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- 1231: Tinnitus
- ... 25. 79-82 A male patient aged 52 years with an ear disease (otosclerosis) had symptoms that included tinnitus which caused him obvious physiological distress. The doctors found that the tinnitus that he had was stress-induced and had experienced attacks which seemed horribly unbearable. He was given ten sessions of a cognitive-behavioral therapy program and was tested before and after to find results. These results showed that the attacks ...
- 1232: The Working Class In Middletow
- ... college, while the white-collar (business class) people do their own laundry and mow their own lawns (People, 26). Although the above statement was not true for all the working class in Middletown, this does stress the fact that the working class stereotype was starting to blend in with the other classes. Through the rest of the nineteen eighties things stayed fairly stable for the Middletown working class. Being that the ...
- 1233: The Tyranny Of Choice
- ... the result, people tend to be private to satisfy their needs. Waldman compared his past and present experiences to explain today's human characteristics that are splitting apart. Waldman concluded his essay by restating the stress in trying to deal with an abundance of choices. He comprehended the way people react offensively to "stereotypical yuppies," which he has been guilty of. "Stereotypical Yuppies" are people that have a well-paid job ...
- 1234: The Tobacco Industry: Liable F
- ... the time: Smoking causes this and smoking causes that. Not a day goes by that the media frenzy doesn't find something bad about smoking. Another reason why smoking will shorten your life span, increase stress, and kill you 5 minutes faster. The truth in the matter is that smoking is just generally bad for your health. There's no way in denying it, the Federal Drug Administration has hundreds of ...
- 1235: The Sinister Beauty Of Death
- ... to her poem. Finally, Dickinson s Because I could not stop for Death is worth remembering for numerous reasons. It portrays death as something very natural and almost friendly, which consequently helps us not to stress about it so much. If we are not so afraid of death, perhaps our suffering at the end will be bearable, or maybe even nonexistent. The poem also emphasizes the fact that destiny is unavoidable ...
- 1236: The Road To Independence
- ... soul purpose in life, and that it is only being pretty. To Torvald she is only a doll, to dress up and show off. Nora was given no responsibility while growing up and cannot handle stress. As the play progresses Nora is faced with Torvald's illness. She is forced to take desperate measures to make sure he becomes healthy. By taking out a loan, which was unheard of by a ...
- 1237: The Orgin Of Comedy
- ... America. This paper will be a discussion of how African American Humor has evolved and for centuries has changed and continues to change the way we look at comedy. Before beginning this paper, I must stress the importance of humor for all races. Truly, the environment in which most humor takes place has helped American culture and people survive. According to Constance Rourke, humor is important because: "1. Humor is a ...
- 1238: The Importance Of Moral Values
- ... society proves that my question is hardly even a subject of importance. Today, the violence and crimes in this nation mostly occur when a troubled teen or a fragile child cannot handle the pressure and stress of reality. The influential factor of violence spreads so easily; a child finds this influence simply by turning the television set on. In fact, any news channel disappointly shows the actions of teenagers committing the ...
- 1239: The Impact Of Life Crises On T
- Stress and everyday annoyances are not crises. Situations that interfere with normal activity, inspire feelings of panic or defeat, and bring about deep emotional reactions are crises. A crisis is a turning point or a crucial ...
- 1240: The Human Mating Game
- ... imagine that their mates were having sex with someone else or that their mates were engaged in a deep emotional commitment with another person. And through the monitoring of the subjects heart rates, frowning and stress responses they were able to establish that the stereotypical double standard cut both ways. Men reacted far more strongly than the woman did to the idea that their mates were having sex with someone else ...
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