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    disorders that plagues our civilization today is social anxiety disorder. Social anxiety disorder can be described as an extreme and persistent fear of social situations. These are situations where an individual could potentially be judged by others (Psychology, Openstax College, 2014). According to Torkil Berge, a psychologist who is part of the Norwegian Association for Cognitive Therapy, twelve percent of the world’s population will be effected by this disorder at some point in their life…

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    Method Design This experiment was a 3 x 2 mixed factorial design. The first independent variable had 3 levels representing participant training (psychiatry, psychology and no training) x the second independent variable, which had two levels representing conceptualization of depression (biological conceptualization and psychological conceptualization). The dependent variable of the study was participants’ rated likelihood of recovery from depression for affected individuals (described in…

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    and sometimes in their life. It takes a strong minded person to avoid the loss of confidence. As a student athlete, I made the choice to enter the field of health as a career to help other athletes regain the confidence they have lost and to help them comeback stronger. I made a life choice to enter the field of health to study sports psychology and be a sports…

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    The brain is the most fascinating and complex organ in the body. It is so powerful that we haven’t been able to map it out completely. The brain has a whole branch of science dedicated to it. Psychology is the scientific study of the mind, brain, and behavior. (Lillienfeld) The brain has the ability to receive and send signals better than any computer. We have the capability to perceive emotions because of our brain and it is really interesting how certain areas of the brain do specific things…

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    chosen Maslow 's hierarchy of needs to apply to an individual within my placement which in turn will allow for me to explain their health and behaviour. To respect and retain confidentiality as outlined in the data protection act 1998 and within the organisational policy, I will refer to the individual as Mrs X. One area of interest in the psychodynamic approach to psychology is transition and loss. Transitions…

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    career choice, so I started thinking more in depth and came to conclusion I enjoyed helping people. After a year of being an undecided major, I took some psychology classes and took a leap towards counseling. I wanted to help people better themselves, and as time passed I now want to primary work with children and adolescents in the mental health field. Another reason I leaned…

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    Green House Project Essay

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    The discipline embraces all aspects of the human experience – from the functions of the brain to the actions of nations, from child development to care for the aged” (“How does the APA”, 2014). Based on this definition, the discipline of psychology is an appropriate discipline to study the unique mental and emotional experiences, as well as behaviours, of actors in the Green House Project – from the elderly residents themselves, to the staff who work in the…

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    Exercise Intervention

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    research paper Individual experiences following a 6-month exercise intervention: A qualitative study, published in the International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-being (Kerkelä, Jonsson, Lindwall, & Strand, 2015). This study examines the mind, body connection, and the influence that connection has on an individual’s health. I will include an explanation of the study’s purpose, and complete evaluation of the methodology, participants, and results. I will conclude with an…

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    Albert Ellis Case Study

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    for him, numerous health problems while growing up, his family being effected by the Great Depression, obtaining a BA in business, and opening his own business that failed. Ellis after the failure of his business became a psychotherapist. It is while working as psychoanalysis he realized that his patients were not becoming better he believed this was because they kept reindoctrinating themselves with dysfunctional demands. REBT is strongly influenced by Adler’s Individual Psychology. View of…

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    this degree A-Level Psychology requires in depth study and background reading, in order to fully understand the way the mind works. I can apply this commitment to additional reading and in depth evaluation, throughout this degree in order to succeed. I one day, hope to specialise in Primary Physical Education; A-Level PE will help me to have in depth knowledge, about psychology, biology and participation in sport, in preparation for helping young children develop their health and wellbeing…

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