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- 1131: The Effects of Teenage Alcoholism
- ... accidents, homicide and suicide].[Liquor Ads[ Teen alcohol abuse is associated with a high incidence of injury and death due to motor vehicle accidents, high risk sexual behavior from not using condoms, exposure to HIV, violence, depression and suicide. Alcohol is responsible for sixty-four percent of teenage murders, forty-one percent of assaults and thirty-four percent of rapes. In 1994 more than four thousand drivers sixteen to twenty ...
- 1132: The Different Faces of Yoga
- ... dharana (concentration on an object), dhyana (meditation on the Divine), and samadhi (union with the Divine). The first two categories deal with restraints and disciplines that a yogi must master. The yogi must restrain from violence, falsehood, stealing, sexual activity, and greed for money (Eliade 520). Along with these come several disciplines that help to purify the student. These restraints and disciplines help prepare the student for his journey to true ...
- 1133: Abortion And American Legal System
- ... let alone tend the needs of others. As projected in the reading, it is obvious that Nigeria demonstrates despotic power. Despotic power is when there are no alternatives provided for the situation, so in turn violence is used. Therefore, holding to the definition of state capacity, which is the ability to implement policies in the face of important social groups and harsh economic conditions, there is no infrastructural power in the ...
- 1134: Introduction to Human Services
- ... wonderful. I plan to learn more about my field before I call myself a specialist. Being able to work with teenagers will probably require me to be a specialist in several fields, including juvenile, domestic violence and chemical dependency. My goal is to receive a well rounded education. From the creativity and insight of teenagers to the wisdom and insight of senior citizens, my horizons are broadened when I converse with ...
- 1135: Psychology
- ... While there appears to be little evidence that using alcohol in moderation does any damage, but excessive drinking is a major problem in many countries causing many man hours of lost work, social and domestic violence problems. Repeated heavy drinking can cause serious medical problems, liver damage and irreversible brain damage in some cases. SENSORY PROCESSES. The term sensation refers to the process of receiving information in the form of energy ...
- 1136: Schizophrenia
- ... paranoid type is characterized by delusions and/or hallucinations with persecution, or less commonly an exaggerated sense of self importance (Video). Other features may include anxiety for no apparent reason, anger, argumentativeness, jealousy, and , occasionally, violence. The third type is the catatonic type. The criteria for the catatonic type is a catatonic stupor (marked decrease in reaction to one's environment) or mutism (no speech). The person may have motionless resistance ...
- 1137: Attention Deficit Disorder
- ... impression that A. D. D. is just the way life is for everyone. The reason for this false feeling is that life itself is much like A. D. D. with its fast pace, high stimulation, violence, anxiety, etc. The way one can tell between pseudo-A. D. D. and genuine A. D. D. is the duration and intensity of the symptoms (Hallowell 193). There are five basic steps to treating A ...
- 1138: Anger Management And Health
- ... to stay after class or are sent to the principle when they express feelings of anger. Poorly managed anger is the cause of many serious physical, social and emotional problems, form heart disease to neighborhood violence. The Institute for Mental Health Initiatives (IMHI) believes that by teaching people the skills to manage their anger constructively, they will become empowered with the ability to understand their own and other's feelings and ...
- 1139: Alzheimer's Disease
- ... the victim's physician. Throughout the progression of the disease, and depending on the needs of the patient, a wide range of expensive medication, such as psychoactive drugs to lift depression and sedatives to control violence, may be required. Unfortunately, although a wide range of treatments have been tested, most prove to be ineffective. At the beginning of the disease the family is able to look after the patient without much ...
- 1140: Adolescence
- ... their sole occupation. Inevitably, this has isolated many of them from the adult world and has prolonged their adolescence. In advanced industrial societies such as the United States, the adolescent years have become marked by violence to an alarming degree. The phenomenon of teenage suicide has become particularly disturbing, but risk-taking behaviors of many sorts can be observed, including alcohol and drug abuse. Bibliography: Conger, John J., Adolescence: Generation under ...
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