Teen pregnancies are a big problem now a days, along with STD’s and many other sex-related problems. Many teenage pregnancies are unplanned. What I believe is if your still a baby yourself how could you take care of a baby of your own. Teen pregnancy has been considered a “social ill” for centuries in the […]
When it comes to the developed nations, the United States does not rank number one in many things. Until you look at the rates of unplanned teenage pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). The United States currently holds the number one spot for both unplanned teenage pregnancy and STDs (Stanger-Hall & Hall, 2011). There appears […]
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Get started“It is hard to raise a child, when you are still a child.” We have all heard this being said by many older persons around us. Some of them say this as a means to scare some adolescent females from getting pregnant. Without going any further, let me first acknowledge the key term within the […]
Introduction A worth life living comes from the individual’s own perspective of how the set of minor and major goals are achieved. It defines how people are contented with great satisfaction of what they had done to life. Success may varied like to the set of standards or culture that the life-bearer where lives. The […]
Executive Summary In Nigeria, adolescent pregnancies are an often-undesirable situation that occurs disproportionately in educationally and economically under-privileged females (Undiyaundeye, Agba, & Mandeun, 2015). The continued high prevalence of adolescent pregnancies, coupled with the increased risk of negative social and health consequences on both the mother and child, makes this issue one of increased importance […]
Looking into the past, there are many things that come to mind both good and bad. Starting from our childhood to teenagers and until now. However, there will be one of them that you will remember for the rest of your life. No one is perfect and making mistake is part of us and it’s […]
Abstract This program prevention will discuss the needs, reoccurring problems as well and additional information on alcohol abuse within the college age range. The program will analyze cost, tasks and services that are provided. The definition of the problem is that alcohol abuse is the main substance abuse among college students and the most common […]
Introduction Alcohol abuse is a serious social issue, not only because it affects our physical health but also because it affects our mental health, and, in turn, our actions, our circumstances, our relationships, and so on. A group often associated with this issue are American Indians as an entity, even though there are over 500 […]
According to the CDC, more than 88,000 people die annually from alcohol related deaths in the United States. Many of these deaths are from college students or those that may have started drinking heavily in college. Alcohol abuse on college campuses is extremely prevalent and can be very detrimental to the overall health to the […]
Alcohol addiction is characterized as the inability to regulate drinking. When under this addiction, it is observed that they have a high reliance on alcohol when dealing with physical and emotional aspects of life. This dependence on alcohol has become increasingly deadly and affects many aspects of people’s lives. According to the 2015 NSDUH, 15.1 […]
Introduction Alcohol abuse is a growing problem on college campuses across the country. The issues of this abuse should be continually examined by the interested public as well as studied by experts and professionals who work in fields involving young adults, fields relating to addiction, medical researchers and others. Reliable information relating to this topic […]
According to the American Psychiatric Association (APA) (2013), Dissociative Identity Disorder is characterized by “disruption of identity characterized by two or more distinct personality states,” “recurrent gaps in the recall of…events,” along with the existence of significant distress and the absence of any cultural, religious, and substance-induced alternate explanation (p. 292). Although it is clearly […]
This research investigates whether the Memory Malingering Test (TOMM) could identify individuals with psychiatric dissociative identity disorder (DID) from students who are coached with DID malingering. Amnesia is a distinctive symptom of DID. Analyzes showed that TOMM ratings correctly classified medical and malingering DID subjects and that simulators were not capable of malingering DID. This research […]
Similar to many other disorders, dissociative identity disorder can take a huge toll on one’s life. For this reason, it is important to get the condition treated. With that being said, there are several ways to manage or treat this disorder. For the sake of this paper, we will be breaking the forms of treatment […]
More accepted than before, this disease was known for splitting ot splintering personalities. This disease was previously known as Multiple Personality Disorder(MPD). However the name was changed in 1994 to Dissociative Identity Disorder(DID). Reasoning behind that is, so the disease can appropriately broaden the spectrum for individuals who might fall under this diagnosis. Before 1994 […]
Dissociation resembles wandering off in one’s thoughts or losing all sense of direction while working on an important project. Dissociative identity disorder is a serious type of dissociation, a psychological procedure which creates an absence of the association in one’s mind, emotions, memories, activities, or feelings of personality. Such a psychological issue is believed to […]
Dissociation occurs very frequently with people, as they tend to get caught in their own little word or day dreaming throughout the day. However, Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) is much more severe where the person is experiencing two or more distinct personality Identities. Dissociative Identity Disorder, which was previously called Multiple Personality Disorder is usually […]
The research titled as “Reality of TV shows: Entertainment or Ethics” examines the ethical issues rising because of the reality TV shows. Reality TV shows only takes care about the entertainment which is the cause of rising in ethical issues. The theoretical framework includes of Social Responsibility Theory and Cogitative Dissonance Theory. Now-a-days TV plays […]
One of the most controversial topics in today’s society is Gender Dysmorphia. This group of people can be considered lesbian, gay, transgender, bi etc.. Majority of these people feel as if they were born as the wrong sex. This controversial topic can go as far as becoming a disorder in young adolescents. The study of […]
How would you feel if you picked up the phone to hear your mom saying through tears “the doctor said I need a heart.” More than 114,000 men, women, and children are on the national transplant waiting list as of August 2017 (organdonor.org). Ninety-five percent of adults in the United States support organ donation yet […]
In 1996 in Scotland, Dr. Ian Wilmut, a Scottish scientist, “took an ovum from an ewe [sheep], sucked out the nucleus with its unique DNA, and then fused the ovum with a cell (with its own DNA) from the donor,” (Fr. William Saunders). From this technique, it created an ewe called Dolly, who was an […]
Suicide has always been a very difficult discussion to most all people. Suicide or suicidal people are people who choose to take their own life or a person who is thinking about ending their own life. Years past, individuals may have been arrested for reporting such illness to authorities, but within recent years, these persons […]
Teenage suicide is a growing issue in KY and as such there are several programs and projects related to the issue. This is a situation which has had an alarming spike in this area over the last few years. Current programs and projects directed to the macro client here in KY are Senate Bill 65 […]
Communication is the most important trait in all disciplines and careers, though it is not what is said but what is heard. As a Communication major, it is important to know all sides of an issue before truly being informed of a topic. Social Media has become so important to comprehend in order to be […]
Mental illness, is it a disease? Is it just a figment of a person’s brain? Why is it so common? Lastly, why are adolescents burdens with this dark cloud of mental illnesses and suicide? I never really had any type of contact with mental illnesses as a child, it wasn’t till middle school when it […]
Let’s picture the scene: a bright sunny day in Spain, the captivating, irresistible villa, a stunning, remarkable lady with an outstanding figure walking in slow motion with a confident smile on her face- living the dream- or so we thought!!. Could you imagine this woman brutally ending her own life a year later? No? Me […]
Anyone caught drunk driving should have their driver’s license taken away for a minimum of 5 years. Driving, when you consider it is truly confounded. You need full focus, great coordination, and quick impulses, and have the capacity to do right judgements and choices. Drunk driving is a major risk to yourself, to passengers in […]
Students that attend C2E will be required to take a core class on “Teenage Survivor Skills”. This core class will be different for every grade, that way each grade learns age appropriate material. It is second period on Tuesdays/Thursdays. Funding is provided for a professional therapist through Bond and Mill Levy 5A and 5B that […]
There are many different things that go into abortion, besides actually getting one done. There are many steps that it takes leading up to getting the procedure done. Abortion is the act of ending a pregnancy by removing a human fetus from the uterus before it is viable. Abortion is a very broad topic that […]
Abortion has become one of the most controversial problem in the United States. The assertion is life and death, but it is complicated because of the complexity and complication. When it comes to abortion it’s either the baby lives or it dies, you have the same number of supporters on both sides. People telling you […]
