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Title: Free Essay: Why Adolescents is so Difficult
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Why Adolescents is so Difficult
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Running head: Why Adolescence is so Difficult
Why Adolescence can be Such a Difficult Period of a Person’s Life Tyler Marr
Cloud County Community College
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Adolescent can be hard on teens because of the many life changing decisions that have to be made. The changes that occur during this stage of life can also be hard to deal with. Many mental, physical, and hormonal changes happen that eventually make us young adults. This time can be confusing and hard to comprehend at times. Adolescents face many pressures as they try to find a sense of themselves. Adolescents have many choices, decisions, and problems that occur that they have to deal with, but eventually the will have to become independent and assume the responsibilities of adulthood. Why Adolescence can be Such a Difficult Period of a Person’s Life For many people, adolescence is one of the most difficult periods in a person’s life. It is a hard time because of many factors that come into play.
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Content: This time can be confusing and hard to comprehend at times. Adolescents face many pressures as they try to find a sense of themselves. Adolescents have many choices, decisions, and problems that occur that they have to deal with, but eventually the will have to become independent and assume the responsibilities of adulthood. Why Adolescence can be Such a Difficult Period of a Person’s Life For many people, adolescence is one of the most difficult periods in a person’s life. It is a hard time because of many factors that come into play. There are many changes that occur in a short period of time that can make them difficult to deal with. During adolescence teenagers are trying to figure out who they are, what they want to become, and what they want to do they face an identity crisis that makes the changes even harder. Between school, community, and family obligations these just make the changes that adolescents face even more challenging. There are many things going on that can complicate the situation. Teens are looking for freedom, independence, and trying to find their way in the world.
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Title: Free Essay: Why Adolescents is so Difficult
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Why Adolescents is so Difficult
Content: There are many changes that occur in a short period of time that can make them difficult to deal with. During adolescence teenagers are trying to figure out who they are, what they want to become, and what they want to do they face an identity crisis that makes the changes even harder. Between school, community, and family obligations these just make the changes that adolescents face even more challenging. There are many things going on that can complicate the situation. Teens are looking for freedom, independence, and trying to find their way in the world. They are changing very rapidly in a short period of time. Physical changes are the most noticeable; the body is growing rapidly and developing new characteristics. Also physiological changes are occurring. The brain is developing key parts, such as decision-making and thought processing.
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Title: Free Essay: Why Adolescents is so Difficult
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Why Adolescents is so Difficult
Content: They are changing very rapidly in a short period of time. Physical changes are the most noticeable; the body is growing rapidly and developing new characteristics. Also physiological changes are occurring. The brain is developing key parts, such as decision-making and thought processing. What is adolescence? “Adolescence is the developmental period of transition from childhood to adulthood, beginning around 10 to 12 years of age and ending at 18 to 21 years of age”, (King, 2011). The post common change happening at the time is puberty. Rapid physical changes, there are also hormonal change, and social changes that occur during this time. “ Puberty is a period of rapid skeletal and sexual maturation that occurs mainly in early adolescence”, (King, 2011).
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Content: These raging hormones are believed to cause some of the ups and downs associated with adolescents through their development, (Harvard, 2005). The development is also linked to social standings in adolescents. Earlier maturing boys are usually more popular and successful in their pursuits. Later maturing girls are also usually the most popular and successful, (King, 2011). Development of the brain
During Adolescence teenagers brains are also developing. “ The amygdala, which is responsible for processing information about emotion, matures earlier than the prefrontal cortex, which is responsible for making decisions and other higher-order cognitive functions”, (King, 2011). Adolescents have trouble controlling emotions because their brains are not yet developed enough to handle them. They are also lacking decision making skills that they will develop later in life. This can affect how a teen responds when faced with peer pressure, (Harvard, 2005). Peer Pressure
“Peer pressure is the influence a teen's social group has on him or her”, (Teen Help, 2012).
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Content: Peer pressure is not always bad, the right friends can encourage teens to do well in school, get involved in activities, and avoid drugs, alcohol, and other risky activities. Peers also help teens learn good social skills and better ways to communicate. They also learn how to interact with others. Peer pressure can cause adolescents to always going along with what others want. This can give them a low self-esteem, and prevent them from doing things they enjoy. Negative peer pressure is when teens feel pressured to do something they know is wrong, such as smoking, drinking, doing drugs, or stealing, or something they don't want to do such as cutting class or other illegal activities. Teens may to give in to negative peer pressure because they want to fit in and be liked by others. Also the development of decision making part of the brain can affect our willing ness to give into peer pressure. Negative peer will always affect adolescents, (Teen Help, 2012). Identity
During adolescents, teens are struggling to find their true identity.
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Title: Free Essay: Why Adolescents is so Difficult
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Content: Negative peer pressure is when teens feel pressured to do something they know is wrong, such as smoking, drinking, doing drugs, or stealing, or something they don't want to do such as cutting class or other illegal activities. Teens may to give in to negative peer pressure because they want to fit in and be liked by others. Also the development of decision making part of the brain can affect our willing ness to give into peer pressure. Negative peer will always affect adolescents, (Teen Help, 2012). Identity
During adolescents, teens are struggling to find their true identity. They want to find out who they are. “ Identity is the difference or character that marks off an individual from the rest of the same kind, selfhood”, (Boundless, 2011). Through the years adolescence tries many identities. Some choose to take on their parent’s beliefs and values. While some teens take on an identity that is conflicted with their parents, but conforms to a certain group.
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Content: They want to find out who they are. “ Identity is the difference or character that marks off an individual from the rest of the same kind, selfhood”, (Boundless, 2011). Through the years adolescence tries many identities. Some choose to take on their parent’s beliefs and values. While some teens take on an identity that is conflicted with their parents, but conforms to a certain group. Teens are not only finding their own identity, but also their social identity. An adolescent social identity includes their interactions with friends, family, and groups. They want to figure out whom they want to be with. They form friendships with certain people, and decide which group of people they want to be like. This also helps tens when forming close relationships with others.
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Content: Teens are not only finding their own identity, but also their social identity. An adolescent social identity includes their interactions with friends, family, and groups. They want to figure out whom they want to be with. They form friendships with certain people, and decide which group of people they want to be like. This also helps tens when forming close relationships with others. They want to fit in with groups and be liked by others. Getting a boyfriend or girlfriend is a way to practice forming intimate relationships with others. Adolescents are also trying to find a sense of who they are. Through the formation of relationships, and finding their own identity leads to self-esteem increases. Teens are able to increase their self-esteem by getting involved in positive groups, and finding a sense of belonging in them.
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Content: Adolescents also find their active identities by determining what there like and interests are. They explore new hobbies and other activates and decides what they like to do. Another identity that teens try to fill is their physical identity. Some teens struggle with their gender, race, or age. They try and find out where they fit in physically. They decide which groups of people fit their own appearances best, (Boundless, 2011). Discrimination
Many teens have to deal with discrimination in their adolescent years, and it can even carry them into adulthood. They are discriminated against because of where they come from such a different country, area, or back ground. They also are discriminated against by how they look. Their race can affect what group of people they hang out with, and can also affect their opportunities.
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Content: They decide which groups of people fit their own appearances best, (Boundless, 2011). Discrimination
Many teens have to deal with discrimination in their adolescent years, and it can even carry them into adulthood. They are discriminated against because of where they come from such a different country, area, or back ground. They also are discriminated against by how they look. Their race can affect what group of people they hang out with, and can also affect their opportunities. There can also be confusion in the gender of a teen. They struggle to find out who they are physically, and which gender group they fit into best. Finally adolescents are discriminated against because of their age. Younger adolescents are usually ignored by older peers who are trying to be "cool". They don't talk to younger adolescents because they want to be liked by their own peers.
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Content: There can also be confusion in the gender of a teen. They struggle to find out who they are physically, and which gender group they fit into best. Finally adolescents are discriminated against because of their age. Younger adolescents are usually ignored by older peers who are trying to be "cool". They don't talk to younger adolescents because they want to be liked by their own peers. They feel the need to keep to themselves so they won’t stand out. They follow their group all of the time no matter what. Adolescents can also be discriminated against by other adults. Since adolescents are not children and are not yet adults, their authority figures don't exactly know how to treat them. Some give teens too much freedom, while others can be too conservative not giving a teen the rights they deserve.
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Content: They feel the need to keep to themselves so they won’t stand out. They follow their group all of the time no matter what. Adolescents can also be discriminated against by other adults. Since adolescents are not children and are not yet adults, their authority figures don't exactly know how to treat them. Some give teens too much freedom, while others can be too conservative not giving a teen the rights they deserve. Since they are in a period right between to major development stages, it can be hard to know exactly how a teen should be treated, (Pickhardt, 2012). Home Conditions
All teens come in different shape, sizes, appearances, and personalities. Each adolescent is struggles to find out who they are in life and what they want to become through their identity. Many factors play a role in teens discovering themselves. Conditions at home can also affect teen development.
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Content: Since they are in a period right between to major development stages, it can be hard to know exactly how a teen should be treated, (Pickhardt, 2012). Home Conditions
All teens come in different shape, sizes, appearances, and personalities. Each adolescent is struggles to find out who they are in life and what they want to become through their identity. Many factors play a role in teens discovering themselves. Conditions at home can also affect teen development. The support and foundation a teen has at home can help him or her through the adolescent stage. If the child doesn’t have this it may be even tougher for him to make it through this rough period in his life. Also having a network of friends that provide a positive influence can help adolescents through their tough time. Adolescents who struggle with their background and forming positive relationship can have even more trouble making it through this period of life. If teens have a good set of beliefs and values facing the challenges of adolescents can be a lot easier for them, (Palya, 2000).
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Content: The support and foundation a teen has at home can help him or her through the adolescent stage. If the child doesn’t have this it may be even tougher for him to make it through this rough period in his life. Also having a network of friends that provide a positive influence can help adolescents through their tough time. Adolescents who struggle with their background and forming positive relationship can have even more trouble making it through this period of life. If teens have a good set of beliefs and values facing the challenges of adolescents can be a lot easier for them, (Palya, 2000). Assuming Responsibilities
Finally adolescents have to assume the responsibilities of adulthood. The have to make their own money, get a job to pay for their needs, and be independent. These can be challenging because there are many life changing decisions that can affect the adolescent greatly in the future. They have to decide their career path that they want to take. Teens also decide if college is right for them or if they want to further their education.
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Finally adolescents have to assume the responsibilities of adulthood. The have to make their own money, get a job to pay for their needs, and be independent. These can be challenging because there are many life changing decisions that can affect the adolescent greatly in the future. They have to decide their career path that they want to take. Teens also decide if college is right for them or if they want to further their education. Adolescents are also moving out of their parents’ house and living independently on their own. They also have to leave some people behind, and make new friends and form relationships with
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DBQ #1 During the 17th century, many colonies were founded on the North American continent. The most significant colonies were created by Englishmen who left Europe for several reasons. Even though most colonies were founded by fellow Englishmen, there were two regions that evolved into two distinct societies. There were many factors to why these two regions evolved so differently, but the biggest factor were the motives of each colonist. The motives of each Englishmen caused certain people...
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FOCUS QUESTIONS What religious turmoil in the Old World resulted in the little colony of Plymouth in the New World? The religious turmoil in the Old World that resulted in Plymouth was the Protestant Reformation.
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Exercise 38
Anatomy of the Digestive System
Content: Simple columnar (gastric) for absorption and stratified squamous (esophagus) for protection
Differentiate the colon from the large intestine
Large intestine extends from ileocecal valve to anus, but colon is part of the large intestine and divided into: Ascending, descending, and sigmoid colon
mesentery
structure that suspends the small intestine from the posterior body wall
villi
fingerlike extensions of the intestinal mucosa that increase the surface area for absorption
Peyer's patches
large collections of lymphoid tissue found in the submucosa of the small intestine
circular folds
deep folds of the mucosa and submucosa that extend completely or partially around the circumference of the small intestine. tongue
mobile organ that manipulates food in the mouth and initiates swallowing
pharynx
conduit for both air and food
esophagus
the "gullet"; no digestive/absorption function
rugae
folds of the gastric mucosa
microvilli
projections of the plasma membrane of a mucosal epithelial cell
ileocecal valve
valve at the junction of the small and large intestines
small intestine
primary region of food and water absorption
frenulum
membrane securing the tongue to the floor of the mouth
large intestine
absorbs water and forms feces
vestibule
area between the teeth and lip/cheeks
appendix
wormlike sac that outpockets from the cecum
stomach
initiates protein digestion
lesser omentum
structure attached to the lesser curvature of the stomach
pyloric valve
valve controlling food movement from the stomach into the duodenum
soft palate
posterosuperior boundary of the oral cavity
duodenal glands
produce (s) mucus; found in the submucosa of the small intestine
salivary glands
produce (s) a product containing amylase that begins starch breakdown in the mouth
pancreas
produce (s) many enzymes and an alkaline fluid that is secreted into the duodenum
liver
produce (s) bile that it secretes into teh duodenum via the bile duct
gastric glands
produce (s) HCI and pepsinogen
Intestinal crypts
found in the mucosa of the small intestine; produce (s) intestinal juice
Which of the salivary glands produces a secretion that is mainlhy serous? paratid gland
What is the role of the gallbladder? stores bile
Name three structures always found in the portal triad regions of the liver. hepatic artery, hepatic portal vein, and bile duct
Where would you expect to find the stellate macrophages of the liver? What is their function?
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health test 1
Content: mental health 4. social health
all 4
A person's mental and emotional condition can have no effects on their overall health. false
The way you behave is influenced by the way you: think feel look learn
think and feel
Commonly accepted social behaviors that display gracious consideration include: ignoring others sharing interests being friendly listening to others
sharing interests being friendly listening to others
inappropriate fear of something
phobia
nervousness
anxiety
fear of open spaces
agoraphobia
an abnormal growth in the body, a lump
tumor
mental disorder characterized by sadness
depression
loss of memory and decrease in other thought processes
dementia
fear of spiders
arachnophobia
Having physical health issues does not affect a person's social health. false
Personality traits may include: being soft-spoken compassionate thoughtful disrespectful
being soft-spoken compassionate thoughtful disrespectful
_____ health is defined as one's ability to get along and communicate with other people. social
is your personality different or similar to other? different
it is impossible to _____ and talk at the same time
listen
Sharing thoughts and ideas is known as
communication
It is only through communication that we get to know other people. true
to have friends one must be mean or nice
nice/friendly
manner are commonly accepted ____ behavior
social
commonly accepted social behaviors that display gracious consideration for other are known as
manners
which of the following are ways in which we can show love to others being friendly having good manners listening all of the above
all of the above
means being able to evaluate information in order to judge whether it is true or not
discerning
When making a decision, you should consider the
consequences
The result of a decision made or an action taken is known as a (n)
consequence
Which of the following should be continually pursued?
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FRENCH REVOLUTION
Content: BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR
HORATIO NELSON DIED DURING THIS BATTLE
BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR
NAPOLEON'S LAST DEFEAT CAUSING HIS EXILE FOR GOOD, 1815
BATTLE OF WATERLOO
GERMAN CITY-DWELLER
BERGER
GERMAN MAYOR
BERGERMISTER
FRENCH MIDDLE-CLASS OR CITY-DWELLER
BOURGEOISIE
THE BELIEF THAT ALL PEOPLE DESERVE THE SAME RIGHTS, THE WORD COMES FROM THOSE REVOLUTIONARY FRENCH
EGALITARIANISM
ASKED WHAT HE DID DURING THIS PERIOD IN FRANCE OF 1793 & '94, FATHER EMMANUEL SIEYES SIMPLY REPLIED, "I SURVIVED"
REIGN OF TERROR
ON JULY 14, 1789 COMMANDER BERNARD DE LAUNAY OPENED UP THE GATES OF THIS AND A MOB STORMED IN
THE BASTILLE
IN JUNE 1791, THIS KING AND HIS FAMILY TRIED TO ESCAPE FRANCE IN WHAT'S KNOWN AS THE "FLIGHT TO VARENNES"...NO GO
LOUIS XVI
THE CONSTITUTION OF 1791 DIVIDED FRANCE INTO 83 OF THESE POLITICAL UNITS THAT STILL EXIST TODAY
DEPARTMENTS
AT HER JULY 17, 1793 EXECUTION, THIS GIRONDIST SYMPATHIZER SAID, "I KILLED ONE MAN TO SAVE A HUNDRED THOUSAND"
CHARLOTTE CORDAY
HIS BROTHER LUCIEN WAS PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL OF 500 IN THE LEGISLATURE AND HELPED HIM GAIN POWER
NAPOLEON
THE LAW THAT MADE JULY 14 A HOLIDAY ACTUALLY HONORED THAT DATE IN THIS YEAR, A YEAR LATER THAN YOU MIGHT THINK
1790
DEADLY PERIOD OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
REIGN OF TERROR
HANDMADE LACE WAS DEALT A NEAR DEATHBLOW BY THESE 2 REVOLUTIONS...ONE A BLOODY REVOLT ENDING THE FASHION OF LACE FOR MEN, AND ONE THAT LED TO MACHINE-MADE LACE
FRENCH REVOLUTION & INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
THOMAS PAINE WROTE "THE RIGHTS OF MAN" IN SUPPORT OF THIS FOREIGN UPHEAVAL
FRENCH REVOLUTION
CHARLOTTE CORDAY WAS EXECUTED FOR TAKING THE LIFE OF THIS FRENCH REVOLUTIONARY LEADER IN HIS BATHTUB
MARAT
JACOBINS IN THE FRENCH REVOLUTION PROUDLY CALLED THEMSELVES THESE, NOW DESCRIBING PEOPLE WHO USE FEAR TO PERSUADE
TERRORISTS
SHE PLOTTED AGAINST THE FRENCH REVOLUTION AND GAVE MILITARY SECRETS TO HER BROTHER, LEOPOLD II
MARIE ANTOINETTE
THE COUP D'ETAT OF 9 THERMIDOR WAS PART OF THIS
FRENCH REVOLUTION
EARL "CITIZEN" STANHOPE CHAIRED A SOCIETY TO PROMOTE THIS THE YEAR BEFORE THE FRENCH ONE
A REVOLUTION
CHARLOTTE CORDAY IS "LIKE A STAR; CRUEL-LOVELY" IN THOMAS CARLYLE'S 1837 BOOK ENTITLED THIS EVENT
FRENCH REVOLUTION
DURING THE FRENCH REVOLUTION, THIS NOBLEMAN, KNOWN FOR HIS ROLE IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, WAS MADE COMMANDER OF THE NATIONAL GUARD
LAFAYETTE
IT'S THE ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF THE 3-WORD SLOGAN OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
LIBERTY, EQUALITY, FRATERNITY
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION INSPIRED A SIMILAR ONE IN THIS CARIBBEAN COUNTRY IN 1791
HAITI
ON THE FRENCH REVOLUTIONARY CALENDAR, THE MONTH OF NIVOSE, "SNOWY", WAS FOLLOWED BY FLUVIOSE, OR THIS
"RAINY"
DICKENS' "A TALE OF TWO CITIES" IS SET AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF THIS DECADE-LONG UPHEAVAL
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
AFTER THE FRENCH REVOLUTION, BRAVE DAUGHTERS ANASTASIE & VIRGINIE JOINED HIM IN CAPTIVITY
LAFAYETTE
DURING WW II, THIS MIME CHANGED HIS SURNAME TO THAT OF A FRENCH REVOLUTIONARY GENERAL
MARCEL MARCEAU
"JET" OVER TO THIS LARGEST PARIS PALACE, SITE OF THE GUILLOTINNE DURING THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
PLACE DE LA CONCORDE
THIS SYMBOL ON LOUISVILLE'S FLAG REPRESENTS FRENCH AID DURING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
FLEUR-DE-LIS
IN OCT. 1789, A LARGE CROWD OF WOMAN MARCHED TO VERSAILLES DEMANDING THIS FOOD STAPLE
BREAD
DESPITE DECLARING "MEN ARE BORN...WITH EQUAL RIGHTS", THE ASSEMBLY VOTED TO ALLOW THIS CONTINUE IN THE COLONIES
SLAVERY
ON FEB.28, 1791, THIS HERO OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION STOPPED A RIOT AND A PLOT TO KIDNAP THE ROYALS
LAFAYETTE
IN 1795 THERE WAS A DEBATE OVER WHAT TO MAKE THE NATIONAL ANTHEM, "REVEIL DU PEUPLE" OR THIS
LA MARSEILLAISE
IN MARCH 1790, ROBESPIERRE WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THIS POWERFUL POLITICAL "CLUB"
JACOBINS
ON SEPT 21, 1792 THE MONARCHY WAS ABOLISHED: 4 MONTHS LATER, THIS KING WAS GUILLOTINED
LOUIS XVI
THIS DOCUMENT APPROVED ON AUG. 27, 1789 PROCLAIMED THAT "MEN ARE BORN AND REMAIN FEE AND EQUAL IN RIGHTS"
DECLARATION OF THE RIGHTS OF MAN
ON JUNE 20, 1789 ASSEMBLY MEMBERS TOOK AN OATH AT THIS SPORTS VENUE NOT TO SEPARATE UNTIL THERE WAS A NEW CONSTITUTION
TENNIS COURT
THE JACOBINS USED THE ASSASSINATION OF THIS EDITOR OF L'AMI DU PEUPLE AS AN EXCUSE TO BEGIN THE REIGN OF TERROR
MARAT
THIS TITLE SWASHBUCKLING HERO RESCUES ARISTOCRATS DURING THE FRENCH REVOLUTION IN AN ORCZY WORK
THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL
A CRUDE CART USED TO CARRY THE CONDEMNED TO THE GUILLOTINE DURING THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
TUMBREL
RUFUS PUTNAM, NAMED MARIETTA, OH IN HONOR OF THIS FRENCHWOMAN, A PAL OF THE U.S. DURING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
MARIE ANTOINETTE
THIS EVENT THAT BEGAN IN 1789 EMBODIED MANY ENLIGHTENMENT IDEAS, BUT IS THOUGHT TO HAVE ENDED THE ERA
FRENCH REVOLUTION
THIS LEADER OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION WOUNDED HIMSELF IN THE JAW WITH A PISTOL ON THE SAME DAY HE WAS GUILLOTINED
ROBESPIERRE
THIS FRENCH STATESMAN SERVED UNDER 7 REGIMES, INCLUDING DURING THE FRENCH REVOLUTION AND UNDER NAPOLEON
TALLEYRAND
CLAUDE-JOSEPH ROUGET DE LISLE COMPOSED IT ONE NIGHT DURING THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
LA MARSEILLAISE
YOU CAN ALMOST HEAR THE REVOLUTIONARIES ON THE BROADWAY SET OF "LES MISERABLES" BASED ON A NOVEL BY THIS FRENCH AUTHOR
HUGO
IN "THE AFFAIR OF THE NECKLACE", A FILM ABOUT A REAL PRE-REVOLUTION SCANDAL, JOELY RICHARDSON PLAYS THIS FRENCH QUEEN
MARIE ANTOINETTE
IT OPENED IN 1889 FOR THE UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION, CELEBRATING THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THIS
FRENCH REVOLUTION
IN 1789 KING LOUIS XVI ASKED, "IS IT A REVOLT?" AND A DUKE SAID, NO, IT WAS ONE OF THESE...THE FRENCH ONE
REVOLUTION
DE TOCQUEVILLE CALLED THIS EVENT THAT CHANGED WORLD HISTORY "INEVITABLE YET...COMPLETELY UNFORSEEN"
FRENCH REVOLUTION
THIS NOVEL WAS BASED IN PART ON THOMAS CARLYLE'S HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
A TALE OF TWO CITIES
A MONTH BEFORE BASTILLE DAY, THE ESTATES...COMMONERS, NOBILTIY, & THIS GROUP, BECAME ONE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
CLERGY
WITH THE COUP D'ETAT OF 18 BRUMAIRE IN 1799, HE OVERTHREW THE DIRECTORY
NAPOLEON
THOMAS PAINE WAS INDICTED FOR TREASON IN ENGLAND IN 1792 FOR THIS WORK DEFENDING THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
THE RIGHTS OF MAN
AN 1830 FRENCH REVOLUTION BEGAN IN THIS MONTH, PERHAPS BRINGING BACK FOND MEMORIES
JULY
JUST PRIOR TO HIS 1793 EXECUTION, HE CRIED OUT, "PEOPLE, I DIE INNOCENT"
LOUIS XVI
REIGN OF TERROR LEADER WHO SERVED AS PRESIDENT OF THE JACOBIN SOCIETY
ROBESPIERRE
IT WAS A RED-LETTER DAY IN 1997 WHEN DOUGLAS SILLS DEBUTED AS THE HERO OF THIS FRENCH REVOLUTION MUSICAL
THE SCARLETT PIMPERNEL
THIS 1789 OATH BY THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SERVED NOTICE ON LOUIS XVI AND LEFT THE BALL IN HIS COURT
TENNIS COURT OATH
DEMOCRACIES MUST BALANCE LIBERTY AND THIS CONCEPT, ALSO FOUND IN THE MOTTO OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
EQUALITY
THIS FRENCH REVOLUTIONARY SAID, "TERROR IS NOTHING ELSE THAN JUSTICE, PROMPT, SECURE, AND INFLEXIBLE"
ROBESPIERRE
RUNNING FROM JULY 19 TO AUGUST 17, THIS MONTH WAS SO HOT...YOU COULD COOK A LOBSTER ON THE SIDEWALK
THERMIDOR
1790S NEW TRICOLOR FLAG REPLACED ONE WITH THIS FLORAL SYMBOL
FLEUR-DE-LIS
STIRRED BY THE FRENCH REVOLUTION, THE BELGIANS DECLARED THEIR INDEPENDENCE FROM THIS COUNTRY
NETHERLANDS (HOLLAND)
THIS RULING FAMILY OF MONACO WAS DEPOSED DURING THE FRENCH REVOLUTION, BUT REGAINED THE THRONE IN 1814
GRIMALDIS
HIS INVENTION OF THE WEAVING LOOM WAS DELAYED BY HIS SERVICE IN THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
JACQUARD
THIS FRENCH QUEEN LED A FASHION REVOLUTION IN 1783 BY WEARING A STRIKINGLY SIMPLE WHITE MUSLIN DRESS
MARIE ANTOINETTE
SOME THINK HIS WORKS, INCLUDING "THE SOCIAL CONTRACT", INSPIRED THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
ROUSSEAU
THIS TERM THAT MEANS "WITHOUT KNEE BREECHES", WAS APPLIED TO SOME ILL-CLAD FRENCH REVOLUTIONARIES
SANS-CULLOTES
HISTORIAN SIMON SCHAMA WROTE THE 1989 BOOK, "CITIZENS, A CHRONICLE OF..." THIS 18TH-C. EVENT
FRENCH REVOLUTION
YEAR IN WHICH THOMAS JEFFERSON WROTE TO JAMES MADISON, "FRANCE WILL BE QUIET THIS YEAR"
1789
HER FIRST HUSBAND, ALEXANDRE DE BEAUHARNAIS, FOUGHT IN BOTH THE AMERICAN & FRENCH REVOLUTIONS
EMPRESS JOSEPHINE
1805, NEAR SPAIN: HE SAID, "ENGLAND EXPECTS THAT EVERY MAN WILL DO HIS DUTY", AND WAS KILLED
LORD NELSON
1798, EGYPT: THIS BRITISH COMMANDER OF THE VANGUARD DEFEATED THE FRENCH IN NAVAL BATTLE OF THE NILE
LORD NELSON
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mboi ch4 quiz
Content: false
The 2 functions of bacterial appendages are
attachment and motility
T/F… both gram positive and gram neg. cells have outer membranes
false
T/F… Boiling water (100 degrees C) can normally destroy endospores
false
Bacterial cells could have any of the following appendages except: flagella, cilia, finbriae, periplasmic flagella (axial filiments), sex pili
cilia
Serological analysis for bacterial identification typically involves using: analysis of the appearance of colonies, a microscope to det cell morphology or specific antibodies to the bacterial cell antigens
specific antibodies to the bacterial cell antigens
T/F… bacteria in the genus mycoplasma and bacteria called L-forms lack cell walls
true
Plasmids: are found in all bacteria, are essential for survival, cant be passed bet organisms,cant be passed onto progeny, are often the site of pathogenic genes
are often the site of pathogenic genes
A prokaryotic cell wall that has primarily peptidoglycan w/small amts of teichoic and lipoteichoic acid: gram+, gram -, archaea, spheroplast, acid fast
gram positive
T/F…The first cells on earth were probably archaea
true
T/F…Endospores of certain bacterial species can enter tissues in the human body, geminate and cause an infectious disease
true
T/F…the slime layer gives bacteria a greater pathogenicity as compared to the capsule
false
Chemo taxis refers to the ability to: move in response to light, move in response to a chemical, not move in response to chem., transport desired mol’s into cell, none of above
move in response to a chemical
The basal body of a flagellum is anchored into the : hook, outer membrane, cell wall, peptidoglycan layer, cell membrane
cell membrane
T/F…the prokaryotic cell membrane is a site for many enzymes and metabolic reactions
true
T/F…alcohol-based compounds can weaken the outer membrane
true
Which is not a bacterial class involved in causing human & animal disease: scotobacteria, firmibacteria, archaebacteria, thallobacteria, mollicutes
archaebacteria
Peptidoglycan is a unique macromolecule found in bacterial:
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mboi ch4 quiz
Content: gram+, gram -, archaea, spheroplast, acid fast
gram positive
T/F…The first cells on earth were probably archaea
true
T/F…Endospores of certain bacterial species can enter tissues in the human body, geminate and cause an infectious disease
true
T/F…the slime layer gives bacteria a greater pathogenicity as compared to the capsule
false
Chemo taxis refers to the ability to: move in response to light, move in response to a chemical, not move in response to chem., transport desired mol’s into cell, none of above
move in response to a chemical
The basal body of a flagellum is anchored into the : hook, outer membrane, cell wall, peptidoglycan layer, cell membrane
cell membrane
T/F…the prokaryotic cell membrane is a site for many enzymes and metabolic reactions
true
T/F…alcohol-based compounds can weaken the outer membrane
true
Which is not a bacterial class involved in causing human & animal disease: scotobacteria, firmibacteria, archaebacteria, thallobacteria, mollicutes
archaebacteria
Peptidoglycan is a unique macromolecule found in bacterial: cell walls, cell membranes, capsules, slime layers, inclusions
cell walls
The outcome of the Gram stain is based on diff in the cell’s: ribosomes, inclusions, cell wall, cell membrane, flagella
cell wall
The enzyme ____, that is found in tears and saliva, can hydrolyze the bonds in the glycan chains of certain bacterial cell walls: penicillinase,lysozyme,peptidase, all, none
lysozyme
The term that refers to flagella at both poles is: amphitrichous, atrichous, lophotrichous, monotrichous, peritrichous
amphitrichous
The transfer of genes during bacterial conjugation involves rigid tubular appendages called: flagella, cilia, fimbriae, periplasmic flagella (axial filaments), sex pili
sex pili
Spirochetes have a twisting & flexing locomotion due to appendages called:
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BIO201 - Final Review 1 - Q & A's from Online Lessons & Labs - Muscle Tissue
Content: Glycolysis
The functional role of the T tubules is to: Enhance cellular communication during muscle contraction. The major function of the sarcoplasmic reticulum in muscle contraction is to: Regulate intracellular calcium concentration. __ do not act as a stimulus to initiate a muscle contraction? A change in temperature. The sliding filament model of contraction involves: Actin and myosin sliding past each other but not shortening. Which of the following is true about smooth muscle contraction? Certain smooth muscle cells can actually divide to increase their numbers.
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5 Major Factors of Social Change | Free PDF Download
What is social change?
Table of Contents
There are certain factors that affect a Social Change. To list a few are
Physical Environment
Demographic or Biological Factor
Cultural factor
Cultural change in society has two major aspects:
Ideational Factor
Economic Factor
Political Factor
Content: Hence they are fully responsible for urging a social change. Economic Factor
The most adverse economic factor affecting a social change is industrialization. Industrialization has led to rapid growth of factories, more employment and rapid capitalization of a state. Hence a region with more industrialization will be more developed and vice versa. Thus we can rightly say economic factor does effect a society. It has revolutionized the whole way of life, institutions, organizations and community life. In traditional production systems, levels of production were fairly static since they were geared to habitual, customary needs. Political Factor
The political power of a country is its most powerful ruling organization. It is the one who controls the social relationships. It has all the power to legislate new laws, amend or repel the old ones to bring social change in the society.
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Headings: Sarcasm is the 'highest form of intelligence', researchers say
Sarcasm is the 'highest form of intelligence', researchers say
Sydney Morning Herald
Content: But, new research by Harvard, has found that sarcasm's bite is mostly benign. Benevolent even. Like Wilde however, the researchers from Harvard Business School have called sarcasm the "highest form of intelligence" in a new paper. Sarcasm increases creativity for both expressers and recipients as we do mental gymnastics to understand the irony, they add. "To create or decode sarcasm, both the expressers and recipients of sarcasm need to overcome the contradiction (i.e., psychological distance) between the literal and actual meanings of the sarcastic expressions," said author Francesca Gino. " This is a process that activates and is facilitated by abstraction, which in turn promotes creative thinking." To come to these conclusions the researchers conducted a series of tests, including imagining a cartoon with the caption, "I am sorry I splashed you, I tried to miss the puddle", was sarcastic, sincere or neutral. They were also asked to imagine conversations or recall real chats that had been sarcastic, sincere or neutral. They were then asked to perform cognitive tasks. Despite stretching us mentally, to avoid the potential for confusion and conflict, sarcasm is best reserved for people we love and trust, the researchers warned.
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Headings: Sarcasm is the 'highest form of intelligence', researchers say
Sarcasm is the 'highest form of intelligence', researchers say
Sydney Morning Herald
Content: This is a process that activates and is facilitated by abstraction, which in turn promotes creative thinking." To come to these conclusions the researchers conducted a series of tests, including imagining a cartoon with the caption, "I am sorry I splashed you, I tried to miss the puddle", was sarcastic, sincere or neutral. They were also asked to imagine conversations or recall real chats that had been sarcastic, sincere or neutral. They were then asked to perform cognitive tasks. Despite stretching us mentally, to avoid the potential for confusion and conflict, sarcasm is best reserved for people we love and trust, the researchers warned. "While most previous research seems to suggest that sarcasm is detrimental to effective communication because it is perceived to be more contemptuous than sincerity, we found that, unlike sarcasm between parties who distrust each other, sarcasm between individuals who share a trusting relationship does not generate more contempt than sincerity," said study co-author Adam Galinsky. Indeed, sarcasm can be "a subtle form of bullying", says psychologist Clifford Lazarus. "Despite smiling outwardly, most people who receive sarcastic comments feel put down and usually think the sarcastic person is a jerk," Lazarus adds. "Now I'm not saying all sarcasm is bad. It's just better used sparingly – like a potent spice in cooking," Lazarus says. "
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Title: Sarcasm is the 'highest form of intelligence', researchers say | Stuff.co.nz
Headings: Sarcasm is the 'highest form of intelligence', researchers say
Sarcasm is the 'highest form of intelligence', researchers say
Sydney Morning Herald
Content: "While most previous research seems to suggest that sarcasm is detrimental to effective communication because it is perceived to be more contemptuous than sincerity, we found that, unlike sarcasm between parties who distrust each other, sarcasm between individuals who share a trusting relationship does not generate more contempt than sincerity," said study co-author Adam Galinsky. Indeed, sarcasm can be "a subtle form of bullying", says psychologist Clifford Lazarus. "Despite smiling outwardly, most people who receive sarcastic comments feel put down and usually think the sarcastic person is a jerk," Lazarus adds. "Now I'm not saying all sarcasm is bad. It's just better used sparingly – like a potent spice in cooking," Lazarus says. " Too much spice and the dish will be overwhelmed by it. "Similarly, an occasional dash of sarcastic wit can spice up a chat and add an element of humour to it. But a big or steady serving of sarcasm will overwhelm the emotional flavour of any conversation and taste very bitter to its recipient." The contrast of positive and negative in sarcasm can be used in a variety of ways; to tease, amuse, play or put down.
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Title: Sarcasm is the 'highest form of intelligence', researchers say | Stuff.co.nz
Headings: Sarcasm is the 'highest form of intelligence', researchers say
Sarcasm is the 'highest form of intelligence', researchers say
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Content: Too much spice and the dish will be overwhelmed by it. "Similarly, an occasional dash of sarcastic wit can spice up a chat and add an element of humour to it. But a big or steady serving of sarcasm will overwhelm the emotional flavour of any conversation and taste very bitter to its recipient." The contrast of positive and negative in sarcasm can be used in a variety of ways; to tease, amuse, play or put down. Pitch, tone, volume, pauses, duration and punctuation can all differentiate sincerity from sarcasm, affection and antagonism, so knowing someone enough to know they mean well then makes all the difference. It can also depend where you come from. One study found that people in some parts of America found sarcasm to be humorous while people in other parts found it offensive. Head to our Facebook page for more from Stuff Life & Style
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Title: 10 Best Korean Moisturizers For Oily Skin
Headings: 10 Best Korean Moisturizers For Oily Skin in 2020
10 Best Korean Moisturizers For Oily Skin in 2020
Top 10 Korean Moisturizers For Oily Skin
1. Cosrx Oil-Free Ultra-Moisturizing Lotion (With Birch Sap)
Product Type: Lotion
Pros
Cons
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2. d’Alba Piedmont Peptide Np-Sebum Repair Cream
Product Type: Cream
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3. Cremorlab Fresh Water Gel
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4. Laneige Water Bank Gel Cream
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5. The Face Shop Chia Seed Hydrating Emulsion
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6. Mamonde Ceramide Light Cream
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7. TonyMoly The Chok Chok Green Tea Watery Cream
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8. Belif The True Cream – Aqua Bomb
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Pros
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9. Etude House Soon Jung 10-Free Moist Emulsion
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10. A.True Spring Green Tea Watery Calming Cream
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Content: It provides intense hydration to your skin without any stickiness. It contains about 63% fermented green tea extracts, lemongrass oil, and rosewood oil that have antibacterial effects and keep the skin plump. Pros
Paraben-free
No mineral oils
Natural extracts
No added colors
No artificial fragrance
Cons
None
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8. Belif The True Cream – Aqua Bomb
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Product Type: Gel-cream
This oil-free gel-cream contains a powerful blend of apothecary herbs. It contains Lady’s mantle, which is rich in antioxidants and prevents damage caused by free radicals. It intensely hydrates your skin and keeps it healthy and smooth. Pros
Dermatologist tested
No mineral oils
Paraben-free
Sulfate-free
Phthalate-free
Dye-free
No synthetic preservatives
Fragrance-free
No animal ingredients
Cons
None
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9. Etude House Soon Jung 10-Free Moist Emulsion
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Product Type: Emulsion
This emulsion soothes irritated skin while delivering moisture to it.
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Title: 10 Best Korean Moisturizers For Oily Skin
Headings: 10 Best Korean Moisturizers For Oily Skin in 2020
10 Best Korean Moisturizers For Oily Skin in 2020
Top 10 Korean Moisturizers For Oily Skin
1. Cosrx Oil-Free Ultra-Moisturizing Lotion (With Birch Sap)
Product Type: Lotion
Pros
Cons
Buy Now From Amazon
Similar Products
2. d’Alba Piedmont Peptide Np-Sebum Repair Cream
Product Type: Cream
Pros
Cons
Buy Now From Amazon
Similar Products
3. Cremorlab Fresh Water Gel
Pros
Cons
Buy Now From Amazon
Similar Products
4. Laneige Water Bank Gel Cream
Pros
Cons
Buy Now From Amazon
Similar Products
5. The Face Shop Chia Seed Hydrating Emulsion
Product Type: Emulsion
Pros
Cons
Buy Now From Amazon
Similar Products
6. Mamonde Ceramide Light Cream
Pros
Cons
Buy Now From Amazon
7. TonyMoly The Chok Chok Green Tea Watery Cream
Pros
Cons
Buy Now From Amazon
8. Belif The True Cream – Aqua Bomb
Product Type: Gel-cream
Pros
Cons
Buy Now From Amazon
9. Etude House Soon Jung 10-Free Moist Emulsion
Product Type: Emulsion
Pros
Cons
Buy Now From Amazon
10. A.True Spring Green Tea Watery Calming Cream
Product Type: Cream
Pros
Cons
Buy Now From Amazon
Recommended Articles
Ramona Sinha
Content: It contains Lady’s mantle, which is rich in antioxidants and prevents damage caused by free radicals. It intensely hydrates your skin and keeps it healthy and smooth. Pros
Dermatologist tested
No mineral oils
Paraben-free
Sulfate-free
Phthalate-free
Dye-free
No synthetic preservatives
Fragrance-free
No animal ingredients
Cons
None
Buy Now From Amazon
9. Etude House Soon Jung 10-Free Moist Emulsion
BUY ON AMAZON
Product Type: Emulsion
This emulsion soothes irritated skin while delivering moisture to it. This emulsion contains Panthenol (a close cousin of vitamin B5) that keeps your skin hydrated, Squalene that keeps it elastic, and Madecassoside (derived from Centella Asiatica) that repairs skin damage. It has low pH and is lightweight, making it good for oily and sensitive skin hence it is the best Korean moisturizer for sensitive skin. Pros
93% of natural ingredients
Made with EWG Green level ingredients
Free from harmful chemicals
No animal-derived ingredients
No mineral oil
No pigments,
No synthetic perfume,
Paraben-free
Free of polyacrylamide, silicon, imidazolidinyl urea, PEG surfactants, and triethanolamine
Cons
None
Buy Now From Amazon
10. A.True Spring Green Tea Watery Calming Cream
BUY ON AMAZON
Product Type: Cream
This lightweight and soothing cream contain vitamins and antioxidants that moisturize and nourish your skin.
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Title: How To Make Your Nails Grow Faster And Stronger Naturally At Home?
Headings: How To Grow Nails Faster And Stronger
How To Grow Nails Faster And Stronger
Reasons Why Your Fingernails Aren’t Growing
1. Bite Your Nails
2. Skip The Base Coat
3. Chip Off Your Nail Polish
4. Excessively Use Gel And Acrylics
Best Vitamins For Nail Growth
1. Vitamin H (Biotin)
2. Folic Acid (Vitamin B9)
3. Vitamin A
4. Vitamin C
How To Grow Your Nails Faster And Stronger
1. Lemon Juice
Method 1
How To Do It?
How Often?
Method 2
How To Do It?
How Often
2. Coconut Oil
How To Do It?
How Often?
3. Orange Juice
How To Do It?
How Often?
4. Olive Oil
How To Do It?
How Often?
Foods That Make Your Nails Stronger
1. Eggs
2. Beans
3. Oats
4. Sunflower Seeds
5. Salmon
Recommended Articles
Content: Gels and acrylics are great once in a while, but don’t make this a regular habit since they’ll affect the natural growth process. If you nip the chance of letting your nails grow in the bud, what chance will you have?! Best Vitamins For Nail Growth
Here’s is a list of vitamins that can boost the growth of your nails. Let’s take a look at them: 1. Vitamin H (Biotin)
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Biotin helps in the growth of nails, hair, and skin. Biotin can be consumed either through foods or in the form of supplements. Either way, you would be required to consume around 30-40 micrograms per day to ensure healthy nails. Biotin can be found in foods like bananas, avocado, and salmon.
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Title: How To Make Your Nails Grow Faster And Stronger Naturally At Home?
Headings: How To Grow Nails Faster And Stronger
How To Grow Nails Faster And Stronger
Reasons Why Your Fingernails Aren’t Growing
1. Bite Your Nails
2. Skip The Base Coat
3. Chip Off Your Nail Polish
4. Excessively Use Gel And Acrylics
Best Vitamins For Nail Growth
1. Vitamin H (Biotin)
2. Folic Acid (Vitamin B9)
3. Vitamin A
4. Vitamin C
How To Grow Your Nails Faster And Stronger
1. Lemon Juice
Method 1
How To Do It?
How Often?
Method 2
How To Do It?
How Often
2. Coconut Oil
How To Do It?
How Often?
3. Orange Juice
How To Do It?
How Often?
4. Olive Oil
How To Do It?
How Often?
Foods That Make Your Nails Stronger
1. Eggs
2. Beans
3. Oats
4. Sunflower Seeds
5. Salmon
Recommended Articles
Content: Vitamin H (Biotin)
Image: Shutterstock
Biotin helps in the growth of nails, hair, and skin. Biotin can be consumed either through foods or in the form of supplements. Either way, you would be required to consume around 30-40 micrograms per day to ensure healthy nails. Biotin can be found in foods like bananas, avocado, and salmon. 2. Folic Acid (Vitamin B9)
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Vitamin B9 or folic acid is essential for cell growth. This means that it can help in the growth of nails as well. Folic acid can be obtained from foods like leafy greens, eggs, beets, and citrus fruits.
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Title: How To Make Your Nails Grow Faster And Stronger Naturally At Home?
Headings: How To Grow Nails Faster And Stronger
How To Grow Nails Faster And Stronger
Reasons Why Your Fingernails Aren’t Growing
1. Bite Your Nails
2. Skip The Base Coat
3. Chip Off Your Nail Polish
4. Excessively Use Gel And Acrylics
Best Vitamins For Nail Growth
1. Vitamin H (Biotin)
2. Folic Acid (Vitamin B9)
3. Vitamin A
4. Vitamin C
How To Grow Your Nails Faster And Stronger
1. Lemon Juice
Method 1
How To Do It?
How Often?
Method 2
How To Do It?
How Often
2. Coconut Oil
How To Do It?
How Often?
3. Orange Juice
How To Do It?
How Often?
4. Olive Oil
How To Do It?
How Often?
Foods That Make Your Nails Stronger
1. Eggs
2. Beans
3. Oats
4. Sunflower Seeds
5. Salmon
Recommended Articles
Content: 2. Folic Acid (Vitamin B9)
Image: Shutterstock
Vitamin B9 or folic acid is essential for cell growth. This means that it can help in the growth of nails as well. Folic acid can be obtained from foods like leafy greens, eggs, beets, and citrus fruits. In order to ensure and promote healthy nail growth, one must consume 400-500 mcg of folic acid. 3. Vitamin A
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Vitamin A is vital for strengthening the tissues, bones, teeth, and nails. It is also a popular antioxidant.
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
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Content: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Home » Health and Wellness » Home Remedies
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
February 9, 2021 by Shaheen Naser
Evidence Based
Did you slam the cupboard door against your finger? Or did you hurt the tip of your finger while playing volleyball? These instances are the perfect examples of injuries that can lead to a jammed finger. A jammed finger is a common sports injury that is not of much concern. However, leaving it untreated can increase the risk of prolonged swelling and stiffness that may last for months. Keep reading to know more about a jammed finger and how its symptoms can be treated right at home. Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger? Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger? How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
Prevention Tips
What Is A Jammed Finger?
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: Keep reading to know more about a jammed finger and how its symptoms can be treated right at home. Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger? Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger? How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
Prevention Tips
What Is A Jammed Finger? A jammed finger is a common occurrence that causes the tip of your finger to be pushed back toward your hand. The force of the impact can cause your ligaments (bands of connective tissues that hold your bones together) to stretch or tear, thereby resulting in a sprain. This may damage your tendon or even cause a fracture. If your finger isn’t fractured by this impact, it can become swollen and painful. It can be difficult to tell if your finger is broken or jammed.
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: A jammed finger is a common occurrence that causes the tip of your finger to be pushed back toward your hand. The force of the impact can cause your ligaments (bands of connective tissues that hold your bones together) to stretch or tear, thereby resulting in a sprain. This may damage your tendon or even cause a fracture. If your finger isn’t fractured by this impact, it can become swollen and painful. It can be difficult to tell if your finger is broken or jammed. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Here’s how you can differentiate between the two. Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
The signs and symptoms of a jammed finger include: Pain in the affected finger
Difficulty in using the jammed finger to hold anything
Inflammatory symptoms like redness and swelling in the injured finger
Broken Finger
The symptoms exhibited by a broken finger are:
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Here’s how you can differentiate between the two. Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
The signs and symptoms of a jammed finger include: Pain in the affected finger
Difficulty in using the jammed finger to hold anything
Inflammatory symptoms like redness and swelling in the injured finger
Broken Finger
The symptoms exhibited by a broken finger are: Severe throbbing pain in the affected finger
Inability to move or even straighten your finger
Swelling in the finger that may last for days or even weeks
While the symptoms of both jammed and fractured fingers may be similar in certain ways, they are much worse and severe in the case of the latter. We have already understood what triggers a jammed finger. Let’s look a little more into this right below. What Causes A Jammed Finger? A jammed finger is caused by any sudden force that causes your fingertip to be pushed down.
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: Severe throbbing pain in the affected finger
Inability to move or even straighten your finger
Swelling in the finger that may last for days or even weeks
While the symptoms of both jammed and fractured fingers may be similar in certain ways, they are much worse and severe in the case of the latter. We have already understood what triggers a jammed finger. Let’s look a little more into this right below. What Causes A Jammed Finger? A jammed finger is caused by any sudden force that causes your fingertip to be pushed down. It is most commonly triggered by an injury to the joint of your middle finger. This joint, where your finger bends in half, is referred to as the proximal interphalangeal joint (PIP). When small ligaments (collateral ligaments) that support the PIP joint are strained or overstretched, your finger may get jammed. Such strains tend to happen when your finger ends up absorbing a lot of force from an injury – like the one from catching a ball or other similar injuries. A jammed finger needs to be fixed.
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: It is most commonly triggered by an injury to the joint of your middle finger. This joint, where your finger bends in half, is referred to as the proximal interphalangeal joint (PIP). When small ligaments (collateral ligaments) that support the PIP joint are strained or overstretched, your finger may get jammed. Such strains tend to happen when your finger ends up absorbing a lot of force from an injury – like the one from catching a ball or other similar injuries. A jammed finger needs to be fixed. Most cases of jammed fingers are minor and can be treated right at home unless it is a fracture that you are unaware of. Listed below are some home remedies that can help in treating a jammed finger. [ Read: 10 Best Pain Relieving Products ]
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
Ice Pack
Epsom salt
Aloe Vera Gel
Apple Cider Vinegar
Turmeric
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
Shutterstock
You Will Need
An ice pack or cold compress
What You Have To Do
Apply an ice pack to the jammed finger immediately after the injury.
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
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Content: Most cases of jammed fingers are minor and can be treated right at home unless it is a fracture that you are unaware of. Listed below are some home remedies that can help in treating a jammed finger. [ Read: 10 Best Pain Relieving Products ]
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
Ice Pack
Epsom salt
Aloe Vera Gel
Apple Cider Vinegar
Turmeric
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
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You Will Need
An ice pack or cold compress
What You Have To Do
Apply an ice pack to the jammed finger immediately after the injury. Leave it on for 15-20 minutes and remove. Repeat as and when required. How Often You Should Do This
You can do this multiple times daily. Why This Works
An ice pack can help alleviate the pain of the jammed finger by numbing the area. It can also help in alleviating swelling and inflammation due to its anti-inflammatory effects ( 1 ).
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: Leave it on for 15-20 minutes and remove. Repeat as and when required. How Often You Should Do This
You can do this multiple times daily. Why This Works
An ice pack can help alleviate the pain of the jammed finger by numbing the area. It can also help in alleviating swelling and inflammation due to its anti-inflammatory effects ( 1 ). 2. Epsom Salt
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You Will Need
1 tablespoon of Epsom salt
Water
A large bowl or basin
What You Have To Do
Fill a large bowl or basin with warm water. Add a tablespoon of Epsom salt to it and mix well. Soak the jammed finger in the mixture for 15-20 minutes. How Often You Should Do This
You may do this once daily.
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: 2. Epsom Salt
Shutterstock
You Will Need
1 tablespoon of Epsom salt
Water
A large bowl or basin
What You Have To Do
Fill a large bowl or basin with warm water. Add a tablespoon of Epsom salt to it and mix well. Soak the jammed finger in the mixture for 15-20 minutes. How Often You Should Do This
You may do this once daily. Why This Works
The anti-inflammatory activities of magnesium in Epsom salt can help in soothing inflammation, pain, and swelling associated with a jammed finger ( 2 ). 3. Aloe Vera Gel
Shutterstock
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
Apply freshly extracted aloe vera gel to the affected finger. Leave it on for 15-20 minutes before rinsing it off. How Often You Should Do This
You can do this multiple times daily.
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: Why This Works
The anti-inflammatory activities of magnesium in Epsom salt can help in soothing inflammation, pain, and swelling associated with a jammed finger ( 2 ). 3. Aloe Vera Gel
Shutterstock
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
Apply freshly extracted aloe vera gel to the affected finger. Leave it on for 15-20 minutes before rinsing it off. How Often You Should Do This
You can do this multiple times daily. Why This Works
Aloe vera exhibits excellent healing and anti-inflammatory properties ( 3 ). Hence, it can be a great option for alleviating the pain and inflammation in the affected finger. 4. Apple Cider Vinegar
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You Will Need
1 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar
1 tablespoon of water
Cotton ball
What You Have To Do
Mix a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar with a tablespoon of water. Soak a cotton ball in this mixture and apply it to the affected finger.
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: Why This Works
Aloe vera exhibits excellent healing and anti-inflammatory properties ( 3 ). Hence, it can be a great option for alleviating the pain and inflammation in the affected finger. 4. Apple Cider Vinegar
Shutterstock
You Will Need
1 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar
1 tablespoon of water
Cotton ball
What You Have To Do
Mix a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar with a tablespoon of water. Soak a cotton ball in this mixture and apply it to the affected finger. Leave it on for 15-20 minutes and remove. How Often You Should Do This
You may do this 2-3 times daily. Why This Works
While there is no scientific evidence to back this claim, anecdotal evidence suggests that the anti-inflammatory nature of ACV can be quite effective in treating inflammatory symptoms like swelling and pain. [ Read: 13 Effective Hand Exercises To Include In Your Workout ]
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: Leave it on for 15-20 minutes and remove. How Often You Should Do This
You may do this 2-3 times daily. Why This Works
While there is no scientific evidence to back this claim, anecdotal evidence suggests that the anti-inflammatory nature of ACV can be quite effective in treating inflammatory symptoms like swelling and pain. [ Read: 13 Effective Hand Exercises To Include In Your Workout ]
5. Turmeric
Shutterstock
You Will Need
1 teaspoon of turmeric powder
Water (as required)
What You Have To Do
Add a few drops of water to a teaspoon of turmeric powder. Mix well to form a thick paste. Apply the paste to the affected finger and leave it on for 15-20 minutes. Rinse it off with water. How Often You Should Do This
You can do this 1-2 times daily.
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: Turmeric
Shutterstock
You Will Need
1 teaspoon of turmeric powder
Water (as required)
What You Have To Do
Add a few drops of water to a teaspoon of turmeric powder. Mix well to form a thick paste. Apply the paste to the affected finger and leave it on for 15-20 minutes. Rinse it off with water. How Often You Should Do This
You can do this 1-2 times daily. Why This Works
Curcumin, the active component of turmeric, possesses excellent anti-inflammatory and healing properties ( 4 ). It may help in treating the pain, swelling, and redness in the jammed finger. While these remedies do their job in speeding up the healing, here are some tips to protect your finger from further damage. Prevention Tips
Avoid using the jammed finger until it has recovered completely. Take a break from sports and other physical activities that may worsen the injury.
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: Why This Works
Curcumin, the active component of turmeric, possesses excellent anti-inflammatory and healing properties ( 4 ). It may help in treating the pain, swelling, and redness in the jammed finger. While these remedies do their job in speeding up the healing, here are some tips to protect your finger from further damage. Prevention Tips
Avoid using the jammed finger until it has recovered completely. Take a break from sports and other physical activities that may worsen the injury. Keep the finger strapped or splinted until it has healed completely. Once the jammed finger heals, do small exercises like making a fist or holding a tension ball or other objects to regain the lost strength of your finger. If left untreated or unattended, a jammed finger can lead to other complications, such as difficulty in straightening the affected finger or prolonged stiffness. Hence, it is best if you seek medical attention while following these tips and remedies to prevent further damage to the jammed finger. Did you ever jam your finger?
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: Keep the finger strapped or splinted until it has healed completely. Once the jammed finger heals, do small exercises like making a fist or holding a tension ball or other objects to regain the lost strength of your finger. If left untreated or unattended, a jammed finger can lead to other complications, such as difficulty in straightening the affected finger or prolonged stiffness. Hence, it is best if you seek medical attention while following these tips and remedies to prevent further damage to the jammed finger. Did you ever jam your finger? How did you deal with it? Share your tips and feedback with us in the comments section below. Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal? Most cases of a jammed finger should typically heal in 1 to 2 weeks. However, it may take longer if the injury is severe.
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: How did you deal with it? Share your tips and feedback with us in the comments section below. Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal? Most cases of a jammed finger should typically heal in 1 to 2 weeks. However, it may take longer if the injury is severe. What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger? Sprained Finger
• It is caused by damage to the ligaments that connect the joints and bones of the finger. • It causes mild to moderate pain. • It may lead to reduced mobility but without any physical changes. Broken Finger
• It causes injury to the bones and joints of the finger.
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger? Sprained Finger
• It is caused by damage to the ligaments that connect the joints and bones of the finger. • It causes mild to moderate pain. • It may lead to reduced mobility but without any physical changes. Broken Finger
• It causes injury to the bones and joints of the finger. • It causes a severe throbbing pain, which may be alarming enough for most people to seek medical intervention. • A broken finger may appear disfigured or abnormally bent. When to see a doctor for a jammed finger? See a doctor immediately if: • The affected finger appears crooked or abnormally bent (Don’t try to straighten the finger by yourself!).
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: • It causes a severe throbbing pain, which may be alarming enough for most people to seek medical intervention. • A broken finger may appear disfigured or abnormally bent. When to see a doctor for a jammed finger? See a doctor immediately if: • The affected finger appears crooked or abnormally bent (Don’t try to straighten the finger by yourself!). • The finger feels numb and starts turning white or very pale. • You develop a fever following the injury. • The finger becomes extremely swollen. • You cannot straighten the finger completely. • The symptoms degrade instead of improving with time.
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
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How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
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You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
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How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
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Content: • The finger feels numb and starts turning white or very pale. • You develop a fever following the injury. • The finger becomes extremely swollen. • You cannot straighten the finger completely. • The symptoms degrade instead of improving with time. How to test a jammed finger? Your doctor can usually diagnose a jammed finger just by looking at it. The doctor may look for symptoms of swelling and also ask you how well you can move the affected finger. If a fracture is suspected, you may be asked to take additional tests like an X-ray, CT scan, or MRI scan. Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: How to test a jammed finger? Your doctor can usually diagnose a jammed finger just by looking at it. The doctor may look for symptoms of swelling and also ask you how well you can move the affected finger. If a fracture is suspected, you may be asked to take additional tests like an X-ray, CT scan, or MRI scan. Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger? The inflammatory symptoms of a jammed finger like swelling and pain are similar to the initial symptoms of arthritis. However, a jammed finger does not mean that you may develop arthritis. Does pulling a jammed finger help? No. Although many athletes tend to pull a jammed finger, it should not be done.
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
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Content: The inflammatory symptoms of a jammed finger like swelling and pain are similar to the initial symptoms of arthritis. However, a jammed finger does not mean that you may develop arthritis. Does pulling a jammed finger help? No. Although many athletes tend to pull a jammed finger, it should not be done. Pulling or exerting extra pressure on a jammed finger can further create stress on a new injury. References
“ Cold and compression in the management of musculoskeletal injuries and orthopedic operative procedures: a narrative review ” Open Access Journal of Sports Medicine, US National Library Of Medicine. “ Magnesium Decreases Inflammatory Cytokine Production: A Novel Innate Immunomodulatory Mechanism ” Journal of Immunology, US National Library Of Medicine.
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: Pulling or exerting extra pressure on a jammed finger can further create stress on a new injury. References
“ Cold and compression in the management of musculoskeletal injuries and orthopedic operative procedures: a narrative review ” Open Access Journal of Sports Medicine, US National Library Of Medicine. “ Magnesium Decreases Inflammatory Cytokine Production: A Novel Innate Immunomodulatory Mechanism ” Journal of Immunology, US National Library Of Medicine. “ Topical Application of Aloe vera Accelerated Wound Healing, Modeling, and Remodeling: An Experimental Study. ” Annals of Plastic Surgery, US National Library Of Medicine. “ Effect of curcumin on tendon healing: an experimental study in a rat model of Achilles tendon injury. ”
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Title: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Headings: 5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
5 Natural Ways To Heal A Jammed Finger + Causes And Symptoms
Table Of Contents
What Is A Jammed Finger?
Signs And Symptoms – Jammed Finger Vs. Broken Finger
Jammed Finger
Broken Finger
What Causes A Jammed Finger?
How To Fix A Jammed Finger Naturally
5 Natural Treatments To Fix Jammed Fingers
1. Ice Pack
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
2. Epsom Salt
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
3. Aloe Vera Gel
You Will Need
1-2 teaspoons of aloe gel
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
5. Turmeric
You Will Need
What You Have To Do
How Often You Should Do This
Why This Works
Prevention Tips
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How long does it take for a jammed finger to heal?
What is the difference between a sprained finger and a broken finger?
When to see a doctor for a jammed finger?
How to test a jammed finger?
Does arthritis feel like a jammed finger?
Does pulling a jammed finger help?
References
Recommended Articles:
Content: “ Topical Application of Aloe vera Accelerated Wound Healing, Modeling, and Remodeling: An Experimental Study. ” Annals of Plastic Surgery, US National Library Of Medicine. “ Effect of curcumin on tendon healing: an experimental study in a rat model of Achilles tendon injury. ” International Orthopaedics, US National Library Of Medicine. Recommended Articles: How To Heal Bone Fractures Faster
Natural Treatments For Achilles Tendon Pain
How To Heal Painful And Cracked Fingertips
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Title: Top 13 Fashion Magazines In The World You Could Subscribe To
Headings: Top 13 Fashion Magazines In The World
Top 13 Fashion Magazines In The World
Top Fashion Magazines In The World
1. Vogue
2. Elle
3. Harper’s Bazaar
4. Cosmopolitan
5. BoF – Business Of Fashion
6. W
7. InStyle
8. Allure
9. Numéro
10. V
11. Grazia
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13. Vanity Fair
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Content: It started becoming bigger (even though it is unisexual), covering a host of columns for women. Anna Wintour taking it over in 1988 was a turnaround story for Vogue. With 11 million subscribers and stretching across 23 countries, it continues to dictate the fashion world and its trends. Vogue Magazine Subscription
2. Elle
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Elle is a French magazine that was started in 1945 with the sole focus on women’s fashion. It means ‘she’ or ‘her’ in French. A few years into publishing, it started a campaign slogan that translated into ‘If she reads, she reads Elle’, which gained traction and slowly turned it into the giant it is today. Having started in the United States, Elle is now published in 44 countries with a focus on fashion and all other things exciting for women. Elle Magazine Subscription
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Title: Top 13 Fashion Magazines In The World You Could Subscribe To
Headings: Top 13 Fashion Magazines In The World
Top 13 Fashion Magazines In The World
Top Fashion Magazines In The World
1. Vogue
2. Elle
3. Harper’s Bazaar
4. Cosmopolitan
5. BoF – Business Of Fashion
6. W
7. InStyle
8. Allure
9. Numéro
10. V
11. Grazia
12. Marie Claire
13. Vanity Fair
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Content: It is one editorial that is not new to anyone who has a habit of stopping by at the newsstands. Founded by Linda Wells in 1991, Allure went through an overhaul over the next few years in terms of cultural content and vital (but straightforward) details like the sizing, etc. With an average viewership of 8 million online and over 5 million subscribers, Allure has enjoyed the trust of its consumers since its inception. Allure Magazine Subscription
9. Numéro
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Numéro was founded in 1998 by Elisabeth Dijan with an intent to create content and raise its standards to match the needs of smart, intellectual, and intelligent women. With a host of topics from fashion, lifestyle, design, music, and art – it continues to be one of the most influential publications since its inception. Numero Magazine Subscription
10. V
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V, founded by Cecilia Dean, started in 1998 as a limited edition magazine, publishing lifestyle and fashion content every quarter.
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Title: Top 13 Fashion Magazines In The World You Could Subscribe To
Headings: Top 13 Fashion Magazines In The World
Top 13 Fashion Magazines In The World
Top Fashion Magazines In The World
1. Vogue
2. Elle
3. Harper’s Bazaar
4. Cosmopolitan
5. BoF – Business Of Fashion
6. W
7. InStyle
8. Allure
9. Numéro
10. V
11. Grazia
12. Marie Claire
13. Vanity Fair
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Content: It has four seasonal releases that predominantly cover the changing trends in culture, music, fashion, etc. Stephen Gan was known as a Creative Visionary Head for the magazine, which encourages free reign for artists and fashionistas and showcases unique voices through groundbreaking columns and images that otherwise go unheard. With over 3 million subscribers, their quest for unique stories continues to grow. V Magazine Subscription
11. Grazia
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Grazia, Italy’s top runner in fashion and lifestyle, published its first edition in 1938. Unlike most magazines, Grazia uniquely blends fashion, lifestyle, and arts with current affairs, news, and economy. Its unique approach gained sophisticated and dynamic readers, both in the digital and offline communities. It is spread across 5 continents, 20 editions, and has a total readership of 35 million. Grazia continues to bring unexplored subjects and unravel stories in a way you do not get elsewhere.
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Title: Top 13 Fashion Magazines In The World You Could Subscribe To
Headings: Top 13 Fashion Magazines In The World
Top 13 Fashion Magazines In The World
Top Fashion Magazines In The World
1. Vogue
2. Elle
3. Harper’s Bazaar
4. Cosmopolitan
5. BoF – Business Of Fashion
6. W
7. InStyle
8. Allure
9. Numéro
10. V
11. Grazia
12. Marie Claire
13. Vanity Fair
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Content: The magazine did not just talk about fashion, trends, culture, and art but was also the voice of women in the rapidly changing times after World War II. It brought fashion and responsible journalism together and piqued people’s interest. It has continued to grow ever since and is currently distributed in 35 countries and 24 languages. Marie Claire Magazine Subscription
13. Vanity Fair
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Another magazine and yet another big name under the Conde Nast’s umbrella! It first started in 1913, ran for two decades until 1936, and had a revival in 1983 after Conde Nast took over. Vanity Fair boasts of the leadership and guidance of legends over the years, which explain its originality and unparalleled standards. It is treasured by industry experts, new age bloggers, fashion enthusiasts, and everyone else with interest in lifestyle, art, and fashion. Vanity Fair Magazine Subscription
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Title: Roe v. Wade (Decision January 22, 1973) | Subscript Law
Headings: Roe v. Wade (Decision January 22, 1973)
The celebrated and despised Supreme Court case on abortion
The case
Regulation vs. Liberty
The Supreme Court ruling on Roe v. Wade
What else did the decision say?
The controversy over the due process clause
Years later: Jane Roe’s Change of Heart
The future – changes in medical science
More Information about Roe vs Wade
Roe v. Wade (Decision January 22, 1973)
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Content: Roe v. Wade (Decision January 22, 1973) | Subscript Law
Roe v. Wade (Decision January 22, 1973)
January 21, 2018
Mariam Morshedi
The celebrated and despised Supreme Court case on abortion
The issue of abortion raises significant tension in the United States. The issue separates certain religious groups, claiming a fetus’ life has a value equal to that of a born person, from others who place a higher value on the right of a woman to control whether or not she is pregnant. In 1973, the Supreme Court weighed in, as it was presented with a case of a woman wishing to end her pregnancy and a state law preventing the woman from doing so. Our report explains the Roe v. Wade court decision in an infographic. The case
In 1971, Norma McCorvey (known in court documents as “Jane Roe”) filed a lawsuit against the attorney general of Texas, Henry Wade. McCorvey argued a Texas law banning abortion, which had been enforced against her, was unconstitutional. The Texas law only allowed abortions if necessary to save the woman’s life. Regulation vs. Liberty
States are allowed to regulate a wide variety of actions in the interest of protecting people. But the Constitution limits the states’ rights to regulate. One of those limits is based on an individual’s right to liberty.
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Title: Roe v. Wade (Decision January 22, 1973) | Subscript Law
Headings: Roe v. Wade (Decision January 22, 1973)
The celebrated and despised Supreme Court case on abortion
The case
Regulation vs. Liberty
The Supreme Court ruling on Roe v. Wade
What else did the decision say?
The controversy over the due process clause
Years later: Jane Roe’s Change of Heart
The future – changes in medical science
More Information about Roe vs Wade
Roe v. Wade (Decision January 22, 1973)
About the Author
Mariam Morshedi
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Content: McCorvey argued a Texas law banning abortion, which had been enforced against her, was unconstitutional. The Texas law only allowed abortions if necessary to save the woman’s life. Regulation vs. Liberty
States are allowed to regulate a wide variety of actions in the interest of protecting people. But the Constitution limits the states’ rights to regulate. One of those limits is based on an individual’s right to liberty. In Roe v. Wade, McCorvey (Roe) argued the Constitution protected her liberty to choose to have an abortion, above the state’s right to regulate abortion. To an extent, the Supreme Court agreed. The Supreme Court ruling on Roe v. Wade
The Supreme Court declared the right to an abortion is a fundamental liberty that the state must have a very strong interest to limit. Our Roe v. Wade infographic describes how the court balanced the liberty/abortion interest of the woman with the state’s interest in prenatal life. The Court ruled that the woman’s liberty right (right to control whether or not she is pregnant) is stronger than the state’s interest in the fetus’ life up until a certain point in the pregnancy.
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Title: Roe v. Wade (Decision January 22, 1973) | Subscript Law
Headings: Roe v. Wade (Decision January 22, 1973)
The celebrated and despised Supreme Court case on abortion
The case
Regulation vs. Liberty
The Supreme Court ruling on Roe v. Wade
What else did the decision say?
The controversy over the due process clause
Years later: Jane Roe’s Change of Heart
The future – changes in medical science
More Information about Roe vs Wade
Roe v. Wade (Decision January 22, 1973)
About the Author
Mariam Morshedi
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Content: In Roe v. Wade, McCorvey (Roe) argued the Constitution protected her liberty to choose to have an abortion, above the state’s right to regulate abortion. To an extent, the Supreme Court agreed. The Supreme Court ruling on Roe v. Wade
The Supreme Court declared the right to an abortion is a fundamental liberty that the state must have a very strong interest to limit. Our Roe v. Wade infographic describes how the court balanced the liberty/abortion interest of the woman with the state’s interest in prenatal life. The Court ruled that the woman’s liberty right (right to control whether or not she is pregnant) is stronger than the state’s interest in the fetus’ life up until a certain point in the pregnancy. That point is the “point of viability” – when the fetus could survive on its own outside of the womb. After the point of viability, the state’s interest in protecting the fetus outweighs the woman’s choice to terminate her pregnancy. After the point of viability, the Court ruled, a state can prohibit women from getting abortions. What else did the decision say? The Supreme Court added that a state might regulate abortion based on reasons other than the concern for prenatal life.
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Title: Roe v. Wade (Decision January 22, 1973) | Subscript Law
Headings: Roe v. Wade (Decision January 22, 1973)
The celebrated and despised Supreme Court case on abortion
The case
Regulation vs. Liberty
The Supreme Court ruling on Roe v. Wade
What else did the decision say?
The controversy over the due process clause
Years later: Jane Roe’s Change of Heart
The future – changes in medical science
More Information about Roe vs Wade
Roe v. Wade (Decision January 22, 1973)
About the Author
Mariam Morshedi
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Content: That point is the “point of viability” – when the fetus could survive on its own outside of the womb. After the point of viability, the state’s interest in protecting the fetus outweighs the woman’s choice to terminate her pregnancy. After the point of viability, the Court ruled, a state can prohibit women from getting abortions. What else did the decision say? The Supreme Court added that a state might regulate abortion based on reasons other than the concern for prenatal life. The Supreme Court said the state could justify abortion regulation based on the concern for a woman’s health, just not before the end of the first trimester. The controversy over the due process clause
McCorvey (Roe) based her argument on the word “liberty” contained in the due process clauses of the Constitution’s 5th and the 14th Amendments. The due process clause says that no person can be deprived of “life, liberty, or property, without due process of law.” McCorvey’s use of the due process clause to guarantee her the right to an abortion highlights a controversy in legal jurisprudence. Note the word “process” in the clause.
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Title: What is an Unbalanced Diet? | Poor Diets and Bad Habits | Success Stream
Headings: What is an Unbalanced Diet?
What is an Unbalanced Diet?
What is an Unbalanced Diet?
Typical Examples of an Unbalanced Diet
Alcohol
Cakes, Sweets, Pastries, Chocolates etc
Less Obvious Unbalanced Diets
The Obesity Epidemic
Is the Obesity Epidemic Caused by Diet?
Fat vs Carbs – the Eternal Debate
What are the Effects of an Unbalanced Diet?
What is a Balanced Diet?
The Diet Industry
What Your Body Needs for a Healthy Diet
A simple way to measure portions is to use your hands:
Foods You Should Include in a Balanced Diet
Sticking to a Balanced Diet and Good Habits
Jo Rosser
Content: Some unbalanced diets also mean you’re underweight such as an unnatural obsession with fewer carbohydrates and a very low carb diet, a caveman diet or one that relies on one food group over another. Some of these may help you lose weight but in actual fact be quite detrimental. Some people actually need to put on weight due to their poor diet. As specialists in weight loss we’re more concerned with diets and habits that help you lose weight though it’s important to realise that poor diets can also make you underweight. Set up a free consultation today
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The Obesity Epidemic
The term ‘obesity epidemic’ is frequently bandied around in the media and it’s true: obesity levels in adults have risen from 15% in 1993 to 26% in 2016. Around 1 in 5 children under the age of 5 are classed as obese and this rises to 1 in 5 by age 11. “ Obesity is the new smoking ”, said Simon Stevens, Chief Executive of NHS England. In 2015 “It is a slow-motion car crash in terms of avoidable illness and rising health care costs.”
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Title: What is an Unbalanced Diet? | Poor Diets and Bad Habits | Success Stream
Headings: What is an Unbalanced Diet?
What is an Unbalanced Diet?
What is an Unbalanced Diet?
Typical Examples of an Unbalanced Diet
Alcohol
Cakes, Sweets, Pastries, Chocolates etc
Less Obvious Unbalanced Diets
The Obesity Epidemic
Is the Obesity Epidemic Caused by Diet?
Fat vs Carbs – the Eternal Debate
What are the Effects of an Unbalanced Diet?
What is a Balanced Diet?
The Diet Industry
What Your Body Needs for a Healthy Diet
A simple way to measure portions is to use your hands:
Foods You Should Include in a Balanced Diet
Sticking to a Balanced Diet and Good Habits
Jo Rosser
Content: Obesity is usually measured by referring to the Body Mass Index (BMI). However, this is not always reliable as it takes no account of the fact that lean muscle is actually heavier than fat – meaning a super-fit athlete could measure as obese under BMI classifications. An alternative, or sometimes corroborative, measure is waist circumference and waist-to-hip ratio (waist measurement divided by hip measurement) as this gives an indication of the distribution of fat on the body. Is the Obesity Epidemic Caused by Diet? Eating habits have definitely changed since the 1980s which is when obesity levels really started to pick up in the UK. More and more of us are eating on the go (which, again, is a factor in an unbalanced diet), we don’t leave our desks at lunchtime and we rely increasingly on convenience foods. These are typically foods high in sugars, additives, calories and salt and low on proteins, vitamins and minerals. When these become part of our daily lives (five days a week at work and a quick meal in the evening) it’s easy to see how it can get out of hand. These are precisely the habits we need to change. Families also rarely sit around the dining table and share a homemade evening meal so children never learn that eating should be a social occasion as well as simply a time to fill up.
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Title: 3 External Factors That Are Affecting Your Success | SUCCESS
Headings: 3 External Factors That Are Affecting Your Success
3 External Factors That Are Affecting Your Success
1. Bad Habits
2. Limiting Beliefs
3. Negative Environment
Tyler Leslie
Content: 3 External Factors That Are Affecting Your Success | SUCCESS
3 External Factors That Are Affecting Your Success
By Tyler Leslie | July 13, 2016 | 1
Why is it that we allow external factors to determine our actions? Is it because we were programmed early on to have set beliefs about success and how to achieve it? Is it because we believe in other people more than we believe in ourselves? Once you allow external factors to influence your actions or decisions, you lose. When you allow outside circumstances to dictate your way of thinking, you give away your power. Below are three of the most common external factors—ones that have affected my life and maybe yours, too. It’s time to take a hard look at your life and work to eliminate the things holding you back. 1. Bad Habits
Bad habits can halt forward momentum. Becoming aware of your bad habits and replacing them with good ones is vital to achievement.
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Title: 3 Ways to Spend Your Money Wisely | SUCCESS
Headings: 3 Ways to Spend Your Money Wisely
3 Ways to Spend Your Money Wisely
Incredible Map Reveals Energy Discovery That Spans The Entire U.S.
1. Identify your current priorities.
2. Implement systems that support your plan.
3. Reflect and reassess.
Stefanie O’Connell
Content: But let’s face it: Nobody wants to be told no. That’s why it’s so important to align your spending with your values. It doesn’t always have to be a no. Instead of approaching our financial lives as a practice of constant self-sacrifice, centered on how and where we shouldn’t spend, we should shift our attention to creating space in our financial lives to spend on the things we truly value. Instead of letting things like intoxicating bakery smells, neighboring home facades or the latest posts on Instagram dictate how we spend our money, we can use budgeting as a tool to prioritize the things we want most, and spend in alignment with those things. Incredible Map Reveals Energy Discovery That Spans The Entire U.S.
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Here’s how you can line up your spending with your values: 1. Identify your current priorities. I want to hire a full-time assistant, eat organically, take a two-week vacation to Spain and live roommate-free in New York City sometime before I turn 40.
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https://www.success.com/3-ways-to-spend-your-money-wisely/
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Title: 3 Ways to Spend Your Money Wisely | SUCCESS
Headings: 3 Ways to Spend Your Money Wisely
3 Ways to Spend Your Money Wisely
Incredible Map Reveals Energy Discovery That Spans The Entire U.S.
1. Identify your current priorities.
2. Implement systems that support your plan.
3. Reflect and reassess.
Stefanie O’Connell
Content: Implement systems that support your plan. Once you’ve identified your values, enacting a budget can help ground them and keep them at the forefront of your day-to-day decision-making so you don’t sacrifice your big-picture wants in the face of momentary temptations or temporary conveniences. Visual reminders of what you value and why, such as a photo of your family or your dream vacation destination as your desktop wallpaper, can also keep priorities top of mind when distractions threaten to throw you off course. Automatic savings contributions to designated accounts, such as a college or travel fund, can also maintain your priorities. 3. Reflect and reassess. Reflect on your costs each month. Our financial statements often reveal a disconnect between what we say we value and what we actually do. Look at your statement and ask yourself: Does this expense line up with my defined priorities?
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https://www.success.com/3-ways-to-spend-your-money-wisely/
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Title: 6 Ways to Make Better Decisions | SUCCESS
Headings: 6 Ways to Make Better Decisions
6 Ways to Make Better Decisions
Myth 1: Decisions should be made at the highest level.
Myth 2: Good decisions result from consensus.
1. Rethink old solutions.
2. Go slow in order to go fast.
“Be quick, but not in a hurry.” – John Wooden
3. Operate at the intersection of order and chaos.
4. Listen.
5. Seek the right information, not more information.
6. Make good enough decisions.
Mick Ukleja
Content: Myth 1: Decisions should be made at the highest level. Decisions made at the highest level are not always the best decisions for the organization. When this happens, problems are not solved—they are temporarily postponed. If this person is surrounded with like-minded thinkers, then the illusion of a good decision might lull them into a feeling of comfort with the situation. Myth 2: Good decisions result from consensus. One element that fosters good decision-making is to see an issue from multiple angles. Without this, there’s no divergence from accepted norms , no diversity of thought and no dissension. This doesn’t automatically happen, nor is it our natural tendency.
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https://www.success.com/6-ways-to-make-better-decisions/
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Title: 6 Ways to Make Better Decisions | SUCCESS
Headings: 6 Ways to Make Better Decisions
6 Ways to Make Better Decisions
Myth 1: Decisions should be made at the highest level.
Myth 2: Good decisions result from consensus.
1. Rethink old solutions.
2. Go slow in order to go fast.
“Be quick, but not in a hurry.” – John Wooden
3. Operate at the intersection of order and chaos.
4. Listen.
5. Seek the right information, not more information.
6. Make good enough decisions.
Mick Ukleja
Content: He called them his team of rivals. They provided a variety of perspectives and tension-filled solutions that avoided the yes-man groupthink that mark so many presidential cabinets. Now, you might not put rivals on your team, but Lincoln’s point is well taken. There needs to be the right amount of creative friction to produce the creative tension needed to refine new ideas and challenge old assumptions. A good leader will know the boiling point so that the tension doesn’t get overbearing or melt the team. Here’s the real danger: The discussion in teams can shut down quickly, followed by an undue pressure to act on that decision without buy-in from those doing the work. The result is sluggish execution that hits another domino where leaders now feel a need to micromanage and mandate. Organizations need to have their own decision-making process in place that uses their best asset—the people. In doing so, the executive is now truly leading everyone on the team.
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https://www.success.com/6-ways-to-make-better-decisions/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_577716883#5_1208297970
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Title: 6 Ways to Make Better Decisions | SUCCESS
Headings: 6 Ways to Make Better Decisions
6 Ways to Make Better Decisions
Myth 1: Decisions should be made at the highest level.
Myth 2: Good decisions result from consensus.
1. Rethink old solutions.
2. Go slow in order to go fast.
“Be quick, but not in a hurry.” – John Wooden
3. Operate at the intersection of order and chaos.
4. Listen.
5. Seek the right information, not more information.
6. Make good enough decisions.
Mick Ukleja
Content: Here’s the real danger: The discussion in teams can shut down quickly, followed by an undue pressure to act on that decision without buy-in from those doing the work. The result is sluggish execution that hits another domino where leaders now feel a need to micromanage and mandate. Organizations need to have their own decision-making process in place that uses their best asset—the people. In doing so, the executive is now truly leading everyone on the team. As you lead your team, try these six guidelines for better decision-making: 1. Rethink old solutions. It didn’t work before, but that doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be tried again. Maybe with the current changes and some adaption it might work better.
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https://www.success.com/6-ways-to-make-better-decisions/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_578284019#3_1209977371
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Title: How to Build Your Legacy | SUCCESS
Headings: How to Build Your Legacy
How to Build Your Legacy
Understand your legacy.
Choose your legacy.
Focus your legacy.
Live your legacy.
Chelsea Greenwood
Content: First, you need to really grasp why it's important to leave a legacy in the first place. "The legacy we leave is part of the ongoing foundations of life," says business philosopher and author Jim Rohn. " Those who came before leave us the world we live in. Those who will come after will have only what we leave them. We are stewards of this world, and we have a calling in our lives to leave it better than how we found it, even if it seems like such a small part." Look back on your own life, and you'll see legacy-leavers everywhere, from the founding fathers of our nation to your parents, former teachers and elder family members. All of these people left you with instructions on how to live—for better or for worse. And now it's your turn to decide what kind of legacy you'll leave for posterity. Choose your legacy. Legacies come in different shapes and forms, requiring varying levels of effort and commitment.
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https://www.success.com/how-to-build-your-legacy/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_578284019#4_1209978687
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Title: How to Build Your Legacy | SUCCESS
Headings: How to Build Your Legacy
How to Build Your Legacy
Understand your legacy.
Choose your legacy.
Focus your legacy.
Live your legacy.
Chelsea Greenwood
Content: Look back on your own life, and you'll see legacy-leavers everywhere, from the founding fathers of our nation to your parents, former teachers and elder family members. All of these people left you with instructions on how to live—for better or for worse. And now it's your turn to decide what kind of legacy you'll leave for posterity. Choose your legacy. Legacies come in different shapes and forms, requiring varying levels of effort and commitment. Some choose to leave financial legacies, supporting causes such as funding breast cancer research or a new building at one's alma mater. Other legacies are institutional, like when somebody founds a nonprofit or builds a business that's a positive force in the community. All of these examples have their value and place in society. Yet, in his The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership, John C. Maxwell believes in a third, more lasting avenue of legacy. " Too often, leaders put their energy into organizations, buildings, systems or other lifeless objects," says the leadership expert and bestselling author. "
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https://www.success.com/how-to-build-your-legacy/
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Title: Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
Headings: Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
What Is a Celebrity?
The Ultimate eBook on Positive Thinking
Who are the people whom we consider as celebrities?
The Reasons Why We Admire, Idolize and Worship Celebrities
Build Up Strong Willpower and Self Discipline
Content: Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
By Remez Sasson
Once upon a time, people worshipped and idolized gods. They built temples and statues for the gods, and worshipped them. They were their idols, to whom they prayed. A long time has passed since then, but the need to worship and idolize has not passed, only the idols and the gods have changed. Now, people call them celebrities. What Is a Celebrity? There is no need to define what a celebrity is, since most people are very well acquainted with this term. These are the people, who appear often on the screen of our TV, about whom we read in the newspapers, and whom we follow on the social networks. They are the idols the media and public relations have created. Often, our imagination and our secret desires are the factors that make us attracted to certain celebrities.
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https://www.successconsciousness.com/blog/happiness-fun/why-we-idolize-and-admire-celebrities/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_581499929#1_1216710042
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Title: Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
Headings: Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
What Is a Celebrity?
The Ultimate eBook on Positive Thinking
Who are the people whom we consider as celebrities?
The Reasons Why We Admire, Idolize and Worship Celebrities
Build Up Strong Willpower and Self Discipline
Content: What Is a Celebrity? There is no need to define what a celebrity is, since most people are very well acquainted with this term. These are the people, who appear often on the screen of our TV, about whom we read in the newspapers, and whom we follow on the social networks. They are the idols the media and public relations have created. Often, our imagination and our secret desires are the factors that make us attracted to certain celebrities. Celebrities are not born; they are made. Sometimes, their fame is quite short, and sometimes, if they are talented, their fame might last longer. Think about it, we call people celebrities, if they appeared a few times on TV or in the newspaper. This is usually the entrance ticket to the club of celebrities.
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https://www.successconsciousness.com/blog/happiness-fun/why-we-idolize-and-admire-celebrities/
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Title: Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
Headings: Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
What Is a Celebrity?
The Ultimate eBook on Positive Thinking
Who are the people whom we consider as celebrities?
The Reasons Why We Admire, Idolize and Worship Celebrities
Build Up Strong Willpower and Self Discipline
Content: We admire, idolize and worship people, because we consider them as important, powerful or famous, and because a great number of people know about them. These people appear on the media, which allows us to peek into their lives. They seem to live a different and more interesting lifestyle than ours, or so the media makes us think. There is a subconscious desire in the human race to idolize anything that seems better, greater, richer, well known or powerful. There is a tendency to worship anything that seems glamorous, fascinating or powerful. 2. Most people have an unconscious desire to be famous and popular, even if they do not admit it openly. When they adore people who are famous and popular, they feel that they associate with them, and a part of their lives. 3. We all want to live a different and better life, and reading about celebrities, watching them on TV, or following them on Instagram and other social networks, makes us feel that that we are participating and taking part in their glory.
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https://www.successconsciousness.com/blog/happiness-fun/why-we-idolize-and-admire-celebrities/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_581499929#7_1216718539
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Title: Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
Headings: Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
What Is a Celebrity?
The Ultimate eBook on Positive Thinking
Who are the people whom we consider as celebrities?
The Reasons Why We Admire, Idolize and Worship Celebrities
Build Up Strong Willpower and Self Discipline
Content: 2. Most people have an unconscious desire to be famous and popular, even if they do not admit it openly. When they adore people who are famous and popular, they feel that they associate with them, and a part of their lives. 3. We all want to live a different and better life, and reading about celebrities, watching them on TV, or following them on Instagram and other social networks, makes us feel that that we are participating and taking part in their glory. We feel close them, as if they are our friends, and this gives us a good feeling. There are people, who imitate their idols, wear the same kind of clothes, use the same perfume, or try to behave and act as they do. This gives them the feeling of being close to their idols, and take part in their fame and glory. 4. Everyone loves gossip, and when it comes to celebrities, the gossip seems more interesting and valuable.
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https://www.successconsciousness.com/blog/happiness-fun/why-we-idolize-and-admire-celebrities/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_581499929#8_1216720012
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Title: Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
Headings: Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
What Is a Celebrity?
The Ultimate eBook on Positive Thinking
Who are the people whom we consider as celebrities?
The Reasons Why We Admire, Idolize and Worship Celebrities
Build Up Strong Willpower and Self Discipline
Content: We feel close them, as if they are our friends, and this gives us a good feeling. There are people, who imitate their idols, wear the same kind of clothes, use the same perfume, or try to behave and act as they do. This gives them the feeling of being close to their idols, and take part in their fame and glory. 4. Everyone loves gossip, and when it comes to celebrities, the gossip seems more interesting and valuable. People like to hear, read or watch what other people are doing and saying, even if this is not important at all. This is actually, one of the reasons, why reality shows are so popular. 5. We love to watch pretty people, who wear pretty clothes. We love to watch people doing things or going to places we cannot afford.
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https://www.successconsciousness.com/blog/happiness-fun/why-we-idolize-and-admire-celebrities/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_581499929#12_1216724961
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Title: Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
Headings: Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
What Is a Celebrity?
The Ultimate eBook on Positive Thinking
Who are the people whom we consider as celebrities?
The Reasons Why We Admire, Idolize and Worship Celebrities
Build Up Strong Willpower and Self Discipline
Content: We feel as if they visit us every day and are part of our lives. We begin to like them, and then, to adore and admire them. You need to remember that celebrities are ordinary people, like you and me. They eat, drink, sleep, think and feel like everyone else. The only difference between you and them is that they appear on the media. You might be as rich, smart or successful as they are, and maybe even more. The difference is that they are famous and you are not. Does this make you a smaller and less important person? No, it does not. You see glamor and you see fascination in their lives, but does it really exist in their everyday life?
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https://www.successconsciousness.com/blog/happiness-fun/why-we-idolize-and-admire-celebrities/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_581499929#13_1216726194
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Title: Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
Headings: Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
Why Do We Idolize and Admire Celebrities
What Is a Celebrity?
The Ultimate eBook on Positive Thinking
Who are the people whom we consider as celebrities?
The Reasons Why We Admire, Idolize and Worship Celebrities
Build Up Strong Willpower and Self Discipline
Content: You might be as rich, smart or successful as they are, and maybe even more. The difference is that they are famous and you are not. Does this make you a smaller and less important person? No, it does not. You see glamor and you see fascination in their lives, but does it really exist in their everyday life? Most have the same feelings, thoughts and desires as you. They probably have their problems and worries, and sometimes, their real life might not seem as glamorous as we see on TV. Celebrities are just people, like everyone else. They have their ups and downs, fears and happy moments, success and failure, like “ordinary” people. The media and the public relations persons create the glamor and provide the fascination, and we increase and multiply them in our minds, by our imagination, dreams and expectations.
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https://www.successconsciousness.com/blog/happiness-fun/why-we-idolize-and-admire-celebrities/
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Title: Employee Recognition Holidays | Workplace Appreciation Celebrations
Headings: Employee Recognition Holidays
Employee Recognition Holidays
Workplace Recognition Holidays by Month
Find Reasons to Engage, Motivate and Appreciate
Fun Worplace Holidays to Celebrate in 2021
Celebrate and Appreciate Year Round
Keep the celebrations going
Look to the year ahead
Fun Holidays to Add to Your Office Calendar
Trivia Day – January 4
Show and Tell at Work Day – January 8
Clean Off Your Desk Day – January 9
International Fun at Work Day – Last Friday of January
Important Worplace Recognition Holidays This Year
Content: And as adults, not much has changed since then - except now we dread going back to work. After a season of paid time off, parties and other festivities, it's no wonder that employees can have a hard time getting back into the work mindset, and that they're not looking forward to trading eggnog for Excel and pumpkin pie for pie charts. Luckily, you're not doomed to face several months of gray winter gloom at your office – you can pep up spirits and add some cheer back into the atmosphere. Feeling sad or unmotivated returning to work is not an uncommon feeling, and the first step to easing the pain and getting engagement back up is acknowledging that you're all facing the blues together. "For many, the holiday season is like a dream world and hopefully people have had a good dream, but it is like a dream that ceases literally overnight," said Angelo Halaris, a psychiatry and behavioral neurosciences professor at Loyola Medicine, in an interview with CNN. " There is a real sense of loss that comes with this transition period that makes us all a little sad." Next, you should add some fun to your office culture and give employees some more festive occasions to celebrate, even if the winter holidays are behind them. With this approach, you can boost engagement and help employees feel excited about work again. Celebrate and Appreciate Year Round
Boosting employee happiness levels after the holidays means understanding the psychology of that post-holiday slump. There are two main strategies to employ that will help revive engagement during this period:
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https://www.successories.com/holidays/employee-recognition-holidays
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_582874026#3_1220591817
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Title: Employee Recognition Holidays | Workplace Appreciation Celebrations
Headings: Employee Recognition Holidays
Employee Recognition Holidays
Workplace Recognition Holidays by Month
Find Reasons to Engage, Motivate and Appreciate
Fun Worplace Holidays to Celebrate in 2021
Celebrate and Appreciate Year Round
Keep the celebrations going
Look to the year ahead
Fun Holidays to Add to Your Office Calendar
Trivia Day – January 4
Show and Tell at Work Day – January 8
Clean Off Your Desk Day – January 9
International Fun at Work Day – Last Friday of January
Important Worplace Recognition Holidays This Year
Content: There is a real sense of loss that comes with this transition period that makes us all a little sad." Next, you should add some fun to your office culture and give employees some more festive occasions to celebrate, even if the winter holidays are behind them. With this approach, you can boost engagement and help employees feel excited about work again. Celebrate and Appreciate Year Round
Boosting employee happiness levels after the holidays means understanding the psychology of that post-holiday slump. There are two main strategies to employ that will help revive engagement during this period: Keep the celebrations going
There's no reason why we should be stuck with celebrating only the small handful of official holidays throughout the year. Finding other fun reasons to celebrate and keeping that festive feeling going all year – especially in January and February – can have a big impact on keeping employee happiness levels up after the winter break. Designating other festive occasions and hosting office parties and fun days gives employees something to look forward to and emphasizes that working should be fun. As Matt Straz, founder of HR software platform Namely, noted in a post for Entrepreneur magazine: " Creating something for employees to look forward to helps to build a positive work environment that motivates employees to perform at their best."
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https://www.successories.com/holidays/employee-recognition-holidays
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Title: Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ -
Headings: Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ
Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ
Signature v. Modus Operandi
Statistically speaking, women are simply better at serial killing than men. Sorry, guys!
Age
Motive
MO
Victims
Female Exceptions
Organized/Disorganized Serialists
Serialists Classified by Motive
New (ish) Categories Reserved for Female Serialists
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About Sue Coletta
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Content: There are easier ways to steal than murdering someone. Why kill then? That is not a helpful question to ask. Because when we say “easier to steal” without killing we put a different value on human life. For a female serialist a human life is as valuable as a used tissue. It actually is easier for them [to kill]. The hedonistic comfort of material gain outweighs the price of human life. ~ Peter Vronsky, author of Female Serial Killers
But many female serial killers commit murder because that is what they want to do; murder is their ultimate goal. It’s about the pleasure of the kill—the sense of power she gets—the buzz.
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https://www.suecoletta.com/serialists-how-male-and-female-serial-killers-differ/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_585496301#6_1226641488
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Title: Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ -
Headings: Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ
Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ
Signature v. Modus Operandi
Statistically speaking, women are simply better at serial killing than men. Sorry, guys!
Age
Motive
MO
Victims
Female Exceptions
Organized/Disorganized Serialists
Serialists Classified by Motive
New (ish) Categories Reserved for Female Serialists
If you enjoyed this post, please share. Thank you!
About Sue Coletta
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Content: It actually is easier for them [to kill]. The hedonistic comfort of material gain outweighs the price of human life. ~ Peter Vronsky, author of Female Serial Killers
But many female serial killers commit murder because that is what they want to do; murder is their ultimate goal. It’s about the pleasure of the kill—the sense of power she gets—the buzz. Taking property is just a warm snack in the feast of control—a little further satisfaction, a tingling in the killer’s tummy. Age
Another major difference between male and female serialists is the age when they first take the plunge into serial killing. Males often start killing in their 20’s; most females wait till their 40’s. Motive
Perhaps the most glaring contrast between male and female serialists is motive.
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https://www.suecoletta.com/serialists-how-male-and-female-serial-killers-differ/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_585496301#8_1226644655
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Title: Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ -
Headings: Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ
Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ
Signature v. Modus Operandi
Statistically speaking, women are simply better at serial killing than men. Sorry, guys!
Age
Motive
MO
Victims
Female Exceptions
Organized/Disorganized Serialists
Serialists Classified by Motive
New (ish) Categories Reserved for Female Serialists
If you enjoyed this post, please share. Thank you!
About Sue Coletta
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Content: The single biggest driver for males is sexual compulsion. That’s not to say that all male serial killers rape their victims. But on some level, there’s generally a sexual component to their crimes. Females, on the other hand, tend to murder for a purpose. The reason may not seem logical to you or me, but it does to them. The why behind the murders could be financial gain or convenience. Or the reason may well be for revenge. She uses violence as a release, a catharsis of sorts. MO
On average, female serialists use quieter means to kill than males, such as poisoning, suffocation, or drowning. Males often use brute force and more violent means, such as shooting, stabbing, strangling, bludgeoning or beating to death.
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https://www.suecoletta.com/serialists-how-male-and-female-serial-killers-differ/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_585496301#9_1226646183
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Title: Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ -
Headings: Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ
Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ
Signature v. Modus Operandi
Statistically speaking, women are simply better at serial killing than men. Sorry, guys!
Age
Motive
MO
Victims
Female Exceptions
Organized/Disorganized Serialists
Serialists Classified by Motive
New (ish) Categories Reserved for Female Serialists
If you enjoyed this post, please share. Thank you!
About Sue Coletta
Follow me on Amazon (click image of books)
Content: The why behind the murders could be financial gain or convenience. Or the reason may well be for revenge. She uses violence as a release, a catharsis of sorts. MO
On average, female serialists use quieter means to kill than males, such as poisoning, suffocation, or drowning. Males often use brute force and more violent means, such as shooting, stabbing, strangling, bludgeoning or beating to death. One reason could be that men tend to be physically stronger than women. But if we dig a little deeper, the reason could be much more sinister. The more violent a crime, the more evidence is left behind. The female serialist possesses a subtle and cunning nature. Using one’s brain over brawn spawns a ruthless killing machine.
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https://www.suecoletta.com/serialists-how-male-and-female-serial-killers-differ/
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Title: Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ -
Headings: Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ
Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ
Signature v. Modus Operandi
Statistically speaking, women are simply better at serial killing than men. Sorry, guys!
Age
Motive
MO
Victims
Female Exceptions
Organized/Disorganized Serialists
Serialists Classified by Motive
New (ish) Categories Reserved for Female Serialists
If you enjoyed this post, please share. Thank you!
About Sue Coletta
Follow me on Amazon (click image of books)
Content: One reason could be that men tend to be physically stronger than women. But if we dig a little deeper, the reason could be much more sinister. The more violent a crime, the more evidence is left behind. The female serialist possesses a subtle and cunning nature. Using one’s brain over brawn spawns a ruthless killing machine. Hence why females are able to avoid capture for (at least) twice as long. Victims
Male serialists are nearly six times more likely to kill a stranger, whereas females are twice as likely to murder those closest to them. According to a new study, some 65.4% of male serial killers stalked their victims before striking, compared to just 3.6% of females. Female Exceptions
There’s always an exception to the rule when it comes to serial killers. Unlike the typical female serialist who discreetly leaves her victims’ bodies in beds, cribs, or buries them in the garden, Aileen Wornous dumped her victims by the rest stops and roadsides of Florida’s interstate system.
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https://www.suecoletta.com/serialists-how-male-and-female-serial-killers-differ/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_585496301#11_1226649519
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Title: Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ -
Headings: Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ
Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ
Signature v. Modus Operandi
Statistically speaking, women are simply better at serial killing than men. Sorry, guys!
Age
Motive
MO
Victims
Female Exceptions
Organized/Disorganized Serialists
Serialists Classified by Motive
New (ish) Categories Reserved for Female Serialists
If you enjoyed this post, please share. Thank you!
About Sue Coletta
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Content: Hence why females are able to avoid capture for (at least) twice as long. Victims
Male serialists are nearly six times more likely to kill a stranger, whereas females are twice as likely to murder those closest to them. According to a new study, some 65.4% of male serial killers stalked their victims before striking, compared to just 3.6% of females. Female Exceptions
There’s always an exception to the rule when it comes to serial killers. Unlike the typical female serialist who discreetly leaves her victims’ bodies in beds, cribs, or buries them in the garden, Aileen Wornous dumped her victims by the rest stops and roadsides of Florida’s interstate system. She killed more like a man—murdered strangers, used brute force, and got caught within twelve months. Interestingly, she oozed male qualities. What can we learn from this, ladies? If your goal is to be a female serial killer, stay in your own lane. Because as soon as you veer into using more brawn than brains, the evidence will pile up against you.
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https://www.suecoletta.com/serialists-how-male-and-female-serial-killers-differ/
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Title: Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ -
Headings: Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ
Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ
Signature v. Modus Operandi
Statistically speaking, women are simply better at serial killing than men. Sorry, guys!
Age
Motive
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Female Exceptions
Organized/Disorganized Serialists
Serialists Classified by Motive
New (ish) Categories Reserved for Female Serialists
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About Sue Coletta
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Content: She killed more like a man—murdered strangers, used brute force, and got caught within twelve months. Interestingly, she oozed male qualities. What can we learn from this, ladies? If your goal is to be a female serial killer, stay in your own lane. Because as soon as you veer into using more brawn than brains, the evidence will pile up against you. Two other notable exceptions are Rosemary West and Joanne Dennehy. Rosemary and her husband, Fred, spent years coaxing young girls to their home to satisfy sick desires to rape and torture. Then they murdered the girls and buried the bodies in the basement or in the garden out back—aka The Garden of Death. Even though Fred had murdered and raped at least two women before he met his wife, Rosemary was far from a saint. Left on her own while Fred did a short stint in jail, she murdered his teenage daughter from a previous marriage.
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https://www.suecoletta.com/serialists-how-male-and-female-serial-killers-differ/
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Title: How can you help to reduce the suicide rate – Suicide Call Back Service
Headings: How can you help to reduce the suicide rate
How can you help to reduce the suicide rate
“…the more people talk about mental health, the more normal and natural getting help will seem to individuals who may be struggling…”
The true impact of suicide on families and communities
How can you help reduce the suicide rate?
Reach out and support people
Help spread awareness
Make yourself heard in government
Help reduce the stigma: a special case
Content: a special case
All these proactive measures are important steps that can help reduce the suicide rate. However, if there’s one thing that arguably can make a serious difference to the suicide rate, it is how we talk and think about those things that compound suicide. Specifically, it’s important to address the stigma still commonly associated with things like mental health and getting help. For instance, suicidal thoughts may be considered a taboo or ‘forbidden’ subject among many people. Unfortunately, ignoring a deep source of emotional pain is unlikely to make the problem go away, particularly for a person who may be struggling with suicidal thoughts. A high proportion of people who die by suicide are also living with a mental illness. Although the relationship between suicide and mental illness is quite complex, there is evidence that suggests a link exists between suicide and the stigma experienced by people living with mental illness. Shame or stigma is something that may need to be overcome by people affected by suicide. A lack of understanding about suicide could lead to an unwillingness to support people who are grieving or experiencing grief. According to one in-depth study, people in this situation report higher levels of “rejection, shame, stigma, need for concealing the cause of death, and blaming” compared to people dealing with someone’s sudden natural or unnatural death.
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https://www.suicidecallbackservice.org.au/blog/how-can-you-reduce-the-suicide-rate/
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Title: How Did The Industrial Revolution Affect The Environment
Headings: How Did The Industrial Revolution Affect The Environment
How Did The Industrial Revolution Affect The Environment
How does industrialization affect the environment?
How did the Industrial Revolution affect people’s lives?
How did the Industrial Revolution affect families?
How did factories affect the environment?
What are effects of industrialization?
What were the positive and negative effects of industrialization?
What were the main effects of the Industrial Revolution?
What were the causes and effects of the industrial revolution?
How did the Industrial Revolution affect the economy?
What factories cause the most pollution?
Do factories cause global warming?
Content: The Industrial Revolution completely transformed the role of the family. … The same specialization of labor that occurred in factories occurred in the lives of working-class families, and this broke up the family economy. Work and home life became sharply separated. Men earned money for their families. How did factories affect the environment? Factories negatively impact the environment through air pollutant emissions, toxic waste disposal and water contamination. Besides, they’re also the major offenders when it comes to greenhouse gas contributions. Factories alone are responsible for nearly two-thirds of the emissions to blame for global climate change. What are effects of industrialization? Industrialization is the marked transformation of a society from agrarian to manufacturing or industrial.
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https://www.sun-island-eco-village.com/human-influence-on-ecology/how-did-the-industrial-revolution-affect-the-environment.html
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