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    In the article from LA Times on March 1‚ 2013‚ “Sleep Deprivation has genetic consequences‚ study finds” Eryn Brown states that people who have lack of sleep have higher risk of disease. Brown says that people who lack more sleep than others shut down genes that heal the body and are more likely to be obese‚ suffer from “cardiovascular woes”‚ and can have several diseases. She supports her claim by using types of evidence by a study conceived by scientists‚ then the statistics of people that are

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    supervision of others‚ knowledge is acquired via social observation and learning from other people‚ well-being and happiness are promoted by connecting with other individuals‚ and so on. Sociality is a dominant force. Studies have shown that the consequences of social isolation can be considered equivalent to that of everyday smoking. This paper will be exploring less severe effects that can be attributed to social exclusion: loneliness and lowered self-esteem‚ on which an observation and a relevant

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    Researchers have made other studies to find whether concealing feelings can affect our abilities to perform common cognitive tasks‚ such as remembering things and communicating with other people. There is a possibility that there are no cognitive consequences of expressive suppression‚ for this reason expressive suppression does not have too much influence on cognitive functioning. There are other considerations about this that lead to different conclusions‚ for example when a person tries to control

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    After the Revolutionary War started‚ the Continental Congress soon realized that America needed a stronger and more unified government in order to defeat Britain. Soon after‚ the delegates began to draft the first ever Constitution of America. In 1775‚ Benjamin Franklin attempted to write the first copy of the Articles of Confederation‚ but it was never formally considered by the Continental Congress. Then‚ in June of 1776‚ John Dickinson‚ a delegate from Pennsylvania began to draft the Articles

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    Consequences of a College Student Cheating Students are driven to cheat when there are too much emphasis to ace exams from both parents and school officials. It’s difficult to dismiss entirely of why students cheat‚ but taking the pressure away‚ students are less likely to engage in such conduct. Cheating implies breaking the rules. Academic dishonesty is using reference materials during a closed-book test or getting the answers ahead of time. Cheating is a significant concern in distance education

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    Concussions can happen when someone takes a blow to the head‚ face or neck. Without proper treatment concussions can have major consequences that can last for a lifetime. Students should stay off the field for a longer period of time because it can cause short and long term consequences. Back in article three it says that a concussion can cause headaches‚ dizziness‚ depression‚ permanent brain damage and sometimes even death. Studies show that you are more likely to get another concussion in your

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    I think that it is paramount‚ when discussing policies or programs that can have significant ethical consequences‚ that you rank the three P’s as follows: principle‚ power and profit. When these P’s aren’t taken into consideration‚ in the right order that is‚ we witness acts such as those mentioned in the lecture. This week’s lecture highlighted ’The Belmont Report’ which holds the ethical principles of respect for persons‚ beneficence and justice‚ as what should guide researchers ethically. When

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    Yes‚ I agree with the statement “Macbeth’s murder of Duncan has had horrible consequences for both Macbeth himself and Scotland.” Even before Duncan’s murder Macbeth understood there would be grave consequences for his actions. He knew that murdering Duncan would start an unstoppable cycle of bloodshed. “It will have blood they say: blood will have blood” The murder has affected Macbeth’s life in many ways. He’s lost his peace of mind‚ his moral core has been destroys‚ his relationships collapse

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    There were several main causes and consequences that led up to the War of 1812. The War of 1812 often referred to by some as being the second war against England for Independence or the Forgotten War. America was young and faced conflict for wanting neutral rights‚ the freedom of trade‚ and the right to remain neutral. But not all felt the same and America was divided. America’s northern states bared the brunt of England’s wrath of targeting the shipping industry; while the southern states suffered

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    Laurie Ann Campbell History A Learning Outcome 1 Cause and Consequences of Urbanisation This essay will explore relevant cause and consequences of urbanisation in Scotland from 1700-1860. A dictionary-defined term would be "the social process whereby cities grow and societies become more urban."(1. 30/08/2005). Scotland went through huge political and economical changes from the 1700’s onwards. The country went from being a rural‚ agricultural society with an estimated population of 1.2 million

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