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    dopamine. He stated that the excess dopamine causes schizophrenia. Most of the schizophrenia patients are usually paranoid that someone is going to hurt them, so they find ways to prevent that such as having weapons with them. Also, in the abnormal psychology, I learned that schizophrenia can be passed down through genes and stress can trigger the disorder. A schizophrenia patients start to develop symptoms disorganized speech, behavior, delusion, and hallucinations. Nonetheless, most doctors…

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    Psychology covers many areas in the scientific world, with some of the major areas being Developmental, Cognitive, Behavioral and Social Psychology. These subgroups go into detail about the human behavior, thoughts, and patterns displayed throughout the course of a lifetime. Though it is said to not be a science, all the properties suggest otherwise, with its basis founded on by Wilhelm Wundt, and research methods based purely on scientific methods, it is plain to see that it is a science.…

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    Applied psychology is the area of psychology concerned with applying psychological research and theory to problems in everyday life. It includes clinical psychology, the largest field in psychology. Clinical psychologist – who represent 40% of all psychologist are involved in psychotherapy. ( Gale 931). First of all therapies such as the psychoanalytic psychotherapy or discussion therapy, which is the most popular kind of therapy recognize worldwide. During these treatment sessions…

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    For this week’s assignment, I decided to participate in the study titled, Improving Witness Identification by researchers Mitchell Seymour and Mai Trinh of Edith Cowan University. The “aim of this study is to investigate processes that underlie identification procedures in the criminal justice system” (Scott, 2015). This study is presented in the format of a questionnaire, which is “a valuable way of gathering information about large numbers of people. [T]he results of questionnaires can be…

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    Type D Personality

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    relationship between perceived stress with the symptoms of burnout. Type D individuals are known to experience longer levels of stress at advanced levels, making them a prime candidate for burnout. Discussion, Conclusions, and Recommendations: Throughout my study of this research, I found the topic of burnout to be most interesting. Two things I wish the article had addressed, a hypothesis test been based on the work force and more information about every day applications to effectively manage…

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    memories occur, how easily memories are manipulated, and how this affects individuals regarding the criminal justice system. Changes to protocols regarding eyewitness testimony has changed standard procedures in court and the outcomes of the rulings. Psychology has been profoundly important in shaping the legal system in America due to the imperfect nature and fallibility of memories. There have been various examples in the past of court rulings that were largely influenced by an eyewitness’…

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    Over the past year I have studied health and social care and it has given me an insight into the vast areas of healthcare and nursing has stood out. I have spent a lot of time in and out of hospitals as my grandmother by law Sylvia who’s a 73 year old diabetic is close to me. After a lot of time with Sylvia visiting her in hospital and understanding all the different illnesses that she has, learning about all the different types of medications. Different health visitors, doctors, nurses and…

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    Client Assessment Paper

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    I. Client Description From observation, the client is a young adult, Caucasian female. The client reported being a junior undergraduate student studying psychology. II. Presenting Concern(s) and Systemic Implications The client talked about having issues concerning lack of readiness for life after graduation. Since the client is a junior and plans on graduating within the next two years, there are several concerning life decisions that will be made in the near future. It was mentioned that…

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    Matthew Wawrzynski and Katherine Madden, using Brofenbrenner’s ecological paradigm, conducted a study in 2012 that aimed to examine the mesosystem of honors students’ living experiences. The study hypothesized that there would be reported significant differences in living experiences between mesosystems for honors students at Midwestern University. The study examined three various living arrangements: living-learning community, honors floors, and non-honors floors. The living learning community…

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    was seen as superior to science and conflict between the two, as in the case of Galileo, would occasionally arise. The publication of Darwin’s On the Origin of Species heralded a new challenge to the traditional framework for integrating science and faith (Entwistle, 2010, p. 27). Science was now seen as separate from faith. Faith is being rejected and integration is no longer deemed necessary. Within the field of psychology, a similar disparity is occurring. Reactions within the Church and…

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