Outline and Evaluate one explanations of sleep disorders Narcolepsy is caused by disruption of sleep wake cycle, where sufferers fall asleep randomly, often whilst engaging in some kind of activity. It is a long-term neurological condition that disrupts normal sleeping patterns which affects 1 in 2000 individuals. The two main symptoms are excessive daytime sleepiness and episodes of cataplexy which is loss of muscular control which often happens when laughing. Other symptoms include sleep paralysis and hallucinations, both experienced when falling asleep and waking up, and disturbed night-time sleep. Narcolepsy usually begins in adolescence and the type of severity of symptoms vary from person to person and may either worsen or improve with time.
He says, It took me quite a while to get to sleep- I wasn’t even tired- but finally I did. (104) Holden had a quarrel with Maurice that night about a prostitute and how Holden didn’t pay her enough money. Holden feels sorry for the woman because when she got there he didn’t feel like having sex with her, especially because before she showed up he wasn’t even sure he wanted to give up his virginity at all. Holden is indecisive about all the things he should have his mind made up on, which partly explains why he has such a problem sleeping. If Holden could simply clear his mind for once, he would be able to get a good
If the abuse is particularly serious and they feel there no way out of it they may deal with it in more drastic ways like trying to take their own life. It may result in serious anxiety and depression which is going to stay with them for the rest of their lives. Major Long-Term Medical Symptoms of Physical Abuse may be insomnia. Insomnia is when someone has difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep. Insomnia is a common problem for people that suffer or have suffered from physical abuse.
Having trouble sleeping is a symptom of depression, which leads to insomnia. Her chronic lumbar pain and shortness of breath can be linked to insomnia as well. Lack of activity could interfere with sleep, as the individual is more likely to take a daily nap, which can interfere with sleep at night (Mayo Clinic, 2014). Suzette mentioned that she has not been able to attend the gym because of financial reasons and she is occupied with work and errands at home. She also mentioned that she falls asleep while watching TV.
| 5 | | 5 | Importance of taking preventive measure before, during and after sex. | 6-9 | | 6 | The affect of taking preventive measures on the mood and behaviour of a person. | 9 | | 7 | Short note in the general belief of- variety in sexual partners, having sex on a regular basis, the concept of one night stands. | 10 | | 8 | Questionnaire | 11 | | 9 | Samples | 12-17 | | 10 | Analysis | 18-22 | | Introduction Impact of Sexual Intercourse on Human Behaviour * How Sexual Deprivation/Bad Sex affects the behaviour of a person. Wall Street Journal: New Science Confirms How Sexual Deprivation Drives Men to Drink * Posted on March 15, 2012 by Brent Lambert The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday on a new scientific discovery which confirms that sexual deprivation and sexual frustration drive males to drink.
Kristina and her boyfriend finally get an apartment together and the also move in Kristina’s son, against her mother’s wishes. Things are very tense in the tiny apartment due to a shortage of meth and the lack of income and it finally peaks one night when Kristina and Trey are especially irritable and it ends in a physical confrontation and Kristina calls her mother to take the baby back home with
People need to be educated about the pain that can be caused by overzealous therapists. In June 1991 our then 30-yearold daughter began seeing a therapist for depression following her divorce. After seeing her for less than a month, this man analyzed her dreams and told her that the depression was from repressed memories of sexual abuse. Since then, she has broken all contact with us. Her siblings, however, do not believe the accusations.
As I began searching for articles it was my goal to research the correlation of sleep disturbances in children and anxiety. Although I did find some articles pertaining to children’s nightmares and a possible ling to anxiety, however most articles were totally different. According to a study by Smedje, Broman, and Hetta (2002), the course and psychological correlates of disturbed sleep during middle childhood were investigated using parent’s responses to questionnaires. The test explored difficulties falling asleep, bedtime resistance, snoring, night-waking, and bed wetting. The conclusion was that, during middle-childhood, difficulties falling asleep, night-waking, snoring,
Anxiety is made up of two components; Trait anxiety and State anxiety. Each with its own distinguished aspects (Speilberger, 1989; Beiling, Antony, and Swinson, 1998). State anxiety is defined as the apprehension or tension one is experiencing in the present moment as opposed to it being a more permanent personality trait (Gadberry, 2011). Complaints about sleep quality are common in society with Buysse, Reynolds, Monk, Berman and Kupfer (1988) estimating the figure to be between 15-35% of adults. The main problems reported being frequent sleep quality disturbances; difficulty falling asleep and difficulty falling asleep.
These two sleep disorders are the topics I am going to cover, and what causes each. Stress and anxiety are two main causes for multiple sleep disorders, but they are also the effect. Stress can negatively impact a person emotionally, physically, and behaviorally, and can create tension, anxiety, and problems with sleep. Having too much to do, with what seems to be too little of time, such as, trying to balance school, work, relationships, and hobbies, can cause an excessive amount of stress. Not knowing how to balance and manage time is an issue many people face.