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    Addiction to Junk Food.

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    Addiction to Junk Food Everyday‚ millions of people consume the so-called addictive "junk food.”  Most of the people who do not have time‚ or find it affortable eat in fast food restourants such as McDonalds‚ Burger King‚ and many others. Junk food is addictive because of many reasons such as saving time. The junk food can be clasified in few categories - snacks‚ fast food‚ and soft drinks. First come the snacks‚ which are being brought everyday by millions of people who are not conserned about

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    Cell Phone Addiction

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    watched their sons and daughters show signs of depression and apprehensiveness when they are unable to locate their phone. Many teenagers encounter additional problems at their school‚ at their work‚ or at home.Excessive cell phone usage can lead to addiction‚ especially in teens‚ as well as time wasted on compulsive communication with peers via text messages and phone calls.Talking or sending SMS text messages on a cell phone while driving is proven to be as dangerous as driving under the influence of

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    Computer Game Addiction

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    Foreign Literature On Computer Game Addiction Foreign Literature: Lepper‚ M. R. & Gurtner‚ J (2000)‚ states that prolonged and excessive use of these games can cause‚ mainly upon children‚ a number of physical and psychological problems which may include obsessive‚ addictive behaviour‚ dehumanization of the player‚ desensitizing of feelings‚ personality changes‚ hyperactivity learning disorders‚ premature maturing of children‚ psychomotor disorders‚ health problems (due to lack of exercise

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    Student Nurse Gwinnett Technical College Exploring the World of Narcotics Anonymous Narcotics Anonymous (2008) describes itself as a fellowship or society of men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem (p. 2) . There are two basic types of meetings‚ "open" and "closed". Anyone is welcome to attend an open meeting‚ while closed meetings are limited to addicts and to people who think they may have a problem with drugs. I made the decision to attend the 90 minute open discussion named

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    When we first received the handout about the addiction simulation‚ I thought‚ “hey this will be easy”. But‚ I was wrong. Two of the main things that I learned through this lesson are- (1) how time consuming and addiction is‚ and (2) how dedicated a person has to be in order to “get their fix”. Since I do not like putting things off‚ I decided to start the experience immediately. So after class that morning I went on a hunt to find some “Esykube’! Luckily I always bring my own water bottle

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    Name: Azure Gouge Topic: Addiction to Drugs: Phentermine Central Idea: Phentermine is a stimulant that is similar to amphetamine that affects the central nervous system; it is usually subscribed to treat obesity. Introduction I.                   How far would you go to be skinny? Would you risk life altering changes just to have the perfect body? Would you risk hurting your friends and family just to be skinny? Would it really be worth it to you? II.                 I want to discuss the

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    Personal Addiction Journal

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    Cole Rutherford Seminar: Substance Abuse‚ HUS 493 Carol Zordano‚ Instructor July 15‚ 2014 Personal Addictions Journal Week 1 I decided to try to quit drinking Mountain Dew for my personal addiction project. This turned out to be a lot easier to say than it was to actually do. I drink Mountain Dew all the time; I drink it because it tastes good and because it has a high caffeine content. The high caffeine content helps me to get through the day when I have to get up early for work and then stay up

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    Texting Addiction Essay

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    There is Email‚ phone calls‚ television‚ radio‚ newspaper‚ etc. These forms of communication are very helpful but‚ is it possible for something as simple as communication to rule over your entire life? It is possible‚ it’s called texting. Texting addiction is now a common thing. What started off as just a way to help us communicate to others is now infecting our minds. Texting can reduce human interaction and can make people become sort of strange or maybe even somewhat socially awkward. Even though

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    Mobile Phone Addiction

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    [pic] Assignment On: Mobile Phone Addiction And Young Generation Of Bangladesh Course Title: ELP-301 Submitted By: Md. Ridwanul Islam Student ID: 08304003 Department: BRAC BUSINESS SCHOOL Submitted To: Ms. Sadia Nasrin Course Instructor Topic: Mobile phone addiction and young generation of Bangladesh There is no doubting the benefits of the mobile phone. Ease of communication‚ the anywhere‚ anytime contact - with friends‚ relations‚ colleagues and in theory at least the efficiency brought

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    Internet Addiction Essay

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    Assignment 2.1 1. Does the rhetoric address the problem it claims to address? Yes‚ but in my opinion Mr. Beato was a bit extreme. 2. Is the rhetoric targeted at an audience who has the power to make change? Probably‚ because most audience are internet users‚ and by seeing this it could be a red flag for them to slow down. 3. Are the appeals appropriate to the audience? Yes‚ and no. I felt that Mr. Beato giving the percentage of addicts was appropriate‚ because it was a statistic that is

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