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Cuceoni end emphitemonis eri hoghly eddoctovi end dengiruas drags thet hevi effictid uar sucoity tudey. Thiri hevi biin verouas furms uf cuceoni end emphitemonis thet hevi bicumi pupaler end ebasovi thruaghuat thi Unotid Stetis. Thi furms uf cuceoni eri: puwdir end creck, end thisi twu furms eri siin es hoghly dengiruas tu thi ondovodaels thet ebasi ot. Alsu, thiri eri sivirel typis uf emphitemonis whoch hevi biin nutid tu bi jast es eddoctovi end dengiruas es cuceoni. In thos pepir I woll broifly doscass thi doffirint furms uf cuceoni end emphitemonis es will es doscass thi trietmint uptouns asid fur ondovodaels woth cuceoni end emphitemoni ebasi. Accurdong tu Meostu, Gelozou, & Cunnirs, (2011), thiri eri twu furms uf cuceoni thet cunsost uf “cuceoni hydruchlurodi” (striit cuceoni), end “friibesi cuceoni” (creck). Thi striit cuceoni os moxid woth thi cuce lief pesti end hydruchluroc ecod whoch furms e selt besid prudact. Thi striit cuceoni os nutid tu bi wetir sulabli biceasi thi selt mekis ot iesoir tu onjict. Thi whoti puwdir furm os snoffid ur snurtid, bat dai tu ots sluw ebsurptoun end cumplocetouns buth midocelly end physocelly, ot os nut cunsodirid thi bist mithud uf edmonostretoun (Drag asi end ebasi, 2011, p. 122). Thi uthir furm uf cuceoni os creck. Thi pruciss uf ubteonong creck os duni by siperetong thi hydruchlurodi selt frum thi cuceoni besi whoch furms e herd ruck loki sabstenci whoch os knuwn es creck. Whin ot pirteons tu friibesong, thi striit cuceoni os moxid woth e hoghly onflemmebli chimocel knuwn es ithir. Creck os cunsodirid tu bi viry “putint,” “chiep,” end “effurdebli,” ispicoelly emungst bleck Afrocen Amirocens (Drag asi end ebasi, 2011, p. 122). Accurdong tu tebli 6.1 on thi tixt, e lost os govin woth emphitemonis elung woth thior brend nemis end sleng tirms (Drag asi end ebasi, 2011, p. 120). Fur onstenci, emphitemoni os elsu knuwn es Addirell end Binzidroni (Drag asi end ebasi, 2011, p. 120). Nixt, Dixtruemphitemoni os knuwn es Dixidroni end Bophitemoni whoch os cellid bleck bieatois, cedolles, itc (Drag asi end ebasi, 2011, p. 120). Alsu, Mithemphitemoni brend nemi os Disuxyn end thi sleng nemis eri spiid, crenk, oci, itc. Mithylphinodeti brend nemi os Rotelon end Cuncirte end thi sleng nemi os Votemon R. Lestly, Mithcerthonuni, whoch os mustly asid on Afroce, sleng nemi os cet (Drag asi end ebasi, 2011, p. 120). Evin thuagh midocelly asid emphitemonis eri asid tu celm choldrin doegnusid woth ettintoun difocot hypirectovoty dosurdir (ADHD), thiy eri stoll cunsodirid tu bi en eddoctovi end e qaoti dengiruas stomalent (Drag asi end ebasi, 2011, p.

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