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    WHY INVOLVE IN EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES? 1. You get to explore your physical‚ creative‚ social‚ political‚ and career interests with like-minded people. You’ll find friends: Trying something different may bring you in contact with people you didn’t know who share your interests and curiosity. 2. Participating in extracurricular activities helps you in other ways‚ too: It looks good on college and job applications and shows admissions officers and employers you’re well-rounded and responsible. Specific

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    Alex” where casual flirting led to one thing and another further leading to a two year long relationship. The build up of two years took two weeks to end‚ this shows the delicateness of any relationship. When we meet someone‚ our adaptive unconscious mind which is "always on" starts making appraisals. This is an involuntary act. The acknowledgment of what is happening and what will happen next leads to better

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    that will allow our mind to experience an oasis of peace and love within our heart and mind. Meditation gave me back control over my life so that no matter what was happening externally whether it was positive or negative I could still develop control over my thoughts and thus control the emotions and feeling in my mind. NO one can control eradicate adversity in life but you can master the way you respond in regards to your thinking processes. Take control now master your mind through one of the meditation

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    mental‚ aesthetic and spiritual. As children grow‚ they need balanced development of both the body and the mind especially up to the teens when they spend a major part of the day in school. At least one hour of sports of any kind is essential to recharge the minds of the children for better concentration. Schools are not for studies only. This narrow sense of education is to be corrected in the minds of the parents as well. Of course‚ sports and games would be followed by schools depending on the sports

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    because of what was going on outside and around them. The novelist rejected omniscient narration and experimented new methods to portray the individual consciousness; the viewpoint shifted from the external world to the internal world of a character’s mind. The analysis of a character’s consciousness was influenced by the theories about the simultaneous

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    Given the fundamental interconnectedness of the mind and body‚ the understanding of how we are bodies (how we are embodied) is essential in any healthcare endeavour. It is my belief that one of the theories which will have the most significant impact on my future as a healthcare professional is that of embodiment. In the following essay I will elucidate the connection between my future healthcare practice and this ethical theory through drawing on important concepts and relating them to the healthcare

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    a simile The mind and the body are actually a single system. In western cultures‚ the mind is somewhere in the head and that everything else is body. This dualism can be traced back to Descartes and his writings. This dualism can even be seen in the way health insurance is treated in the United States. Most insurance policies provide much better coverage for "physical" disorders than they do for "mental" disorders. No such dualism ever existed in eastern cultures‚ and the mind and body are seen

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    his argument was or was not to me as I pondered his thoughts. In Thomas Nagel’s paper he points out some of the problems brought on by consciousness in the mind-body problem and uses ‘subjective character of experience’ in arguing his stance against physicalism. The usual physicalist would explain that the mind-body problem is that‚ the mind is the brain. If mental states are physical states‚ then there’s got to be some kind of thing that it’s like to have an experience of these states‚ which isn’t

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    Id and Superego in “Young Goodman Brown” According to Sigmund Freud‚ there are three psychological forces exerting influence over the human mind. These are consisted with the id‚ the super-ego and the ego. The id is the part of the unconscious mind where people’s basic needs about pleasure or irrational wishing and the super-ego is the part of the mind that forms moral standards. The ego makes balance of the id and the super-ego. In Hawthorne’s story ‘Young Goodman Brown’‚ the Brown’s journey

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    This relates the mind to independent properties rather than a distinct substance emanating from the brain. The properties of the mind‚ therefore‚ are identified through the arrangement of various properties such as interactionism and occasionalism. The second type is the substance dualism. This theory deals with the independent nature of the mind as a substance (Pierce‚ 2008). The mind is likened to the immortal souls which do not need space for existence. Therefore‚ the mind performs its functions

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