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    “1 in 5 adults experience a mental health condition every year. 1 in 20 lives with a serious mental illness such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder” (“Mental Health Conditions”‚ n.d.). Mental Health affects the individual in a massive way‚ it could cause irrational thoughts‚ mood swings‚ and unusual eating habits. It could affect the way the person thinks. When these start to happen‚ it could interfere with the way people live their everyday lives. Mental health has such a broad spectrum. So broad

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    most common mental illness‚ with an outstanding 6.7 percent million Americans adults‚ 18 and older yearly according to a 2013 study done by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH). As a percent it may not appear to be such a significant number in size‚ but taken into the population size‚ this is an immense 15.7 million adult Americans yearly (NIMH). And this was what was found 2 years ago‚ the number may still be increasing. Substance abuse is also a more than common mental illness. According

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    themselves is that of the mind versus the body/brain. This question is commonly overlooked as the difference between the two is not necessarily taught and the words in society are taught as one in the same. Before enrolling in‚ Sociology of the Mental Illness‚ I will admit that I used the terms brain and mind as interchangeable synonyms. I had never thought to look up the actual definition for each of the terms. I had also never thought to look up synonyms for either of these terms. I used the terms

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    thing. It has the ability to control our body in order to live‚ to talk‚ to share with others. Civilizations can be built‚ movements can start‚ governments can be constructed‚ etc. all because of the mind giving you a process. When there is a mental illness‚ it can make the process difficult. Alzheimer’s affects more than 5.2 million people today. Symptoms‚ myths‚ misconceptions‚ treatments are all fundamental in the understanding of Alzheimer’s disease‚ and to hopefully prevent others from acquiring

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    HItler did things that bring me to tears and chills‚but was it his fault or his mental health? When we think of mentally ill people we think of psychopaths who kill for fun like in a Batman cartoon‚ but not all mentally ill people kill‚ even some people that we think must be mentally ill for their actions have no mental illness in sight. Adolf Hitler has been someone many people has an extreme case of a mental illness‚ but does he really‚ or are we just for an excuse of why he did all these awful

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    Mental Illness‚ defined as disorders that affect mood‚ thinking abilities‚ and behavior‚ is something that affects 450 million members of our race every day. Because of this large affected number‚ the informing and educating of this subject is one of importance for adolescent. However‚ spending a month or more on the subject‚ is not worth the general youth’s time. The length to relevance ratio is an important balance with lessons taught in our schools‚ and I believe that‚ the Challenger Deep lesson

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    Mental illnesses are some of the most difficult to diagnose‚ yet some of the most common illnesses in humans. JD Salinger‚ the author of Catcher in the Rye‚ once said that Holden Caulfield‚ the controversial and main character of the story‚ only needed a little attention and affection to help him find happiness. Despite these views‚ it is clear that Holden illnesses at such a young age with such a traumatic experience led him to have a different mindset than the rest of society. The Catcher in the

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    story wears on‚ that he is quite the opposite. While reading this narrative‚ one could draw the conclusion that it presents many aspects of abnormal psychology‚ as Poe dramatizes the character’s thoughts in a way that exudes his mental instability. This writing displays the mental state of the central character and as well as the repercussions of the terrible act he committed. In the short story‚ the unnamed character exhibits signs of a psychotic disorder and the effects of a guilty conscience are displayed

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    light bulb‚ telegraph‚ steam locomotive‚ and many more inventions that revolutionized the lives of Americans forever. However‚ with all of these incredible technological advancements‚ mental illness in the United States was still treated primitively. Men‚ women‚ and children could be medically diagnosed as "mental” if they showed signs of religious excitement‚ domestic unhappiness‚ physical sickness‚ jealousy‚ or stupidity‚ whereas today these diagnoses would be seen as foolish and injudicious. In

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    his parents are buried‚ when he is forced to help a convict. Pip is later invited to Miss Havisham’s house and meets Estella and falls in love with her. After knowing Miss Havisham for a while Pip receives an anonymous inheritance to go to London with Mr. Jaggers as his guardian to become a gentleman. Pip stays in London‚ then he is invited back to the Satis House where Miss Havisham lives. Magwitch‚ the convict from the beginning‚ shows up in Pip’s

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