THE BAD EFFECTS OF JUNK FOOD ON MALAYSIAN CHILDREN NAME : NORFAIZAH BINTI RAZALI (2011724791) NURUL AFIQAH BINTI MAZLEE (2011709547) LECTURER : JEAN HOO @ NUR SYAIFA HOO ABDULLAH RECORD OF SOURCES ARTICLE 1 TYPE OF MATERIAL AND NAME | Webpage | TITLE OF ARTICLE | Effects of Junk Foods | AUTHOR (S) | Vandana Bagadiya | PUBLISHER | - |
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different brain areas. Alcohol first affects the part of the brain that controls inhibitions. When people lose their inhibitions‚ they may talk more‚ get rowdy‚ and do foolish things. After several drinks‚ they may feel “high‚” but really‚ their nervous system is slowing down. Alcohol acts fast because it is not digested like food. Instead‚ it moves directly into the bloodstream from the stomach and small intestine. It takes a long time for alcohol’s effects to wear off—as it takes approximately one hour
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THE EFFECT OF STRESS ON THE OFFICE MANAGEMENT JOB PERFORMANCE A SEMINAR PRESENTED BY CHINWENDU BLESSING 07/5424 A SEMINAR WORK PRESENTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT IMO STATE POLYTECHNIC UMUAGWO IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE AWARD OF NATIONAL DIPLOMA IN OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT ABSTRACT Bankers are under a great deal of stress and due to many antecedents of stress such as Overload‚ Role ambiguity‚ Role conflict‚ Responsibility for people‚
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Hostility‚ anger‚ and marital adjustment: Concurrent and prospective associations with psychosocial vulnerability. Journal of Behavioral Medicine‚ 30(1)‚ 1-10. Bond‚ A.J. & Wingrove‚ J. (2005). Correlation between trait hostility and faster reading times for sentences describing angry reactions to ambiguous situations. Cognition and Emotion‚ 19(3)‚ 463-472. Boomsma‚ D.I. & Rebollo‚ I. (2006). Genetic analysis of anger: Genetic dominance or competitive sibling interaction‚ Behavior Genetics‚ 36(2)
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knowledge‚ skills and qualifications has become faster‚ easier and more efficient. In this paper it has been made an aim to estimate the use of modern technologies‚ in particular internet‚ such as: amplified reality‚ videoconferences online in real time‚ strategic games‚ social networking sites or books on-line‚ enabling the creation of knowledge and skills‚ which may be an element of value innovation in higher schools. There were made the differentiation of use of new technologies in higher schools
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bus！ Sentence Type 2 S＋Vi＋SC S＋Be＋N/Adj 1. Her mother a . 2. That the earth is round . 3. What the matter? Who absent? S＋Be＋Adv/Prep Ph/Part 1. This watch is order. 2. My parents are good health. 3. All the guests were . 4. The time is . The train is . All the lights are . S＋Be＋to V 1. My purpose is the exam. 2. Who blame? =Who is to be blamed? 3. see is believe
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Essay# 3: Time is an imp. Factor in every field. Do you think following strict time limits is more important than giving quality results? Although giving quality results is quite important when doing jobs‚ following strict time limits is more significant in today’s societies. This can be observed in both our personal and social life. In the following essay‚ I would support my idea by reasons and authentic examples. To begin with‚ in our personal life‚ we follow some path in our daily activities
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The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian “It was the opposite of me. I didn’t deserve to be there. I knew it; all of those kids knew it. Indians don’t deserve shit” (Alexie 56). In the book The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian‚ Junior (Arnold Spirit) decides he needs to make a few changes in his life. During this journey he faces many challenges‚ self deprication‚ isolation‚ and loss. Junior continues to make friends along the way‚ and he starts finding himself. There are many
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Part time MBA – My first Impression It was the Thursday morning in October when I took S-Bahn to Ostendstraße. As soon as I stepped out of the train station‚ I noticed the feeling of rain in the air. The sky was also dusky signaling the bad weather of the day. However‚ instead of complaining about the weather‚ my mind was fully engaged with the excitement for the day to look forward to. The day was the MBA kickoff day! The flashback appeared in my mind during the five minutes’ walk from the train
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2011 When someone does a bad deed‚ they do not desire the negative effects of the deed‚ but the ones that will benefit them; hence they believe it is good. While people’s deeds bring about bad‚ it is not the bad they desire. Socrates does not claim that what a person desires is good‚ but that they think that it is good. They are simply trying to get the pleasure out of it; negative effects just seem to follow. For example a smoker does not desire lung cancer as an effect. They smoke for the calmness
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