Topic: Paranoid schizophrenia
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And another pic as an example form that I need My Paper look alike
-It should be very clear and 3 pages at least (NO MORE THAN 3 pages)
Outline for Disorder Paper
1. Introduction/Definition
2. History (How was this illness found and by whom) Give dates, cities, states and people involved.
3. Types of people affected (age, race, gender)
4. Symptoms What is going on with the person, how do they act and rook?
5. Causes-What was the cause of the illness, the start (beginning)
6. Treatment/Medicines (list 3 or 4 medicines) and any other type of treatment
7. Summary/Research (updated information) no later than (5 years) Do not repeat your information. Give information that was given as new research or new findings.
This paper should be typed using Times New Romans and font size (12). No more than (3) pages long. All topics should be discussed. Please do not repeat the information_, over anchoyer in eacktopic. All papers will be tumedin at the_same -time. You wiii use your own information to present your topic. Please have your_ topic at the center of your paper. Your classroom information should be put in
the corner of your paper in single spacing. (name, class and time, date) typed not
written. Please ask questions if you don't understand what to do. YoLir paper is
worth (100 pts. and the presentation is worth 100 pts.)
Sleep Walking Sleep
1. Introduction
-Sleep walking: walk arolmd and sometimes perform other actions while asleep. -Sleep talking: formally known as somniloquy, is a sleep disorder defined as
talking during sleep without being aware of it. Sleep talking can involve complicated dialogues or monologues, complete gibberish or mumbling.
2. History
The 19th-century German chemist and parapsychologist Baron Karl Ludwig von Reichenbach made extensive studies of sleep-walkers and used his discoverip to formulate his theory of the Odic force.
In 1907, Sigmund Freud spoke about sleepwalking to the Vienna Psychoanalytic Society (Nunberg and Fedem). He believed that sleepwalking was connected to fulfillipg sexual wishes and was surprised that a person could move without interrupting their dream. At that time, Freud suggested that the essence of this phenomenon was the desire to go to sleep in the same area as the individual had slept in childhood.. Ten years later, he speculated about somnambulism in the article "A. Metapsychological Sup.plement to the Theory of Dreams" (1916-17
19151).
3. Types of people affected
- All ages, race and gender are affected.
- Episodes happen more likely in children
4. Symptom
-Sleepwalking is most often initiated during deep sleep but may occur in the lighter sleep stages or NREM, usually within a few hours of falling asleep, and the sleepwalker may be partially aroused during the episode.
-In addition to walking during deep sleep, other symptoms of sleepwalking include:
a. Sleeptalking
b. Little or no memory of the event
c. Difficulty arousing the sleepwalker during an episode
d. Inappropriate behavior such as urinating in closets (more common in children)