The Thompson’s Premature Birth case study was based off of Felicia and Will Thompson who were a married couple that were expecting a baby boy. Will was actively in the military, and he was shipped to serve the country. Mrs. Thompson was pregnant and home alone worrying about the dangers that comes along with her husband being in the combat zone. Fourteen weeks prior to her due date Mrs. Thompson went into labor and gave birth to their one pound son Paul. Mr. Thompson was able to come home to visit his family, but it was only for a short period of time.…
1. What aspects of behaviorism made it an attraction to critics of psychoanalytic theory? Psychologists believed that the followers of psychoanalytic theory were missing the opportunity to view the whole child and thought psychoanalysts were less than precise in their ideas behind children’s behaviors and their responses. Those who believed in behaviorism saw more effective ways of defining the development of children’s behaviors and the way in which behaviors were built upon prior responses.…
The case study I found the most interesting was “Learning and Developmental Theory: a case study about a 31-year-old African American man named Taron. According to the case study “Taron grew up in a very conservative, professional, and disciplined household for things such as behavior and relationships. However; things that were constructive and positive, the entire family was very supportive and liberal”. Taron was the youngest sibling and the way he grew up, he never really spoke much in his family. He was very obedient to his parents and had his older siblings to look up to.…
I would use this technique with Dialectical Behavioral theoretical approach for the reason that this theory focuses on clients with Borderline Personality Disorder. Clients who suffer from BPD tend to self harm, and suffer from distress and impairment in functioning. DBT is a comprehensive treatment that is has an acceptance base belief, that is grounded in a support oriented approach which emphasises each client's unique strength so that the clients can feel they are able to change. My treasure box technique will reinforce the therapeutic relationship, the consistent attention the client needs and it will help facilitate trust, and solidify the client's commitment to the therapeutic plan. The treasure box seems simple which is why it works…
Psychoanalytic theory supports the idea that no behavior is accidental. Personality is therefore caused or influenced by past experiences that are stored to later manifest into action and behavior. Viennese neurologist Sigmund Freud formulated a structural theory of behavior via a three tiered system of the Id, the Ego, and the Super Ego. These forces are what shape our personality and influence our decisions, relationships, and experiences, both normal and abnormal. Freud defined identity as always being in conflict with its various parts.…
1. Identify which author and theory you are using: I am going to use a middle-range theory of acute pain by Marion Good Ph.D, RN. After reading your chosen articles on nursing theory, write a paper that answers the following points/questions: 2. Describe the theory and its components?…
How could you apply this theory in your current practice- be specific provide detail and examples? When a patient comes to the IR department for a lung biopsy, the patient is fearful, afraid of the unknown, they fear what we will find, will it hurt, how long will it take to do the biopsy, how long will it take to get the results, will I be sleeping or awake, will it be difficult to breathe, do I have to stay in the hospital? Patients have so many questions when they arrive for their procedure. I apply Peplau’s theory in my work every day start every procedure by identifying the patient and introducing myself, I ask the patient what are we going to do for you today?…
As a social worker, working with teenagers who are dealing with coming out as a gay or lesbian and utilizing the empowerment theory, which primarily focuses on the oppressed teenager on a one-on-one form of micro level or focal system, does not exclude or count out the larger levels on a macro scale, which can be individuals within a large group of teenagers coming out as a gay or lesbian, their family members within their subsystem and or suprasystems environment. “The empowerment theory does not go to a great extent when it comes to the importance of biological factors in human development, since it is based on structural conditions of oppression, and focusing on the client’s strengths” (Robbins, Chatterjee & Canda, 2012). However, there is a more in-depth insight when it comes to the teenagers who are dealing with coming out as a gay or lesbian when it comes to their psychological, spiritual, family and group dynamic needs. This brings relevance and application to…
The theory that I think is most important for youth development is the 5th theory( A trauma-sensitive learning environment). It is important because some many times kids need to feel appreciated and cared by adults especially if they don’t get enough attention at home or experienced any kind of abuse. I believe school is a place where kids need to feel safe, appreciated and most importantly love and support because you never know what happen to them when they are in school. The core assumption that is most relevant to my culture is the core number 3(all human beings have a deep desire to be in a good relationship).…
Erikson’s Theory Erikson’s theory of psychosocial development is an expansion from Freud’s psychoanalytic theory. Freud’s theory focused on the early childhood years of birth to adolescents (Thomas, 2005). Erikson, in his…
This theory focuses on how personalities evolve throughout life as a result of the interaction between biologically based maturation and the demands of society" (Zastrow & Kirst-Ashman, 2010, p. 292). "Erikson 's psychosocial theory begins with infancy. For infants up to 18 months of age, learning to trust others is the overriding crisis. To develop trust, one must understand that some people and some things can be depended on. Erikson believed that infants who consistently receive warm, loving care and nourishment will learn to trust that these things will be provided to them" (Zastrow & Kirst-Ashman, 2010, p. 293).…
Kia Ference Rural Health J-term 2016 Film Analysis-Winter’s Bone Application of Family theory The family theory is ones knowledge about a family structure, function and process that gives a better understanding about the family interactions that affect their health, illness and well-being (Kaakinen, 2010). This theory is essential for nurses to understand so they can better educate, counsel and make adjustments that allow families to handle crisis, chronic conditions and illness (Kaakinen, 2010). The family theory is divided into three components; structure, function and process, to assist nurses in providing better assessments and interventions for families (Kaakinen, 2010).…
Theories provide the whys for development, which theories are organized ideas that explain development. There are five different theories, which I believe that all five have influenced development in my life. For example, in the psychodynamic theory it we are taught how to resolve conflicts they we face at different ages, which is how Erikson eight stages come into play. Starting from birth I learned who I was able to trust and as the years passed by I learned to be independent, learn new abilities, basic skill that helped me work with others, sense of self, commitment and viewing life that was worth living. The learning theory influenced my personal behavior by examining and experience which this had two different consequences which are rewarding or punishment.…
Family systems theory is a theory that is used to describe the family as a whole. When understanding this theory there are some key terms to remember. Wholeness, interdependence, homeostasis, boundaries, and hierarchy are all terms that describe family systems theory the best. This theory was expanded upon by Murray Bowen. Wholeness is defined as the sum of all parts (Herring, 2015).…
The first five theories Erikson had concluded was on the the growth of your child . Developing trust , identity and preparing for the future. Erickson theory reflects on my life in many ways . His theory on Trust vs. Mistrust contains the trust of your infant and how you show your child that you are trusting. I really can’t reflect on this first stage because it 's the first stage of infancy…