Transference

In the paper, Gunther Kress (Kress, G. 2005) analyzes the affordances and the constraints of moving from a principally print-driven society to a picture driven society. Kress bases on social semiotic hypothesis to represent significance making: Words are (relatively) empty entities-in a semiotic account they are signifiers to be filled with meaning rather than signs full of meaning, and the task of the reader is to fill these relatively vacant entities with her or his meaning. This is the task…

Brain injury can significantly affect several cognitions, physical aspects, and psychological skills including balance, coordination, communication, memory, perception, and psychological status. Brain injury can occur in several ways when an external force such as a violent blow or jolt to the head or body causes brain dysfunction. An object penetrating the skull or shattering the skull can have devastating results. Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a complex injury with an area of broad…

Defining what is eating well is more complex than just its association with health. In fact, the notion of eating well, or how do we eat well can be approached from various perspective. King (2007) argued that the definition of eating well could be addressed not only from the nutritional aspect but also from the aesthetic and moral perspective. From the perspective of morality, eating well implies as a sustainable eating practice, where the sustainability means ‘meeting the human needs without…

In William Shakespeare’s great tragedy, Hamlet, women are portrayed in a negative light through both their roles and status which stigmatizes them. Shakespeare has eliminated the validity of female voice and has transferred all power to the men in the play. He demonstrates this through the only two female characters presented, Ophelia and Gertrude, through their undervalued thoughts and opinions, shortage of freedom, and their lack of ownership. The women in this tragedy are often overlooked…

Introduction Post-secondary education presents a number of benefits to both the individual plus the society, like higher pays, lower unemployment rates and reliance on the government, a wider tax base, and more civic involvement. Access to this education, however, is still a challenge for a lot of families. According to estimates, over a third of 1st-year learners take up remedial coursework in either Mathematics or English; in some institutions, it can range between 60 and 70% of learners…

Psychosocial Influences According to studentfirstproject.org, healthy attachment is a “reciprocal, enduring emotional connection between a child and his/her primary caregiver that begins when the child is in utero”. Furthermore, many things impact whether this attachment is healthy or unhealthy. Some psychosocial factors that could impact or influence attachment include parenting style, caregiver sensitivity, temperament of the child, and certain medical conditions. Parenting style influences…

mind. The goal to this technique would be to guide him through the unconscious repressed feelings he may have about his childhood (Corey, 2015). I would want to see if this would reveal why he may feel the need to beat and rape women. To make sure transference is allowed to happen, I would welcome the client to project his feelings about his past or past partners onto me so that it can be brought into…

Briefly describe the nature of your involvement with student and how long you have known him/her: I was Martin’s clinical supervisor from September 2015 until may 2016. Briefly describe the activities performed by student under your guidance: The internship involved 3-4 hours of weekly supervision and the group comprised 3 students and a supervisor. Psychodynamic psychotherapy was the main focus of the internship but other theoretical frameworks were discussed as well. During…

Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau are two of the most influential transcendentalist writers of their time. Both men rejected the idea that knowledge could be fully disocvered through sheer experience and observation and asserted that some information can only be discovered through extrasensory perceptions such as intuition or spirituality. While both shared the core beliefs of transcendentalism, each man chose to discover their path to disocover the inner self through different…

Physical evidence has a significant foundation in law enforcement and the judicial system. It is necessary for physical and circumstantial evidence to ensure the most accurate outcome of a trial. In some cases, the evidence is not as exact or direct. It appeared to me in the readings the authors were trying to show were all evidence must be exact or not be included in the trial. If this is the case, we would not need a court system. In the readings it appeared to me the authors were trying…