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    essential mode of managing depression, as it helps people handle positively the stressors that may have led to the condition. In extreme cases, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) may be used to handle severe depression (Patton, 2002). Patton (2002) explains this as a medical process that entails triggering mood-regulating neurons through the use of magnetic pulses on the scalp. This technique, though, is only recommended in instances when other prudent options have…

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    Introduction Have you ever felt sadness, guilt, or loss of interest for over two weeks of time? If so, you probably have one of the most common mental disorders in America today. Depression can come and go, but even with extensive research, no one knows exactly what can onset depression. Many people with depression need someone to notice their suffering before they will actually get help, and sometimes that call for help will be drastic. Anyone can have depression, but the symptoms, types, and…

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    Depression Pathophysiology

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    Depression, a dark cloud of emotions. A sense of drowning. Depression, a feeling of being completely alone even when surrounded by people. It is something that is felt by so many people, yet isn’t as recognizable as many other disorders of today. You always hear about the people who are suffering from the physical illness but not the mental illnesses. Someone we love or who we see everyday could be suffering from this dreadful disorder and you wouldn’t know. It’s a feeling that can be…

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    and Desyrel for sleeping (Wurtzel, 1994; Durand & Barlow, 2016). Wurtzel writes in her book that “taking drugs breeds taking more drugs” (Wurtzel, 1994, loc. 275). Other forms of treatment include electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). ECT was the most controversial form of treatment of psychological disorders after psychosurgery (Durand & Barlow, 2016). ECT is considerably changed today and is safe and effective for treatment of extreme depression that does…

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    Synesthesia Causes

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    The Causes of Synesthesia Kelsey Burge Blackburn College PY 101 Synesthesia is a condition in which a person perceives an object with more than one sense because the brain crosses paths between the regions that are responsible for distinguishing each sense. For example, when a person sees the letter Z, he may also see the color red in his mind. In addition, it is not guaranteed that two people with synesthesia, or synesthetes as they are called, will have the same sensations when observing…

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    Erin is one of my close friend’s little sister, so I have known her for awhile. She always seem really outgoing and carefree since, I met her. Then, all of a sudden, her attitude completely changed. It was a bit confusing for me to see the dramatic change she has been going through. Depression is a real issue, and to see someone experiencing it, is very tough. Observation Erin had a normal childhood growing up until she reached middle school.Throughout middle…

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    HAPTER 3: PUBLISHED SCHOLARLY LITERATURE REVIEW Introduction The previous chapter covered the type of research and the type of perspective undertaken in order to find correlations between a leader’s emotions and their ability to influence people. Unfortunately, the topic of Emotions within the context of leadership was not thoroughly studied up until the recent re-introduction during the middle of the 1990s by previously mentioned Psychologist and writer Daniel Goleman, who is famous for…

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    article called Swallowing and Dysphagia Rehabilitation: Translating Principles of Neuroplasticity into Clinically Orientated Evidence (Robbins et al, 2008) it discusses how for a successful transference to occur both skill training and transcranial magnetic stimulation are to be used in conjunction. We did not have access to use TMS and therefore this may have impacted the task acquisition. Although we may have been using one of the principles of neuroplasticity, we did not however think about…

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    The three types of shock consist of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), and vagus nerve stimulation (VNS). The most prominent form is electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). Electric shock is mainly used for major depression that hasn’t responded to standard treatments. “ECT is among the safest and most effective treatments…

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    Media Violence Theory

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    In today 's world, media surrounds us nearly everywhere we go. However, in some cases, certain types of media such as movies, video games and books have been accused of causing violence to arise in certain people. While some individuals may exhibit this behavior after seeing something violent, it is not the fault of the media. It is a widely known theory that watching or playing violent movies or video games would cause an individual to perform violent acts and become a danger to themselves and…

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