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    A person can be diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) upon the experience of a traumatic event. PTSD also involves the constant reliving of the trauma and have symptoms of irritability‚ insomnia‚ or emotional outburst. In recent studies‚ patients with PTSD were found to be linked with having high levels of lower back or neck pain. This pain is believed to be a psychological outcome of PTSD rather than physical effect of it. Dunn‚ Passmore‚ Burke‚ and Chiconie (2009) were interested

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    It will be important for the counselor to stress to Rosie that it took a great deal of strength to first report the abuse‚ and then to deal with the repercussions; events which even some adults do not have the courage to deal with (Davidson‚ 2014). The counselor should also encourage Rosie to use her time in counseling to discover other potential strengths‚ both within herself and in her relationships with other people (Davidson‚ 2014). Her mother could be a very important strength in Rosie’s recovery

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    of these traumatic events causes stressors that are outside the range of normal human experience. Such as torture‚ rape‚ abuse‚ the Nazi Holocaust‚ the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki‚ natural disasters (such as earthquakes‚ hurricanes‚ and volcano eruptions) and human-made disasters (such as factory explosions‚ airplane crashes‚ and automobile accidents). When a person has to go through something as traumatic as these things they can develop posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). PTSD is

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    Summary of Disorder Posttraumatic Stress Disorder‚ also known as PTSD‚ “is a mental health condition that’s triggered by a terrifying event — either experiencing it or witnessing it. Symptoms may include flashbacks‚ nightmares and severe anxiety‚ as well as uncontrollable thoughts about the event” (Mayo Clinic). The DSM-5 has a checklist that tells if a person’s symptoms are in alignment with those that have this disorder to see if they would be considered to have PTSD or not. According to the checklist

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    osions  and post­traumatic stress disorder. With a conflict as devastating as the American Civil War‚ it  would be logical to think that Civil War soldiers experienced events that put them at risk similar  to today’s soldiers. Data compiled from diaries and letters will confirm the presence of  psychological disorders in soldiers who fought in the war. From this body of evidence‚ it is clear  that soldiers of the American Civil War did suffer from post­traumatic stress disorder and other  psychological disorders

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    find yourself using a lot of energy to push that emotion out of your head or simply not think about it at all? This is called emotional suppression‚ and research shows that not only is it incapable of erasing these thoughts and images but it may even cause your greater problems. Thoughts‚ feelings‚ and desires of which we call emotions‚ can be hazardous to a person’s life is suppressed. By definition‚ emotional suppression is a regulation technique designed for emotions that someone does not wish

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    Kosterski Friday‚ July-04-14 Post-Secondary Education for All After high school‚ students enter the next part of their lives known as college or university. This is a big step in a student’s education‚ but many students cannot go forth for one reason or another or simply because they were never given the opportunity because of their financial situation. Every student should have the right to free post-secondary education. Not only would this help those students a tight spot‚ but it could also

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    Correlates of Academic Procrastination and Mathematics Achievement of University Undergraduate Students Mojeed Kolawole Akinsola University of Botswana‚ Gaborone‚ BOTSWANA Adedeji Tella Osun State College of Education; Ila-Orangun‚ NIGERIA Adeyinka Tella University of Botswana‚ Gaborone‚ BOTSWANA Received 3 November 2006; accepted 19 April 2007 Procrastination is now a common phenomenon among students particularly those at the higher level. And this is doing more harm to their academic achievement

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    Our service men and woman are returning home from serving their country damaged for life by a silent disease. These men and women have been trained to fight opponents they can see. They are trained to survive in situations in which others would falter. Why are our service men and women returning to their homes and country damaged and scarred for life in ways that are not always visible to the eye? How does their condition affect their everyday lives and the lives of their families? Understanding

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    College students are some of the busiest people from dealing with multiple classes‚ work‚ and all the other things that come along with being a student. Many students use the “stressed out” when someone asks how things are going for them or how they feel about their day so far. College just naturally demands more work from a student than high school once did. You start to realize these things almost right away once you begin college. The workload becomes bigger‚ the time seems to become shorter‚

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