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    consider the effects that sleep deprivation had on false memories. They knew that sleep deprivation had negative effects on many bodily functions, but there were no other studies that considered the effects that it had on memory susceptibility. Therefore, they conducted two experiments to test their thoughts about the impacts that sleep deprivation may have on false memories in hopes of finding a relationship between the two. The general hypothesis tested in this study was that sleep deprivation…

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    is managed in the morning typically goes one in two ways. Statistically speaking ninety percent of high school students are sleep deprived. It is recommended that high school students sleep eight and half to nine hours, yet there are students sacrificing their sleep time to wake up early, so they have enough time to get ready for school. The fact these students loose sleep time to get ready for school means that most often these same students fall under the category of the thirty-three percent…

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    has been a nurse for more than 15 years. Together, they have two sons: a 21 years old and a 16 years old. By using three open-ended questions of each of Gordon’s 11 functional health patterns, which listed as health perception and values, nutrition, sleep and rest, elimination, activity and exercise, cognitive, sensory-perception, self-perception, role relationship, sexuality, and coping, the assessment begins on this…

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    Sleep Deprivation as Enabled by High Schools Have you ever had that nightmare where you’re sitting in class and the teacher is passing out a test, and you look down at it, only to discover that you have no idea what anything on that test means? Thanks to an epidemic of sleep deprivation among teenagers, that nightmare is becoming more and more a reality. As the homework and academic demands grow higher, teenagers are spending less time sleeping than they should be, leading to a myriad of…

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    Conducting my interviews between a person with a disability, a retired person, a parent of a preschool aged child, an adolescent, I found that there are many differences between what they consider a meaningful activity. The occupations of these four different people are centered on what is important in their point of their life. These differences show that throughout one’s lifespan, your priorities and how you spend your life are destined to change. I first conducted an interview with a female…

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    Before immersing myself as a student in the world of sleep, I had always believed that I had a great sleeping pattern. In fact, all of my peers found it amusing how much I loved to sleep, to the point where they said I slept all the time. However, the way that I see it is that I am a 20 year old who goes to a tough school academically, plays a 24/7 sport of basketball for the University, works on campus, and finds time to be social. As one should realize, I am a busy man on a rigorous schedule,…

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    Hearing my mother’s voice waking me up at 5 o’clock in the morning during my summer vacation was not always my cup of tea. This was supposed to be my time to sleep in and enjoy not going to school. However, my mother insisted that I was not allowed to stay at the house--no matter how much I begged and pleaded. During the summer my mother had to go off to work everyday while my father would work around the farm. Every summer I spent the entirety of my time helping my father out on the farm. He…

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    that we know as our conscience kept on telling me not to lose hope that he was still coming back, but that hope soon faded. I started having numerous inconsolable days. During the day I kept to myself and some nights I would cry because I couldnt sleep, I was too busy thinking about him and when he was going to return or if ever planned on seeing my face again. You can say I entered into the stage of depression, my mother was there to comfort me but it didn 't really help. Before he had left I…

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    Self-evaluation levels of children who wet the bed aged six to fifteen, were compared to those of their peers and to those of their parents. Results showed that enuresis children compared themselves no differently to their peers, but parents of children who wet the bed reported psychosocial difficulties in their children, suggesting that more communication between children and parents is needed with an importance in discussions that promote encouragement and positive reinforcement of self-esteem…

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    Just Another Day Danielle Clementine was Park Avenue Suburbs go-to-babysitter. With obsolete criminal record, immaculate grades, a quirky but adorable face, and a personality to dazzle anyone under the age of 12, Danielle was the perfect candidate for the job. Parents praised her, children adored her, and other young girls looking for easy work envied her. Not only did Danielle make sure to clean up after the children she was watching, she would make a dinner, the kind that doesn’t come from…

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