.... is starting to smile at the caregiver more than he/she would a stranger. This is not a full-blown attachment. The baby does not feel a sense of security. Phase 3 is called the Secure Base Behavior. Bowlby thought that at the age of six months, the baby forms a pure attachment. They now feel safe. At the age of seven months the baby will start to experience stranger and separation anxiety. This will not go away until the baby is about a year and half. The child will get upset when parent tries to leave. They get upset because they think that the parent will not come back. If a stranger walks into to the room, the child wil .....

.... show a greater amount of rapid eye movement, which is associated with greater amounts of activity in the dream. However, when these people did remember the content of their , it was rather bland and inactive. With all of dream research, there still is no definite answer to the question: “What is a dream?” are phenominans which occur in cycles, are controversial, and symbolic. “ are rudiments of the great state to come. We dream what is about to happen.” -Bailey. Within sleep, there are two distinct states or cycles, called non-rapid eye movement (non-REM) and rapi .....

.... as a medication of sorts or a way to soothe feelings of anxiety, anger, or depression," says Daniel Goleman in his book, Emotional Intelligence. Many clubs and organizations around the country including S.A.D.D. (Students Against Driving Drunk) and M.A.D.D.(Mothers Against Drunk Driving) make the public aware of alcoholism through community events and general public information. Adults are not the only group of people effected by this problem. Many teenagers are also effected by alcoholism. Those who are caught are usually sent to rehabilitation centers to receive help. Hopefully enough these teens have been caught in the early .....

.... is defined by Collins (1993) as, "an irrational and morbid condition; an intense and unreasoning fear or dislike." From this, homophobia can be defined as, "a pattern of attitudes - a revulsion towards homosexuals and often the desire to inflict punishment, mental or physical, as retribution" (Weinberg 1972). According to Collins (1993) an attitude is a, "way of thinking and behaving." Burns (1980), goes further and suggests that an attitude consists of three elements; what we believe about an object, how we feel about it, and what we tend to do about it. Taking this into account, a nurse who may believe and feel that homosexua .....

.... constitute the largest group, about 60% of the reported cases. This includes 5% who were intravenuous drug as well. (2). Intravenous drug users with no previous history of homosexuality compose the next largest group, about 23% of all patients. (3). Hemophiliacs (the people who have inborn disease characterized by excesssive bleeding and occuring only in males) especially those who received factor VIII concentrate before 1985, about 1% of all patients. (4). Recipents of blood and blood components who are not hemophiliacs but who received tranfusions of HIV-infected whole blood components (e.g. platelet, plasma) account for 2 %. .....

.... may not be sufficiently effective for those who have sex often. Various methods of contraception are available in the United States today, including condoms for men and women, spermicidal foams, gels, vaginal films including the diaphragm and cervical caps, the Pill, IUD’s and even awareness methods that rely on periodic abstinence. There are injections that last for 3 months and implants that last 5 years. There are even types of emergency contraception. The most used birth control is female sterilization. The Pill and male condoms are second and third. The various methods of birth control function at different points .....

.... toys have been recalled in order for alterations. In the August 1995 issue of consumer reports, twenty- four products were recalled because of possible dangers to the consumer. These products included a car that may lose a wheel while in motion, a hair dryer that poses a fire hazard, and cookies that can cause an allergic reaction. (Consumer Reports, 500) Yet, the sale of cigarettes, known to be unsafe, has never been prohibited by the government. Why are cigarettes any different from other products sold in the US. Cigarettes are not only harmful to users, but are also damaging to all people in the vicinity of a smoker. Second han .....

.... that far in life to really care. But when your older you are going to wish you would have drank more milk. People are drinking more pop than of milk nowadays because of the taste and of the advertising of these beverages. If you do not like the taste of milk there is soy milk which will give you the calcium you need. Pop also can be very addictive. Some people crave the taste and feel of pop and need to have it in their diet. Pepsi and Coke have the cola-bean in them. This ingredient can be very addictive so some. Diet pop can have even a stronger addiction than regular pop because of the sacrin that is added. Sacrin .....

.... works or what causes disease. But medicine has gone through many stages throughout history. In prehistoric times, people believed that angry gods or evil spirits caused disease. To cure the sick, the gods had to be pacified or the evil spirits driven from the body. In time, this task became the job of the first "physicians".3 The first - known surgical treatment was an operation called trephining. Trephining involved use of a stone instrument to cut a hole in a patient's skull. Scientists have found fossils of such skulls that date back as far as 10,000 years. Prehistoric people probably also discovered that many plants .....

.... seppuku or popularly known as hara-kiri, which means "self-disembowelment" it has long been viewed as an honorable method of taking one's life. It was used by warriors after losing a battle to avoid the dishonor of defeat. Seppuku was also used as a means of capital punishment to spare warriors the disgrace of execution. In India, widows allowed themselves to be burned to death on their husband's funeral pyre, a practice called suttee. At least since the 18th century, suicide has been thought of by some as a romantic type of death. This notion led to the belief that some artistic individuals writers, painters, and poets glamor .....