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    George Herm's Aesthetics

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    Artists have used collections to group together different objects to create art pieces. Collections can be diverse and artists can use this technique to create unique pieces that harness their own aesthetics. Both George Herm and Jean Dubuffet are artists who have used this technique. George Herm’s, The Painter’s Mind features an old piece of wood with two L shaped brackets, an orange bottlecap glued to a scrappy piece of paper and a ripped off piece of paper from the book: The Painter’s mind,…

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    missing pieces are art, dance, drama, and music. When applied right many experts believe that these artistic subjects will enhance what is learned in the core subjects. For this reason it seems that they should be applied, but in many schools they still are not being incorporated in the curriculum. Art, dance, drama, and music are implemented as important parts of a student’s education because they encourage creativity and aid in the understanding of other subjects, they are not applied because…

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    covered art therapy and its effects on adults with depression, serving as a platform to evaluate whether or not art therapy is useful and helpful for depressed individuals. Each field in which the articles are written provides a unique perspective on the issue of depression and using art therapy as a way to treat it. This can be seen in the rhetorical choices of two articles: “On Considering the Role of Art Therapy in Treating Depression,” a social sciences article, and “Time for Me: The Arts as…

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    Case 1 This paper will discuss the case involving Petra who is an immigrant to the United States. However, Jonathan is not familiar with immigrants. Jonathan refers Petra to another counselor who is well trained in working with immigrants, but not as confident with depression. The paper will look at the ethical issues surrounding this case and use research and other case examples as well. Ethically speaking Jonathan made the decision to refer Petra to a new therapist based solely on her being…

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    psychologist. Most do not realize that the training process includes experimental research as well as clinical training in psychological testing and psychotherapy . Although masters degrees are awarded in clinical psychology as well as other areas of applied psychology e. g. school psychology, the doctor is considered the minimal educational requirement to become a clinical psychologist (APA 1987). finally, mandatory training continues even beyond the doctor it. The road to becoming a clinical…

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    Counseling Psychology Counseling psychology is a health care provider and general practice of professional psychology. Counseling psychology main focus is on people’s function in all ages of the relationship and also in their personal life. This field of psychology addresses physical health concerns, social, work, and emotional problems that individuals can have in different stages of their life. Counseling psychology focuses on the stress is that people may have and also on other issues which…

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    Professor Milton Freidman begins his speech by posing two questions. Is America the land of opportunity where people from many backgrounds can live and work cooperatively together to pursue their own interests while maintaining their separate values? Or on the other hand, Is America no longer a land of individual promise, but a land of “growing bureaucracy and diminishing freedom”? Is it turning into a land of ethic separation vice a land of a melting pot? His lecture focuses on the…

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    Clinical Forensic Roles

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    Compare and Contrast Clinical and Forensic Roles There may be several times in a psychologist’s career in which they are presented cases that involve the need for clinical assessments for their patients or conduct forensic assessments for court proceedings for criminal or civil cases. It should be noted there are some similarities and significant differences that can be identified between the different roles psychologists will need to adhere to and the assessments that may be used to meet the…

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    The value of historical knowledge is an important part of the study. This explains the importance attached to the study of history in every discipline. The study of history attempts to trace the beginning or origin of an event, its progress and the present status. Historical study tries to reinterpret the past by asking questions and seeking information to bring change where necessary. Understanding history brings the perspective of new knowledge and experience to in explaining the old and the…

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    This assignment provides a code of ethics and a general explanation of those that a marketing researcher should follow when conducting and delivering marketing research. The code of ethics I have established is suitable for the industry I currently work in, which is the alcohol beverage industry. I chose this format, so it will give a framework to building the code of ethics, and allow me to be more specific in explanations. Generally, many principles covered are recognized and included in…

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