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    Walden’s programmed offered a lot more than other programs that were sought. Because I have such high hopes of obtaining my masters it was very important that I found a school that not only took pride and careful consideration into the curriculum outline, but also one that provided an array of options that could make it possible for me to adjust and succeed while carrying the load of personal obligation. Walden was able to offer this with…

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    Uncertainty reduction theory (URT) is a communication theory that explain about the development of interpersonal relationship between peoples. It is important to know that URT is a theory that link communication to the study of uncertainty. Uncertainty reduction theory focuses on how people by using communication can gain knowledge and create understanding towards each other. Every new relationship involve uncertainty and these uncertainty will create uncomfortable inside each person, so they…

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    expert on Religion Studies and Contemporary Religious Trends. She received her Bachelor degree in Religious Studies and English Literature in 1986. In 1996 she got her Ph.D. in Studies in Religion and her Master of Education degree in Educational Psychology in 2001. Professor Cusack has been teaching Studies on Religion since 1989. As it mentioned above in the foregoing review…

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    hyper-activity or brutal parental discipline to explain such horrors as Charles Whitman?s rampage at the University of Texas to the Columbine High School shootings. Scientists now believe that its roots are planted in an individual?s biology, their psychology that reflects innate traits and experiences, and the larger culture. When behavioral genetics were in its heyday, one of its many targets were genes inclining people to violence?it just so happened that a family of Dutch sociopaths were…

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    One look at this case study and one will immediately wonder, would Lisa Miller be competent to stand trial and if so would she be able to enter a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity? First, a solid understanding must be reached as to what it means to be competent to stand trial. A look at how Costanzo and Krauss (2015) define competency to stand trial and how it pertains to the Miller case. Then an examination of an article in which competency to stand trial is the main focus. Next, what…

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    In which way are the studies carried out by Adorno (1950) et al. and Allum (2011) linked? The reason why this is an interesting question is that it provides a measure of how much Adorno's studies have profoundly influenced not only the sociology of his time and the classical studies, but are still capable of provoking a reflection that can find an expressive space in the contemporary psychosocial context. Allum has in fact used part of Adorno’s theory to explain why people believe in…

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    Reductionist Reporting

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    Abstract This report discusses the presentation of psychobiological determinants of behaviour in the media. Focusing on online newspapers, this report will discuss seven examples of reductionist reporting. Although some parts of psychology have biological underpinnings, it is important to take more of a holistic approach when trying to develop an understanding for them. Examples include sibling aggression, internet usage and depression, diet and depression, natural remedies for relieving anxiety…

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    Dual Relationships

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    Perspective in managing dual relationships in small Alaskan communities. Journal of Family Social Work , 9-14. Curtin, L., & Hargrove, D. S. (2010). Opportunities and challenges of rural practice: Managing self amid ambiguity. Journal of Clinical Psychology: 549-561. Daley, M., & Hickman, S. (2011). Dual relationships and beyond: understanding and addressing ethical challenges for rural social work. Journal of Social Work Values and Ethics, 1-14 Dietz, C., & Thompson, D. (2004). Rethinking…

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    school Linehan wanted to become a psychiatrist and work with the most mentally disturbed patients. She realized, however, that there weren’t a lot of effective treatments for these patients. She then decided to earn a PhD in experiential personality psychology (Prochaska & Norcross 2014). Linehan wanted to work with the most difficult patients, but she realized they often were not willing to participate. She theorized that comprehensive psychotherapy should meet the following five vital…

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    Freud Sublimation Essay

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    Freudian psychology has been one of the most dominant forces in psychology for a century, despite some major caveats Freud has remained relevant. An essential component of his therapy and conceptual understanding of humanity are the defence mechanisms, none more impactful than his theory of sublimation. This essay will attempt to discuss three main points. Firstly, sublimation is an underlying concept of psychoanalysis which evolved throughout Freud’s career; an important distinction must be…

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