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Fist Stick Knife Gun: A Personal History of Violence Psychology Book Report/Review
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The author explains that fighting was a routine affair in ghetto communities and boys were trained to fight and commit violent acts at the young age of 4 years. Success was recognized and those who did not want to fight were humiliated and they were at the receiving end from the stronger boys.
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Proposed Causes and Treatments Associated With Anorexia Nervosa Psychology Essay
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The options for treatment are supposed to be discussed with the patient at length so that he or she can be able to make choices that are informed and considering the ambivalence that is contained in this disorder, efforts and engagements that are directed at motivational enhancement may be supportive in maximizing adherence to treatment (Gremillion, 2003).
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Substance Abuse in Sports Psychology Coursework
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Substance abuse refers to the use of a substance for other purposes other than the intended one. Substance abuse in sport has been a common occurrence mostly by sportspeople. There has been an argument worldwide to ban the use of drugs in sports since the performance-enhancing they offer to sportspeople is contrary to the virtues of sports. 
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Consistency of the Client-Centered Approach of Dr Rogers Psychology Personal Statement
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Client Centered Approach developed by Dr. Rogers, is a non-directive approach theory. It states that it is the responsibility of the clients to improve their lives, hence, the therapist is not responsible in this case.  The clients have the potential of deciding for themselves about what the problem is as well as the resolution to the problem.   
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Fundamental Concepts of Human Interaction from the Perspective of Social Psychology Psychology Coursework
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Cognitive dissonance is a situation involving conflicting beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors that makes an individual feel uncomfortable in that situation. This feeling of discomfort then forces an individual to restructure and change their attitudes towards an object, a situation, or a person, to reduce the discomfort and restore balance.  
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Qualitative Systematic: Motivation and Emotion in Anorexia Nervosa Psychology Literature review
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Anorexia nervosa is a debilitating illness reportedly has a lifetime prevalence of 1.9%, a relatively poor prognosis, and a high mortality rate in all psychiatric illnesses (Hatch et al, 2010). A growing consensus shows improved characterization of social and cognitive impairments in anorexia nervosa that overlaps with Autistic disorders.
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Psychology: Organization of Thoughts Psychology Research Paper
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It is without a doubt that younger children’s thinking and thoughts are a little bit slower as compared to adults due to the cognitive development schema (Piaget and Cook, 1952). As people grow up, the capacity to process information is heightened- making people think sequentially and faster; hence organized and detailed thoughts.
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Facilitation in Recognizing Pairs of Words: Evidence of a Dependence Between Retrieval Operations Psychology Article
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Retrieval of information from a long term memory resembled the retrieval of information from a magnetic disk. The association effect appears to be more limited to semantic decisions and same-different judgments hence, providing means for the study of relations temporarily contagious (Meyer & Schvaneveldt, 1971). 
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Stress Management and Mental Health Psychology Annotated Bibliography
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It is very important to note that this movie provides a diverse set of information on the subject of trauma. With Will as a key actor who was earlier wounded in a Combat in Iraq, the movie plays a huge role in understanding the characteristics of non-civilian trauma. These include the existence of shocking moments in the life of a soldier
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Diagnostic of Vicarious Trauma Psychology Admission/Application Essay
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Client traumas commonly encountered in clinical field comprise childhood sexual abuse; physical assault; domestic violence and natural disasters. Sexual harassment is mostly presented clients trauma with estimates indicating that 1 in 10 men and 1 in 6 will encounter sexual abuse in their childhood, 1 in 4 women are victims of sexual assault. 
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Key Aspects of Children Emotions Expressions Psychology Article
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For instance, when a child is upset, it will relate its emotions by drawing symbols and pictures depicting annoyance, for example, a toddler crying, or a storm. Primarily, children between the ages 0f 2-5, 408, and 5-10 respond differently to scenarios and stimuli with respect to free labeling (Brechet, Baldy, & Picard, 2009).
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Human Elaboration through the Lifespan Psychology Assignment
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The upbringing that results in a single child in a family leads to the development of lasting impacts on the child. The main benefit of being brought up as the only child is that the child will end up having all the attention from the parents. The parents will have a sense of possession and they tend to provide the child with all.
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Why Should Psychologists Be Interested in Poststructuralism and Postmodernism Psychology Literature review
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The poststructuralist theory has notable roots within continental psychology and philosophy. The theoretical dissertation in turn undertakes an exploration of the traditions in continental philosophy through the study of hermeneutics and structuralism, phenomenology and humanism as well as the psychic image representations.
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Society Rebels: The Origins of a Serial Killers Twisted Mind Psychology Coursework
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Man’s monstrous, aberrant, and/or criminal behavior has and continues to elicit intrigues and turns. Indeed, serial murder, like many such behaviors believably abnormal has had its fair share, with scholarly literature now almost awash with borderline scientific explanations, which by clinical standards, are greatly limited inaccuracy that extends far beyond clinical therapy.
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The Effectiveness of Punishment in Improving Desistance Psychology Coursework
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Research about improving desistance in criminals analyzes various practices and policies related to crime. Encouraging long term abstinence from crime for at least a period of two years in offenders with the help of criminal justice policies, social networks and the help of the criminal’s family members is suggested as the ultimate solution in improving desistance.
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Labeling Theory in Criminology Psychology Thesis
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Criminology is a discipline that studies the reason people engage in criminal behavior and the reason they act in specific circumstances. By gaining knowledge of the reason individuals perpetrate crimes, one can formulate strategies to regulate criminal activities or reeducate and rehabilitate the offenders.
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Womens Rights in India Psychology Essay
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Living in the midst of traditionally defined norms, women feel trapped among a plethora of social issues such as marital violence, property status, rape, workplace harassment, and so on. Beyond being mere issues of women’s rights, these issues are important in understanding women and their position as society members and individuals.
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Our Brain and Language Learning Psychology Essay
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The process of learning foreign languages is always long and difficult. The dominating hemisphere plays its own role, but it is possible to state that this role is not very essential. First of all, most people have left-hemisphere dominating, secondly, all the recommendations stated above are rather relational.
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Intelligence Testing of Ethnic Minority Children Psychology Essay
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The relationship between a person’s race and their intelligence has been debated for a long time now.  There are many psychologists that have contributed allot towards the understanding of the difference in the performance of individuals in IQ tests, in relation to their races. One of such psychologists is George I. Sanchez. 
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Categories of Domestic Violence Psychology Essay
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Various cases have been reported for judgments before courts of law concerning domestic assaults and injuries between wives and husbands. Different people and organizations have come up with different typologies to help in categorizing such offences based on the manner in which they are undertaken and the circumstances surrounding their undertakings.
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The Contribution of Neuroimaging to Understanding of Failures in Long Term Memory Psychology Coursework
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The major cause of long-term memory loss is dementia, which has no cure. The numerous neuroimaging techniques give a better view of the disease’s progression in the brain. Due to this knowledge in a few years, there could be a cure for the disorder. Neuroimaging is the key to understanding cognitive psychology. The latter will create a deeper grasp of brain cognitive functions. 
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Mental Health in Modern Psychology Psychology Report
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The mechanisms in which media uses mental health in describing the violent occurrences only cause the stigmas and discrimination around people with mental illness. The community is normally influenced by the psychiatric language and the mass media in new literature having negative effects on the entire attitudes based on the individual having a mental illness. 
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Aims and Methods of Trait Theory Psychology Essay
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The psychological research of individual differences since time immemorial has its roots in psychometric, clinical, and experimental traditions. Personal construct theory (PCT) is based on a phenomenological perspective while the trait theory relies on experimental approaches in explaining individual differences.
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Psychology: Growth and Development Psychology Case Study
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Physiological development of the female minor may be negatively impacted by stigmatization by her peer. She has already failed a grade which puts her in a tight position should be she confirmed to be pregnant. Stigmatization may result to her suffering from depression and other mentally –related conditions.
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Main Characteristics of Mental Retardation Psychology Coursework
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A person will not act according to his or her age, for instance, one can be 12 years of age but unable to describe his or her name or even answer simple questions like, what is their father’s name. Intellectual disability is the word commonly used in order to avoid the stigma that comes with the outdated word mental retardation. 
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The Contributors of High Number of Suicide Psychology Term Paper
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Nature and reason that attribute to this matter will lay the basis of the discussion. Various factors have been attributed to these. The paper will focus majorly on these causes and the impact of each effect. A comparison will be done on how inmate suicides have been over the years. There has been a call among stakeholders.
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Physiological Principles for Health and Social Care Psychology Essay
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According to the paper, the cardiovascular system’s function is transport of fluid. The major organ is the heart. It is made up of four chambers that include two atria and two ventricles. The right and left side are separated by the septum. Inside it are several valves, the atrioventricular valves that consist of the tricuspid and bicuspid valves.
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Time Management Psychology Report
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Control over time is the key aspect in ensuring time is managed. The human mind is flexible and performs task in according to what is at hand. Macan (1994)relates the stress at work to be associated with mismanagement of time. A proper schedule and plan require an individual to plan between his times.
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Effects of Caffeine on the Memory of Words List Psychology Report
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The alternative hypothesis indicates that a relationship exists between two things. In this experiment, the alternative hypothesis was, “there will be a statistically significant difference between the numbers of words recalled from the list after drinking caffeinated coffee when compared after drinking decaffeinated coffee.
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Men Raised with Sisters Have Lower Rates of Domestic Violence Assault Arrests Psychology Research Paper
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However, it is seen that despite such efforts to institute soundness in relations between women and men in the society, the menace increasingly disturbs social rest. It is in such efforts that this study intends to evaluate whether the presence of sisters during a man's childhood reduces the likelihood of committing domestic violence? 
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Small Group Communication Journals Psychology Personal Statement
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They like to hang out together since there are many things in common amongst them while differences and diversifications are also apparent within them. They hail from different regions of the world which makes up for a very interesting mix since diversity seems to be the buzzword for this small group in essence.
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Effects of Bullying and Peer Aggression on Mental Health Psychology Coursework
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Most of the research revolved around the impact of verbal abuse, social ostracizing, and physical threats. A lot of progress has been made including the impact of victimization of the mental state of the victim. Research has also established that victimization at a young age leads to poor psychological adjustment as adults.
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Near-Death Experience Psychology Essay
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The concept of near-death experiences has come around in frequent reports these days. It can happen anywhere and in normal daily surroundings that we see around us. And to understand why these experiences happen, most psychologists and neurosciences experts have been bringing together their studies of patients from different corners of the world.
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Classifying, Explaining and Treating Mental Illness Psychology Essay
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The guidelines for classifying and describing groups of mental disorders have been discovered. This is to allow one to demonstrate options instead of using hypothesized assumptions for short-lived and severe psychotic disorders. Schizospheriform, for instance, cannot be used in classifying disorders. 
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Aspect of Child Development Psychology Case Study
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In an argument, by Sharman, Cross & Vennis a child shows its first development signs after one month. At this age, the development stage can be easily measured and determined. The same argument is shared by Harding who points out that the growth of a child is only measurable after one month from birth.
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Godels Paradox Psychology Coursework
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The author states that Godel is to the opinion that his statement is right and at the same time cannot be proven true or false because it would lead to a contradiction for both reasons. He acknowledged the whole arithmetic story can be encoded in the arithmetic itself. His two theorems of incompleteness show mathematical logic.
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Criminal Conduct and Social Theories Psychology Essay
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Crime is any action or omission that is offensive in nature and may lead to prosecution by the state and is punishable by law. Crime may be considered a form of anomic behavior. It is also considered a conscious reaction to social conditions, mental stress, the law breakdown or social disorder, and the classification of certain behavior as deviant.
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Things That May Contribute to Memory Loss Psychology Essay
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Beecher Scoville remove a part of his brain that included the hippocampus, the amygdala, and some cortices. The amygdala and the hippocampus structures belong to the medial temporal lobe most essential in critical declarative as well as memory. The operation was successful because during then seizures were reduced. It led to a critical condition whereby HM faced dense memory loss.
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Effects of Violent Video Games on Adolescent Behavior Psychology Essay
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An act of violence contains the use of rough physical force, with an aim to destroy. Violent computer games, therefore, contain inbuilt fictitious amusement actions with these characteristics (Anderson & Bushman, 2001). According to Ferguson & Kilburn (2009), watching this kind of games has a huge effect on the human mind.
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Emotional Intelligence and its Role in Human Service Organizations Psychology Report
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Nowadays, the concept and application of emotional intelligence seem to be everywhere. Executives, life-style gurus and educators are now seen to all be agreeing with the notion that the one thing that people requires the most in today’s modern world is emotional awareness, street smart and heightened sensitivity.
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Can Psychological Assessments Predict Desistence From Offending Psychology Research Paper
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This paper provides an investigation on whether psychological assessments that help in identifying resilient personality traits can predict desistance from offending. This investigation is based on the standpoint that the presence of a single protective factor could generate a significant influence on the course of adolescent offending. 
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Criminal Law of England & Wales The Psychological Theory Psychology Research Paper
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This law is complementary to the civil law of England and Wales. The criminal acts are considered as it is committed against a whole community. The state has the responsibility to bring justice to the victim and penalize the convict based on the available proofs and evidences. The criminal laws deal differently with different types of crimes.
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How Our Beliefs Relate to Self and Mental Health Psychology Essay
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Beliefs are opinions that people rely on and which guide them in their day to day activities as well as decision making. Belief systems are techniques or approaches set which guide individuals and which make people in that system come together as well as work together in the aim of achieving set objectives or in fulfilling moral rules.
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The Adoption of the English Language Psychology Research Paper
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The paper delves into the discussion of the relationship between the age of immigration, exposure to language, and years of education in the development of the acquisition of English as a second language. Before any stage in the growth of a human being, it is important to note that there are several; factors that occur.
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Language Development: Advantages of Bilingualism Psychology Term Paper
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The strong evidence for the favorable impact of bilingualism on cognitive development in children is an indication that this issue should be taken in a more crucial manner. Not only are bilingual students more likely to develop better, faster, and earlier, they are also likely to sustain these benefits in much later years of their lives.
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Psychological Analysis of the Movie Breakfast Club Psychology Movie Review
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The realistic conflict theory has portrayed the conflicts that exist between people from different classes. People do not interact with people they consider totally opposite of themselves or social classes. According to the social norms of people, it is absurd for a princess to talk the criminal or druggie, a brain conversing with a jock.
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Analysis of Personality Theories: Erik Erikson Psychology Coursework
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Behavioral Theories hold that personality is an outcome of the interface between the person and their surroundings (Engler, 2013). Unlike Freud and Erikson who base their theories of personality on internal factors, behaviorists study tangible and quantifiable behaviors, which the latter two theories fall short of explaining.
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How Is Psychology a Part of Your Law Enforcement Career Choice Psychology Personal Statement
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Healthy psychology of an employee is important not only because this optimizes his/her tendency to positively connect and relate to the peers, colleagues, and work environment in general, but is also the fundamental predictor of the positive ways in which the employee connects to the clients and consumers, and builds a positive image of the organization in the society.
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Speech Perception Psychology Essay
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On receipt of the acoustic speech signal, the individual relies on their acquired knowledge on linguistics and their ability to deduce the intended message from the speech, skills which one the individual relies on their acquired knowledge on linguistics and their ability to deduce the intended message from the speech, skills which one develops from infancy.
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Teenage Depression in Film Today: Examining Girl Interrupted and the Virgin Suicides Psychology Research Paper
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Bad moods and irregular melancholy are not the only symptoms of teen depression.  This problem is so extensive that it affects all aspects of the life of a teenager and has the potential of destroying their lives entirely by taking them on a path of drug abuse, self-loathing, violence and ultimately suicide (Wolff, 5).
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