hanges that will save our world.

ignorance, its

he most hardest

nsel’s TED Talk, he goes into detail about how society views

ange from damage within the DNA to simply missing a code from a cell. The DNA duplicates this error with many other DNA molecules thus creating a genetic condition or disease.

ou mom.

Genetics have played a long role in human development for ages.

Ruby Wax’s TED Talk about mental illness she

gets transmitted by a region in the brain known as the amygdala. This region of the brain is responsible for regulating emotional responses such as fear

that the affected witness could develop PTSD.

shape you

the greatest most

oung adults with suicidal ideations. This went up 47% (going from 7.0% to 10.3%)

In between these years, the rate of adolescents who had major depression increased up to 52% (going from 8.7% to 13.2%). In young adults ages 18-25 with major depression, this increased up to 63% (moving from (8.1% to 13.2%). T

ounger generation.

worthless

These standards have been known to be the leading cause in mental illness.

Women are told that they should have a “curvy body” and “nice hair” to appeal to the opposite sex. The same goes for men

The same thing goes for society

he colors orange and black a

It is no shock to anyone how society holds a powerful influence over people

it is believed that cultural trends, traumatic events, and mutations in genetics may be the leading causes of mental illnesses. 

preferably

at you

Work Cited  Britt, et al. “Stigma of Mental Health Problems in the Military.” OUP Academic, Oxford University Press, 1 Feb. 2007, https://academic.oup.com/milmed/article/172/2/157/4578015. Jacobson, Sheri, et al. “Tough Childhood? The Effects of Trauma on Your Brain.” Harley Therapy™ Blog, 11 Oct. 2019, https://www.harleytherapy.co.uk/counselling/childhood-effects-of-trauma.htm. “Mental Health Issues Increased Significantly in Young Adults over the Last Decade.” ScienceDaily, ScienceDaily, 15 Mar. 2019, https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/03/190315110908.htm. “The State of Mental Health in America: Mental Health America.” Mha, https://www.mhanational.org/issues/state-mental-health-america. Wax, Ruby. “Transcript of ‘What’s so Funny about Mental Illness?”.” TED, TED Talk, https://www.ted.com/talks/ruby_wax_what_s_so_funny_about_mental_illness/transcript?language=en#t-254218. Wlassoff, Viatcheslav. “How Does Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Change the Brain?” Brain Blogger How Does PostTraumatic Stress Disorder Change the Brain Comments, https://www.brainblogger.com/2015/01/24/how-does-post-traumatic-stress-disorder-change-the-brain/. Post Write

enjoyed this assignment due to the flexibility of writing.

as found

It seems that a lot on thing were happening in the 1970’s.

that a lot on thing

“Planarians (flatworms) are potentially the first large-scale regenerative model for dissecting the molecular details of both regeneration and cancer in adults. Controlling cell growth is a central task in both cancer and epimorphic regeneration.  

but countless more studies need

ith osteoblast

“Combining the insight gained from space-based investigations together with data from on-ground culture models that are capable of sustaining the culture conditions observed in space could afford a new approach to the study of cancer.”

As to how gravity is a huge factor on tumor cell growth

In a research conducted by Jeanne L. Becker and Glauco R. Souza, they co

Some people think out of the box

Billions of dollars are spent annually on cancer research. Yet, despite some progress in some cancers, the majority of patients with advanced cancer still have few good treatment options. In recent years, the concept of biomarker-guided treatment has swept through cancer research. But despite some promising results, the hoped-for benefits to patients have not been widely realized.

In an article by Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics. Is Cancer Solvable? Towards Efficient and Ethical Biomedical Science (fall2019)

That feeling of being useless, of not being able to know how it was going to turn out, and asking myself ove and over again, will there ever be cure?

 (interview someone with knowledge on the topic) 

Based on 2013-2015 data, 38.4% of men and women will be diagnosed with some form of cancer in their lifetime. 

There are more than 100 types of cancer. 

Can cancer be Cured?

Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics. Fall2019, Vol. 47 Issue 3, p362-368. 7p. 2 Graphs.  Using space-based investigations to inform cancer research on Earth. April 12, 2013  Regeneration: The origin of cancer or a possible cure? April 14, 2009  This Bogus Cancer Cure From The 1970s Is Finding New Life Online, https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/stephaniemlee/apricot-seeds-cancer  Can common cold virus cure cancer? https://www.foxnews.com/health/can-common-cold-virus-cure-cancer 

So while people may have similar situations.

lead me

During an Interview with Psychology professor Zahm,

Another situation as stated before is someone convincing themselves that the lie they’ve created is actually true. This happens mainly when someone has told a lie and tells it all throughout their life, they eventually believe it themselves. 

your memory

“Although lying requires adequate performance from one’s memory, a wealth of research stemming from the last several decades has revealed that memory is reconstructive and malleable in nature. Several studies have demonstrated that one’s original memory for an event can be revised spontaneously or altered when suggestive information is provided by credible others.”

she is, therefore she lies.

Making it possible for them to lie.

Not caring what the lie will affect.

Dr. Orloff, Judith, psychiatrist and Author of “The Empath’s Survival Guide”

In the article The Pinocchio effect and the Cold Stress Test: Lies and thermography

physical reasons

I’d be lying myself if I said I never told a lie

five categories: cognition, achievement, action/plan/whereabouts, explanation, and fact/property”

they

“DePaulo et al. (1996)

Are you

I’ve been through so many different situations with others lying. Some have ruined my whole relationship with a person. I’ve also grown up with pathological liars in my everyday life. It used to hurt and even anger me. Now, it has peaked my curiosity. In today’s world, lying is becoming more and more normal in everyday conversations. Making sense of the truth itself fade. I want to grasp an understanding of why almost all of us lie.

“My phone died that’s why I couldn’t text you back.” As it shows they were on social media the entire time. “I didn’t do it!” says the child that had snuck candy before dinner. These are examples of such simple yet unnecessary lies. Why do we do it.

They lie to protect themselves and or the people around them. This research will fully dwell in the question and truly answer it. 

o another as if it were the truth. M

do it?

Whether is small white lies or lies so big it could change a person’s entire life

Draft #1

Works Cited

the second leading cause of death between in individuals between the ages of 15-24.

teens life

there may be things

Having discussed genetics being a factor

bout 30% of early onset anxiety is explained by family history (Pappas). I

ocial skills, (eye contact, public speaking, listening intently to others and socializing) are suffering, which is going to make teens more anxious when these skills are put to the test throughout their lives

seniors

Our parents

and although

many of them too young to remember a time before it

gy at a rapid pace, in

In fact, in 2017 a survey of 5,000 American teens found that 3 out of 4 teenagers owned an iPhone

the survey they

the today’s teens.

According to a 2018 report by Child Mind Institute, in the last 10 years anxiety has increased by 17%, starting with pre-teens as young as 13

Are Teens More Anxious?

Work cited:

What do you think is causing the rise in anxiety in teens? Do you think it’s something we should be concerned about?

. I had to be extra mindful to not come across biased or argumentative because that is not the purpose of this assignment. Being aware of my audience and genre also played a key role. Knowing my audience is going to determine what information I choose to share with my reader and how I choose to deliver it.

but also for our Professor because he doesn’t have to read the same thing over and over.

had fun writing this paper because I got to pick my own question. 

An interview conducted by me asking my sister who had gotten surgery on her leg a few years ago,

therapy, therefore which

Kagialari, Maria).

if its an

it also helped

more happier

(M, Kwon)”.

In a nursing research conducted in South Korea, the department of nurses did a study on patients with Schizophrenia while they had music therapy, compared to another group of patients with Schizophrenia that did not have music therapy.

with Schizophrenia

Just how music can improve health physically, it

Studies on people who underwent medical procedures, such as cardiac, colonoscopy or knee surgeries, show the patients who listened to music after their surgery having lower levels of anxiety and a lesser need for painkillers. In one 2006 study, one group of patients who enjoyed music after their surgery was shown to need 18.4% less morphine

In the fourth paragraph, i

tells

Another article CNN has posted,

perception and movement.” 

 dopamine which

In the first paragraph, it states

In an article that MindBodyGreen posted, it tells us just how music can help

To relax them, help them focus, to put them in a better mood, etc.

You might

been known to help many people with physical and mental problems.

Another reason is because people do not feel financially stable enough to get married (

ocial media blowing u

Research says that 41% of marriages end in divorce.

so who really wants to wait.

Taxes really is not the answer

Why do people get married now?

since you make

I think that a big part is that women are a lot more independent than they were 20-30 years ago.

Unlike Cinderalla and Snow White who both married in royalty and didn’t really know their husbands at all.  

Young girls now have princesses with no princes and kingdom with no castles.

why are less people

that unmarried Americans outnumbered married Americans (L

In 2014 was

The world has a new take the social norm and I don’t believe marriage is a part of it.  

s June 25th, 2015, this is

what is happening right now.

since women could not make very much money or own any property themselves

women need

First

why are less people wanting to getting marriage and how will this affect and change the future.

less people getting married there are less

According to the CDC in 1981 the marriage rate was 10.6 per 1000 population, with the divorce rate being 5.3 per 1000 population

The CDC k

you ever wanted

CDC, 16 October 2019, www.cdc.gov/nchs/products/mvsr.htm#43_12s 

will get less and less important as other things become bigger goals in our life.  

School

still hanged in

“Sara we

The other person I interviewed she was 25 years old

I moved in with my mom I stood their for 6 months.

until I seen

When she seen

Their was one day

old her parents that she was going to go out with her friends. Her friends did go with her just in case anything happened.”

The person that I spoke to her name is Mary Lima

15.7 percent are married : in most cases, these numbers represent women who have remarried 1.2 percent are widowed

75 percent say kids that live in a home with both parents they live happier and stress from home

These numbers are different from those recently 40.6 percent are currently divorced or separated 42.6 percent have never been married

43 million children. A 58 -percent major were living with both their birth mother and biological father in a traditional married couple. 2.7 numbers are f 4 percent

Mothers who have custodial parents.

He was their

heir was a

The were times

Working and dealing with my kids behavior at school.

They was much

delta it for 7 years

So, since he didn’t help with the bills or the kids.

popped at the same tim

he twins was born.

Parents that are single they

Study show that behavioral problems were less likely among children living in families with higher level of parental qualifications.

According to the U.S Census Bureau, approximately 30 percent of American families are headed by only one parent. There were 12 million single-parent households in U.S in 2000. Study show that behavioral problems were less likely among children living in families with higher level of parental qualifications.

ingle parents families

In todays day and age

Negatively affecting their daily life’s at school, at home and with the friends.

child mind it run

It’s more harder

f you

my parents or teachers attention

The same as being in a home with one parent. They can have everything they want, the only thing they need or want is attention

The smaller they are the harder they are to understand what is going on. Children know if I miss behave they will call mommy or daddy to pick me up. 

hen sitting their

Leaving the children behind they

Behaviors, in a single family home is almost the same having both parents in the house.

Co-parenting

happening to

Parents in this century, are separated from each other

A person bringing up a child or children without a partner.

Single parents is taking care of their children on their ow

What is the impact of Single Impact on Children?

https://www.verywellfamily.com/single-parent-census-data-2997668 https://nydivorcefirm.com/single-parents-household-does-affect-children http://ifstudies.org/blog/more-than-60-of-u-s-kids-live-with-two-biological-parents

According to the sociology book,

(Understanding Social Problem)                    

( Great value Colleges ).

College degree

Davidson Institute for Talent Development ).

and joyful in mind

the President of Princeton University) 

does not only happen in college

Mrs Margaret Harrington who is an  ESL adjunct

to run away  four year college?

She takes the loan seven thousand dollars, the financial aid and scholarships are five thousand four hundred dollars.

National center for education statistics, 2014

It is easy to attend college and get that education?

n the same way, the President of Princeton University said college is a long term investment.

a quiet life everywhere you will be. I

you will be

souza.