Methamphetamine is a highly addictive drug that not only affects the brain but it also affects the central nervous system. This particular drug stimulates brain cells, enhancing mood and body movement due to the increase in levels of the neurotransmitter dopamine. It is associated with increased wakefulness, physical activity, respiration but a decrease in appetite. Other symptoms include irritability, confusion, anxiety, and paranoia. Coming from a college student, I do not know much about meth
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achievement instead of talking to or distracting others during class time. Maria’s reading scores are still significantly below grade level and as we discussed, excessive absences make it
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AUSM 1107009 Bipolar Disorder Name: Marc Mah Siew Vern Subject: Psychology Title: Bipolar Disorder Student ID: AUSM 1107009 Lecturer: Miss Rachel Seak AUSM 1107009 Bipolar Disorder Report The topic that I have been research and studied together with my group members
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well. Genetics also factor about 50% of the problems, while 50% of hoarders actually grew up in a hoarding household. To get their anger and frustration out, 75% of hoarders engage in excessive bullying of others and they are three times more likely to become overweight or obese. About 75% of hoarders are excessive buyers, but 50% of the items they acquire are free. The hardest part about hoarding is only 15% know they have it so there is not a way to treat the rest, but from those people who are
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largely structured as the staple foods in many of the diets of people around the world. However, these foods many also be processed chemically or genetically. The Australian organic food industry is booming, however, a common issue often raised when talking about organic food is sustainability. Currently worth 200-250 million dollars domestically, the industry is growing in demand. In order to sustain the farming of organic products, many efforts to preserve the environment must be arranged to ensure
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What is manic depression? “ It has a name now I know what it is“ ( gold pg 26 ) Manic depression also know as bipolar disorder, is classified as a type of disorder ( also called mood disorder ) that goes beyond the day’s ordinary ups and downs, and is becoming a serious medical condition and important health concern in this country. Manic depression is characterized by periodic episodes of extreme elation, happiness, elevated mood, or irritability, also called mania countered by periodic,
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ADD is situational: in the same individual its expression may vary greatly from one circumstance to another. There are certain classes, for example, in which the ADD child may perform remarkably well, while in others she is scattered, unproductive, and perhaps disruptive. Teachers may conclude that the child is wilfully deciding when, or when not, to buckle down and work diligently. Many children with ADD are subjected to overt disapproval and public shaming in the classroom for behaviours they do
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and car accidents. More than half of American youths ages 12 to 20 have tried alcohol. Girls are nearly as likely as boys to experiment with drinking. Drinking at a young age greatly increases the risk of developing alcohol problems later in life. Talking to kids early and openly about the risks of drinking can help reduce their chances of becoming problem drinkers. Most teens find it
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“On November 4th 2013, the government of Chiba prefecture east of Tokyo issued a warning Monday morning to residents to avoid unnecessary outdoor activity and extended exercise because of the unusually high levels of air pollution.” (http://m.us.wsj.com/articles/BL-JRTB-15369) Individuals and other countries were astonished to receive the news and government officials have increased in anguish. Drastic steps and procedures are beginning to take place along with eco-friendly tools to help eliminate
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Motivation, Stress and Communication Sebena Foust Dr. Kimberly Carter Organizational Behavior February 17, 2013 Job Title: Director of Human Resources, Central Region Job Description: Create and maintain an effective approach to recruiting and selection throughout the region. Support Central Region managers in proper hiring and orientation of new employees. Work with managers to retain and develop employees through effective performance planning and review, supported by
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