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    intense feeling of worry and fear in very often situations.There are several parts of the brain‚ which are the main actors that create fear and anxiety‚ like the amygdala. The amygdala is an almond shape structure in the brain that could be a communication between the parts of the brain that organize incoming sensory signals and the parts that interpret those signals. Also emotional memories may also have a role in anxiety. Anxiety can become wired‚ when you are constantly looking out for any threats

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    Describe the differences between local and overseas bodybuilding competition First of all‚ the history of building competition between local and overseas is totally different. In 1904‚ the first large-scale bodybuilding competition held at Madison Square in New York. In 1944‚ the first bodybuilding competition named Shanghai men’s bodybuilding competition held in Shanghai YMCA auditorium. It is the first bodybuilding competition held in China. It shows that the history of overseas bodybuilding

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    Describe the factors that influence the effectiveness of interpersonal communication Interpersonal communication This process of sharing ideas and feelings between individuals. This can be improved through appropriate knowledge practices‚ feedback and reflection. Cultural influence Culture is referred to as customs‚ language‚ arts of a particular region. It includes learned values‚ beliefs and behaviors common to a group of individuals. Culture can be strong barrier to interpersonal communication

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    OTTO KERNBERG THE THEORY OF OBJECT RELATIONS Kernberg generally defines object relations theory as the psychoanalytic study of intrapersonal relations and how intrapsychic structures grow from internalized past relationships with others. Broadly‚ object relations theory could refer to a general theory of the structures of the mind influenced by interpersonal experiences. More narrowly‚ object relations theory is a more circumspect approach within psychoanalysis‚ stressing the construction

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    Since the creation of the first language words have been used to signify our wants and needs. Words today have many different meanings and are used in abstract ways. “An abstract term is like a box with a false bottom; you may put in it what ideas you please‚ and take them out again without being observed (Tocqueville).” The first part of this quote is talking about how words are used to trick people into believing something or to tell a lie (“false bottom”). The word “ideas” in this quote means

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    The Words Art Historian Use: Art Terms FORM: Refers to an object’s shape and structure‚ either in two dimensions (ex: a figure painted) or three dimensions (ex: a statue carved) COMPOSTION: Refers to how an artist organizes (compose) forms in an artwork‚ either by placing shapes on a flat surface or by arranging forms in space. MATERIAL: To create art forms‚ artists shape materials (pigment‚ clay‚ stone‚ gold etc.) with tools (pen‚ brushes‚ chisels‚ and so forth) Each of the materials and

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    differences between cultural‚ natural‚ and truly aesthetic objects‚ it’s relatively easy to define each in their own ways. Cultural objects differ from natural objects in the sense that cultural objects have been placed in an artistic manner by‚ and for the human population‚ whereas natural objects are in the most basic termobjects placed by nature for no other external reason. For instance‚ a bed of rocks laying among a path‚ strewn out for an artistic affect is considered a cultural object‚ where

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    Cox Communications Applied Corporate Finance Contents Executive Summary Background Gannett and other acquisitions: possibilities and constraints of financing Feline PRIDES securities: benefits and costs for Cox Communications Valuation of Gannett’s acquisition Conclusions and recommendations Appendix Executive Summary The main purpose of this report is to evaluate an appropriate financing strategy for Cox Communications

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    Exceptions to the Prohibition of the USE OF FORCE Corfu Channel Case 1949 ICJ Superpower interventions Nicaragua Case 1986 The Nicaragua (Merits) case gave the ICJ an unprecedented opportunity to explore the law governing the use of armed force and intervention by states and to do so in the area in which it was most in need for clarification‚ namely that in which State A gives assistance to rebels seeking to overthrow the government of State D or‚ conversely‚ the government of State D to defeat

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    Object Relations Case Study of Kelly Conceptualization and Treatment Plan 1 Kathy L. Moore Indiana-Wesleyan University Abstract The object relations approach in counseling deals with the client‚ in this case Kelly‚ and how he seeks objects; other people‚ not as a means to satisfying instinctual drives by classic psychoanalytical beliefs‚ but because the object-seeking process begins very early in life in the early developmental stages‚ and the mother-child relationship ( Murdock

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