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Stress: Effects And Management, Breanna Buscher
Stress: Effects And Management, Breanna Buscher
Nebraska College Preparatory Academy: Senior Capstone Projects
Stress is how the body reacts to any change in a person's life, as well as how it reacts in life or death situations. It is important everyone knows how to manage stress and what will happen if they do not. While there are an abundance of terrifying things that can happen when stress goes unmanaged, there are also plenty of easy ways everyone can keep their stress in check.
Stress can feel overwhelming and often cause health problems if gone unmanaged but luckily there are a plethora of ways to manage it.
Future Research: I would like to research …
An Ableist Society: What Does Disability Look Like?, Maricela Paramo
An Ableist Society: What Does Disability Look Like?, Maricela Paramo
Nebraska College Preparatory Academy: Senior Capstone Projects
One out of every five adults in the United States has a disability. That is about 63.976 million people, yet, ableism is a common type of discrimination. This paper is an attempt to create awareness of ableism and its negative effects by providing testimonies and methods that will help people with disabilities live a life without prejudice.
The United States is nowhere close to being an ableist free society and it will remain this way until people stop using ableist language as an insult or to mock someone, until mocking the disabled is not a media entertainment, until public figures …
Drug Policy In Sports, Autumn Wimbush
Drug Policy In Sports, Autumn Wimbush
Nebraska College Preparatory Academy: Senior Capstone Projects
I always wanted to look at how drugs impacted high school athletes and how many of them actually start using drugs. With the research I found, I hoped to analyze why athletes aren’t gettng tested and why associations aren’t trying to test them. With my research I found that most leagues and associaNons don’t take the right precautions to testing their athletes. High school athletes feel pressured to do better because of scholarships and competitions. The pressure causes many athletes to start using performance-‐enhancing drugs and several leagues are still trying to figure out how to end the epidemic.