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    P3 offers examples of ways in which a sense of connection has deteriorated in the relationship in part 11. P3 starts the part by stating about his connection with his pets and daughter but not with his partner. One of reasons for the lack of connection for him is a lack of interaction between them. Once again he articulates his experiences by discussing their daughter. He complains that Faithe does not interact with their daughter very much that is causing the daughter to miss out on some basic knowledge

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    “Causes and Effects of Broken Relationship” A relationship is normally viewed as a connection between two individuals‚ such as a romantic relationship between a boy and a girl. A typical relationship is built through a deep‚ ineffable feeling of tenderly caring towards the person the relationship is concerned to. The conception of relationship encompasses a wealth of different feelings‚ from the passionate desire and intimacy of romantic love to the nonsexual emotional closeness of familial. Thus

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    the study and to avoid duplication of already done work on the study. The researcher reviewed a literature on the Effect of Stress on Student’s Academic Performance on Kogi State University Undergraduates”. The researcher also presents a theoretical approach relevant to the study and its implication. There are several theoretical positions devised for examining and understanding stress and its related disorders. Brantley and Thomason (1995) categorized them into three groups: Response Theories‚ Stimulus

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    Conflict in Interpersonal Relationships Katy Norris BSHS/385 July 27‚ 2015 Audra Stinson Conflict in Interpersonal Relationships Conflict is a normal part of everyday life. Conflict occurs in many different relationship types. Conflict is known as a disagreement between two or more individuals. The disagreement can be due to‚ incompatible goals‚ certain interferences‚ or competition. Whatever the reason may be‚ we all deal with conflict at some point. Conflict happens quite often in romantic relationships

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    worldwide oftentimes find stress to be a part of everyday life. Stress is defined as the way one responds to the changes and demands of life either emotionally‚ physically‚ or mentally. Stress is registered in one’s “fight or flight” response. When an exciting or dangerous event occurs changes take place in the body to prepare the person to deal with the stressful situation. After the stressful situation has subsided the body returns to a normal state. The constant stress of being a college student

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    Stress: Some Major Effects Stress stems from many different sources and important effects on persons who experience it. Stress and health: the silent killer - Stress plays some role in 50-70% of all physical illness included some of the most serious and life-threatening ailments known to medical science: heart disease‚ high blood pressure‚ hardening of the arteries( 動脈硬化)‚ ulcers(胃潰瘍)‚ and even diabetes. Immune system: the mechanism through which our bodies recognize and destroy potentially

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    Research into the effects of stress on the immune system There have been various studies into the effects of stress on the immune system. Kiecolt-Glaser researches this by looking at how quickly wounds heal. She used 13 women aged 47-81 who cared for Alzheimer’s and Dementia sufferers. They had naturally occurring high stress levels‚ and this is why she chose them. The women were matched with volunteers for maximum similarity (the matched pairs design). Kiecolt-Glaser tested all the women’s

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    Outline and evaluate research into the relationship between the immune system and stress related illness The main function of the immune system is to protect the body from infectious agents such as viruses and other toxins. The immune system can fail us in two ways-either by becoming under-vigilant‚ letting infections enter the body‚ or over-vigilant‚ so that it is the immune system itself‚ rather than an infectious agent that causes illness. Most studies of the relationship between stress and

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    Interpersonal Skills Program Overview: The way employees communicate dramatically affects morale‚ teamwork‚ productivity‚ employee retention‚ customer relations and the bottom line for any organization – Profits! Interpersonal communication is truly an art‚ but it’s also a science. The science of clear communication‚ active listening‚ persuasion and collaboration can be taught. Effective communication is situational. The "right" thing to say or do in one situation may backfire in another.

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    THE CAUSES AND EFFECT OF STRESS AMONG STUDENT College and school is a new and exciting time‚ but it can be overwhelming. Among all of the new experiences‚ and learning and growing opportunities available in a college or school environment‚ many may lead to unhealthy levels of stress which hinder student abilities to socialize and to achieve their academic goals. Recognizing the sources of stress is important in preventing it from becoming unmanageable or debilitating. Relationship also can be considered

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