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Early intervention reduces violence
tumblon
by tumblon  11-15-2008   
 A study from Duke University published in Child Development Journal points to the early roots of teen violence and finds that early intervention with parents and children can prevent serious violent behavior in adolescence.
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Two doctors in Saudi Arabia want to change cultural attitudes to female genital mutilation
balthazarus
by balthazarus  11-14-2008    3
 In Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia and Mali, for example, more than 80% of women have undergone FGM. Typically, the procedure is carried out by a Daya (an elderly female birth attendant) when a baby girl is a few days old, but it can be done at any time during childhood, adolescence, before marriage or during a first pregnancy. The scope of the operation – which is often carried out in non-sterile conditions using household implements – can vary considerably from removing the clitoris to cutting away all of the woman's external genitalia before stitching the wound back together leaving only a tiny hole for menstruation and urination." yes it still exists.
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Interesting Facts On Bipolar Disorder
fewstingscorpio
by fewstingscorpio  11-13-2008   
 http://psychcentral.com/disorders/bipolarfacts.htm
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Feet
jgisme11
by jgisme11  11-11-2008   
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Learn the facts on non-herbal natural breast enhancement, enlargement pills.
Harpy056
by Harpy056  11-11-2008   
 Non–Herbal Natural Breast Enhancement Pills and Natural Breast Enlargement Pills for Permanent Breast Enhancement, Enlargement without Surgery.
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Sex on TV Increases Teen Pregnancy, Says Report
Efrain Alvarado
by Efrain Alvarado  11-3-2008   
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Sœur Emmanuelle est morte à 99 ans.
Seosamh Dalzell
by Seosamh Dalzell  10-20-2008   
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How to get rid of Migraine
mylodon
by mylodon  10-7-2008   
 A migraine is much more than a bad headache. The recurrent, throbbing headache caused by migraine can make people suffered for hours or even days. So I recommend this article to people who also has the same pain with me.
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Genetic 'defect' linked to narcolepsy
pokkets
by pokkets  9-29-2008   
 What does also seems worth investigating , is the fact that the condition appears in late adolescence or early adulthood. Why no earlier?
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Relationship of Self-Esteem and Depression in Adolescence
jamminsoul
by jamminsoul  9-28-2008    2
 This article is a must-read for parents and teachers of teen-age students. Many times depression is mis-diagnosed as ADHD
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Girl Talk Has It's Limits
debbyski
by debbyski  9-12-2008    6
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Youth, violence, illiteracy
montypaul
by montypaul  9-1-2008   
 The lack of functional literacy is blamed for violence amongst young people, leaving them unable to respond effectively emotionally laden situations. It is suggested that an emphasis on testing and targets leads to teachers providing a minimal imput wrt literacy skills.
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Best clip yet (Is auteurism in the industry killing games?)
emeraldsong
by emeraldsong  8-29-2008   
 This has to be right up my street - feminist criticism of film theory followed by humorous reference to DDR. The article is actually about seeing a game project as the creative vision of a single person versus being more hippy, diverse and fair, to say that actually it's a glom of the efforts and directions of lots of people. It's focused on the indie scene and frankly I've forgotten the points it makes because I've been surfing the links contained within onto Artgames Blog and Cave Story Downloads. I don't think it makes a terrifically powerful arguement against auterism overall tho', but rather brings out some of the familiar ammunition I already knew about from the film theory world. A world I know a little bit more about, now.
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Beloit Mindset List
MinnLib
by MinnLib  8-20-2008   
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WorldCam
akipta
by akipta  8-16-2008   
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Adolescence & Diabetes
Shantex
by Shantex  8-14-2008   
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Living with OCD
Tri-City Psychology
by Tri-City Psychology  8-13-2008   
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Republicans are back in Romper Room AGAIN!
thinkingblue
by thinkingblue  8-5-2008   
 Back in July of 2003, I made a page referring to A Republican Romper Room. I have always thought the "R" party quite childish with their infantile rhetoric, and here we are in 2008 and they are back in ROMPER ROOM AGAIN! . Why don't they just GROW UP and maybe together we can finally have a world run by adults. WHAT? Not if the Republican Party has anything to do with it! Click here to see Republican Romper Room: http://www.thethinkingblue.com/romperroom.html Watch Video Here: Gingrich: 'loony tunes' to inflate your tires to save gas http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRwX6IrOPDY http://thinkingblue.blogspot.com
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College Encourages Deviance?
dmegivern
by dmegivern  8-2-2008    5
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Reading - books vs the Internet
ruralart
by ruralart  7-27-2008   
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Adopted adolescent mental health
chipperdean
by chipperdean  7-21-2008   
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Imagine, Intend, Insist
Fast T friend
by Fast T friend  7-21-2008    1
 Phil Bowermaster has been a full-time amateur speculist since about age three. Often misunderstood during his childhood and adolescence, he fought a frequent perception that he was "daydreaming" or "goofing off" when in fact he was involved in serious contemplation of alternative scenarios to the world he saw around him. This misunderstanding persists to the present day.
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Adolescence
desertgirl
by desertgirl  7-21-2008   
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Photographs and Meditations on Death
abailart
by abailart  7-12-2008   
 We are well used to reflections on individual mortality - it is the shaping force in the narrative of our existence. It emerges in childhood as a baffling fact, re-emerges possibly in adolescence as a tragic reality which all around us appear to be denying, then perhaps fades in busy middle life, to return, say, in a sudden premonitory bout of insomnia. One of the supreme secular meditations on death is Larkin's "Aubade": ... The sure extinction that we travel to And shall be lost in always. Not to be here, Not to be anywhere, And soon; nothing more terrible, nothing more true. We confront our mortality in private conversations, in the familiar consolations of religion - "That vast moth-eaten musical brocade," thought Larkin, "Created to pretend we never die."
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The Consumer Paradox: Low Self-Esteem & Materialism Goes Hand in Hand
papananook
by papananook  7-11-2008   
 Brainwashed to be dumb consumers from birth.
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Transloosely Literated
akonkka
by akonkka  7-10-2008   
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High Intelligence Leads To Atheism
Uniec
by Uniec  7-6-2008   
 Investigations into the combination of intelligence and faith
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Mother's junk food 'harms child'
tabsey
by tabsey  7-1-2008   
 This is known by all, but now research backs that opinion.
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cognitive 3
rogersba
by rogersba  6-27-2008   
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cognitive 2
rogersba
by rogersba  6-27-2008   
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What the Dating Rules You Set For Your Kids Say About You
Perkalicious11
by Perkalicious11  6-25-2008   
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c.s. lewis
ActionJackson5188
by ActionJackson5188  6-24-2008   
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exercise may protect girls from future breast cancer
Lexica
by Lexica  5-22-2008   
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Un petit aperçu de l'oeuvre de Balthus
scherzoteller
by scherzoteller  4-26-2008   
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Clothing styles and mental health
dakotayii
by dakotayii  4-17-2008    1
 n a follow-up study two years later, a number of the same pupils were resurveyed and completed measures of mental health. Results showed that clothing preferences in adolescence appeared to influence future mental health, with different effects apparent by gender. Bangladeshi girls for example were most likely to benefit from traditional clothing choices, and White British girls benefited from integrated clothing choices. In contrast to Bangladeshi girls, White British girls with traditional clothing preferences had a higher risk of ill mental health, and White British girls who preferred clothing from other cultural groups (assimilated) were at an even higher risk. Bangladeshi boys who entirely preferred wearing western clothing had a lower risk of mental health problems, and White British boys with integrated clothing choices had the lowest risk of mental health problems at follow up, with the highest risk being those with marginalised clothing choices. These findings were sustain
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Who Are We? Coming of Age on Antidepressants
Aribeth
by Aribeth  4-15-2008    3
 The reason has to do with the way drugs are tested and approved. To get F.D.A. approval, a drug has to beat a placebo in two randomized clinical trials that typically involve a few hundred subjects who are treated for relatively short periods, usually 4 to 12 weeks.So drugs are approved based on short-term studies for what turns out to be long-term — often lifelong — use in the world of clinical practice. What do I say to a depressed patient who is doing well after five years on such a drug but can’t stop without a depressive relapse and who wants reassurance that the drug has no long-term adverse effects?I usually say that we have no evidence that the drug poses a risk with long-term use; and since the risk of untreated depression is much greater than the hypothetical risk of the drug, it makes sense to stay on it.
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Why first born children have higher IQs
Tri-City Psychology
by Tri-City Psychology  4-14-2008    2
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Teens send "intimate" cell phone videos
kelvin273
by kelvin273  4-13-2008     
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Rekindled Romance
wurdzgurl
by wurdzgurl  4-12-2008   
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Scientists: Kids Have Supernatural Ability
wiccantexan
by wiccantexan  4-1-2008    2
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