The authors audience for this essay was anyone that deals with anxiety or depression. These ANTs affect them and the way the perceive themselves. Knowing the different ANTs can help them alter the way they think about themselves. ‘Always or never thinking’ is an example of an ANT species. This automatic negative thought overgeneralizes ideas.…
There once was a heron, white as milk whose name was Missova. She lived in a dark green forest with a nearby pasture during the Civil War. Missova had been drinking from the river in the pasture when she suddenly heard a sharp but soft cry” Help! Help! I can’t swim!”…
Looking through a Psychoanalytical Lens The psychoanalytical lens helps us, as the readers, understand the characters and their actions throughout the novel, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Before getting into that thought, it’s important to understand what exactly the psychoanalytical lens is. The psychoanalytical lens is divided into three categories, the ID, Ego, and Super Ego. The ID has to do with people’s natural instincts and the fact that people don’t even realize they’re using their them therefore there’s nothing they can do to alter them.…
Caden McCloughan English 1B Escamilla 2 February 2018 Essay Through examinations of ZZ Packer’s short stories, the “Ant of the Self” as well as “Speaking in Tongues,”, internalized oppression along with its detrimental effects, proves to be relevant in the lives of both Spurgeon and Tia. When comparing Tia’s and Spurgeon’s support system and personalities, there are many similarities, as well as differences in regards to the support systems they have, and how they handle internalized oppression. Both characters lack a strong community at home which then pushes Tia to travel to Atlanta searching for her real mother, while Spurgeon travels to the Indiana area to bail his alcoholic father out of jail and take him home.…
I had the same thought that psychologist was limited to therapy and counseling. After I read chapter 1, I learned Psychologists can be employed in a wide array of settings. Nowadays, many different types of psychologists exist. They are important components for helping people getting back on their feet. They are not only treat disturbed persons, nevertheless also individuals experiencing major crises in life.…
When immigrants decide to travel to America, they are faced with many challenges. Yuri Herrera, a Hispanic author, uses these challenges to inspire his short stories. In his stories, “The Objects” and “The Last Ones” Herrera writes about crossing the border, social hierarchy, and being used by others. Herrera’s story, “The Objects,” is about an office building, and at night its workers turn into inhuman animals and objects. The main characters in this story are the narrator and Rafa.…
On the Jung personality quiz my personality type consists is INTJ. This basically means I am a moderate introvert at 31%, have a slight preference of intuition at 6%, am a moderate thinker at 31%, and more judging at 47%. It describes me as someone who expresses self- confidence but has some self-reserves. “System Builders” is a commonly used term to describe my personality because I am both imaginative and reliable.…
Emotional abuse is a form of abuse that is too often overlooked. From books, to television shows, to social media accounts, emotional abuse is made to look normal or not as damaging as it truly is. Relationships between characters or people in real life are idolized without people fully understanding how toxic they are. Emotional abuse is too frequently downplayed and not seen as an issue because of the tangible evidence of other kinds of abuse such as physical. However, The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd portrays how damaging emotional, psychological, or verbal abuse can be, especially in children.…
The following paper will examine two instrumental therapeutic approaches from a Jungian perspective. The first is the use of drawings in play therapy and the second is metaphors and how they can be applied and useful in a therapeutic context. Jungian Approach to Therapy Jung presented an analytical approach to counselling based on psychodynamic schools of thought rooted in the dependence of unconscious processes in psychological functioning, symbolic interpretations and indirect methods of psychological assessment. Jung believed in uncovering the complexities of the psyche through analogies, links to the spiritual world, culture, mythology and religion.…
n this draft, i will be talking about my claim on Aesop's fables and how it relates to life lessons today. I also give credits to Studysync that let me talk about Aesop's fables. This are fables that are old but in someway all of this still relates to today and give lessons that are sure you still do many times. My claim is going to be about use things before it's gone. Some fables that will be in the draft will be The Miser, The Ants and The Grasshopper, and the Hen and The Golden Eggs.…
“Describe some research studies which have addressed the issue of whether non-human animals have a “theory of mind ', and explain what these studies have allowed psychologists to conclude in answer to the issue.” Chimpanzees are humans closest relatives and therefore are a good animal to study when attempting to assess whether non human animals have a theory of mind. This essay will attempt to first define what is meant by theory of mind, then will look at three studies and their approaches to researching theory of mind in non- human animals. It will briefly summarise, in turn, what each study attempted to achieve, how the study was conducted, and the subsequent finding of each study, specifically looking at areas of theory of mind which relate to chimps ' understanding of human problem solving and visual perception in both humans and other chimpanzees. “Theory of mind” refers to the way in which people understand other humans as thinking beings.…
Self-Reliance vs. Fellowship In the novels The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd and The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, main characters initially attempt to solve all of their problems on their own. In The Secret Life of Bees, Lily Owens attempts to start a new life by herself but soon begins to depend on the Boatwright sisters to help her escape her father and the torture of living with him. In The Hunger Games, Katniss attempts to survive on her own in the dangerous arena but decides to help Peeta survive, not because she needs to but because she wants to help Peeta as Peeta had saved her life.…
The elephant in the village of the blind The elephant in the village of the blind is a traditional Indian story about a village where everyone was blind. A traveler came to the village with an elephant. The villagers did not know what an elephant was and the traveler asked them to see for themselves. Since none of the villagers could see, they had to touch the animal and draw their conclusion on what the elephant could be.…
The theme of growing up is a big part within Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. One of the ways this is shown is through the loss of self identity and physically growing and shrinking. This is shown whithin chapter two “The Pool of Tears”. Alice is faced with the obstical of being too large from drinking a bottle of liquid, this presents a problem for her as she desperately tries to get into the garden ‘lying down on her side, to look through into the garden with one eye’ (17) This gives the reader more of a understanding about how large she has become, the imagery of Alice lying down but not being able to do anything else other than peep through the door is very vivid, even though it is such a short description.…
David Tsotsi Madondo is guilty because of violence he has cost to other human beings. Tsotsi is a leader of a gang who strikes fear to the civilians and he's a mastermind of planning who to kill. Also Tsotsi is really a sneaky person. And not a good caregiver even though the child isn’t his.…