… are not intelligent enough" or "Intelligent people do not do such things". But what actually is intelligence? Haven't we lost the meaning of this word on the road of every day usage? These and many more questions could be answered very simply by saying…

… society as it is gradually becoming more legalized over the United States and other countries. However this may seem to bring no threat to most people, there does exist a disease within gambling that targets a significant number of people and is the…

… whether we want to or not. Dreams are basically a series of visual pictures that go through our heads. "A dream is like a movie that plays within our minds(www.suite101.com)." Research shows that everyone dreams every night even though we don't always…

… Addiction Disorder <Tab/>Research today cannot define what the Internet Addiction Disorder(IAD) really is, and how it is caused. They haven't been able to find relationships between…

… is a severe brain disease. It is found all over the world. "Approximately one percent of the population develops schizophrenia during their lifetime - more than two million Americans suffer from the illness in a given year." (http://www.medicinenet.com/s…

… Armendia <Tab/>Throughout my short life I've experienced changes in many aspects, looked at life from different perspectives: first as a child, when all I had to do was going to school and playing, well, sometimes cleaning my room too.…

… is a syndrome of binocular vision. This occurs when one or both eyes tend to drift slightly outward at the reading distance, and extra effort is required to hold the eyes in alignment. This is a problem of the coordination and teaming of the eye muscles…

… blood stream; whether it be positive or negative, debilitating or helpful, will pass through placental walls to the developing child she carries. If one considers how negatively toxic substances such as cigarettes, alcohol, and cocaine affect the…

… in the Context of the Classroom was written by Howard M. Weiner and appeared in TEACHING Exceptional Children, Vol. 35, No. 6 pp. 12-18. July/August 2003. In this article, the author discussed Inclusive Education Teacher Support to meet the needs…

… the effects of violence in the media on the behaviour of young children. But why don't people focus on the potentially pro-social influence?" Throughout the existence of popular media outlets, critics have suggested links between the embracement of…