Contrast the sleep disorders of insomnia, sleep apnea, and narcolepsy with regard to key symptoms, known causes, and treatments for each
What will be an ideal response?
The four disorders include insomnia (which involves repeated difficulty in falling or staying asleep, usually due to stress), sleep apnea (which involves breathing stoppages while sleeping due to the collapse of the airway), sleep terrors (behaving in one's sleep as if one is terrified and/or being attacked) and narcolepsy (which involves sudden sleep attacks during the daytime due to genetic abnormalities in the brain stem). Insomnia can be treated using sleeping pills; sleep apnea may require a device to keep the airways open, while certain stimulants can treat narcolepsy.
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Australian Aborigine Law does NOT include an explanation of
a. how the world began. b. the male circumcision ritual. c. where to hunt and how to prepare food. d. moral precepts of how social relations are conducted.
We tend to adjust our attributions to take account for situational constraints on our own behavior ________
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