I feel Fiona relates to many different models because, there is a lot going on in this case study. For example, her depression. The signs of depression were evident to me in this case because, Fiona has lost interest in her usual activities, as well as with her family and friends. The models we will be taking a closer look at are the Biological and Medical Model, Psychodynamic model and the Psychoanalytic Model, Behavioral and Social Model, Cognitive Model, Humanistic and Existential Models, and the Socio-cultural Model.…
The characters in the show Noah and Saskia are represented well, as they show honest depictions of typical teenage behaviour, which the audience can relate to dramatically to as the intended viewers are supposed to be in that age range. They are non-binary, or non-black or white characters. This means that the characters have depth and are not just subject to either being completely good or bad. They have traits of both negative and positive characters and we can see this in their dialogue and the audio-visual features of the show.…
Fiona Tarsis is a small blip in the history of the world, a young woman who may have otherwise went unnoticed if not for the remarkable role she played in the curing of the Bee Virus. She is known for many things; the woman who helped establish and spread a Cure for a Virus, the wife of Dreydon Bowen--the leader of the district--and the first of the infected to be cured. But, of course, that's not where her story began. Her story started earlier, much earlier.…
Hero’s Journey (3 archetypes) Hero: Shrek is the Hero in this story. Shrek sets out on a quest to find and rescue the Princess from the dragon. He saves the princess and changes throughout the story, from an outsider, someone who is not sociable or accepted, to someone who saves the day and falls in love. He also learns to care instead of being egotistical, and just plain mean.…
Dylen is a friendly, sweet cooperative and sensitive student. Dylen likes to interact with his peers and dance. One of Dylen’s greatest strengths is expressing his feelings and emotions. In sessions, Dylen is able to articulate the factors that caused his current feeling. He enjoys sharing stories about his family and classroom experiences.…
She is not aware that her three little children need a healthy environment and proper interactions , that enable them to develop fully biologically and psychologically. If we have a closer look to all the stages portrayed by Maslow, we easily can say that Fiona didn't have the safety , the love and belonging or esteem necessary to become a responsible adult. . From the case description, it is clear that Fiona as a child, didn't receive the best care. She blames her mum for the hard times that she had to go through, declaring that her children enjoy a better lifestyle than she did as a child. Her early experiences, especially emotionally or affectively charged experiences with other humans, induce and organize the patterns of structural growth that result in the expanding functional…
My Gender hero is Fiona Gallagher from the T.V. series, Shameless. She is played by the actress, Emmy Rossum. Fiona is a troubled character, she’s had a very rough start since childhood. Living in a rundown ghetto of Chicago, with an alcoholic Father, and a bipolar drug addict for a Mother. Her Mother soon ends up leaving the family because she can’t handle six children.…
Professor Rini spoke in non scientific terms of what my strengths were. But the question must be asked, is there evidence to actually support his premise regarding my strengths. In Primal Leadership we learned that the best leaders, “are likely to have a knack for acting as a limbic attractor, exerting a palpable force on the emotional brains of people around him/her.” Additionally, the book goes on to crystalize Professor Rini’s words to me, “even when leaders were not talking, they were more carefully watched than anyone else in the group.” This book taught me that many of the things that I felt, were actually real scientific methods, that enable leaders to become more effective.…
Throughout the history of the United States the navy has consistently demonstrated a strategical prowess, even when the odds are stacked against them. Our Navy has had many different places across history, starting from the bottom fighting against forces that vastly outnumber our own such as the British during the war of 1812, to World War 2 against the Japanese fighting foes that will do anything to win, and being a massive supporting force like during Korea and Vietnam. Each time the scenario was different and enemy had a different tactic but the U.S., with great leadership and determination, the united states navy has become a global force for good. As America exited the revolutionary war period there was many different disagreements and…
Anna Great job with your discussion. We both had similar ideas when it came to the strength and weaknesses of Donald Trump’s campaign. First, one strength we both identified is campaign financing. Han and Heith make the statement that wealthy candidates have advantages over challengers, since they can spend lavishly on their campaigns without wasting precious campaign time on fundraising, which is crucial to keep campaign momentum going. Trump did not have to focus on fundraising cost, like Hillary Clinton did.…
Fiona fears for her sanity. She hears noises and her family is falling apart. Arguments are a constant trend in the new home. But something else is taking shape. Deadly and terrifying, it wants to hurt Fiona and her family.…
*Official Google+ account for Peter Pan 'Pan' *The Manipulator* *Name* Peter Pan Character: Peter Pan is the Neverland alias of Malcolm, who is the father of Rumpelstiltskin. Fear Peter Pan is extremity resourceful, powerful and cunning. But in Once Upon a Time, his worst fear comes out before his alias (Peter Pan) emerges and when his Malcolm.…
When analyzing the numerous types of skill sets that effective managers need to remain competitive for their company, it is indisputable that managers who have expert conceptual skills are able to be among the most successful. While having strong technical and human skills are imperative for a manager to remain well-rounded and have depth to their managing style, exceptional conceptual skills distinguish the most effective, efficient top-level managers from ordinary managers. Extraordinary conceptual skills mean that the manager has the ability to critically think through complex situations, and then resolve difficult situations. This means that if a dilemma arises, a manager can quickly diagnose the problem, contemplate alternative solutions…
Have you ever wonder why adolescence when portrayed in fictional media are seen as carefree? I other words reckless, irresponsible, or easily influenced by others and their environment. You should be asking yourself, is that how actual adolescence/teens act? Most fictional medias that are portraying adolescence/teen with the idea of being careless have the right idea. As an adolescence have a narrow mind making this one of the reasons why adolescence make carefree and bad decisions.…
“The virtue approach focuses both on the freedom and duty of the person to form their own character, but also how that character is shaped positively and negatively by one’s social environment” (Bates 83). I wanted to begin with this quote because I think it is the best way to summarize the virtue approach which is something I had never even heard of before taking the Experiential Education class. However, just because I had never heard the term ‘virtue approach’ does not mean that it had not been a part of my life: I just had never heard it be named. Rather, unknowingly, my environment and the adult influences in my life shaped the virtues that I see as being valuable. By gaining a better understanding of the virtue approach, I have been able…