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    Constructionism is viewed as a study of social problems. Knowledge is produced through discourse‚ and allows practitioners to scrutinize and deconstruct ideas that are taken for granted about children‚ young people and families. Social constructionist theory argues that development and appropriate care for children and young people vary between different historical and geographical/cultural/family contexts. Children’s choices are influenced by what they see around them at home‚ in the community or in

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    The Self Through Lenses

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    formation of the self. It is essential to consider the best of each. While Freudians used the terms Ego and Id to refer to the different functions of the self‚ Winnicott used the word ‘self’ to refer to both‚ as the true self and false self. Winnicott’s theory was somewhat based on his life that humans are not born with a clear sense of self‚ and thus have to search for and establish a sense of self as they go along (Winnicott‚ 1971). He believed that both the true self and the false self are required

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    Chapter 1 Introduction As the rate of separation and annulment rises here in the country‚ it becomes a social concern and various studies were conducted about the marital satisfaction of couples. However‚ the researchers saw the difficulty that having many studies can lead to confusion; which predictors can produce or hinder the couple’s marital satisfaction. This motivated the researchers to identify the predictors (age‚ creativity‚ agreeableness‚ achievement‚ extroversion‚ and resilience) of

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    social releasers which helps them ensure contact or proximity with the primary caregiver‚ as they similarly will with their partner in their adult relationship. Another example of the internal working model is the continuity hypothesis‚ which is a key theory to explaining childhood or adolescent experiences on later adult relationships‚ where it states that childhood relationships will affect your future relationships‚ Mary Ainsworth explores this by looking at our relationships as infants as concluded

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    Human Growth and Development This essay will discuss and examine three phases in the lives of the two siblings‚ Michal and Marek. It will compare these areas and analyse using different theories relating to them. Beginning with their infancy‚ with particular emphasis on developmental stages‚ it will then move on to consider the middle adulthood stage. The last of the stages to be looked at will be older age and how factors through their lifespan have affected their path. It will also look at possible

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    Judge Hubert Case Study

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    you these things‚ so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world” (John 16:33‚ NIV). “To explain and understand crime‚ criminologists have developed many theories” (Schmalleger‚ 2015‚ p.13). Judge Hubert’s theory regarding the cause of crime is Social Problem Perspective. “Social Problem Perspective holds that crime is a manifestation of underlying social problems such as poverty‚ discrimination‚ inequality of opportunity‚ breakdown

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    ------------------------------------------------- Part A 1) Identify the physical‚ cognitive‚ social and emotional features of the child at that point in time. 2) Use relevant developmental theories and research to explain and evaluate the development of the child in these four domains Lana Markovic turned 2 years old on the 5th of March 2010; she is currently attending day care to prepare her for her schooling years. Lana lives with both parents who are expecting another child in 4-5 months

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    Child Abuse and Neglect

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    c. Long term affects from Abuse and Neglect of a Child. d. Knowing the different behaviors of abuse and neglect within a child. IV. Importance of Attachments in your Children e. Why it’s important for children to be attached to the caregiver? V. Reactive Attachment Disorder f. What do RAD/ Reactive Attachment Disorder mean? g. How does it affect children? VI. Treatment h. How to treat an abuse and neglect child? i. How to get help or ask for

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    Hirschi are; attachment‚ commitment‚ involvement‚ and belief. Attachment is the first element of the social bond and it refers to the individual’s level of sensitivity to the opinion of others. To the extent that individuals are emotionally attached to others‚ such as parents‚ friends‚ teachers‚ and so on. They will be concerned about others opinion of them‚ and they are less likely to commit a crime for fear of losing the respect and affection of others. For example‚ a youth’s attachment to school

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    confrontation * Emphasize emotions * Importance of self as therapist * Active therapists * The therapist is not objective * De-emphasis on theory & assessment * Value experience rather than theory * Change happens based on experience‚ therefore one won’t follow any particular theory Three Experiential Models * Symbolic-Experienctial Family Therapy (Whitaker) * The Human Validation Process (Satir) * Emotionally-Focused Couple Therapy (Greenberg

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