Fessler, Daniel M. T. “A Burning Desire: Steps Toward an Evolutionary Psychology of Fire Learning.” Journal of Cognition and Culture, 2006.

take some things out en

just fixing the mistakes I had made in the first draft and adding on some stuff I had forgotten original

what can we do to reduce the stress levels on both sides during this unprecedented time

54% of working parents say they feel guilty because they can’t care for their children, while 43% report feeling guilty when they’re caring for their families because they’re not focused on their work responsibilities

Parent fear

wild child he will not sit still for 6 hours a day that’s ridiculou

differences between household contributed to their overall experience with online learning.

The next question

I had conducted a survey to see high school student’s thoughts on online learning.

When looking into the effect of online learning and students’ mental health,

According to the Center of Systems and Science and Engineering at John Hopkins University; “As of April 27th, there were a total of 111,188 confirmed cases and 6,022 deaths in New Jersey.”

Not only has online learning during a pandemic show the faults in online learning, but it showed the depreciation of students’ mental health.

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o think how has distant learning affected the lives of students and parents mentally and physically? What can we do individually to get us through this new way of life? Could the answer be that mental health is declining? Could the answer be that learning capabilities for most students hasn’t changed at all?

were forced to shut down, restaurants are closed, and I lose

I thought to myself, SCORE! A week vacation! Little did I know, that would be the last day I would have stepped foot in that school. T

you know,

as usually

The day was Friday, March 15, 2020. I was a checked-out Senior at Old Rochester Regional High School who couldn’t wait to leave high school and never look back.

How has Distant Learning Affected the Lives of Students and Parents?

Nelson, Matthew, and Elizabeth Murakami. “Special Education Students in Public High Schools During COVID-19 in the USA.” International Studies in Educational Administration (Commonwealth Council for Educational Administration & Management (CCEAM)), vol. 48, no. 3, July 2020, pp. 109–115. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&AN=146253728&site=ehost-live&scope=site. Paterson, Jim. “Amplified Anxiety: COVID-19 Is Taking a Mental Toll on Students as They Plan for College, but College Admission Counselors Say Connections Can Ease Uncertainty.” Journal of College Admission, no. 248, Summer 2020, pp. 28–32. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&AN=145511241&site=ehost-live&scope=site. Patrick, Stephen W., et al. “Well-Being of Parents and Children During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A National Survey.” American Academy of Pediatrics, American Academy of Pediatrics, 1 Oct. 2020, pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/146/4/e2020016824. Pelletier, Erin. In-Person Interview, 24 Oct. 2020.

discarded information that wasn’t suited wel

my awareness of audience

Another issue

One example of this is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Av_CsfurM7g where a person d

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On the article I found this in it says,

your mind

How to get gamers to solve real world problems.

PlatinumParagon.info “How Video Games Can Help Anxiety.” http://platinumparagon.info/gaming-helps-anxiety/#:~:text=Video%20games%20appear%20to%20be,busy%20playing%20to%20injure%20ourselves. ProjectKnow.com “The Benefit of Video Games.” https://www.projectknow.com/blog/feeling-alcohol-cravings-play-a-game-of-tetris/ bbc.com “Video Games Help Reading in Children with Dyslexia.” https://www.bbc.com/news/health-21619592#:~:text=Playing%20video%20games%20may%20help,their%20reading%20skills%2C%20research%20suggests.&text=Their%20work%20builds%20on%20ear

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Arizona.edu blog “game changer video games and real world problem solving.” https://it.arizona.edu/blog/game-changer-video-games-and-real-world-problem-solving-part-one

d revising I chose to elaborate more on some of my topics.

. The materials included in-game communications, reviews and books. All that reading may also be helping players improve their writing. About 3 in 5 (62.5%) young people who play video games also write something related to gaming

This information is the opposite of what is shown in a journalistic note/reportage made by CNN called Video games help children improve literacy, communication

“Researchers at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health published research in July that looked at meta-analyses of pre-existing studies. The team found that violent video games may increase aggressive behavior, but ‘these effects are almost always quite small.’”(

ust words, this i

Observational learning theories (e.g., social cognitive theory) argue that positive feelings, such as those derived from alleviating negative affect, can serve to reinforce behaviors that led to those positive feelings (Bandura, 1978). Thus, it is possible that when virtual violence leads to decreases in negative emotions (and subsequent increases in positive emotions), the act of using violent games to manage negativity is reinforced“ (Bonus,Peebles,Riddle)

d The influence of violent video game enjoyment on hostile attributions conducted by James Alex Bonus,  Alanna Peebles and Karyn Riddle.

how video games Influence us?. I

have you

Video games change the world and they also become a job so they are not only

One thing that makes a change in the world for good or bad is technology and with it also brought many ways to spend our time or entertain us, one of these things are video games

*Hernandez, Douglas. Zoom Interview Oct-24-2020

*Azad, Armad. “Video games unlikely to cause real-world violence experts say.” CNN website.

*Bonus, James Alex, et al. “The Influence of Violent Video Game Enjoyment on Hostile Attributions.” Computers in Human Behavior, vol. 52, Nov. 2015, pp. 472–483. EBSCOhost, doi:10.1016/j.chb.2015.05.044.

Imaginary audience is a common phenomenon that occurs within every adolescents brain and it creates this false sense of pressure that everyone is watching you.

study done by Tassia Oswald, Alice Rumbold, Sophie

problems such as anxiety and depression. These social media platforms such as Facebook cause something know as “Facebook depression” or “Facebook envy” (Guinta & John, 2018). “Facebook Depression” is defined as “depression that begins with an extreme amount of social media usage and subsequent development of the classic symptoms of depression” (Guinta & John, 2018)

Cyr, Berman, & Smith, 2015)

People scoring high in attempting identity exploration

it’s negative

look into the effects of internet use.

ace to face.

communication however are n

Technology

it’s main users adolescents.

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That's right cars are capable of up to 1200 horsepower due to air. There are two main ways your car can get this air, superchargers or turbocharger

In 1981 carbon fiber was introduced to the car scene

which allows air flow to go around the pre catalytic converter when the car is under full throttle, while still reducing emissions but allowing upwards of 300 horsepower to be brought to life.

like the Koenigsegg which has their own patented exhaust set up which gains the car upward of 300 horsepower when it's functionable

In this essay I will be answering the question of how cars are designed and engineered to be extremely fast and also comply with street legal emissions and rules.

getting you

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“Basic Inspection Information.” Mass Vehicle Check, www.mavehiclecheck.com/motorists-basicinfo. 

: direction stimulation and hedonism.

These beliefs about men and women reflect something about our cultural values on them as well.

at you

catholic setting

(Abrams et al. 2003 

e Ambivalent Sexism and Religion: Connected

of these is hostile sexism

which many also know the horrors of being born female in those countries and living there.

Patriarchy Unmasked,

The development of patriarchy is in part a product of the agricultural revolution, t

In most of them Eve is painted as the evil one for eating the apple.

The many variations of Adam and Eve stories.

Since some records show that sexism has been going on way back then

When and why did sexism originate?

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e jeunesse dorée of the information age,

What happened?” He speculates on the answer: “What if I do all my reading on the web not so much because the way I read has changed, i.e. I’m just seeking convenience, but because the way I THINK has changed?”

The next possible answer

Marshall McLuhan pointed out in the 1960s, media are not just passive channels of information. They supply the stuff of thought, but they also shape the process of thought

there brain

easily you

what can be done to stop it as the internet has become such an important part of everyday lives.

there

striping

is google making us stupid.

Carr, Nicholas. Is Google Making Us Stupid?, 2008, web.a.ebscohost.com.ezproxybrcc.helmlib.org/ehost/pdfviewer/pdfviewer?vid=1&sid=ffb4dcac-a95d-4044-8182-8ba94fc8168e%40sdc-v-sessmgr03.Badke, William. How Stupid Is Google Making Us?, 2010, web.a.ebscohost.com.ezproxybrcc.helmlib.org/ehost/pdfviewer/pdfviewer?vid=1&sid=0248c548-8a43-40f4-8225-fbdb58623747%40sessionmgr4007.Bowman, James. Is Stupid Making Us Google?, 2008, web.a.ebscohost.com.ezproxybrcc.helmlib.org/ehost/pdfviewer/pdfviewer?vid=1&sid=6f73f36c-1ad0-46cb-8f6d-3aa34c8a797e%40sdc-v-sessmgr02.Fitzgerald, Michael. “Google Makes Us Stupid.” CBS News, CBS Interactive, 14 June 2008, www.cbsnews.com/news/google-makes-us-stupid/.Asay, Matt. “Nick Carr: Is Google Making Us Stupid?” CNET, CNET, 10 June 2008, www.cnet.com/news/nick-carr-is-google-making-us-stupid/.

Lastly it could affect there ability to research without the internet.

Although the practice of using ivory for art may be deemed immoral, the history it holds within it is more valued today than the prestige it used to have.

appreciating sadness versus happiness

Overall, the participants concluded that the artworks that were sad in nature were more unique and valued more.

Pricing Aesthetics: How Cognitive Perception Affects Bidding for Artworks” by

Several researches have attempted to identify the leading cause of what determines a

Fangyuan Chai, et al. “Pricing Aesthetics: How Cognitive Perception Affects Bidding for Artworks.” Social Behavior & Personality: An International Journal, vol. 44, no. 4, May 2016, pp. 541–554. EBSCOhost, Web. 24 Oct. 2020 Harold, James. “On Judging the Moral Value of Narrative Artworks.” Journal of Aesthetics & Art Criticism, vol. 64, no. 2, Spring 2006, pp. 259–270. EBSCOhost. Web. 24 Oct. 2020

hedonic analysis

ideologies

, how does a metal sculpture of a rabbit fetch upwards of $91.9 million (Gaby Del Valle), yet a multiple bedroom mansion with hundreds of acres of land, who some may argue is more “valuable”, sells for less?

also took my partner’s critiques into consideration, such as shortening some of my sentences, and incorporated them into my writing.

my knowledge on the structure and genre of research papers.

to an audience that is interested in artwor

“Coronavirus is continuing its spread across the world, with more than 38 million confirmed cases in 189 countries and more than one million deaths.” There are around 7.8 billion people in this world and around 38 million

who you

We all just have to pray that the coronavirus can’t get any worse than what it already is.

physical twitches?

new weds

Carter claims that “love is a complex phenomenon, encompassing sex, friendship, intimacy, and commitment. Not only does it have a survival value for the individual as well as the species, it also adds greatly to quality of life” (Carter 1).

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added different paragraphs,

An inquiry based paper is a new structure for me.

“However, social comparison

Whether this is about their life, their body, their wealth or many many other things.

Bivariate analyses

It affects around 40 million people or 18.1% of the population of the age 18 and older. Although Anxiety affects many people, it is treatable. However, most people do not get it treated. Only 36.9% of people with anxiety receive treatment. In a study, 915 people aged 18-25

study was conducted to find how many twitter users are depressed

In 17 countries, 5% of people reported to have at least one major depressive episode. Untreated depression syptoms could lead to suicide as well as drug or alcohol addiction. About 90% of people who commit suicide were depressed

“Depression is a major public health concern in the U.S. and globally” (Yazdavar et al. 2020)

This leads to the question: how does social media affect our mental health? 

can make you

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Facts & Statistics.” Anxiety and Depression Association of America, ADAA, adaa.org/about-adaa/press-room/facts-statistics. 

Rozgonjuk, Dmitri, et al. “Fear of Missing Out (FoMO) and Social Media’s Impact on Daily-Life and Productivity at Work: Do WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat Use Disorders Mediate That Association?” Addictive Behaviors, vol. 110, 2020, p. 106487., doi:10.1016/j.addbeh.2020.106487.  Shensa, Ariel, et al. “Social Media Use and Depression and Anxiety Symptoms: A Cluster Analysis.” American Journal of Health Behavior, vol. 42, no. 2, 2018, pp. 116–128., doi:10.5993/ajhb.42.2.11. 

I might have put in that wasn’t really needed or didn’t fit well in the essay.

I interviewed Derek Catabia,

to avoid these health problems that go along with isolation, it is important to keep the elderly involved in social situations to simulate their social life.

mild social isolation, especially in older adults, have shown through studies are linked

“social isolation can be defined in terms of people’s social network structure, reflective of the objective state of a lack of social relationships. In contrast, loneliness is typically defined as a subjective phenomenon that reflects the perception that emotionally intimate needs, or social needs are not being met” (Menec, Newall, Mackenzie, Shooshtari, Nowicki

I believe that preexisting mental illness will worsen these effects in both instances.

how does the experience of social distancing from the pandemic differ from complete social isolation? More specifically, how does different amounts of social isolation effect people psychologically?

Citations:

going from mild to major

to someone who would be interested in the topi

People need to take more consideration

The puppy continued to endure an electric shock by crossing the grid just to be with their person. Now imagine the puppy grows up and the owner doesn’t want an older dog. The puppy that endured pain and would continue to just to be with their owner is now being thrown into a system that cannot guarantee a promising future. It is unfair that people can choose what to do with a life that isn’t very capable of living without a normal routine. Animals don’t get to choose how their life will go; it is decided by people that need to weigh their options before investing themselves into another being’s life. Most pets don’t have a long life span compared to people, so we need to try and make the most out of their lives. 

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only thing that puts thousands of animals in strenuous situations though

 so you

According to PETA, Chimpanzees were very popular in testing diseases such as HIV, cancer, malaria, and many more. On top of these diseases were unhealthy habitats, the primates were caged alone and deprived of freedom.

Karla Meolle

how do animals differ from humans

is animal testing, people d

Do animals experience trauma from abandonment? Do animals even have emotions?

Admin. “Which Animals Are Used.” American Anti-Vivisection Society, aavs.org/animals-science/animals-used/.

says,

This assignment reminded me a lot of previous research papers I’ve done in high school. I had to do many research papers in high school on topics that I have chosen so I am familiar with this format. The only difference is that this is not argumentative. I went back and had to edit a lot of wording. I’m not really sure if this essay turned out the way I wanted it to if I’m being completely honest but I did a lot of research and worked hard. I think I was going to broad into the topic and I should’ve narrowed it down more

just normal voluntary roles in sports help the children’s mind develop “…number of operational roles has a significant positive effect on well-being” (Wicker)

Katelyn Ohashi as an example as why sports at the younger ages are very damaging, “…speaking of tough love, Katelyn Ohashi is a perfect example of this. You may have all seen her floor routine. It has had over 150 million views. And the consensus is, her performance is pure joy. However, when Katelyn came to UCLA, she was broken in body, mind and spirit. She had grown up in a stereotypical, very high-level athletic world, and she was damaged. So when Katelyn came to UCLA her freshman year, she found her inner rebel quite well, to the point where she was no longer able to do gymnastics at the level she was recruited.” (Field)

Another thing I looked into a

doesn’t impact the youth as much.”

This topic has even been in my early childhood playing sports so I decided to  interview my dad

When children make mistakes, our job should be not to spin those losses into decorated victories. Instead, Our job is to help kids overcome setbacks over time is more important than a particular win or loss, and to help them graciously congratulate the child who succeeded when they failed. To do that, we need to refuse all the meaningless plastic and tin destined for landfills.” (

when you

I analyze it the more

(skybound

I would first like to first start off a quote from the website GoSkybound.com and the article Unhealthy and Healthy Competition

he real question could be asked is American society

I believe that participation trophies and the competitiveness of America should be settled down alot and that we should just enjoy the sports for what they allow for us as a country.

One being just stop giving trophies to kids and only give them to the people who “win”

opposite solutions to this solution

Is the idea of participation trophies taxing on people’s mental health? What is the reason people in America are always so competitive?

Taylor, Glenn. “Unhealthy and Healthy Competition – What’s the Difference?” Skybound Coaching & Training, 26 Sept. 2020, goskybound.com/unhealthy-and-healthy-competition/.  Field, Valorie Kondos. “Why Winning Doesn’t Always Equal Success.” TED, www.ted.com/talks/valorie_kondos_field_why_winning_doesn_t_always_equal_success/up-next.  Merryman, Ashley. “Losing is Good for You.” New York Times (1923-Current file), Sep 25     2013, p. 1. ProQuest. Web. 1 Nov. 2020

l of my partner’s comments seriously

(final)

Though I think some precautions do have to be taken to limit feelings of depression, anxiety, and loneliness. I would recommend anybody who’s feeling any of the three to reach out to friends and family.

“Effects of social media on mental health” By The International Journal of Indian Psychology;

social media is causing teen anxiety and depression rates to rise rapidly

The obvious solution to continue mental health care within a pandemic is to provide mental health care at a ‘warm’ distance by video-conferencing psychotherapy and internet interventions. A systematic review showed that videoconferencing psychotherapy shows promising results for anxiety and mood disorders, and the evidence-base for therapist-guided internet interventions is even stronger . (“Coronavirus, The ‘black swan’ for mental health care” US National library of Medicine).

“Using group conferences as a central communication space provides a means of enabling the groups to socially construct knowledge. Stacey(1999) found that small collaborative groups, when committed to regular online interaction, could learn extremely effectively at a distance. The Students’ process of learning was achieved through collaborative behaviours, from their sharing the diverse perspectives of the other group members, to being able to seek feedback and clarify ideas through the group’s communication, either electronic or through other forms of communication stimulated by the electronic group communication.” (Online interaction impacts on learning, Gail Wilson 2004). T

In a journal article by Gail Wilson titled “Online interaction impacts on learning”, it

For example, in person teaching

This research essay will delve into the question of if online interaction has a positive or negative effect on a person’s physical and mental health in a time where physical, in person communication is limited.

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Getting outdoors and getting regular exercise is a great way to starve off the feelings that isolation brings.

you

However there are so many ways these girls and anyone for that matter can be affected. It’s a tragedy that not only do these people have to live with the trauma and psychological aspects but are more prone to developing eating disorders, smoking, using substances such as drugs and alcohol that can seriously strain and damage their heart and lungs as well. 

ll of which are taken very seriously, there’s no disregarding one of the other

Which brings me onto a more sensitive topic, abuse.

Most cases of mental illness are due to chemical imbalance on the brain

Dr. Emily Deans

to let me interview her about her condition and how it has affected her daily life both before and after treatment. 

    Statistics show that an estimated 18.1% of people in the United States alone suffer from a mental illness, that’s 43.6 million but why? Why do these people suffer?  Wel

Statistics show that an estimated 18.1% of people

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Betancourt, Theresa Stichick, and Kashif Tanveer Khan. “The Mental Health of Children Affected by Armed Conflict: Protective Processes and Pathways to Resilience.” International Review of Psychiatry (Abingdon, England), U.S. National Library of Medicine, June 2008, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2613765/.

One of the common difficulties said to come with the disorder is inconsistent sleepin

Her

(Sonuga-Barke).

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The interview that I will be sharing is with a 21-year old male college student who is originally from Peru but has been living in Barcelona for a few years. What is ADHD like? Please describe your main symptoms. Have your symptoms changed since childhood vs. adulthood? When I was an adolescent, my main symptoms were low concentration capacity and hyperactivity (I could not sit for a long time). I was always bored and doing too many things at the same time. I was very impulsive as well and I had problems with my family and friends because I meddled in their activities and conversations. Now I am 21 years old and I notice I have less hyperactivity and I can control more my impulsivity. On the other hand, my concentration is still bad and I need external help in order to improve it (pharmacology). When were you diagnosed with ADHD? By whom? How did you feel about getting the diagnosis? When I was 11 years old, I had very many academic difficulties and the school Psychologist noticed some ADHD symptoms in me. So, she sent me to a specialized psychology center and I was diagnosed with ADHD. This was in Perú, my country, but here in Spain I repeated some tests and I was diagnosed again and the psychologist confirmed the diagnosis. At that time, I felt like the most weird kid in my class because I had to spend  some hours with the School psychologist and do some separate activities from the other children. My classmates asked me all the time where I was going and this bothered me. How does ADHD influence your life? When I was kid it was more difficult because I wanted to be like the other kids and be treated like a “normal” kid at school. I am competitive and I wanted to achieve the same goals as the other kids. Regarding the friendships, it depends because there are times I want to be with friends and there are times I prefer to be alone. Some friends have been angry with me because I didn’t pay attention to them for a long time. What is the worst thing about having ADHD? The worst thing about having ADHD is that people have a lot of prejudices about it and have a lot of incorrect thoughts about what it means. Some people told me that I will become a drug addict because I was taking pills for ADHD, they always think I don’t need the pharmacology. People usually treat me like a lazy person but I am not lazy, I just have low concentration capacity. Sometimes, I believe that I won’t be able to achieve my objectives, I feel like I am not good for anything, and this is the saddest part about ADHD for me. Source of interview: Palacio, Judit. “ADHD Awareness Month: Interview with a Participant.” Mind the Gap Blog, 10 Oct. 2018, mind-the-gap.live/2018/10/09/adhd-awareness-month-interview-participant/.

In the following survey I interviewed a parent of two, ages 14 and 15, in his mid-thirties.

Analyzing,  video-games which encourage the player to take on a route deemed as criminal in any real-life society as is the case of the notorious  Sleeping Dogs or the Mafia saga, or highly competitive games such as the ultimate GTA V, Fortnite or League of Legends, and any games to do with grouping peoples into certain types of teams, for example, nationality and sports, those last ones all promote negative influences and negative communities, which in turn means that video games should be handled with common sense, respect and care