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    In The Return of The Soldier, Chris experiences war in a literal way by leaving his home and entering war and going through the traumatic events soldiers go through. Chris experiences both physical and emotional trauma in the book, but not being in the middle of war does not mean someone can’t be affected the same way. Chris being in the war affected Kitty just as much, yet she was affected more emotionally than physically. In the beginning, Kitty acts positive about the situation that she is in…

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    In The Return of The Soldier, Chris had experienced war in a literal way by leaving his home, his wife and family and entering war and going through the traumatic events soldiers would go through. Chris experiences both physical and emotional trauma throughout the book, but not being in the middle of battle does not mean someone cannot be affected the same way. Chris being in the war affected Kitty just as much, yet she was affected more emotionally than physically like Chris. In the beginning,…

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    Background information: Sally Sue is a Caucasian female in her mid-twenties residing in Paragould with her daughter. Pt’s hobbies consist of singing and sleeping. Pt had her first session with a therapist and decided to send her to the emergency room. Pt was admitted voluntarily to SBBH for needing help. Sally Sue reported that her symptoms kept progressing over the past week. The patient reports she has an ongoing struggle with depression and anxiety for a couple of years. Sally Sue reported…

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    omission that results in the failure to provide for a child’s basic needs, which in turn results in the harm of the child. In her definition of child neglect, Tang (2008) divides the child’s unmet basic needs into two categories – physical and/or psychological. In the year 2014, there have been an estimated 702,000 victims of child maltreatment in the United States, 75.0% of which were victims of child neglect (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Children 's Bureau,…

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    Robyn Rihanna Fenty is a singer and songwriter from Saint Michael Parish, Barbados. Rihanna and singer Chris Brown began a friendship around 2006 which slowly turned into a relationship by June 2008. Rihanna and Chris were constantly seen together and they finally brought their relationship to the public. Rihanna and Chris Brown were happy and in love until 2009 when Rihanna and Chris Brown attended a pre-Grammy party to honor Clive Davis. Rihanna and Chris Brown were happy the night of the…

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    Beeeeeeeeeeeep. The heart monitor flatlined as the pancreatic cancer patient was injected with poisonous serum. Through a painless procedure, the patient’s suffering was permanently ended. However, the precious life of this individual was also permanently ended due to the use of one controversial technology: euthanasia. Society’s concern is whether or not this technology should be permissible or forbidden. The underlying question is simple: Has euthanasia reached the point in which it becomes…

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    The disease known as depression is affecting up to 16% of students in college institutions (Aselton, 2012). The purpose of the paper would be to identify the reason why this disease crops up, as well find the various coping methods that may be used by those affected by it. The percentage between men and women are apart by 7, women being more prone to depression (Genuchi, 2015). The abuse of substances such as alcohol is also prevalent amongst those who are clinically depressed, specifically men…

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    presents an inevitable exposure to danger or serious harm (Gosselin, 2013). Elder abuse is defined as an intentional, unintentional, or negligent act or abandonment by a caregiver or any other persons that causes serious physical, emotional, or psychological, or sexual harm, self-neglect and financial exploitation on an older or vulnerable adult (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Community Living, 2015). Wayne Sperling and Lorinda Bailey, parents of boys ages 2, 4,…

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    uneducated, 77% lived in a household with low income, 23% lived with someone who suffered with addictions, 50% lived with someone who smoke tobacco, and 51% lived with someone who abuses non-nutritive substances. The psychological determinants found in mothers are similar to the psychological problems displayed in children affected by maltreatment. These factors include depression, anxiety, helplessness, aggression, and insecurity. In the same Pakistan study 70% of mothers suffered from…

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    In a relationship there are many ways to display domestic violence. There are many forms of domestic violence; physical, sexual, psychological, and emotional are all forms of domestic violence in an relationship. The psychological aspects of abuse are blackmailing, making threats to harm someone’s life. Harassment and stalking are also forms of domestic violence. Emotional abuse can be anywhere from name-calling to manipulating someone or their feelings. Physical abuse is hitting, grabbing…

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