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    PSYCHOLOGICAL AND EMOTIONAL HAZARDS Like the general population, pilots are susceptible to the same psychological problems other people may encounter. Historically, pilots have had a deep distrust of psychologists and psychiatrists and are dismissive of psychological theories. This deeply rooted negative disposition most likely has been formed from bad experiences during training, licensing, selection, or during the routine tasks of managing daily personal problems. Pilots typically have a lower

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    The interest of mine to psychological sciences is steadily increased over time. My first introduction to psychological sciences was at the time when I was in high school. Even if this was just a small introduction to psychology, I was impressed by how different theories try to explain human behaviors. That's why I decided to study psychological sciences but later I acknowledge that my first impression on psychology was just a beginning. My strong bond with the field was effectively and gradually

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    Name: Obesity To determine whether obesity is a kind of disease, we need to understand the psychological and physical effect of obesity. Based on our daily experience, I can find that the effect is obvious and significant. But we still need to do further research to find out the extent of these two kinds of effects. Based on the article Psychological aspects of childhood obesity: a controlled study in a clinical and nonclinical sample written by Caroline Braet, Ivan Mervielde and Walter Vandereycken

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    publisher of this research, the American Psychological Association (APA), confirms its credibility through the people who it is made of, their continuous support for research in this field, and their mission. The APA is a foundation made up of more than 115,700 researchers, physicians, educators, and students (About APA, n.d. ). Their hard work and dedication to this foundation has made the APA the top scientific organization that represents psychological research in the United States (About APA

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    also the unborn baby. There are a couple of factors that play a huge role when the levels are abnormal. Dietary intake and psychological distress are two major components that make up a healthy pregnancy. In some parts of the world pregnant women do not get adequate micronutrients and macronutrients. Not only is this an increasing risk of necessary dietary intake and psychological distress but this can be the reason why stressors occur in the first place. Not having resources for pregnant women who

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    Literature review Psychological empowerment and leadership development Psychological empowerment is an important perception for both practitioners and researchers (Spreitzer, 1995). The concept of empowerment has been developed and advanced by several researchers. Many academics and practitioners over the past decade have embraced empowerment as a means of increasing decision-making at lower organizational levels while at the same time inspiring the worklives of employees (Chebat & Kollias, 2000;

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    Psychological Aspects of Gangs A study conducted at the University of Southern California found that in America, ninety-four percent of the country’s major cities and over one thousand cities all together have recorded gang activity in their communities. But, what is a gang? A gang is a group of people whose members recognize themselves and are recognized as such by their community. Characteristics of a gang are a recognized leader or group of leaders; membership with initiation requirements

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    book and screenplay adaptation explores several areas of psychology. The first psychological disorder we are presented with in the film is insomnia. This is a huge part of the film since it is the cause of several other events that eventually unfold. In this movie, the main character (Edward Norton) finds a way to relieve his stress and anxieties during the day, which allows him to sleep at night. The second psychological disorder

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    population is increasing exponentially through the years. Consequently, it is important to be prepared on the most effective and accurate methods to keep this age population at a high psychological wellbeing state. The American Psychological Association (APA) has created a group of guidelines to assist the psychological practice with older adults. The APA guidelines address the main areas where psychologists should improve towards a more satisfactory practice with older adults. The first two guidelines

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    Major depression is a commonly diagnosed psychological disorder affecting individuals’ ability to feel happiness and peace of mind. Those who suffer experience negative emotions, lack of motivation, changes in behaviour and dysfunctional cognitive symptoms. Depression is classified by the Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders Fifth Edition (DSM-5) as five of more of the listed symptoms present persistently over the same two weeks. One of these symptoms must be depressed mood or loss

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