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    other complications such as irritability and dysfunction during the day. Four common sleep disorders are insomnia‚ sleep apnea‚ restless legs syndrome‚ and narcolepsy. Nearly 70 million Americans suffer from these and many other sleep disorders every year. Insomnia is a sleep disorder in which the affected individual has difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep. People affected by insomnia may suffer from the following symptoms: difficulty falling asleep‚ waking up often during the night and having

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    controls everything from thought process to everyday breathing. Ritalin’s major side effects influences the cardiovascular system (palpitation‚ tachycardia‚ and increased blood pressure)‚ the central nervous system (psychosis‚ dizziness‚ headache‚ insomnia‚ tic syndromes‚ attacks of Gilles de la Tourette)‚ gastrointestinal (anorexia‚ nausea)‚ endocrine/metabolic system (weight loss‚ growth suppression). Also‚ Ritalin is a fairly new drug (introduced in the early eighties). It hasn’t been around long

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    grey concrete walls going through hours of mental and physical therapy. The sessions seemed long‚ painful and torturous but the most devastating ache of all was time. The nights spent were mostly sleepless and uncomfortable and at times the chronic insomnia left my body weak and sore. I missed my house‚ my family and friends at work but change is the only constant in life and life itself is very unpredictable indeed. Never in a thousand years would I have ever imagined myself a prisoner of what seemed

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    CASE STUDIES Submitted for course SSC 130 Essentials of Psychology February 20‚ 2013 Assignment number 05020600 THE CASE STUDY OF: THE FALLEN ATHLETE (P.79) 1. In the story‚” The right side of Tim’s body was paralyzed and he was having great difficulty trying to talk”. Thus‚ it suggests that the left hemisphere of Tim’s brain suffered during his stroke‚ because language processing occur more in the left side if the brain. In general‚ the left hemisphere concentrates

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    physiological and psychological effects. The psychological effects can include something bad‚ such as feelings of worthlessness or inferiority. Guilt can also serve in a positive way as a motivator. A person may suffer physiological effects such as insomnia and physical pain. Discussion: Guilt is feelings of culpability‚ especially for imagined offenses or from a sense of inadequacy. There are negative physiological effects caused by guilt. Guilt can make someone over responsible. They will think

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    Sprang‚ Clark‚ and Whitt-Woosley (2007) mention several factors that seem to serve as protective factors. They mention that as age of the social worker increased‚ risk for burnout decreased. It is not fully clear why older age may serve as a protective factor. One hypothesis is that those that were going to burnout have already done so and those that are less likely are still doing the work‚ therefore when age is considered compared to level of current burnout‚ there would be higher rates of burnout

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    J. Sleep Res. (2011) 20‚ 318–325 doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2869.2010.00871.x Insomnia and cardiovascular activity Sleep onset and cardiovascular activity in primary insomnia MASSIMILIANO DE ZAMBOTTI‚ NAIMA COVASSIN‚ GIULIANO DE MIN T O N A ‚ M I C H E L A S A R L O and L U C I A N O S T E G A G N O Department of General Psychology‚ University of Padova‚ Italy Accepted in revised form 14 June 2010; received 3 December 2009 SUMMARY The transition from wakefulness to sleep is characterized

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    coffee‚ the substance Caffeine takes site adenosine‚ which prevents adenosine from inhibiting activity of brain cells‚ which puts it in a state of activity and excitement‚ according to studies‚ the amount of caffeine in two cups of coffee enough to overcome the receptors adenosine in the brain for two hours‚ so it’s to Avid in alert and activity of the body when increase intake coffee‚ studies have shown that low doses of caffeine can improve mental performance‚ as demonstrated by a study conducted

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    cultural shock is the reason of several health problems of international students. If they are not adapted to another country‚ they can get these problems. There are several ways to overcome the barrier of the culture. This essay will acknowledge you about the definition of cultural shock and the ways to prevent and overcome the cultural shock. Sometimes‚ visiting other country makes people exhausted because of the cultural difference. The definition of cultural shock is the shock that people get when

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    reactions caused by lack of sleeping time‚ such as insomnia‚ chronic insomnia‚ and unproductive day. Not having enough sleep is not always caused by an undisciplined sleeping time; it could also be caused by insomnia. This is the most common sleeping problem that most people suffer. Insomnia is the inability to get the amount of sleep that you need‚ it is measured by the quality of your sleep. Many people think that insomnia is a sleeping disorder; insomnia is more accurate to be a symptom of another

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