Passive-Aggressive Disorder Passive-aggressive personality disorder is a psychological condition in which a person may seem willing to carry out a request‚ but actually reacts negatively and resists passively. The client who is passive aggressive is often cynical‚ feels under-appreciated‚ and may be resentful of the demands of others. Causes The exact cause of passive aggressive behavior is unknown. However‚ the following factors are thought to play a role: Genetics Environmental Factors Risk Factors
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Arc of the Ozarks is a local human service organization providing help to people in the local communities with physical and mental disabilities. The main local offices for the Arc can be found in Springfield‚ Joplin‚ and Monett‚ Missouri. Interviewing someone from the Arc could have been done over the phone‚ by e-mail‚ and an in-person interview. The in-person interview seemed to be more appropriate because it would allow me to interact with the people who work for the organization and possibly see
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usage‚ become a social norm for the society. All of this society would have an input into discussions of their community and volunteering would be a requirement for each adult. Volunteering benefits the service as well as the person who is volunteering‚ requiring volunteering in human services‚ religion‚ elderly and youth‚ as well as organizations such as Red Cross‚ United Way and etc. A contribution to a society makes the society better as a whole with offerings of goodness for all. Majority of
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Human Service Scenario Analysis My human service scenario is for a white female‚ age 46‚ with three female children‚ ages 17‚ 16 and 14. The client was married for 27-years; when her husband said “he wanted a divorce‚ and was not willing to attend counseling because of trust issues.” He could not give any reason why he wanted a divorce; other than to say it was not her fault. This has left her and the children very confused‚ two of the children blame her for the upcoming divorce‚ the 14 year-old
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Homeless Youth Project’s videos‚ discuss your reactions. What did you know about this issue before you watched the videos? How has your awareness of the issue changed as a result of what you learned? • Do you think others are aware? • How can human service professionals work to educate the public about homeless children and poverty in America? • What are the negative stereotypes of the homeless and where do you think they originated? Hello Professor and Classmates‚ After going through the California
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Human Service Scenario Analysis BSHS/322 The interview process between a clinician and his or her client seems to be the groundwork upon which treatment and healing begins. Dependent on the type of case and diagnosis is presented specific settings‚ techniques‚ and boundaries will be applied to produce the best results. Thus‚ it is imperative for a clinician to fully comprehend how what may appear insignificant in his or her opinion negatively can influence his or her client in the vastest
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Section 1 – Understand methods of communication with customers 1a) Use the table below to outline at least two different customer service situations and the different methods of communication that would be needed in these situations. Situation Methods of communication 1. IT department was doing a project over summer to upgrade some older PC’s in around different departments. When Staff came back to work after break there was some complaints of no printers being connected and also lost documents
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References: Chenoweth‚ L. & McAuliffe‚ D. (2008). The Road to Social Work & Human Service Practice. South Melbourne‚ VIC: Cengage Learning. Gerald‚ D. & Gerald‚ K. (2009). Basic Personal Counselling. French Forrest‚ NSW: Pearson Education Australia.
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CHILDREN WITH AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR Introduction There are many perspectives on how children develop aggressive behavior and how this all comes about. The first perspective is the classical theory‚ which relies on utilitarian concepts of reason and free will‚ and is used to explain theory and other modern understandings of aggression and anti social behavior in children. The second perspective is the more modern theory of biological factors‚ such as how biology and brain chemistry can explain
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Betta splendens‚ or Siamese Fighting fish‚ are commonly known for their beautiful and aggressive displays of behavior. Typically‚ bettas will only display an aggressive behavior when the feel threatened. In those cases‚ bettas will flick their tail‚ erect fins and gill covers‚ and darken skin or dart toward an opponent. Domestic bettas are known to be more aggressive and therefore are kept separate from other bettas. In the experiment to follow‚ male aggression toward different colors of males was
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