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    What database did you use? What was your rationale for selecting this particular study to analyze over the others identified in the search results? What is the full reference for the study in APA format? I searched for “concussions in college football.” I used sportdiscus for my database. I chose this study over other because based on the title‚ I thought that the information would be useful‚ as well as interesting to read based on my topic. The reference for this article is as follows: Davies

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    Activities: • Football- 9th to 12th-grade playing for the Midd-West and East Juniata High School football co-op. Playing Junior High my 9th-grade year and Varsity 10th-12th. • Track and Field- 10th to 11th-grade throwing the javelin‚ discus and shotput for Midd-West High School track and field. • Managing- 12th-grade managing both the wrestling and baseball team at Midd-West High School. • Indoor Soccer- I play indoor soccer in an indoor league at Sports Zone in Northumberland on Mondays. • Volleyball-

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    Warrior Side Effect Football is one of the most beloved sports in the United States. It is one of the most violent bone crushing sports‚ leaving players permanently injured for life in some cases. The most common injury that football players suffer from pee-wee through the NFL is the concussion. A concussion is a traumatic brain injury that changes the way your brain works. The effects of a concussion are usually temporary and can result in a full recovery if its minor and treated correctly

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    Touch Football Analysis

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    Physical Performance: Meni Sakoulidis TRAINING AND EVALUATION OF PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE: ACTIVITY AMOUNT OF TIMES DONE (In one half) PASS/RECEIVE 16 ROLL BALL 9 TOUCHES MADE (successful and unsuccessful) 12 DODGE/WEAVE 8 3: Touch football involves the use of all three energy systems which are the ATP-CP system‚ Lactic Acid system and the Aerobic system. ATP stores are fully replenished after 2-3 minutes or 50% can be replenished after 30 seconds. The ATP-CP system is anaerobic which

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    We all know the classic NFL(National Football League). It is certainly fun to watch‚ but how to the players feel when they play? Football concussions are a big deal when it comes to mental and physical stability. NFL players may be able to sustain through concussions and pain (even though it is a bad thing to ignore)‚ but teenagers‚ on the other hand‚ shouldn’t try to fight the pain. High schools should not be able to run football teams knowing the dangers of the sport. Teenagers are more susceptible

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    THE BRAIN FINGERPRINTING TECHNOLOGY 1.BRAIN FINGERPRINTING: Brain Fingerprinting is based on the principle that the brain is central to all human acts. In a criminal act‚ there may or may not be many kinds of peripheral evidence‚ but the brain is always there‚ planning‚ executing‚ and recording the crime. The fundamental difference between a perpetrator and a falsely accused‚ innocent person is that the perpetrator‚ having committed the crime‚ has the details of the crime stored

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    Localization of Brain Function Psychologists have found that the brain often shows “localization of function”. This means that different parts of the brain carry out different tasks‚ for example‚ vision‚ voluntary movement and speech. The idea is that not all parts of the brain do the same thing‚ and that each part functions on its own‚ without the aid of other areas of the brain. This may seem obvious‚ but other organs‚ such as the liver‚ do not show localization of function; one part of the liver

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    The brain is split into the left and right hemispheres. Different brain areas are divided by deep grooves called sulci.There are nine parts of the human brain. These nine parts are the Broca’s area‚ Cerebellum‚ Cerebrum‚ Frontal lobe‚ Motor area‚ Occipital lobe‚ Parietal lobe‚ sensory area‚ and temporal lobe. The brain is split into the left and right hemispheres. Different brain areas are divided by deep grooves called Sulci. There are five key parts of the brain that controls the function of your

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    Brain-Compatible Learning Environments Jamilyn Hogan PSY 370: Learning and the Brain Lynsey Ulibarri July 18‚ 2011 Every student learns at his or her own level. When a teacher puts herself in front of a classroom she or he should consider all the different learning styles in the classroom‚ and should plan lessons to fit needs of different students. With brain-based learning (BBL) considered‚ a teacher can make lessons around different types of learners and therefore every student can be

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    Brain Death Definition

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    A heart monitor beeps in the background; a ventilator hums next to a seemingly sleeping patient. This patient is sustained by the ventilator and has no brain activity. Are they alive or dead? With the controversy over the definition of death there are multiple “definitions”. Out of these definitions the most logical is that of the whole-brain death definition. In the medical world today there is not much conversation‚ though within the media and public the issue is very large as these are the people

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