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    syndrome? It is interpreted as a disorder of the gastrointestinal system that spawns changes in bowel function (chronic diarrhea, constipation, or abdominal pain) (Roberts, 2013). Severity depends upon the cause; food intolerances worsen the clinical presentations (Roberts, 2013). Those who are affected by IBS present with manifestations such as anorexia, abdominal bloating, and nausea with meals or passing stool. The disease is speculated to be a psychosomatic disorder that is aroused by stress, but

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    In the world we live in today, several health disparities exist that negatively impact the health of marginalized groups throughout society. As a whole, America has been regarded as an individualistic culture, where self-reliance and independence are emphasized rather than the goals of the family or community group. There has been a great deal of controversy over the issue of health in America and whether health should be considered a human right or a privilege. According to the World Health Organization

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    Over 460,000 college students participate in the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) in the United States but research on the cohort is quantitatively and qualitatively unsupportive of athletes on and off the field. Athletes make up a particularly stimulating population for mental health professionals as athletes and their teams operate within their own culture and systems allowing for mental health professionals to expand their innovative skills to deal with the multidimensional realm

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    the three D’s for identifying psychological disorders. At least a fifth of all people will experience a diagnosable anxiety disorder of some kind at some point in their lives. Meaning, about 20% of people in this room suffer from anxiety, or will suffer, even if it goes undiagnosed. II. REVEAL YOUR TOPIC: Today I will talk to you about three different types of anxiety, how to identify it in yourself or others, and ways to cope with

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    Outline the key roles of one professional career pathway within applied psychology and critically discuss two research areas addressed within the chosen career pathway. There are many professional pathways within psychology that an individual may apply themselves to. These include: clinical, forensic, health, and educational psychology. The professional career pathway within applied psychology which will be discussed in this essay is the field of clinical psychology. Clinical psychology aims to

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    Informative Speech 2 Outline- Brittany Riffle Topic: Generalized Anxiety Disorder Introduction I. (Attention Getter) The Anxiety and Depression Association of America states that anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the U.S., yet only 36.9% of those suffering retrieve treatment (ADAA, 2016). II. (Specific Purpose) Today I’m going to inform you about the details of generalized anxiety disorder to provide important information on the condition and raise awareness. III. (Credibility)

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    MODEL OF EATINGCOURSE MATERIAL AND Pinel LECTURE NOTES Outline: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. The Early Studies Glucostatic and Lipostatic Theories v. Positive-Incentive Theories a. Glucostatic and Lipostatic Theories b. Positive-Incentive Theories Hypothalamic Hunger and Satiety Centers and The Dual-Center Set-Point Model a. Ventromedial Hypothalamus b. Lateral Hypothalamus Positive-Incentive Models of Feeding Current Research on the Biopsychology of Eating a. Palatability and Positive Incentives b Energy Expenditure

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    As we evolve to become a more online base society, the standard of beauty being portrayed in the media today is influencing many aspects of our generation. Research has concluded that females concerned with weight and body image has reached epidemic proportions and this concern is now considered a normal part of female life. This affects the self-esteem of today’s youth and adults as models are setting unrealistic standards which no one can realistically achieve. This is a topic which is becoming

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    causes schizophrenia, but researchers believe that a combination of genetics and environment contributes to development of the disorder. Problems with certain naturally occurring brain chemicals, including neurotransmitters called dopamine and glutamate, also may contribute. This is a disease that is said to begin in early adulthood, which is between 15 to age 25. Research shows that males become ill in their early teens to early adulthood. Men tend to get develop schizophrenia slightly earlier than

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    Summary Edith Cowan University Student Health Services ECU Student Health Services provides an abundance of health care facilities and programs at all Campuses. With trained general practitioners (GP), nurses and other allied health services ECU student health services provide a vast range of services to assist students with their health care needs. Some of these services include: • GP consultations; • Sports medicine; • Pre-employment medicals; • Vaccinations/ immunisations; • Contraception

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