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    The Importance of Sleep

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    Main points in the Article As you may know there is much research that has been done on the subject matter of sleep as there most certainly will be in the future. We are becoming more and more aware of the positive effects of getting enough sleep as well as the negative effects of lack of sleep. The article I chose entitled “Sleep Thieves” written by freelance Meryl Davids Landau‚ explains how some sleep studies which focused on children may help us to understand why it can be so difficult at times

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    Nursing 12 Hour Shifts

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    Areas of Concern Sleep‚ Fatigue‚ and Recovery Between Shifts One of the most prominent aspects of nurses’ lives that are detrimentally impacted by working 12-hour shifts is their sleep. Research shows that extended work schedules and sustained shift work‚ such as that seen in 12-hour shifts‚ can interfere with nurses’ abilities to achieve adequate sleep by reducing the number of hours for physical and cognitive recovery and the number of hours that can be devoted to sleeping between shifts (Geiger-Brown

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    have more control when they get to college‚" Dyken said. "If you’re so dead tired that you flunk chemistry and don’t absorb it‚ you’re going to see that stuff again in college … in a roundabout way‚ it really does matter. A little bit of sleep deprivation can go a long way." But for UI freshman Nick Ambrose‚ checking his phone and Facebook before bed helps‚ rather than hurts‚ his sleep. "I think it winds you down. If you have a busy day‚ you can connect with your friends that you grew up with

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    Sleep is an important aspect in teenagers lives. Teens do not get the appropriate amount of sleep each night as a result of academics. Not getting enough sleep each night will significantly start to show in teens behavior at school. Frank’s response to “Overloaded and Underprepared” in “Today’s Exhausted Superkids” says the biggest sadness to him was the lack of sleep kids get. He says kids today are hyped up and stressed out so they are not getting the rest they need. Frank Bruni states that when

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    Should School Start Later? All the time people have debated if school should really start later. From debate.org‚ a survey says that 67% agree that school should not start later‚ while only a small 37% are in favor of school starting later. It may seem like it’s a good idea‚ and there is some good reasons‚ but not everything works out that way. The goal of this paper is to show people why school should not start later. First and foremost‚ students who participate in extracurricular activities may

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    Introduction Generally shift work is becoming more predominant as a working agenda in the public sector and during 2005-2006‚ Work safe Australia (2009) calculated that at least 16% or 1.6 million Australians were engaged in shift work. Subsequently‚ recent studies outlined by Kantermann et al. (2010) suggest that the health and wellbeing of millions of employee’s are seriously affected by shift work. The impact of shift work can play havoc to various homeostatic mechanisms on individuals‚ particularly

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    thought to be the most common behavioural change seen in people with Alzheimer’s disease. Other positive affects of commonly used medications are brighter moods‚ reduction in hallucinations‚ and reduction in aggression‚ restlessness and sleep deprivation. Negative effects of taking commonly used drugs are nausea‚ headache‚ loss of appetite and poor sleep patterns and tiredness. 1.3 Anti psychotic drugs reduce agitation‚ aggression and hallucinations‚ challenging and disruptive behaviour. The

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    tiredness. There are laws to help keep or deter people from driving drunk. There are even laws in most states on talking or texting on your cell phone. Consequently‚ there are no laws or tests to show or prevent those who drive while having sleep deprivation. Therefore‚ what can be done about drowsy driving? In the age where most people are getting less sleep at night because of a multiple of reasons‚ there is no test to show that a person is driving incapacitated. Which is exactly what driving sleepy

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    September 27‚ 2011 AP Psychology‚ period 2 Consciousness Free Response 1. a) The topic of dreams is certainly a complex and interesting subject to further investigate‚ having many different aspects and meanings to it. There are many theories and ideologies regarding why dreams occur in the first place‚ such as wish fulfillment theory‚ activation synthesis theory‚ as well as cognitive development‚ information processing‚ and physiological function. Freud suggested wish fulfillment theory‚

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    Theory. Retrieved from http://www.ssc.wisc.edu/~oliver/Soc626/Lectures/CollAct%20TheoryNew.pdf Robert Merton: Anomie Theory. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.d.umn.edu/~bmork/2306/Theories/BAManomie.htm Walker‚ I.‚ Smilth. H. J. (Eds.) Relative Deprivation Theory: Specification‚ Development‚ and Integretion. Retrieved from http://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/samples/cam031/2001018437.pdf

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