Mental Health

Mental retardation can be caused a condition that impairs development of the brain before birth, or during birth or even in childhood years. Not only that i think it makes you behave bad as well. Don't ask where i got it from. The main three causes of mental retardation are, Down syndrome, fetal alcohol syndrome and fragile X. These are contagious. If you want more just go to Ask.com or Google.com.

Mentally challenged individuals can perform a wide variety of tasks according to their abilities. Many are fully capable of learning complex skills, just as other workers would. Depending on the nature of their disability, employment may be coordinated with self care, group domiciles, or assisted living.

Talc is not magnetic because it is a non-metallic mineral composed mostly of hydrated magnesium silicate. It does not exhibit magnetic properties as it lacks the necessary elements to interact with magnetic fields.

Sandeepa Dhar is the girl in santoor ad who shows her gymnastic moves in order to reach office early.

Identity (2003)

People may roll in their sleep as a natural response to finding a more comfortable position, to relieve pressure on certain areas of the body, or due to subconscious movements during different stages of sleep. This movement helps prevent lying in one position for an extended period, which can cause discomfort or numbness.

Nicotine leaves the body primarily through urine, with a small amount also eliminated through sweat, saliva, and breast milk. The liver metabolizes nicotine into cotinine, which is then excreted in the urine.

Rohypnol is a prescription drug used to treat insomnia but is also known as a date rape drug due to its sedative properties. In many countries, Rohypnol is a controlled substance and requires a prescription from a licensed healthcare provider. It is illegal to buy or possess Rohypnol without a prescription.

Specialized transduction is a type of bacterial gene transfer where specific genes are transferred from one bacterial cell to another via a temperate bacteriophage. Unlike generalized transduction, which can transfer any bacterial gene, specialized transduction only transfers specific genes located near the prophage integration site in the bacterial chromosome.

Tar Heel is a nickname of the state and inhabitants of North Carolina and of the University of North Carolina athletic teams and students. It's not certain where the name comes from, but most believe that tar, pitch and turpentine created from the pine forests of North Carolina were one of its most important exports early on. Tar comes from burning pine logs until hot oil seeped out.

Tranquilizers can be made from both plant-based and synthetic sources. Some tranquilizers, like Valerian root and passionflower, are derived from plants and are used for their soothing effects. Other tranquilizers are manufactured synthetically in a laboratory setting.

The electrical activity in the brain, through neuron firing patterns, plays a role in transmitting signals that influence our thoughts, behaviors, and emotions. Chemicals such as neurotransmitters control the communication between neurons, impacting mood regulation, memory formation, and decision-making processes. Together, these components create neural pathways that shape our cognitive and emotional experiences.

These are pretty much the same idea, however preconscious is the only accepted word to describe unsupressed information that exists just below our consciousness. Subconscious is and was used to refer to the same thing, but different people where able to define "sub" in different ways, "before", "under", "less than", "below", so "pre" was used instead because its definition is more precise and unique, "before" consciousness.

Laugh is a verb that typically refers to the act of making sounds with your voice and mouth to express amusement or joy. It can also be used as a noun to refer to the sound itself.

Motivation is a complex and multi-faceted concept that can be influenced by various factors.

It's essential to recognize that motivation is a dynamic and individualized aspect of human behavior, and different people may be influenced by different combinations of these factors. Additionally, these factors can interact with one another, shaping a person's overall motivational outlook.

I have a Youtube Channel with 4 different Motivational Goals for Youth.

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These are the Titles:

1-Musketeer Motivation.

2-Old Man Motivation.

3-Youth Motivation.

4-Princess Motivation.

Transduction occurs in the retina of the eye. The retina contains specialized cells called photoreceptors (rods and cones) that convert light signals into electrical signals, which are then transmitted to the brain via the optic nerve for visual processing.

No, Alice Cooper did not have a multiple personality disorder. The persona he created on stage was a character he portrayed as part of his performance as a rock musician, separate from his real-life persona as Vincent Furnier.

When something like a hot object touches your hand, your receptors send impulses down the sensory neurone which then takes the impulses to the relay neurone (co-ordinator) which then sends the impulses to the motor neurone which goes in the opposite direction to an effector organ. This then reflexes your hand away from the hot object.

I assume you mean an "no" reason. I wouldn't think too much about. He probably likes you and just showed it by laughing at you. Or, he's the kind of guy that bursts out laughing about something that happened yesterday. I'm like that but, I'm a girl.

Depends on where in the US, and what part of summer. The farther north you go, the more daylight hours (during summer and spring only - the opposite is true in fall and winter). Also, the number of daylight hours is at a maximum at the summer solstice, which is the beginning of summer, and declines throughout the summer and fall. Alaska is part of the US, and the northern part of Alaska is within the Arctic Circle. For some period of time around the beginning of summer, this part of Alaska has 24 hours of sunlight every day. On the other hand, Hawaii is also part of the US, but is so close to the equator that the maximum number of daylight hours is only slightly more than the yearly average of 12. You're going to have to be more specific, as far as date and location, if you want an answer to this question.

When nicotine acts, it causes adrenaline to be released into your body. Adrenalin works in the "fight or flight" system of the body, a.k.a. the sympathetic nervous system. If you've every run after a cab then you know what the "fight or flight" system does. Your heart beats faster; your blood vessels constrict. Nicotine is a vasoconstrictor, and that's why your cold fingers feel even colder when you smoke that necessary cigarette in mid-January. The blood supply to the skin is decreased, drawing heat away from the skin. Adrenaline also tells your body to drop lots of glucose in your blood, a life of hyperglycemia, and tells insulin to "Stop! Don't take that glucose out of the blood!". With plenty of glucose in the blood, the body thinks its not hungry, hence cigarettes as appetite suppressors. In addition to all of this excitement, in the long run, nicotine increases the amount of low-density lipoproteins, LDL, commonly known as "bad" lipoproteins, which increases the risk of heart attacks and strokes.

If that's all that nicotine did to our bodies then we could all just run around to get the physical feeling of adrenaline pumping through our bodies, but nicotine has a field day in the brain. The acetylcholine receptors mentioned previously are located in a pathway in the brain known as the "reward center". This is the same place that is stimulated when we eat, when we drink, when we have sex. Cocaine works on the same pathway. When nicotine stimulates the neurons in the reward center, the neurons release dopamine. Dopamine reinforces activities that are essential for survival, like eating, sleeping, and now smoking, not that smoking is essential for survival, but dopamine makes us feel that way. Cigarettes are positively reinforced by our brain! That's why quitting is so hard.

Release of acetylcholine also causes neurons in other parts of the brain to release glutamate, which is involved in developing memories. One theory says that new memories are created about cigarettes as you smoke them, thereby hardwiring the little suckers and the euphoric feeling they create into your brain.

Emotions are a complex interplay of biological, psychological, and environmental factors. They are influenced by brain activity, hormone levels, past experiences, and current situations. Emotions serve as signals that help us respond to and navigate the world around us.

Because they don't understand it. It is a complex issue, surrounded on all sides by ignorant people with imaginary axes to grind, and a wonderful way to distract people from the real problems we face.

Mental illness and disorder are often used interchangeably to refer to conditions that affect a person's thinking, feeling, mood, and behavior. However, "mental illness" is a broad term encompassing a range of conditions, while "disorder" tends to imply a specific set of symptoms or problems that disrupt daily functioning.