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    Perception Distortion Perception Distortion Jean Kelly Grand Canyon University Psychology 101 March 29‚ 2009 Perception Distortion Perception determines how we view the world and what is happening in it. Perception can be changed by many factors‚ including ones intended to distort perception. These altered states can be used for personal enlightenment‚ escapism‚ personal pleasure‚ and spiritual revelations through rituals‚ meditation‚ hypnosis‚

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    Smokers vs Non Smokers

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    nose to burn and sometimes sticks to my clothes and hair without even asking! It has now become the governments increase in income and way of life for many people. Nicotine is an addictive drug‚ which when inhaled in cigarette smoke reaches the brain faster than the use of IV drugs. Smokers not only become physically addicted to nicotine; they also link smoking with many social activities‚ making smoking a difficult habit to break. I would not necessarily say that smoking could be a good thing but

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    Smokeless Tobacco

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    People can chew‚ smoke‚ or even sniff tobacco. Tobacco contains nicotine‚ an ingredient that leads to addiction‚ which is why so many people who use tobacco have a lot of trouble quitting. Most people chew or suck dip the tobacco in their mouth and spit out the tobacco juices that build up‚ although spitless smokeless tobacco has also been developed. Nicotine in the tobacco is absorbed through the lining of the mouth. There are two main types of smokeless

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    Debate on Smoking Should the Government be able to control what we do in our own lives‚ or what we do to our own bodies? Would you want a communist country‚ Where the government controlled what you do every single day? In my opinion if you banned smoking it would just be the start down a path that could allow other unconstitutional laws and freedoms being stricken from the American population. The main reason why the government has not ban this drug yet is because of the economy‚ cigarettes alone

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    tobacco that is used mostly in three forms: cigarettes‚ pipes & cigars. A smoking habit is a physical addiction to tobacco products. Many health experts regarded habitual smoking as a psychological addiction‚ one with serious health consequence. Nicotine‚ the active ingredient in tobacco‚ is inhaled to the lungs‚ where most of it stays. The rest passes into bloodstream‚ reaching the brain in about 10 seconds and dispersing throughout the body in about 20 seconds. This study is about the effects

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    Module Assignment Cover Sheet Please Note: • All module assignments submitted are required to have this cover sheet attached. • Your Student I.D. Number appears on each page of a submitted assignment. • The word count is to appear on the first page of your assignment. • All assignments are required to be submitted on a CD also. Student I.D. Number: ___81150106___________________________ Surname: _Dooley____________________________ First Name: _Elizabeth_____________________________

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    Topic: Cigarette Advertising Bans and Preventions Global consumption of cigarettes has been rising markedly; approximately one billion men and roughly 250 million women are cigarette consumers (Evan‚ 2008‚ Internet). The underestimation that cigarette smokers make towards the severity of health jeopardies of cigarette smoking damages their mental and physical states acutely‚ and fifty percent will die prematurely from tobacco-related illnesses (WHO‚ 2008‚ Internet). A miscellany of methods has

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    Effects of Smoking

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    Tobacco contains over 4‚000 chemicals most of which are harmful to the body. Smoking is the risk of four different types of cancer and several other illnesses. Smoking affects the lungs‚ heart‚ circulatory system‚ brain‚ and several other organs. Cigarettes and cigars can--and does--harm you physically‚ mentally and socially and even others around you. First of all the main problem with smoking is how it harms you physically. Smoking physically harms the main organs and organ systems of your

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    in danger from a deadly substance called tobacco. Tobacco is a deadly substance that affects the entire body by slowly breaking it down. Tobacco is a highly addictive drug; there are more than 443‚000 deaths per year due to tobacco usage (Leary6). Nicotine is the main drug in all forms of tobacco; it is the second most heavily used drug in America. Tobacco affects your family‚ drains your money‚ and most importantly your health. Growing up‚ the first thing that we learned in health class is that

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    which causes the brain to under develop. When smoking during pregnancy‚ the toxic chemicals get into the bloodstream‚ the baby’s only source of oxygen and nutrients. The nicotine and carbon monoxide work together to reduce the baby’s supply of oxygen‚ making it feel like the baby is being forced to breathe out of a straw‚ the nicotine chokes off oxygen by narrowing blood vessels throughout the body‚ including the ones in the umbilical cord. 34‚000 Americans are diagnosed with oral or pharyngeal cancer

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