If you tend to get stressed out frequently—as many of us do in today’s demanding world—your body may be in a heightened state of stress most of the time. And that can lead to serious health problems. Chronic stress disrupts nearly every system in your body. It can suppress your immune system, upset your digestive and reproductive systems, increase the risk of heart attack and stroke, and speed up the aging process. It can even rewire the brain, leaving you more vulnerable to anxiety, depression, and other mental health problems (Robinson L par.10)”

“It can suppress your immune system, upset your digestive and reproductive systems, increase the risk of heart attack and stroke, and speed up the aging process. It can even rewire the brain, leaving you more vulnerable to anxiety, depression, and other mental health problems (Robinson L par.6)”.

Which then causes danger to the body that can lead to serious health problems.

Chronic stress is dangerous to the human body.

There are differences between stress and chronic stress.

your body’s

“The physical pressure, pull, or other force exerted on one thing by another; strain, the action on a body of any system of balanced forces whereby strain of deformation results (Anderson par.2)”.

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Andersen-Parrado, Patricia. “An understanding of stress and its causes + homeopathy can spell relief.” Better Nutrition, Oct. 1997, p. 18. Health & Wellness Resource Center, http://link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/A19846973/HWRC?u=mlin_s_bristcc&sid=HWRC&xid=3818d0cf. Accessed 14 Oct. 2018.

The purpose is reaching out to your audience and getting the point across that you intended in the first place.

he International Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease states that, “Our results support consideration of music’s potential role as a nonpharmacological, noninvasive, and modifiable health behavior protective against dementia and cognitive impairment.”

in Psychology Today,

when asked “What advantages do you feel you have as a musician?

In an additional Youtube video I found it shared how music can help patients with Alzheimer’s or dementia retain information better. They patients tend to retain the information better with music because it sparks emotion which can help them retain information better. It also takes them back to remember previous memories which can help them think more rationally.

Ted Talk, I found on Youtube the video states that when people listen to music “it’s like fireworks going off.”

he next question that can be asked is, how do our actions in relation to music actually make us smarter?

Therefore,

better cognitive and auditory performance even at old age than those who are not musicians.

Through there

a studied

The department of General Psychology from the University of Padova in Italy, have

usic programs provide kids with a sense of belonging and it enables them to formulate a desire and goal. It also provides  them something to look forward to in school.

s much trouble as the other students.

The data showed that not only did students who participated in the music programs have higher grade point averages but they also had a higher graduation rate

you mor

They wanted

t effects diseases and illnesses such as Alzheimer’s and dementia.

Seeming how I have played music for close to a decade,

t is said that people who play instruments and are able to read music are more academically capable, and overall, more successful.

Sources 

“Auditory and Cognitive Performance in Elderly Musicians and Nonmusicians.” Bristol Community College, 29 Nov. 2017, www.bristolcc.edu:2054/ehost/detail/detail?vid=2&sid=0e61c0f9-60b5-4026-9f4d-bbbc5204f344%40sdc-v-sessmgr02&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWhvc3QtbGl2ZQ%3D%3D#AN=126464042&db=aph. “A Behavioral Study on Tonal Working Memory in Musicians and Non-Musicians.” Bristol Community College, 8 Feb. 2018, www.bristolcc.edu:2054/ehost/detail/detail?vid=2&sid=2b12fe01-2c3f-4209-a834-6ce52116f985%40sdc-v-sessmgr03&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWhvc3QtbGl2ZQ%3D%3D#AN=131037736&db=aph. “Learning a Second Language: Can Music Aptitude or Music Training Have a Role?” Bristol Community College, May 2018, www.bristolcc.edu:2054/ehost/detail/detail?vid=4&sid=ae815f31-8150-4146-8960-1acb5e152b9d%40sdc-v-sessmgr06&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWhvc3QtbGl2ZQ%3D%3D#AN=129754116&db=aph.

Frye, Jim.

examine the site, author, and the place it is published.

It really challenged me to dive much deeper into my research.

“I do think there is a downside to sending children to daycare, some kids

their are

I started with asking “Do you think daycare benefits children?” S

They sometimes even believe their parents are not going to come back for them (Solomon).

(Weisner

In daycare, toddlers and preschoolers learn through repeating the same skills everyday. They develop fine motor skills by coloring, painting, and using scissors

(Pungello)

toddlers mind

Safety is an important thing when it comes to caring for a child, but a parent also wants their child to learn while attending daycare everyday.

When researching the question “Do children benefit from attending daycare?”

if you

Smith, David. “The Benefits Of Socialization For Children In Daycare”. Horizoneducationcenters.Org, 2016, https://www.horizoneducationcenters.org/blog/bid/350933/the-benefits-of-socialization-for-children-in-daycare-settings. Accessed 14 Oct 2018. Weisner, Tom. “What Is The Most Important Influence On Child Development | Tom Weisner | Tedxucla”. Youtube, 2016, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIZ8PkLMMUo&t=274s. Accessed 14 Oct 2018 West’s Encyclopedia of American Law. Ed. Shirelle Phelps and Jeffrey Lehman. Vol. 2. 2nd ed. Detroit: Gale, 2005. p348-351. Accessed 14 Oct 2018.

Do you feel that my essay sounds biased? I tried to keep my opinions to myself and just provide information from my research rather than from my own experiences. I am curious if you think I have met my goal.

but once we sat down it was as if it was a regular conversation, rather than an interview.

Parker compares the amount of money people spend on college tuitions to things they could buy. The things they could buy are vacations, cars, publishing a book, acres of land, houses, boats, shares, diamond ring, trip around the world, and a Canadian Island (Parker). This article is another example to how expensive college is. Sajay Samuel talks about making a solution to high college costs. His idea is to create an income-Based Tuition. “There are three advantages, three benefits to Income-Based Tuition” (Samuel). His three benefits are that any user can figure how much money they will make from a college and major, college administrators would be forced to manage cost better, and most importantly Americans would be free from fear of financial ruin.

For my media resources I used “19 This You Could Buy Instead of a College Education”, by Lara Parker and “How College Loans Exploits Students for Profit”, by Sajay Samuel.  Th

For my interview I decided to question a college student.

if you

“This leaves college financially out of reach for many Americans, puts a large financial burden on those that do attend, and leaves many students with high levels of debt.” (Heinrich).

go to their school, they

Wanting the best comes at a cost

Today more occupations require advance education. Therefore, people attending colleges is at an all-time high. The states can’t keep up. “Between 2008 and 2017, all but a handful of states cut higher education funding, and overall state funding for higher education fell 16 percent”. (Bromley)

The lack of sate funding leads to higher tuition.

The cost of college in America is way more than anywhere else in the world. College prices at both public and private schools have been soaring.

Why is college so expensive in America?

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There’s many

He did get to choose marketing he wasn’t forced into a specific major.

Im

which rose his draft stock

Do they regret this at all, about 5 percent do.

his article on the “Influence of Climate on the Academic and Athletic Success of Student-Athletes” explains the (SACS) Student-At

e appearance of educating athletes than actually giving them a true education, the goal is to win in college regardless of the reality.

you hav

Kevin Trahan from SBNation has an article about athletes and if their degrees actually mean anything

Colleges such as Penn State and Indiana have a graduation rate of 84 percent in their collegiate athletes. Then look at one of the biggest Division 1 schools Ohio State, their graduation rate for athletes is only 69 percent. If you narrow it down to just football the graduation rate over all 3 divisions is 75 percent the lowest in all NCAA sports.

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has exposes

ccording to a survey conducted by the Royal Society for Public Health, “YouTube tops the table as the most positive, with Instagram and Snap-chat coming out as the most detrimental to young people’s mental health and well-being”.

The negative affect proven to have our mental health are:

has influence and change

n article written by (Gwenn Schurgin) stated “22% of teenager long on their favorite social media more than 10 times a days and more than half of adolescent long onto a social media site more than once a day “ and “seventy-five % of teenager now own cell phone and 25% uses them for social media 54% use them for instant texting”.

When it comes to social, many thinks

Also, the different aspects of social media in society. How’s too much social media is affecting our mind physiological.

weather

As In 21th century

Inconclusion, I believe the invention of weren’t meant to be harmful.

Social media is?

Sources

The same concept goes for the manager of your workplace. Would you ever give your boss an attitude? The answer is no, because you value your job and wouldn’t want to lose it even if you were having a bad day.

president

The prisoners were subconsciously taught to accept the punishment because it was happening from people of higher authority.

they chose

I interviewed the same friend for this essay,

but nothing happened because of the fear my friend had.

headlines and the social position of African Americans have lead the police officers to become in fear of them which leads to excessive force.

I also don’t think officers are all racist, I just believe t

all people who are African American are capable of committing the same crimes as others in the past.

of Society

the Police

you constantly

We have seen countless videos of police using excessive force to restrain one person or a group of people.

people of authority

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I kept an open mind

Major Assignment#2 First and second draft

Treatments for helping with your phobias are very important when they are very extreme. The basic treatments speaking to a professional about it, like a psychologist

Nordqvist).

The three types of phobias are specific phobia, agoraphobia, and social phobia (Nordqvist). Specific phobia is specifically a phobia that intensely triggers your brain. Agoraphobia is when you are scared that if you were in a situation where you would need to leave, that you would be stuck and die. Like being high in the air or being in an elevator. Social phobia is having social anxiety, when you feel like everyone is judging you and staring at you when you are at social gatherings (Nordqvist).

Your brain

“A phobia is an intense, irrational fear of a specific event or object that causes distress or impairment in the person’s life.” (P

Another reason that some people are terrified of being scared, are the people

Happening in our brains is the releasing

Fear is “…a chain

Professor Botelho has graduated from Umass Dartmouth in 1994 with a master’s degree in Clinical Psychology and has spent the last 15 years teaching psychology at Bristol Community College.

The signs are our “…digestion slows and this is why we get dry mouth or butterflies in the belly; our bronchi in our lungs relax in order to increase air to our lungs; our pupils dilate in order to allow better vision; our heart rate increase in order to increase the amount of oxygen sent to the arms and legs…” (Professor Botelho)

You are paying to be scared, but you know you are in a safe zone, so you experience the fear you would get if you were in a fearful situation, without being in that position.

Although you think, why would I want to experience fear?

you can

do we really understand what it is.

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herefore, I believe that these sites a worth a try. If they are able to help people in other countries and better communi

I then asked Mr. Rutledge

I asked Mr. Rutledge his thought on the sites themselves

on Injection sites

growing epidemic in the U.S.

SIS’s allow recreational drug use in a sterile environment, this goes against many laws of the U.S. that prevent recreational use of illegal drugs.

makes you

An article from CBC News states that recently, Canada has added three new injection sites to the state. The article also mentions that, ‘supervised injection sites save life’s without increasing drug use or crime in the surrounding area

n a journal written by Thomas Kerr, Sanjana Mitra, Mary Clare and Ryan McNeil they

The article also mentions, “Studies have shown that recovering addicts using the safe injection centers felt more physically and psychologically safe, as opposed to those injecting in the street…they cited the [reduced] risk of arrest whenever they were caught using in the street”.

“Amethyst Recovery Center

However, there are many other sources who argue the pros to these injection sites

argues valid cons

Should nurses accompany users who arrive at the sites to take lethal quantities of fentanyl, with naloxone inhalers ready at hand to revive them? How many overdoses will addicts be permitted per day? How many additional police officers will be detailed to the neighborhood around the legal injection site to deal with drug sales, or with drug robberies of eager addicts heading to the sites to use?”.

An article from “City Journal”

if there is even a slight possibility that these injection sites could help keep communities cleaner by reducing the number of needles on the streets and reduce the amount of overdose deaths, then it is worth a try.

It is now very well-known that drug usage is becoming an out of control epidemic.

you may wonder

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Post Write

Love not only can affect the mind but it also can affect physical body as well .

who they love

Other hormones such as vasopressin, serotonin, and dopamine all play a part in love that we don’t even recognize or even feel.

In the limbic system it contains many components for the equation of love. The hippocampus contains all of the experiences of feelings and associations

According to some scientist love is not a feeling or an emotion but a chemical reaction.

some scientist

In the world today everything has a scientific side to it. Instead of beliefs and examining experiments, scientists have another way to prove what love is.

Psychologist have

intesity

brai make

Aristotle also defined love as, “a composition of a single soul into two bodies.”

Unsafes Love, p.444

I believe love has three different perspectives – psychological, biological, and sociological. While examining these three views on love the concept of it will become more identifiable on what it is.

what is love.

Nethcev

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Sound in advertisement works in a similar way to color. When working with sound in advertising, sound effects are often used, and, more commonly, music. Short jingles or snippets of a catchy song, be it a popular song that can be heard on the radio or a song written specifically for the advertisement, help consumers remember the product.

The color purple, for example, is often associated with royalty, extravagance, and beauty.

Another extremely important aspect of advertising is perception.

life-threating

” How does Advertising Work?

These aspects include things like motivation, perception, emotion, and more.

s advancements in science and psychology will tell you, it’s not nearly enough, and this essay will explain why that is.

your attention

Back in the 1970’s, it was estimated that, on average, we were exposed to roughly 500 advertisements per day.

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primary and secondary sources for my research.

animal sentience research is often accused of being mammal-centric. This is primarily due to the similarity of physiology and neurology in humans and other mammals, and the relative ease of drawing conclusions from argument-by-analogy” (

36% of dogs experienced a decreased appetite following the loss of a canine companion. Approximately 11% refused to eat at all. Many dogs slept more than usual while some suffered insomnia. Some dogs changed the area of the house where they slept. About 63% exhibited changes in vocal patterns, with some vocalizing more while others were quieter than they were prior to their loss of a companion. Surviving dogs were often more affectionate with their owners and became clingy.VCA (Lynn Buzhardt)

dogs emotional

mals as diverse as elephants, chimpanzees, dolphins, house cats, rabbits, dogs, and birds.” (King 2013).

HAG

bond you form

Scientist that

Studies have shown that captive and wild whales do not have the same likelihood of survival.  The researchers concluded that only 27 percent of captive killer whales live until they’re 15. While in the wild the percentage is about 80 (Susan Cosier). This is a huge difference. The way these whales are treated in captivity can emotionally affect them so harmfully that it drives the whales to death at such a young age. Especially those animals who are detached from their families or companion. Which leads to the topic of animals mourning their loved ones.

These animals in captivity can’t just escape because they do not have the ability to. Similarly, dogs being mistreated or being abused cannot just leave the owners house or fight back because they are not physically able to. This is where the power struggle becomes evident between animals and humans and provides a bit of an explanation to why some humans may feel they can take advantage of these creatures such as  putting orca whales into places like Seaworld or leaving a dog stranded.

Who knows, physically if they were as strong and could understand human emotions like we do, they may treat us as badly as we have treated them

us humans

This connects to the limbic system, which is highly reactive in Orca whales. The limbic system contains three key elements; emotions, arousal, and memories. For whales particularly, they are very “emotional” and expressive about the way they think and their memory is impeccable.

Katina being the mother and Kalina the baby.

conscious

My bio teacher from freshman year was the one who showed me the movie Blackfish.

The environment of Seaworld affected their mental and physical health and drove some of the orcas, like tilikum, to the extreme of death.

Trainers would hear him “screaming” and trying to communicate with his family that was no longer there.

The movie publicizing the horrors of bringing animals, specifically orca whales, into captivity

In 2013 a movie called Blackfish was released

I think it is important for people to realize that animals can possibly feel emotions

am intrigued by animal captivity

Do animals have consciousness?

Proctor, Helen S., Gemma Carder, and Amelia R. Cornish. “Searching for Animal Sentience: A Systematic Review of the Scientific Literature.” Animals : an Open Access Journal from MDPI 3.3 (2013): 882–906. PMC. Web. 15 Oct. 2018.

King, B. J. (2013). How animals grieve. University of Chicago Press, Web. 1 Nov. 2018.

transitioning my paragraphs better and creating a better flow between them. There are certain parts of my writing that I feel I jump straight from one topic to another and it confuses readers so I went back and tried to fix that and make it more clear. T

separating my long paragraphs and making my thoughts more organized. T

Video games can also cause seizures to people who have epilepsy when a video game like Super Mario Maker has bright flashy colors most people with epilepsy shouldn’t play that game or they will most likely have a seizure so its best if people with epilepsy stay away from those types of games and stick to less flashy games like Minecraft: Story Mode (”Seizures” par. 2)

Video games can also be useful learning tools by using certain learning games in school it will mostly help kids in preschool, or kindergarten so they can learn how to spell in an early age.

With certain games it won’t be a good idea to play while upset o

I play video games all the time and I made some good friends while doing so and my friend and I are planning a day to meet each other he is great, I have already had such a great 4 years with him. He is one of the friends that make my happy when I am down, we always play games on PC together.

With the way people are video games are a helpful tool for people but with certain people video games tend to make them violent.

kids tend to get violent when they play games young

I think

you

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In addition to brain differences, people who end up being convicted of crimes often show behavioral differences compared with the rest of the population. Some may say criminals have a lack of emotion and when they commit a crime that is because they lack remorse and guilt.

“In one recent study, scientists examined 21 people with antisocial personality disorder – a condition that characterizes many convicted criminals. Those with the disorder “typically have no regard for right and wrong. They may often violate the law and the rights of others,”according to the Mayo Clinic.

Your brain