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∙ 13y agoPeople who travel to foreign lands and spend extended periods of time there, are likely to engage in the process of acculturation.
Yes. Palpitations are not uncommon in sleep deprived people, even in the short term. Sleep is one of the most important thing a human being does, even if they don't outwardly achieve anything with it. Sleep deprivation is bad!
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Yes, it is possible for some people to hold their breath for 2 minutes or longer with practice and training. However, holding your breath for extended periods of time can be dangerous and should be done with caution.
If something wears you out, then it makes you tired. For example, running a marathon would wear most people out. Listening to people talk for extended periods of time wears me out.
Sleep deprivation can cause people to lose their sense of coordination and blurred vision.
As was, and still is, the situation in which husbands are absent for extended periods of time, can cause personal difficulties at home (family). This has been true for all absences, whether they be for military reasons, extended civilian business trips, extended medical reasons, or extended pleasure vacations...absences for too LONG of periods can cause a possible "break" down of the marriage. These same effects applied to returning Vietnam War servicemen too.
long term effects include infertility and cancer in some herbicides and inhaling the fumes for extended periods may cause a lung infection
it is relative poverty and deprivation as they are able to afford basic needs
On average, most people can hold their breath for about 30 seconds to 1 minute on land. However, trained individuals like free divers or athletes can hold their breath for much longer durations, sometimes up to several minutes. Holding your breath for extended periods can be dangerous and should be done with caution.
Flooding causes widespread displacement of people and organisms living in the area. Properties are often flooded for extended periods causing the degradation of infrastructure and loss of homes and businesses.
Yes, many people live away from home and family for extended periods of time for various reasons such as work, school, or travel. It can be a challenging experience, but with proper planning and support, it is definitely possible to live away from home for six months or longer.