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    The great depression was a very hard time for women in Australia. Without work and a steady income many people lost their houses and were forced to live in makeshift dwellings with poo heating and sanitation. During this period of time‚ work around the house was still considered an important role for women. Even if the women had been working all day to bring home some money‚ she still had to come home and cook‚ clean and keeps the home in order for her unemployed husband and children. Women primarily

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    Mother Holding baby: It’s been three days since I’ve had a decent meal‚ and a whole week since the last time I had something else on other than this plaid dress. We deiced to stop on the side on road because the kids were getting cranking and honestly I was to. My husband George is cooking one of the few can of beans we have left and I hope it’s enough for everyone. We had all our money invested Dow Jones industrial and like many other we lost it when the stock market fell. Just when things were

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    develop overnight‚ but soon I was comparing myself to everyone‚ and I felt inferior. Everyone around me seemed to get better grades‚ or had more athletic talent than I did. After more time passed‚ these feelings didn’t go away. I had developed severe depression and anxiety by the time I was a senior in high school. I had thoughts of hurting myself‚ and I felt completely alone. Eventually‚ my best friend intervened and with the help of my parents‚ I went to counseling. I started taking anti-depressants

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    Psychological treatments for Depression This essay will discuss and compare Beck’s cognitive behavioural therapy for depression and the use of drug therapy as treatments for depression. They differ heavily in their ideologies with regards to what depression is caused by. Beck’s therapy is a cognitive and therefore focuses on thought processes. The idea being‚ that people with depression can change their thought negative processes to positive ones in order to ‘cure’ themselves. Whereas drug treatments

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    Cause/Effect Essay The Effects of Teen Depression Teenage Depression is becoming larger in today’s society. The media portrays anyone larger than a pencil to be fat. The youth in schools only hang out with the people they know and like‚ but one wrong decision and the can decide to no longer be friends with that person. Many factors can lead to a teen’s depression‚ but what happens after the become depressed? Most teenagers are basically the same. They have the same wants to be accepted by their

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    Paper Depression‚ a serious medical illness that involves the brain‚ it is a disorder of the brain. Depression usually starts between the ages of 15 and 30. There are a variety of causes‚ including genetic‚ environmental‚ psychological‚ and biochemical factors. Some symptoms can include sadness‚ change in weight‚ difficulty sleeping or oversleeping‚ energy loss‚ feelings of worthlessness‚ loss of interest or pleasure in activities you used to enjoy‚ and thoughts of death or suicide. Depression is a

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    Critically discuss the influence of the nuclear family in the development of anti-social behaviour. Social Psychology: is based on understanding an individual’s behaviour. How it can be influenced not just by one’s self but the interaction with other people. These interactions have a major influence on an individual’s conformity or disobedience. There are theories that have been developed by social psychologists to explain what happens when we belong to a group. Norman Triplett‚ 1898 study explained

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    American history and certain aspects of it still affect us today! This time period known as the Great Depression embodied the peak of unemployment‚ poverty‚ and the low point of our United States banking system. One of the solutions that arose from the depression was the New Deal‚ proposed under Franklin D. Roosevelt’s presidency. The New Deal introduced three main solutions for the great depression. The first solution‚ dealt with unemployment and this was the Public Works Administration as well the

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    Great Depression. Focus on this period is natural because the 32 percent decline in stock values between the market closes of October 13 and 19‚ 1987‚ was of the magnitude of--indeed‚ it actually exceeded--the October 1929 debacle. Focus on this period is also appropriate because‚ despite all that has been learned since to help assure economic stability‚ we cannot be completely confident that history will not repeat itself. Consequently‚ this first section reviews events of the Depression era. The

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    explanations of depression. (25 marks) There have been several psychoanalytical theories of depression; there is no objective view of depression. However‚ centre to all these different theories is the idea that unconscious forces and experiences during early childhood contribute to the development of depression in adult life. The first theory that will be looked at is‚ Sigmund Fraud’s theory‚ based on his 1917 essay ‘Mourning and Melancholia’. Here‚ Fraud related depression back to the Oral

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