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Internet Document
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Journal Article
Behar, J. (2012). Top Ten Reasons People Eat. My Best Health Portal. Retrieved from
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Newspaper Article
Braff, D. (2011, June 22). Movies May Cause Special Effects on the Body. Tribune Newspapers. Retrieved from
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Serwach, J. (2004, August 9). Movies Can Alter Hormone Levels. News Service. Retrieved from
http://www.ur.umich.edu/0304/July19_04/23.shtml