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    most important. The impact that sleeps has on an individual, developmental psychology, social development, stress, and personality all had an influence on my outlook on life. Sleeping is very important for human beings. College students need nine hours of sleep a night, however are only receiving six. Without the proper sleeping patterns, sleeping disorders can take place. Insomnia, narcolepsy, sleep apnea, night terrors, along with sleepwalking is all possible disorders that can occur to an…

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    difficult time getting to sleep and staying a sleep a natural sleep aide might provide you with the help you need. There are pros and cons when it comes to taking natural sleep aides. The pro: it is not habit forming like prescription sleeping pills or over-the-counter medications. The con: these herbs are not regulated by the FDA; therefore they have not been proven to cure any disease. Natural sleep aides have been used for generations and the five that are used for sleep disorders like…

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    Sleep Disturbances

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    Sleep is essential for all human beings like oxygen. It helps to refresh body and mind after working throughout the day. However, lots of people suffer from sleep disturbance. Most of them are aware of the fact that insufficient sleep can cause physical and psychological problems. But, the causes behind their disturbed sleep are ambiguous to them. They are unaware that their everyday behaviour, some personal choices or any underlying physical illness could be one of the major causes of sleep…

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    Some people may think that they have insomnia because they have trouble sleeping at night or they feel as if they can’t sleep at all. Insomnia is a complicated condition in which falling asleep or staying asleep is difficult. The word insomnia is Latin and means “no sleep”. Waking up often and having trouble going back to sleep characterize it. There are two types of insomnia, primary and secondary insomnia, in primary this means that an individual is having problems sleeping but it is not…

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    individual’s sleep pattern along with telling the brain to release melatonin, a chemical that helps control your wake and sleep cycle. Rotating shifts can create havoc on an individual’s circadian rhythm, and may lead to physical and or health problems over time. The National Institute of General Medical Sciences states that “Circadian rhythms can influence sleep-wake cycles, hormone release, body temperature and other important bodily functions. They have been linked to various sleep disorders,…

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    I have a love-hate relationship with sleep. I love it but it hates me. Typically, I have no problem falling asleep. I have trouble staying asleep. I wake up numerous times throughout the night. Any little noise wakes me up. I usually remember waking up three or four times a night. These are the times I have trouble going back to sleep. My husband says I wake up 10 or 12 times throughout the night. Most days, I wake up feeling tiered. It is a good day when I don’t wake up tiered. Occasionally, I…

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    Sleep terrors are more severe dreams that we refer as nightmares, nightmares take place during lighter rapid-eye-movement sleep where “80% of normal dreams occur. Whereas sleep terrors happen when they are in deep sleep. Sleepwalking or somnambulism are more common in children than adults, they happen during deep sleep, ages three and eight. 4. Describe the characteristics of a child in Piaget 's preoperational…

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    incidents that can happen while we sleep. Some of you may ask yourselves how can this happen? The mood, the place, and the food you eat before sleeping, sleeplessness, and even oversleeping can affect your sleep. I. What is sleep? The origin of the word sleep comes from Old English Slæp “sleepiness, inactivity,” as well as its figurative use, which is “repose of death.”2 According to Webster’s New World…

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    Sleepwalking Trial

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    background and a bit of information on sleep disorders and why they should not be used in criminal cases as a defense and why certain disorders are so dangerous. Parasomnia and paraphilic disorders are relatively new studies in Washington state and around the country. Parasomnia is a classification of sleep disorders including but not limited to arousal disorder and other sleep disorders such as sleep deprivation and sleep walking. I will be covering most of these disorders, there cause and…

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    average sleep for one’s life is a third of their life. Next a person normally should get around eight hours of sleep each night but if a person has some kind of sleep disorder that will typically affect their body,sleep and hours of sleep they get. Some very common sleep disorders that everyone knows about are insomnia,obstructive sleep apnea,night terrors,sleepwalking and narcolepsy. These disorders affect many people.Some are very common for some people, others can be treated.These disorders…

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