet. Psychological factors can include to image perception of a woman. The body image that a female cultivates in her mind of a “perfect” body can affect the way she looks at herself, and she would never see herself as “thin enough.” Perfectionism can be an anorexic patient 's worst enemy.…

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    Often times, mistakes are a combination of numerous occurrence that combine to make the perfect storm. I believe that Lewis Blackman’s Story is one such occurrence. However, it was not just the actual mistakes that made this case noteworthy. Mistakes are a human manifestation. As Alexander Pope wrote in “an Essay on Criticism”, to err is human, to forgive is divine. In Lewis’s story, I think an apology, in the great sense, would have gone a long way. Medical errors are now the third leading…

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    In fact, I think it’s the most complicated book I’ve written, and it was definitely the hardest. Part of this may be because I suffer from a terrible case of perfectionism myself, which led to this awful irony of realizing that I was writing a book about embracing imperfection, and yet I wanted it to be perfect. So, as often happens in my books, I was learning right along with my narrator, struggling with the same…

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    brain keeps telling us that everything has to be perfect. We tend to tell us that being perfectionist is actually a good thing which I actually thought but as they say for every advantage there is disadvantage. Every weakness has a strength. Perfectionism is what we think is a strength but it a weakness at the same time. Chau illustrates how it is also a weakness by giving us examples of how we become less organized which is somehow reminds…

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    way or another, it is a natural feeling, a human "habit" that many have developed and now they feel like stuck in this procrastinating environment. But what causes procrastination? There are four main reasons for this: fear of failure, excessive perfectionism, lack of motivation, and resistance and rebellion. First of all, people tend to procrastinate because they are afraid of failure, and they believe that not trying something, and procrastinating will protect them from it. Research has shown…

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    fit well, I thought it looked good, and I’m proud of it. It is obviously miles better than the glasses, which, again, are unwearable. Maybe this physical example of the benefits of not overthinking things can help me reverse my trend of growing perfectionism. If I had more time to think and could go through many prototypes, I’m sure the more sophisticated crown I was imagining could be better then…

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    My Grandmother’s Voice As a child I was always confused by the characteristics of my grandmother, whom I called Mommom. I was born an analyzer. My determination of whether someone was a friend or foe was always by process of careful analysis. Not that I would ever come to a conclusion of this analysis within a short meeting. My analysis of a person always had much thought and consideration. However, I found it difficult to analysis my Mommom when I was growing up. She was firm, a natural born…

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    Big Five Mental Health

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    In relation to mental health, some studies have looked at certain personality types and the effects they can have on an individual's psychological well-being. Research published in the Indian Journal of Positive Psychology tested the levels of perfectionism and personality in secondary education students. The results found that students who express higher perfectionist tendencies had lower levels of happiness (Talebi, 2014). Lower levels of happiness in these individuals may be due to the higher…

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    I withdraw my confidence in my school work tell me my options. Below I've compiled some notes about a drug I'm prescribed intended for another complain of which not only almost lead to me crashing the AA car the other day, but also I took when writing that school work. I say the psychiatrist is 100% accountable it is not a Diazapine, it not Opiate, it is not Stimulant, it is not an Antipsycotic it is an A typical Antidepressant / Antihistamine which causes Retardation and has no true anxiolytic…

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    upon others. Influences all around deal with body images. These influences tell people that we are not worthy until we fit into social standards. Although the standards are impossible to obtain, it too causes people to obsess over their body and perfectionism. With the constant obsession of his or her body, leads to acts of watching his or her weight, and or dieting. Gradually the weight watching and else more, may turn excessive; thus, leading to a case of eating disorders. Eating disorders…

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