Papers 1311-1320 of total 9943 found.
…. There was the princess, the jock, the brain, the rebel, and the outcast. The main message in the movie is that despite all our outer differences, we are all going through the same type of problems. Even more, the theme is that we have to accept the differences because…
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…of factors that lead up to depression, and they vary from person to person. In most cases, the cause seems to be an imbalance of certain body chemicals in the brain, but there are other aspects that can lead up to the onset of depression. Upbringing plays a big…
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…drinking is constantly killing her brain cells and her personality. It is not right for anyone to use alcohol or drugs to let out a personality that we feel more comfortable with. We should be sure of ourselves and shouldn't feel the need to constantly drink so…
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…thousand of known carcinogenic agents that are inhaled directly into the lungs. The human body cannot function without the brain, and the brain cannot function without oxygen. By flowing through the lungs, blood can exchange used oxygen and pick up fresh…
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Category: /Literature/Novels
…of the manual labor. There are few people live there, that are called by the name of “Spacers”. These robots have two laws of robotics that are programmed into their positronic brains. The First Law of Robotics is that a robot may not knowingly harm a human being…
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…it helps stimulate the brain. In many child development studies, research has shown very positive effects on the child's brain by just listening to classical music. The research has demonstrated that auditory stimulation (listening to classical music…
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…. Possibly in its brain there was no sharp consciousness of a condition of very cold such as was in the man’s brain. But the brute had its instinct. (102) The man should have known that Mother Nature had already implanted the knowledge of the wilderness…
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…the womb, our minds are in the most pliable, impressionable, and receptive state they will ever be in. At the neural level this is apparent in the fact that we are all born with massively wired brains that contain many more links than any one individual…
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…conditions affect brain development. Another possibility is that autism is the result of a diet lacking some vitamins, minerals, and amino acids. Both of these hypotheses can contribute to neurological abnormalities. The affected areas of the brain include…
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…. They consist of psychological, genetic, hereditary, or environmental. Psychological depression can be a result of a death of a family member. This is also known as mourning. Serotonin and norepinephrine, a chemical produced in the brain, is not produced…
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