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    Blindspot Book Analysis

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    Anthony Greenwald’s and Mahzarin Banaji’s are psychologists who study human learning. In their book Blindspot, they discuss our subconscious biases that have been instilled into us. Using ideas such as the Implicate Association Test (IAT), Mindbugs (Greenwald and Banaji, page 4), and Shades of Truth (page 22). By asking these thought provoking questions, they probe the question “Are Americans Racist?” (Greenwald and Banaji, page 170), and giving evidence to support their case. Greenwald and…

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    Everyone in the world has something that makes them unique, it explains to a certain extent their responses and behavior. Personality is the component that makes people different but traits are what make up ones personality. In “The Psychopath Test” by Jon Ronson it focuses on how can you tell whose a psychopath, what certain traits or behaviors should you look for to determine a psychopath? It goes into detail in the book of a certain test that is used by a lot of psychologists to see if a…

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    In the modern world, people are dealing with health problem all over the world, and one of them lies at mental illness. Depression, anxiety, ADHD, autism, schizophrenia … There are over 200 classified form of mental illness nowadays, and everyone knows of someone who is suffering from a mental illness. (“The Five (5) Major Categories of Mental Illness”). Therefore, it is natural that most fields of psychology focus on curing mental illness. However, healing these disorder only reduce the…

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    Assignment 1 Rebecca L. Horton University of Alaska Anchorage In 1943, American psychologist Abraham Maslow proposed a theory of psychological health in his paper, “A Theory of Human Motivation". Maslow’s hierarchy is comprised of seven ascending stages. The first four stages are defined as deficiency needs, otherwise known as d-needs. The next set of three stages are described as growth needs. These are necessary to become the best one can be. In order to move along to a higher…

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    GSU scientific approach not only provide knowledge about the activities conducted by clinical psychologists but hands-on demonstrations of these activities in a professional setting such as the psychology clinic on the GSU campus. This type of education approach is the best fit for me because I am efficient at learning new knowledge and skills…

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    Psychodynamic Approaches Comparison Although the three psychodynamic approaches are similar it is important to have a solid understanding of each one of them so that you can be an effective counselor. Seasoned counselors will often use techniques from multiple approaches as they become more experienced in which parts work with different clients and what is comfortable for the counselor. Because no two clients are the same it is important to treat them as individual’s which means there is no one…

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    Tetrahydrozoline Synthesis

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    INTRODUCTION: Pharmaceutical field is the research and development intensive field. The search for safe and effective drugs continues to be major efforts for all the pharmaceutical industries. There are enormous complexities for discovering and testing new drugs because of the many aspects of safety, efficacy and economics which determines the acceptability of a drug. Nose is one of the delicate organs of the human body, as a result of which nasal drug delivery is challenge for formulator.…

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    Drug dissolution testing is important so that we can be able to understand the trend followed by the drug in the biological system. USP Apparatuses are used for dissolution testing but the shortcoming of some of these apparatuses is not being able to mimic the conditions in the biological system. USP Apparatus 3 have recently been developed and has shown to have superiority over the other USP Apparatuses 1 and 2 based on the mentioned disadvantage, and others. USP Apparatus 1 is called the…

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    NLP Life Coaching

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    NLP Life Coaching - An Overview Introduction NLP stands for Neuro-Linguistic Programming. NLP Life Coaching is a radical approach to induce desired behavioral change using the relationship between the patterns of thought, emotions and patterns of behavior of people. NLP Life Coaching principles rest on the belief that individuals have the immense mental power that remains dormant in their subconscious minds and that power can be unleashed by NLP trained professionals to generate awesomely…

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    In Structural Family Therapy, an intervention that the therapist would apply to the next counseling session would be to examine the invisible rules in the family that governs their function; the therapist would examine all the crossed, ignored, distorted boundaries that the family has in their familial structure (Bitter, 2014). Enactments are another intervention that would help families to form clearer boundaries (Gehart, 2015). This would help Jeanie and her family because it would prevent her…

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