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    Considered the father of psychoanalysis‚ Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) revolutionizes the study of dreams with his work The Interpretation of Dreams. Freud begins to analyze dreams in order to understand aspects of personality as they relate to pathology. He believes that nothing you do occurs by chance; every action and thought is motivated by your unconscious at some level. In order to live in a civilized society‚ you have a tendency to hold back our urges and repress our impulses. However‚ these

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    growth hormone correlates to the amount of SWS The immune system – body’s defence against viruses and bacteria. Lack of SWS is associuated with reduced immune functioning (Krueger et al) A02 – If sws and rem sleep is restorative‚ total sleep deprivation should have negative effects + case study – Peter Tripp stayed awake for 201 hours and after 5 days experienced hallucinations and paranoia; his brain rhythms looked like he was asleep  Non-human animal studies also show that lack of sleep may

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    Unfortunately‚ despite expanding knowledge of the negative effects of sleep lost on our physical and mental well-being‚ the health care profession has not kept pace with the growing incidence of chronic sleep deprivation. This research review will investigate the effects of sleep deprivation in healthcare worker. Several studies have been completed which examine the effects of working long hours with poor sleep characteristic. What are the impacts of working twelve hour night shifts of healthcare

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    hazard as going to work drunk‚” said Gant. “It can make people clumsy‚ stupid‚ unhappy.” "Think of sleep like exercise. People exercise because it’s healthy‚ sleep is healthy‚" Gant says. The average person receives about seven hours of sleep. Sleep deprivation can cause a serious of problems. Gant discovered that

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    so for a “bed time”. But academic performance isn’t the only thing that is important to a teen. Enough sleep is vital to anyone. But waking up early doesn’t do so good for health. By waking up earlier‚ sleep deprivation will be abundant. Waking up later‚ would not only rid sleep deprivation‚ but increase

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    second-class citizens. Deprivation theory is born while a group people feel deprived of a particular good‚ service‚ or resource as argued by McAdam‚ McCarthy‚ & Zald. There are two branches of the deprivation theory including the absolute and the relative deprivation. Being a supporter of a relative deprivation is regarded to be in disadvantageous position vis-à-vis another group in the society as explained by McAdam‚ McCarthy‚ & Zald. For the social movement that emerged from the deprivation theory other

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    procrastination‚ as coined by Emily Feng‚ is when too much time is spent on a certain type of homework‚ usually done to procrastinate easier homework. Productive procrastination is usually when one loses track of time. Procrastination often leads to sleep deprivation (see Section IV)‚ as putting off an assignment elongates how long it takes to finish something. Prolonged procrastination‚ especially due to distraction factors‚ is one of the main reasons LA/SS 9 appears so stressful. Distraction factors are everywhere

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    Sleepfoundation.org states “Sleep deprivation increases the risk for diabetes and obesity.” Having middle school start times so early causes sleep deprivation which threatens students health. According to sleepingsources.com sleepiness is a major cause in teen crashes.” In spite of this‚ students who participate in sports‚ music groups or other

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    and zealous. Researchers are trying to find out if the moon affects humans and the only solid link they have found is that before modern lighting the full moon would have kept people awake at night leading to sleep deprivation that could also lead to other mental issues. Sleep deprivation can also leave people ill tempered. Could ill temperedness be explained by wolves? Now some people would be thinking ‘no people are ill tempered all the time’ but think about this; during the time when this accusation

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    performance without a good night’s rest. Due to other after school activities‚ responsibilities‚ or habits teenagers find themselves in circumstances where they are up late at night missing out on hours sleep. Some of these circumstances that cause sleep deprivation are out of a teen’s control‚ while others are not. When sports coaches schedule practices late in the evening this often means teens are not going to get a good night’s sleep. This situation is clearly out of a teen’s control as they must respect

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