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    explosive called huoyao or gunpowder.” Looking at the vast past history of weapons as a source survival either for hunting or to destroy your opponent in face to face combat‚ it is very important to have a possession of one at all times. It is especially important to possess your weapon in proper working order at all times in a combat zone. So now the question arises that what happens if you don’t have your weapon with you when in need or having one but leaving your weapon unattended. The following

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    WOMEN EMPOWERMENT OR MILITARY EFFICIENCY? AN ANALYSIS REGARDING THE RECENT US POLICY LIFTING THE BAN AGAINST WOMEN IN COMBAT ZONES Etana Fides Introduction History has always defined war fighting to have an inclination towards being a "males only" activity with laws and policy established to reflect and maintain that exclusivity. And yet‚ women have always been of service in and out of the warzones‚ even if "unofficially." The last fifty years have produced significant changes

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    Acute stress disorder is when someone lives through or witness a traumatic event to which they react with intense fear‚ horror‚ or helplessness. Some of the symptoms are mental numbing‚ unware of surroundings‚ and forgetfulness. Symptoms of depression might be shown by not enjoying activities that they enjoyed previously and troubles with concentrating. One might have guilt if they survived an accident while others got badly injured or did not survive. Symptoms can last up to a few months. There

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    Those that experience post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) know that it’s a horrible experience‚ one that they wouldn’t want to pass on. For those who experienced PTSD provoking trauma it’s a sad reality that their PTSD will be passed on to their children who didn’t experience the traumatic event‚ creating a cycle. PTSD‚ among other things‚ has the ability to be passed down because of epigenetics‚ the study of changes in organisms caused by modification of gene expression rather than alteration

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    Post-traumatic stress disorder is a disorder dealing with anxiety‚ and can be developed after a person experiences a event that is traumatizing. examples being major stress‚ warfare‚ sexual assault‚ but can be cause by chemical regulation in the brain. PTSD has many symptoms the severity of these symptoms can change from person to person. Symptoms include flashbacks‚ avoiding or blocking out certain memories‚ changes in the way you think to a more negative view‚ changes in emotional reaction‚ this

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    According to Cwik‚ Sartorym Schurholt‚ Knuppertz‚ and Seitz (2014)‚ Acute Stress Disorder “is a trauma- and stress-related disorder following a traumatic event” (pg. 1 ). “The diagnostic criteria are intrusive re-experiencing of the trauma‚ autonomic reactivity in response to and avoidance of trauma-related cues‚ dissociation‚ mood deterioration‚ and elevated arousal that last for a minimum of 3 days and at the longest 1 month after the trauma” (Cwik et al‚ 2014‚ pg. 1). According to the case study

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    just had a flashback of the worst day of your life. This is an example of what a person with post traumatic stress struggles with many days of the week. Post traumatic stress‚ also known as PTSD‚ is classified as a disorder that is developed after a traumatic event when a person has trouble recovering from the memory. About 7.8% of the people in america will experience post traumatic stress at some point in their life. Those that are affected by PTSD are people

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    should serve in the military. Women can provide administrative support instead of being in combat positions. With the help of technology and computers‚ women would be able to help protect their countries and their loved ones living in their countries even without going to battlefields to fight and kill. So‚ why shouldn’t women serve NS? They should be allowed in combat. They should be allowed to be in combat because it is their life’s choice‚ so if they want to die in battle‚ fighting for our country

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    expect these events to happen so we often do not know how to react when it does happen‚ this can lead to Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). In this assignment is the definition of PTSD‚ the reason why South Africa has such a high prevalence of PTSD and also the methods of prevention of PTSD will be discussed. DEFINITION OF POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can be defined as a response people have to traumatic events in life and can arise as an immediate‚ delayed

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    Professor Tix ENGL-1301-CRN11884 TTR 9:25 22 October 2015 Equal Military Opportunity The concept of women in combat has existed since humanity. However‚ a woman physically fighting on the battlefront has not. The physical and emotional makeup of women has been looked upon to determine the outcome of allowing women to fight for their country’s freedom. A reason to exclude women in combat roles should be non-existent. The characteristics of women have been put in comparison with those of men. Femininity

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