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    overweight is 20-30 pounds over normal. Most people‚ including health care providers see the problem with obesity as eating too much and exercising too little. But in truth‚ for many obese people the problem lies with genetic predisposition‚ metabolic problems‚ binge eating or sometimes all. These factors make dieting virtually impossible because these problems are not ones that can be solved by simply cutting calories. Especially the problem of binge eating. Compulsive "binge" eating

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    similar – more similar than DizTwins • Adopted children: their temperament was more like that of their biological parents than their adoptive parents Animal research may inform our understanding of human behavior • Meaney’s experiment with rats: the less touch they experienced‚ the more elevated their levels of glucocorticoids; this killed brain cells‚ thus they were less clever and not as fast at solving problems ­ So perhaps raised cortisol is also detrimental to human learning and

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    activity had on these physiological responses‚ and measured the heart rate‚ blood pressure‚ and gas exchange levels during states of rest‚ light activity‚ and moderate activity. The body requires energy even during complete rest‚ called the basal metabolic rate (BMR). The body is still active and is working‚ though to a lesser extent than during physical activity. Tasks including the maintenance of ion gradients‚ internal temperature‚ circulation of blood‚ and many other basic functions happen in order

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    of Human physiology. Benjamin Cummings. (3) Wilmore‚ J.H.‚ & Costill‚ D.L. (1999). Sport and Exercise physiology. 2nd edition. Human Kinetics. (4) Holloszy‚ J.O.‚ & Coyle‚ E.F. (1984). Adaptations of skeletal muscleto endurance exercise and their metabolic consequences. Journal of Applied Physiology‚ 56.

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    Outcome 6 Energy SystemsExplain when he would require the different systems and explain why. Middle distance runners can handle an unbelievable range of metabolic stress. The three energy systems that an athlete would use during a 1500 metre race are; 1: ATP-PC System (anaerobic); 2: Lactic Acid System (anaerobic glycolysis); 3: Aerobic System (oxidative system). The ATP-PC System (anaerobic) is used during short bursts of activity during the race. This could be at the start of the race and more

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    importance because it provides a physical barrier‚ it decontaminates or eliminates detrimental intestinal substances‚ and it ensures the mucosal immune response. If there is any disturbance of the flora then‚ there is an amplified danger of resulting metabolic disorders‚ inflammatory‚ and allergic diseases (Breton‚

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    ...Yet‚ in pursuit of these goals‚ they cause incalculable amounts of animal suffering. The overwhelming majority of animal suffering is not the result of cruelty‚ and therefore the injunction to avoid cruelty is largely irrelevant to thetreatment of animals in society. At the same time‚ restricting one’s moral vocabulary to "cruelty" in assessing the treatment of animals leads to a situation where those who are concerned about animals tar all those who cause animal suffering with the same brush

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    are likely to use objectively scored quanitative assessment methods such as structured interviews‚ objective psychological tests and a variety of behavioral rating forms. Used to figure nature of clients problems and also to establish an empirical baseline level of maladaptive responding. BIG on RESEARCH !! 3.) Role of therapist: therapist recognize the importance of the therapeutic relationship and show empathy and supportive response to client. Client/therapist relationship offers specific techniques

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    Peer pressure Peer pressure is influence that a peer group‚ observers or individual exerts that encourages others to change their attitudes‚ or behaviors to stratify to group standard. It also might encourage others to have bad attitude and behaviors for example‚ smoking‚ alcohols‚ drugs‚ etc. Like most people‚ you already know that smoking is bad for your health. But do you really understand just how dangerous smoking really is? Tobacco contains nicotine‚ it’s too high addictive drug that makes

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    frequent cell phone users.3 Some studies also suggest that exposure to RF emitted from cell phones can cause structural damage to the cells in the human body which can in turn lead to the formation of cancer. An experiment performed on rats found that the areas of the rats brains that were exposed to RF had darker‚ shrunken neurons in the hippocampal area.4 The study found a

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