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    ability to better care for their patients. One of the core principles of counseling psychology, for example, is that the psychologist treats the patient as a holistic being (Rinaldi, 2012, p.1219). With the…

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    The first chapter was very informative in the understanding of psychology. It made me want to rethink of how I perceive myself and others. Even though I learned about scientific research and observations in school and how to apply them to science experiments. I never thought about applying this to people, but after I did this it changed how I viewed people. An example of this is when I would sit at a park and do what I would call people watching. At first glance looking at everyone they would…

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    According to Marlys Mayfield, Observation means to take time to pay attention to an object or an event. When one observes an object, they will know that they are staying awake and carefully attentive. Mayfield says that using one 's observation skills can strengthen one 's thinking process and create new knowledge in the brain. The observation process works by sensing, perceiving, and thinking. When one forms information in advance before they fully experience or understand, they are sensing.…

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    The first decision was to identify the key players in this vignette, these are the people that will be affected by the psychologist decisions. There are the client, the Worker's Compensation insurance company and the attorney these are the people who will be affected by the ethical decisions of the psychologist. The second decision was the identifications of ethically relevant issues and there where six domains that ethical standards where affected and they where: 1). Privacy and…

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    Lisa Rowe Psychology

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    For this essay, I have chosen the movie Girl, Interrupted and as for doing that. I intend to focus on one person mainly, and that is Lisa Rowe. Now Lisa Rowe in this film is diagnosed as a sociopath and hence that her being characterized by persistent antisocial behavior. In Chapter 15 Antisocial Personality Disorder is described as someone who is manipulative, deceitful, and amoral. People with this disorder lack empathy for others, are egocentric and are willing to use others for their own…

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    The snake represents her mother in some way, so when faced with one she feels fear, but as these feelings are in the unconscious mind, she cannot express the reasons why. These memories are personal to Anna so Bjorn does not express the same fear. However, this study lacks temporal validity because it was conducted over a hundred years ago, and since then psychologists have developed opposing theories with higher levels of accuracy. Also, the study raises the issue of treatment fallacy as…

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    Precious Movie Psychology

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    QUESTION #1 Most people feels the importance of portraying individuals with a mental disorder in a realistic manner is something that is not often done by the Hollywood, CA film industry. However, in the movie Precious, I believe the media portrayed the character’s mental disorder in a realistic manner by associating the social issues with sexual abuse and eating disorder to trigger the character’s Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). According to National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH),…

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    Media Violence Psychology

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    Media violence has been shown to somewhat pacify the parts of the brain that cause anger or aggression. On the other hand, some major crimes have been accredited to media violence. I know that media violence has little to no effect on mental states because: it’s been shown that the anger/aggression parts of the brain become passive when media violence is viewed or played, crime inspired by games is only a little under two percent of total world crime and it has been proven that media violence is…

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    Tarzan: Man Observes And Learns To Be An Ape-Man. Humans, like many creatures, imitate the behavior of other members of their species. In the early years of development, human beings are influenced immensely by their family members. Furthermore, humans also learn behaviors from what they see and observe. In the 1999 film Tarzan, an extreme case of "learning” can be linked with Observational learning, identified by Albert Bandura is 1961. Tarzan, a man raised by apes, observes and imitated…

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    I have always strived to pursue a successful educational career. I dreamed for it, I planned for it, and made it happen. And although I have faced adversity, I maintained my dream to keep on growing. I recently graduated with my bachelors degree from UC Santa Cruz, which didn't come easy. But, proudly I can say is that it has been my most valued accomplishment. Pursuing graduate study would mean being an example to my family that if you believe in yourself, you can make anything happen. I…

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