Introduction Imagine feeling a flutter in your stomach before a big presentation or your heart racing during a thrilling movie scene. These sensations are your body’s way of communicating your internal state, a phenomenon known in psychology as interoception. Interoception refers to the understanding of the internal signals that your body sends you, like hunger, […]
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Unveiling the Nightmares: How Elder Abuse Disrupts the Sleep of Rural Malaysians
Introduction: When the Sandman Doesn’t Come Imagine this: the comforting embrace of your bed at the end of a long day, the soft promises of restful slumber. Yet, for many older individuals enduring the harsh reality of elder abuse, this serene image of sleep is an elusive mirage. The research paper titled “Association between elder […]
Mental Health Mysteries: Understanding the Elderly in Rural Malaysia
Introduction The twilight years of life are meant to be a period of peace and reflection. However, for many elderly individuals, particularly those residing in rural communities, the battle against mental health issues looms large. Imagine living in a picturesque Malaysian village, where the beauty of rice fields stretches as far as the eye can […]