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    Stan stated that he had a turning point in his past at a youth camp by a counselor which believed in Stan. Stan said he has not had a lot of supportive people in life like the councilor which is his drive to help other kids. At this time I feel adlerian therapy and Cognitive Behavior therapy to be fitting for Stan’s drinking issue because of the past substance abuse pattern occurred in his teens after his parents…

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    classes. I enjoy adding counseling theories to my developmental theorist from social work. My world view changed in a major way throughout my course work at Brockport. I also have a BA in Women and Gender Studies which played a part in choosing Adlerian psychotherapy. As I am introduced to more theory, I am calling on more and more of my social work background. I changed my goals for my career as I did not like working with groups of people. I felt that it was much too broad for me. I…

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    parties. There are a number of popular theories that have been implemented and manipulated by teachers within their classrooms. The following six theories; Assertive discipline, Applied behaviour analysis, humanism, solution focused approach, Neo –Adlerian and cognitive behaviourism are just a few popular choices. Applied Behaviour Analysis Applied Behaviour Analysis theory is one of the older authoritarian models steaming from early beliefs of corporal punishment within the classroom; this…

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    That is why he speaks of a ''will to meaning'' in contrast to the pleasure principle or, as we could also term it, the ''will to pleasure'', on which Freudian psychoanalysis is centered, as well as in contrast to the ''will to power'' on which Adlerian psychology is based, using the term ''striving for superiority'' is focused. (98).…

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    Octavia, a heterosexual, African-American woman in her mid-40’s, wants to be able to change her perspective of how she views herself/role in her family as she refers to herself as the black sheep of the family; to establish relationships outside of her family, to maintain permanent employment, to take responsibility of her actions and stop blaming others, and to become self-sufficient – not relying on the assistance of her mother or family. She is a part of the Sanders family, a family of six…

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    Psychodynamic Approach Comparison Essay Life stories are as unique to an individual as their fingerprints. Holding a distinct blend of events, feelings, experiences and interpersonal relationships (Neukrug, 2011), personal stories of the human experience are always told from the private perspectives of the narrator. Frequently, specific events and experiences from childhood are consciously hidden from others out of fear, embarrassment, shame or guilt and in some cases, accounts of notable…

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    Name: Instructor: Course: Date: Personality Assessment Question 1 Personality assessment is fundamentally the measurement of the characteristics of people. Personality refers to individual uniqueness in behavior, patterns, their cognitions, and emotions. On the other hand, assessment is the product of gathered information. Specialists in personality assessment assume that variations in behavior from one individual to another are based on their underlying personality traits. In this regard,…

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    complete theory of psychodynamic self. The death of Adler was followed by some of his views subtly influencing the neo-Freudian theory in a considerable fashion. These theories should; as suggested by Horney and Sullivan should be known to as Neo-Adlerian as against neo-Freudian. The term neo-Freudian is about loosely and inaccurately used for all those followers of Freud who did accept the basic points in Freud’s psychoanalysis but did end in shying away from them. Alfred Adler and Jung are…

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    Narcissistic personality disorder is a general excess admiration; this disorder enables someone from empathizing with others. This disorder is generally one of the most difficult personalities to treat due to random personality patterns. Symptoms vary from grandiose sense of self-importance and preoccupied with fantasies of unlimited success. This may be difficult to lead NPD patients to seek help due to their lack of acknowledgement of their certain weaknesses. This can be one of the large…

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    The Adlerian concept of social interest supports the theory’s focus on cultural Sensitivity-Social interest means individual are encouraged to move beyond themselves to learn about and understand different cultural groups and how the individuals could contribute…

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