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    customers up as if they are going through a maze, start to finish. Genius. Also, because of the bare-bones style layout, it was easy to spot the workout section and my beloved Nike running pants. In my opinion, this strategic layout created a sense of impulsivity and is not a set up for the state-oriented consumer. Despite not having any help to look for more sizes of clothing, the self-service type of atmosphere promoted me to browse longer as I did not feel watched or rushed to buy something.…

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    Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is when a person has difficulties focusing their attention to enable them to be aware of things, people, and other optimal ways to their environment. (Swanson, 2003). This disorder was first discovered by Dr. Heinrich Hoffman in 1845. This disorder has been investigated nationwide, and needless to say, no one knows the cause and how this disorder came to be. Psychologists believe that there are some evidence link to the possibility that some risks…

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    Often, it is the responsibility of oneself to determine the outcome of your life, however there will always be influential people who either directly or indirectly affect the decisions made. Shakespeare’s Macbeth is a play believed to be written in 1605, focusing on the downward spiral of Macbeth after he murders King Duncan in order to become King of Scotland, consequently developing feelings of guilt and paranoia. Through the establishment of atmosphere, comments on the actions of major…

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    history of negative behaviors, including slamming doors, losing her temper, throwing tantrums, arguing with adults and peers, hitting, kicking, banging her head, name calling and throwing objects. She has displayed physically aggressive behaviors, impulsivity, lying, stealing and defiance. David has been very successful in redirecting her and giving her prompts. Breanna does understand her personal history. Breanna does understand adoption and is in agreement with the adoption. She wishes to…

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    Differential Diagnosis: Ms. Kaysen does not have a history of drug abuse or medical conditions (ruling out substance/medication induced and mood disorder due to medical conditions). She also does not display impulsivity or irritability. Additionally, she does not have a history of inattention or impulsivity (ruling out attention-deficit/hyperactive…

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    This diagnosis is made after she is sent to a mental institution, due to a suicide attempt a few days prior. During the introduction, the movie only skims over how Susanna got sent away. The only distinct symptoms they show before admission is impulsivity in sexual relationships, a suicide attempt, and pessimism. Question 2 Susanna’s diagnosis should be taken into context. Girl, Interrupted is set in the 1960’s when people were sent to institutions for a long period of time with sometimes…

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    In 2014 more than 16.3 million adults suffered from the debilitating disease of alcoholism. The rates of alcohol abuse and deaths caused by alcohol have continued to rise over the past thirty-five years. In fact, when only comparing statistics from 2002 and 2014, alcohol related deaths had increased by 35%, which equates to roughly 30,722 fatalities. (Ingraham) Alcoholism is a disease that not only affects the sufferer, but also has consequences for children and family members of the…

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    and Therapy, 43, 1231-1241. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.brat.2004.09.008 The purpose of conducting this research was to explore how significantly positive effects twelve months of dialectical behaviour therapy has on parasuicidal behaviour and impulsivity in a group of BPD female patients with (n=31) and without (n=27) substance abuse. Evidence shows that borderline personality disorder is a serious mental illness and therefore it is very crucial to advance and analyze treatment interventions…

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    Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder has always been a growing issue. However, as we discover more about it, we can look at it from a different point of view, which in turn will help us learn and treat it more effectively. Furthermore, by giving families and society a better understanding in general, we will help them deal with those who suffer from it. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is a disorder that needs to be diagnosed by a professional so the patient can receive the best…

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    The Studies of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) Borderline Personality Disorder, often acronymed as “BPD”, is a personality disorder that ordinarily affects your moods, relationships, self-image, and behavior. It is not very well known, however it is a very common disorder. When scientists first started researching this disorder, the name was derived from the early thought that BPD was the “borderline” between psychosis and neurosis. The name Borderline Personality Disorder was meant to…

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