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    brain drain

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    Brain Drain refers to the emigration (out-migration) of knowledgeable‚ well-educated and skilled professionals from their home country to another country. This can take place because of several factors. The most obvious is the availability of better job opportunities in the new country. Other factors that can cause brain drain include: war or conflict‚ health risks‚ and political instability. Brain drain occurs most commonly when individuals leave less developed countries (LDCs) with fewer opportunities

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    Teenage Brain

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    are now unearthing more and more about the teenage brain. Discovering what is causing all this change in behavior. For me‚ after interviewing my parent‚ and looking at their questionnaire‚ it is safe to assume that teen’s brains and thought processes are different of an adult’s brain. Scientists’ are also backing up this claim. The first reason I think teen brains are different from adult brains‚ is because of the growth occurring in the brain. Just before puberty‚ there is a growth spurt in the

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    brain drain

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    The term “Brain Drain” has come into limelight with the trend of educated and skilled people and workforce moving from one country to another to achieve career gains. The talent of such people as a result becomes available to the nation to which they relocate. The biggest disadvantage of brain drain is the depletion of talent from the native nation which may badly need their skills and talent. It is the migration of country’s intellect which may have otherwise served their motherland and contributed

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    Brain Drain

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    Brain drain Brain drain is an often a familiar expression. This refers to the export‚ or going out of Indian brains to different countries. We term it as a drain of the brains; for‚ it is believed that the India is at a loss‚ when our best brains work for other countries leaving some lesser brains. Let us analyze why there was so much of mass depature of brainpower from India and regulate such drain by some norms. It is a matter of pride for Indians that the world‚ as of today‚ has recognized the

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    Brain Differences

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    and female brains Despite that males and females are both humans‚ we have differences in the body and the brain. There are multiple differences between the male and female brain. It is not completely understood yet but it has been seen in the multiple areas of the brain. Now that we have the technology to properly study the brain we can see that there are differences. Some of these differences are the structure of the brain‚ what side of the brain we use more and how our brain affects our

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    Adolescent's Brain

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    makes a lot of differences one of which is to the brain itself. There are many ways the adolescent’s brain is different from an adults. One reason that an adolescent’s brain is different from an adults is that a child’s brain is not fully developed. Most adolescents have a lack of impulse control. They cannot resist things that are tempting. If one of their friends is doing something risky that may harm themselves and

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    About Siddhar’s (Siddha’s) Who is a siddha ? A siddha is one who has attained siddhi‚ i.e. "power‚ prowess‚ strength‚ ability"‚ then a special kind of psychic and supernatural‚ miraculous‚ occult power. There are eight kinds of super natural powers called as "Ashtama Siddhis": 1. Anima (shrinking) -- Power of becoming the size of an atom and entering the smallest beings. 2. Mahima (illimitability) -- Power of becoming mighty and co-extensive with the universe. The power of increasing one’s

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    Within our Jamaican schools the guidance counseling programmes are designed to implement core principles as stated by the Jamaican school curriculum. Guidance counsellors are the ones who play the role of effectively analyzing and implementing these programmes which ensure that all students are well prepared to manage these “exciting times”; every student needs support and guidance. This is imperative as they embark upon the academic‚ social‚ spiritual and developmental challenges of adolescence;

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    Beauty and Brain

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    well-functioned brain. Like for example‚ joining beauty pageant. People would probably say ’What is beauty if brain is empty’ when judges must asked you a question. So we must study hard to consider ourselves Beauty and Brain. Beauty is not about having a beautiful skin‚ or body. It’s about what’s within. If you have a good and a pleasing personality‚ then you have to consider yourself beautiful from within. In behalf of being beautiful‚ let’s just don’t forget about having a well-functioned brain. Like for

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    Effects of Nicotine on Brain

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    currently used treatments for the disorders. Introduction Nicotine‚ a chemical substance derived from the tobacco plant‚ alters neurological function once consumed by the human body. Nicotine plays a large role in mimicking the neurotransmitter dopamine once inside of the brain and deals with memory‚ cognition‚ perception‚ and a wide variety of primary functions associated with the frontal lobe of the cerebral cortex (Livingstone et al.‚ 2009). It provides a state of heightened neural activity due to

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