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The Concept of Motivation Psychology Literature review
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Secondly, for the successful achievement of a goal, these actions should be accurately planed and directed. Finally, motivation should be strong enough not to give up on the halfway but achieve the stated
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Implicit Application Test Methodology at Examining Age Stereotyping in Students Psychology Lab Report
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There is also an effect realized at the stimulus sets where there are only labels of categories in the test. Where there is two or more stimulus at a category there is a less effect on the robustness. The pragmatics dictates the number of stimuli be used in a category where the ideal number per category is four where two is sufficient. 
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How to Reduce the Overall Level of Stress Psychology Essay
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The cursory level of understanding concerning the efficacy of training reveals the fact that it can only be accomplished during certain limited time frames. However, the degree and extent to which stress is exhibited within the life of the first responder are not limited to a short or specific period of time.
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Effects of Abstract and Concrete Total Recall on Undergraduate Students Psychology Research Paper
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Allan Paivio’s dual coding theory indicates that it is easy to recall concrete words as compared to abstract words due to the imagery that accompanies concrete words. The theory states that concrete words evoke mental images that increase the ability of the participants to recall. The results of this study support this theory.
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Facts Related to the Relationships of Siblings in Light of Authentic Theories Psychology Coursework
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The studies and questioning based on a common but important topic such as this one are of great importance and gives no spaces for the doubts that the theorists and researchers shared their thoughts and opinions over it. The critique is made over the topics, issues, and solutions presented within the theories that are mentioned in this paper. 
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Comparison of Evidence Supporting or Refuting Stage Theories of Development: Piaget and Vygotsky Psychology Coursework
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Among the empirical studies in the field of cognitive development, there is a Doll House Study performed by Freund (1990) that was aimed at comparing and evaluating the results of the application of two learning approaches offered by Piaget and Vygotsky (discovery learning and guided learning respectively).
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Traumatic Brain Injury Psychology Essay
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In general, TBD is a disorder that can be presented in various ways. The common factor is trauma, which can be caused by an external force, direct impact, explosion wave, etc. Seriousness and the damage's characteristics are stipulated by the strength and the direction of the impact period of traumatizing forces.
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Is Aggression Innate oLearned Psychology Coursework
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There is a major overlap between all these approaches; however, their differences must not be ignored in deducing hasty conclusions. The conflict of nature versus nurture is a never-ending one, though it offers a great deal of information. It will be wrong if one sides by one of the approaches that explain aggression. 
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Domestic or Intimate Partner Violence Psychology Coursework
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Domestic or intimate violence is a vice that continues to pervade society in numerous forms. However, in most reported incidents, the women and children suffer the most because of domestic or intimate partner violence. This is contributed by the culture that subjects women to submissiveness regardless of the violence inflicted on them by the abuser
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Understanding and Influencing Others through Motivation Psychology Term Paper
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When recruiting new members, the human resource manager should give both the negative and the positive side of that job. Downplaying the negative factors affects the members in the future thus compromising their performance. They must ensure that they give precise and honest information to all members to gain their trust expectations.
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Applications for Experimental Aesthetics Psychology Literature review
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According to experimental aesthetics, people use the attributes of stimuli to determine the meaning of artworks and intermediate stimulation or arousal will lead to the highest levels of happiness. Accordingly, individuals try to avoid high levels or lower levels of stimulation since they increase the uncertainty and lead to negative situations such as anxiety and fear. 
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Personal Reflections for DUI Psychology Essay
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Imagine one hanging out with friends after a long busy week. One is just enjoying themselves with talks, games, and some drinks. One enjoys themselves for several hours after realizing that it is a bit late for them to get home. They understand that one has been there for some hours taking drinks, but none of them show any sign of being drunk.
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Aggressive Behavior in Human Beings Psychology Essay
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So, what is the genesis of aggressive behavior in human beings? This paper explores the biological basis of Aggression and determines the extent to which Aggression in human beings can achieve control through natural means.
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Different Types of Personality Disorder Psychology Coursework
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Communication plays a significant role in treating the negative impacts of personality disorders. It helps an individual to communicate with others and share his or her inner desires and ideas to a significant extent. Sharing of ideas leads to enhancement of the self-confidence and self-esteem of the personality disordered individual and improves their performance and productivity among others.
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Psychology into Adulthood Psychology Assignment
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One of the major theories that depict adolescence as a period of storm and stress is the psychosexual theory that is developed by Freud. This theoretical framework identifies the final stage of psychosexual growth, as the genital phase. During this stage, a child passes through a series of impulses that makes a disruption between the id and the ego 
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Dispositional vs Psychodynamic Psychology Essay
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Personality is a representation of distinctions and attributes that make up and influence human thought and behavior. But it is such a complicated topic that a simple definition does not justify its richness therefore researchers and psychologists have developed parameters and explanations to give an accurate understanding of these distinctions within a personality.
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The Psychology of Problem Psychology Essay
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Due to the Constructivism principles of teaching and learning the student/learner becomes an active participant of the educational process, while the teacher acts as guide and supervisor who provides students with only “optimum”, “minimum” instructions, allowing the latter to make their own “open-ended discoveries.
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Conflict between Nature and Nurture Psychology Case Study
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There are limitations in every theory, some of them are based on its rigidness, and the others may be due to socio-cultural variance. For instance, Abraham Maslow’s theory of motivation is very rigid, as it strictly allocates the stages where a person requires a particular thing. Further, the hierarchy of needs provides only a theoretical frame, whereas in real life cases may vary.
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Processing Fluency Theory Psychology Essay
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The theory has both strengths and weaknesses which must be addressed to establish how it can be used to define beauty and how it is perceived. Patterns and objects which are familiar to a person are easy to process and therefore processing their beauty and aesthetic value is easier since the brain has already internalized the patterns of the object.
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Processing Fluency Theory Psychology Essay
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The aesthetic value of an object is in the person who is regarding it. This theory then fails to fully define what beauty is and what causes it. It may define how some people generally perceive beauty, but not what beauty really is. As a result, it fails to be an all-inclusive theory that fully defines what beauty is.
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Why do Individuals Become Terrorists Psychology Coursework
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Incidences such as September/11 attacks in New York and Washington by Al-Qaeda, July/2009 in Nigeria by Boko Haram, multiple suicide bombs in Iraq and Arab countries, and current mass killings by all-Shabaab in East Africa have called for governments to tighten their security and formulate terrorism prevention strategies.
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Difficulties in Relationships between People Psychology Research Proposal
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The identification of the main problem is revealed through the accomplishment of different assignments. The first chapter of the paper includes ten different topics, which are presented in the form of a thesis, providing general information. The importance of each item is reflected in the subsequent chapters of the paper.
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Approaches to Working: Person-Centered and Existential Emotions Psychology Term Paper
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In my understanding, both approaches signify the definite progress of psychotherapy. The focus was shifted from working with the subconscious and revealing hidden motives for acknowledging the common human nature of distresses. The idea that appeals to me is that the patient is no longer the one to be urgently fixed.
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Theories of Sexual Offending Psychology Case Study
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The training program that the Training Head focuses on implementing would be done only when she has a thorough understanding on different theories that is associated with sexual offending. The theories would comprise of different factors that are essential to set up training program related to this particular topic
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Hallucination after Extensive Gaming Experiences Psychology Literature review
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Through a survey of 1200 people in online forums researchers, Angela B. Ortiz de Gortan and Mark D. Griffiths discovered that it was not unusual for gamers to continue to have hallucinatory perceptions. The news report is based on a study done by the two researchers as they examine the psychology of gaming in terms of how it affected the brain concerning perceptions.
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Effects of Reminiscence Therapy and Activities for Elderly People With Dementia Psychology Coursework
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Reminiscence therapy is an inexpensive and beneficial technique of aiding elderly dementia patients in successful aging and happy living. It appears to offer a sense of overall life satisfaction and coping skills as well as improving depressive symptoms, psychological symptoms and well-being, ego-integrity, meaning/ purpose in life and preparation for death.
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Cognitive Psychology Psychology Essay
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The process of encoding enables one to receive information coming from the outside world through the senses for the perceived stimuli. Therefore, the first stage involves changing of information to subject the memory to the process of encoding. The second stage that is memory storage entails maintaining information for a certain period
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Dispositional, Biological and Evolutionary Theories Psychology Article
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They indicate what the person experienced in the past and what can be expected in the future (Funder, 1995). The debate about personality differences has been ongoing in personality psychology since the theories proposed by Freud, Jung, Kelly, Rogers, Maslow, Adler, etc. Dispositional vs biological personality is the same debate as nature versus nurture.
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Effect of Video Game Violence on Physiological Desensitization to Real-Life Violence Psychology Literature review
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Violence is part of reality, albeit an unpleasant one. Sometimes the violence manifested in arts and media is highlighted not in with the intention of encouraging violence but trying to warn against it. It is entirely unfounded, unfair, and inaccurate to arbitrarily conjoin the desensitization to violence to a propensity for committing violence together.
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Developing an Intervention Psychotherapy Programme for the Needs of Iranian Immigrants in UK Psychology Dissertation
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I come from Iran and have been conducting research on the Middle Eastern culture for over 26 years. During my last 15 years of work as a psychotherapist, I have dealt with heterosexual clients, as well as a large population of immigrant gay and lesbian couples, and talk about them on my weekly TV and Radio program.
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Applied Final Project: Scrapbook Psychology Literature review
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The author relies on the use of conceptual frameworks to dissect the events and characters in children’s fairytales as her research method. The application of Freudian and Neo-Freudian concepts to fairy tales provides that most children’s fairytales are directed to the female gender as a means of ensuring conformist behavior.
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Neurodevelopmental and Neurocognitive Disorder; Autism and Alzheimers Psychology Essay
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Neurocognitive and neurodevelopmental are the two broad categories of brain-damaging illnesses. The impairment of brain growth or the central nervous system causes neurodevelopmental disorders. In common terms, it is the limited brain function that impacts learning and other developmental areas of the brain. Autism is one of the basic developmental disorders.
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Research for Psychology Psychology Report
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For psychology, researches are critical processes, whose results aid in extending psychological theories to give additional insights to further the work, to obtain a scientific value of reliable information and knowledge that demonstrates adequacy, accuracy and consistency, and develop critics of past work or reject it.
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The Problem and Main Aspects of Hoarding Psychology Coursework
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People with hoarding disorder face considerable difficulty in abandoning items due to their intrinsic value, perceived future usefulness, and strong emotional attachment with the item (Metcalf, n.pag.). Distress upon the possibility of losing an item is an indicator of possible hoarding disorder, which sets the criterion for undergoing diagnosis. 
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The Key Concepts of Qualitative Research Approach to Understand Perception of Individual to Particular Experience Psychology Coursework
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The main objective of this research is to identify if the change in the circumstances or personal goals affects friendship. IPA has been used to determine the case of the participant “Trevor Jefferson” that has been interpreted using the theoretical underpinning of Phenomenology and Hermeneutics to decode the perceptions of the participants.
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False Autobiographical Memory in Children Psychology Coursework
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In younger children, the various aspects of memory continue to evolve with the passage of time, growth and development. A variety of factors play a role in shaping the faculty of memory in children. The effect of these factors may be beneficial or detrimental to memory. The development of false autobiographical memory in children may be attributed to a number of factors.
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The Personality Puzzle by David C. Funder Psychology Personal Statement
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As a psychology student, I have learned several aspects relating to human beings that have made me change my view on personality traits. In studying The Personality Puzzle by David C. Funder, I learned several theories, constructs, and research findings of human personality that were well described in the book.
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Prevalence of Alcoholism Among the Young People Psychology Coursework
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The extent of alcohol consumption-related harms experienced by young adults has become a significant concern, with both alcohol use and related harms tending to reach a lifetime peak in the early twenties. Adolescents and young adults’ excessive consumption of alcohol remains bounded by space, time, and social situation.
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Student Development Psychology Term Paper
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The students shall not only learn academics but also how to live in society by handling problems amicably whenever they arise. Moreover, when an individual understands himself, he can help other people in understanding themselves by enhancing self-management, emotional intelligence and developing supportive relationships.
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Violent Video Games and Learned Helplessness Psychology Assignment
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Environment and heredity influences are the two most important factors determining the development of the child, but it is difficult to say which of them is more important in this case (Mackinnon, 492). This problem is both purely scientific, and social because the future of society depends on its resolution. 
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Developmental Research on Dyslexia and its Incorporation in Mainstream Education Practices Psychology Essay
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Based on the research conducted by the British Psychological Society in the year 1999, ‘dyslexia’ is explained as a cognitive disorder, which is associated with speech and reading. This particular disorder is found to be quite common amid children. Apparently noted, there exist various types of dyslexia including ‘auditory’, ‘trauma’, ‘visual’, and ‘primary’ dyslexia.
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The Present Concept of Beauty Psychology Case Study
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What makes one beautiful however is debatable because the standards vary and are distorted to serve a certain purpose. At present beauty, is presented not just for the aesthetic purpose that would be pleasing to the senses but rather to stir discontent on the general public about how they should look, sound and move.
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Integrating Holistic Model in Hypnotherapy Practice Psychology Literature review
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The Humanistic model emerged during the early 20th Century. This is a model that provides individuals with the chance or opportunity to explore creativity, personal growth as well as self-development. This is aimed to give them a deeper understanding of who they are, how and what they feel as well as the opportunities that they can exploit for self-growth.
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Theories of Learning Psychology Assignment
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First of all let us see what does the Behavioral Theory says. The two most famous names attached with this theory are B.F Skinner and John Watson. Both these psychologists are American. John Watson’s contribution spanned in the years 1920 to 1930. Skinner had his time in the 1950s and 1960s. This theory presents the following features described in the following.
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Drug Abuse and the Domino of Deviant Behaviour Psychology Coursework
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One of the breaking news of the famous newspaper last month, such a headline, in detail, reported about the arrest of a pack of 50 gang members allegedly accused of criminal practices like robberies, murders, and etc. It was not an easy quest though, as the successful pursuit of those gangsters needed the involvement of more or less 1,300 law enforcement officers.
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The Efficiency of Arizonas Policies on English Learners Psychology Research Proposal
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It will focus on approximately 600 K8 students whose ELL population predominantly consists of Spanish native speakers. The participating institutions will be two title 1 schools from Phoenix, Arizona. In the study, the performance data for these ELL students in the Arizona English Language Learner Proficiency Assessment (AZELLA) test will be analysed.
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The Contrast between the Case of the Blind Painter and to See and Not to See Psychology Book Report/Review
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The story is paradoxical and ironic although one could be hopeful. The book is more of a collection of odd stories that the author himself encountered that were worth articulating in textual form. The seven cases present a curious range of human experiences with seven diverse backgrounds yet having some similar themes – vision.
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Social Interaction Psychology Assignment
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According to Banaji and Greenwald, stereotypes remind strong associations that are rooted deep into consciousness. In the experiment described  by the scientists people had to assess the characteristics of being either good or bad if they were accompanied by typical “white” and “black” name.
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Personal Psychology Issues Psychology Report
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All activity performed by a person in this case is literally aimed at the satisfaction of these primary needs – food, sleep, shelter, air, sex, water, security, and safety. These are the basic needs. As they are satisfied, a person moves one level up starting to seek love. This means that the satisfaction of higher needs depends on the satisfaction of lower ones.
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Sleeping Disorder Psychology Literature review
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Sleeping disorder is a form of medical disorder affecting mental, physical as well as emotional functioning. It is associated with inappropriate sleeping patterns as for instance, failure to falling or continuing with the sleep, feeling of sleepiness at inappropriate times, excessive sleep period, projection of abnormal behaviour during periods of sleep and many more.
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