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    The Case for Violent Video Games Video Games have been a source of fun and enjoyment for many people, whether they are kids or adults. Violent video games are the most popular types of video games. Many young gamers are quite obsessed over these games. Recently violent video games (VVGs) have been accused of being the source to many mass shootings in the world, accused of corrupting the minds of young gamers. This is wrong. Violent Behavior in Video Games Violent video games are blamed for being

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    Visual Focus

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    Test your visual focus There’s nothing more frustrating, than trying to grab at something and then you end up grabbing something else close to it. Most of the time, you don’t even realize you’ve grabbed the next item close to the one you were really trying to get. Like, for instance, instead of your car keys, you’ve grabbed your wife’s bangle bracelets and you finally realize that you’ve made a mistake, when you try to open up your car and in your hand all you see are those bracelets

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    Video games are now more popular than ever before. Video games have been a popular form of entertainment in the lives of children and adults alike. However, these games have become more and more violent and aggressive in nature over the past couple of years. This is mainly because of the great technological leaps that video games have had over the past 30 years. As the complexity of video games progressed as did the graphics. This led to more realistic video games and more graphic intensive games

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    Motor skills For motor skills part, there are two factors to analysis, which include muscle control: leg muscles and heart muscles; eyesight effect by the alcohol consumption. An organization which is named Narconon Reviews (2013) claimed that motor-skills are those functions that muscles, hand, feet, etc work together. They are always executing specific actions, such as walking/running, driving a car, picking up an object/moving it. Motor skills also connect with sensory channels. These channels

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    Violent Video Games Have Negative Effects For years gaming industries have been aiming towards entertaining people of all ages, especially children and adolescents. However, the definition of entertainment has changed drastically, from playing dodge ball outside to watching and playing video games in which people pretend to annihilate each other. Video game violence attracts and addicts young players, by affecting their behavior, and their development of social skills, to even affect their ability

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    system is studied very widely in the world today for medical use and scientific challenge. It is important to analyse what infants can see and how they are developing for medical implications; to assess critical periods and as a chance to pick up on amblyopia. There are many ways of accurately testing infant’s colour vision such as preferential looking, VEPS and optokinetic nystagmus tests. Preferential looking uses the principle that infants fix on and follow objects. Two spatial frequency gratings are

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    misadventure. Deep in the throes of a misadventure and while pregnant with my youngest brother Zach, my mother was unwittingly poisoned. Unfortunately, Zach was born with several physical and intellectual disabilities. One significant issue was amblyopia, also known as lazy eye. Surgery corrected the cosmetic issue around the age of 4, but he would never see out of both eyes simultaneously, only one or the other. First grade was rough for Zach, involving the diagnosis of significant learning disabilities

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    Animal Experimentation at New York University Using animals for medical experimentation and education is a controversial subject that often leads to a heated debate. The issues are complex, but the suffering and waste involved in animal experimentation are painfully obvious. Vivisection, the act of cutting into a live animal, has led the nation down countless scientific dead ends, while detracting funds and attention from more applicable scientific research. The practice of animal experimentation

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    (John, n/a) (thephonetown.com, n/a) Smartphone Drawbacks of using smartphone In addition to the benefits of a smartphone, it also brings a number of harmful effects as follows: It is the reason for amblyopia, caused bad skin and affect the brain. The use of smartphones while in poor lighting conditions, will also be one of the factors causing weak eyes effect. Because, in low light conditions, the display screen is still a good friend so people can see

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    Crouzon Syndrome

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    CROUZON SYNDROME A CASE REPORT ABSTRACT: Crouzon’s Syndrome is a rare autosomal dominant disorder. Normally, the sutures in the human skull fuse after the complete growth of the brain, but if any of these sutures close early then it may interfere with the growth of the brain. The disease is characterized by premature synostosis of coronal and sagittal sutures, which begins in the first year of life. We report a case of 6-year-old male child presented with diminution of vision and protrusion

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