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- 6081: Female Genital Mutilation: Long Term Psychological Effects
- ... there is no possibility of its repetition during childhood, and it is approved by sections of the communities in which it is practiced.(JA Black, 3). Harm that is done to women is seen as personal, private or cultural matter. Genital Mutilation has not been seen as a type of harm.(Cole & Snell, 1). The problem with those people who are with circumcision for females is that the belief and traditions ...
- 6082: Introduction to Human Services
- ... in my life. I experience more of what I call spiritual awareness every day. I believe that when a person feels he or she is in a safe environment, he can spend more time on personal growth and awareness instead of wasting energy defending himself. Accepting people as a philosophy, I make a conscienscious decision every time I communicate with people to be aware that what I see as a destructive ...
- 6083: Psychology
- ... techniques to establish the emotional state of their potential partners. As psychology becomes more and more accessible and understandable to more people, I feel that it will begin to influence our lifestyles more. From a personal stand point, this has been a very difficult exercise. This is a new area for me, so I have been unable to write from a professional or work experience perspective only from a purely academic ...
- 6084: Work Stress
- ... detail only the methods specific to the organization. For example, they could specify that employees undergo periodic physical and psychological examinations and personnel surveys to ascertain current stress levels. Another alternative would be to provide personal counseling to employees to identify undue stress levels and then to advise any corrective measures for the individual. In any case, the most important beginning step is a total reexamination and revision of company policies ...
- 6085: Teens and Smoking
- ... of their parents is central to many considerations of health and social behavior (Ausubel, Montemayor, & Svajiian, 1977; Bandura & Walters, 1963). Many young people between 10-18 years of age experiment with smoking, smoking is a personal choice, and usually exploratory in nature. Typically, it takes place in rather young people and is largely dependent on: first, the availability of opportunity to engage in the behavior, second, having a fairly high degree ...
- 6086: Coping With Stress In An Organization
- ... that help relieve stress. Physical fitness, nutrition, weight loss, and smoking programs are some of the more popular ways to help ward off stress. One way that employers are responding to employees' emotional, physical, and personal problems are employee assistance programs(EAP).8 These programs are set up by the employer with a local medical organization that has the capability of helping employees that have some type of problem whether it ...
- 6087: Schizophrenia: Explained and Treatments
- ... for life away from home. I was isolated and had no close friends. As time went on, I spoke to virtually no one. Increasingly during classes I found myself drawing pictures of Van Gogh and writing poetry. I forgot to eat and began sleeping in my clothes. Performing even the most routine activities, such as taking a shower, rarely even occurred to me. Toward the end of my first semester, I ...
- 6088: Schizophrenia
- ... the demands of day to day living, the person may withdraw and the symptoms become more pronounced (Video). Deterioration is noticeable in ares such as: work or academic achievement , how one relates to others, and personal care and hygiene (Video). Symptoms of schizophrenia are noticed in several different areas. The first area is personality changes. Personality changes are a key to recognizing schizophrenia. At first, the changes may be subtle, minor ...
- 6089: Schizophrenia
- ... prominent in schizophrenia. The process of regression in schizophrenia is accompanied by increased self-fixation, isolation, and masturbatory behavior. The schizophrenic person finds himself or herself in a painful dilemma. He or she retreats from personal intimacy or closeness because of the intense fear that closeness will be followed by ensuing rejection or harm. This retreat from intimacy leaves the person lonely and isolated. This dilemma often becomes the nurse's ...
- 6090: Quackery
- ... and senior high school age children have money enough to do the experimenting. In fact, a study by Teenage Research Unlimited revealed that 27.6 million teenagers spent an average of $93 a month on personal items in 1989 for a total of nearly $31 billion. Further, in families in which both parents work, teens take on more of the family shopping responsibilities. The U.S. Labor Department reports that as ...
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