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    Society for the Psychological Study of Study of Social Issues (2009). Both article discussed psychological barriers that prevent taking action to mitigate climate change, and the both also mentioned the main reason lead climate to lose action is human behaviors that increasing flow greenhouse gases and other environmental damage.…

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    Domestic violence is something that most people do not want to talk about. It is the dirty little secret kept my families to protect those who are committing the behavior. The problem is that violence is not ok and the more it is pushed under the rug and a blind eye turned to it, the worse it gets. As a matter of fact, ignoring domestic violence can have potentially deadly consequences. What causes a person to become violent? Are they born with a predisposition to it because of their inherited…

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    A huge amount of interest has been placed in studying oxytocin, not only on for its implication in female reproduction, but also for modulation of several aspects of social behavior. This review will first focus on mammalian organisms. In most of the experiments discussed below, microdialysis was used to measure the level of OT and AVP because of its ability to directly monitor both neuropeptides when released in the brain (Landgraf & Newmann, 2004). a) Social bonding A study on the behavioral…

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    helpful to utilize universal persuasive tools. The human psyche has developed behavioral patterns that allow for the most efficient decision making. If presented with a specific stimulus, the pattern specifies a response. These patterns are very helpful in day to day life. However, deceptive individuals or groups exploit weaknesses in these patterns and turn these patterns into potential traps. Essentially, a trained deceiver can turn a helpful behavior that normally serves a person into…

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    Peterson (2000) stated that when regarded as a stable trait, optimism may assist individuals in regulating their own behavior. Also, in challenging and threatening environments, optimists tend to assert more confidence, more goal directed behavior, and have belief that adversity can be overcome (Carver & Scheier, 2001). Optimism plays a critical role in the initiation of goal directed behavior. Optimism plays a part in the current theories of self-regulation. According to Seligman (1994),…

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    Over the course of Practicum, I have had a unique experience working with different youth in different settings. Throughout this time I also learned about myself that lead me to reevaluate my counseling path. As a counseling student, I was familiar with the concepts of group counseling, however, it was a different learning experience working with resistant youth, especially that was not interested in counseling services. Having in my back of my mind in helping others, I have attempted to help…

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    not, but that should never dictate your behavior. It has been said that you can tell how a person was raised by how they behave in public. I believe there is an issue of a lack of respect for others which I believe in turn means there is no respect for…

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    Human behavior is complex, diverse, dynamic, and even though I have been a witness to a wide range of erratic behavior (mine included), it still can surprise me. People’s behavior is enigmatic at times and many therapists have developed theories to illuminate them. A variety of things can influence people’s behavior, but how these influences can be explained depends on context and the theoretical approach the counselor takes. As a future change agent, I believe it is important to have a…

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    Spitzberg and Adams (1987) social behaviors typically include, but are not limited to levels of composure, expressiveness, openness, readiness to engage in conversation, coordination, attentiveness, and effective listening/speaking skills. The importance of travel and its effect on human behavior has been overlooked and underestimated by research. This topic is important because there is not a sufficient amount of research regarding travel and its effect on social behavior. Former research has…

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    positive, and able to live effective and fruitful lives. He also confirms that human nature possesses a basic sense of trust in the client’s potentiality to improve in a prolific manner if settings to fostering growth are present. Humans innately gravitate towards self-actualization. The actualizing tendency is the foundation block of person centered therapist (Liebgold). It depends on the actualizing tendency current in every human being to nurture, to progress and to achieve its full…

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