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Patients would be deprived food and water, along with physical forms of abuse, like wetting their sleeves to drive them crazy as a form of treatment. According to the article “Reform and Curability in American Insane Asylums in the 1840s” the author states “Punishment by withdrawing food, and ‘pouring water on their coat sleeves’” (Brown…

the development of identity is the dismal life of Perry Smith. Smith, while incarcerated in prison for the horrendous murders of the Clutter family, recounts his brutal treatment at the cold, callous hands of the catholic nuns who “whipped him for wetting his bed” (Capote 93). This experience along with many others lead to the development of Smith’s disclination to religion and the development of an external locus of control (Capote 93). His damaged psyche and ego likely further deteriorated…

Pete has the good looks and charisma, giving him self-confidence. He is the center of attention at the party. On the other hand, henry doesn’t have the looks and had been badly judge. “The little man got down, wetting his lips nervously. Hello, Harry, a few people said ‘hello’ harry called, waving his hand. He was about forty, with a big nose and big soft brown eyes. His voice was cracked and uncertain. ‘Well, we sure put a big show, didn’t we?”(47). He was so…

Use caution when wetting the tape so that the wound does not get wet, as this can cause discomfort to the person. Gently remove the tape and bandage and discard them into the appropriate waste bin. Next, inspect the wound for any signs of infection. It is normal to see swelling…

people believe there are three main early signs of a serial killer. According to forensic psychiatrist J.M. Macdonald’s 1963 paper, “The Threat to Kill”, the three signs (also known as the Macdonald Triad) are animal cruelty, fire-setting, and bed-wetting. “The triad states that [these] three common behaviors during childhood can point to murder-prone children” “In the paper, Macdonald observed that these behaviors were frequently seen in his most aggressive and sadistic…

Author Jack London wrote "To Build a Fire," the tragic tale of a man's struggle to overcome nature in the most extreme conditions. In it an unnamed man and his dog encounter many unfortunate mishaps on their journey through the Yukon Wilderness. However, it quickly turns out that this story is not only about a man’s journey with his dog, but rather it becomes more of a battle between instinct and intellect. The traveler’s arrogant disregard of nature and lack of instincts ultimately lead to his…

Dr. Stewart took some more notes. She was ultimately keeping them in a dossier, which now had on her desk, and when the interview was over was put-ting it in its top drawer. It was a deep red dossier. I must be a special case for placing my dossier in the drawer and not in her cupboard along with all the others, Sheila thought to herself. She felt again drowning. She took a small bottle of water out of her purse and drank two sips. "What do you see in your dreams?" Dr. Stewart suddenly asked.…

Psychology Of Serial Killers Serial Murder is the act of killing several people over a prolonged period of time. Serial Killers are widely known as cold blooded or even cruel. Forensic psychology has opened the doors to the profiling of the behaviors of such individuals. Subjects to movies and books, Serial killers are portrayed to psychopathic killing machines, this is attributed to Hollywood’s characterization of serial killers. Even though some characteristics make strike close to the truth…

to effectively describe his worst sin. Throughout the story, the use of personification is presented to express the guilt he feels for stealing. After Gary commits his “sin” of stealing the pie he feels his “tooth gleaming and the juice of guilt wetting [his] underarms.” The use of this personification shows how Soto tried to ignore his guilt until his internal struggle began to grow too much to ignore. Then again, he describes his guilt as he believes he hears “the proximity of God howling in…