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    ROBERT DOWNEY JR. DIAGNOSTICS PROJECT Robert Downey Jr.’s Diagnostic Evaluation Assessment Michelle Nguyen University of Texas at Arlington Mutiaxial Evaluation This diagnostic assessment evaluates Robert Downey Jr. previous lifestyle between 1996 and early 2001‚ before rehabilitation in late 2001. The following multiaxial evaluation is followed by different examples of each diagnostic criterion on the DSM-IV Axes and Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF) scores. DSM-IV Multiaxial Evaluation

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    v. S.E. DOWNEY REGISTERED LAND SURVEYOR‚ P.A. et al. was a case in Maine that Downey was negligent in his work and thus resulted in the damages the Graves sustained from the negligence. The background of the case is the Graves owned land in Bar Harbor‚ Maine that was bordered on the East and North sides by the Acadia National Park. The Graves decided re-parcel the land into three separate plots and build a home on the northern most one. The Graves’s contractor hired Stephen Downey‚ a registered

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    Mustafa Abdalla English 101 Essay #2 Comparisons/ Contrast 12/02/2013 The Iron Pirates Robert Downey Jr. and Johnny Depp are two actors that people could barely decide who’s better than the other‚ and have a very talented way in acting and attracting people’s attention. Johnny Depp was born on June 9th 1963 in Owensboro‚ Kentucky‚ and Robert Downey Jr. was born on April 4th 1965 in Greenwich Village‚ New York. According to Shaman-Art; Johnny Depp’s father‚ John Depp‚ was a civil engineer

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    population increased (Downey 62). The Cold War period had many Americans with jobs (Downey 62). By the 1950s‚ prosperity became part of the American middle class and they had surplus money to spend on cars‚ houses and desires (Downey 62). Between 1945 to 1960 the US gross national product grew from $214 billion to $500 billion (Downey 63). The federal government kept the economy going by passing the GI Bill which helped veterans and their families buy homes and go to college (Downey 63). The Cold War

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    Harold Dawson and Private Louden Downey‚ who kill a fellow Marine‚ Private William Santiago‚ at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba. Santiago failed to respect the chain of command in attempts at being transferred to another base. Colonel Nathan Jessup ordered Lieutenant Kendrick and Lieutenant Colonel Matthew Markinson to give Santiago a Code Red to teach him a lesson. The case is given to Lieutenant Daniel Kaffee‚ an inexperienced U.S. Navy lawyer. Dawson and Downey insist they did not intend for

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    Lieutenant Junior Grade Daniel "Danny" Kaffee (Tom Cruise)‚ is an inexperienced U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General ’s Corps lawyer who leads the defense in the court-martial of two Marines‚ Private First Class Louden Downey (James Marshall) and Lance Corporal Harold Dawson (Wolfgang Bodison)‚ who are accused of murdering a fellow Marine of their unit‚ PFC William Santiago (Michael DeLorenzo)‚ at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba‚ which is under the command of Col. Nathan R. Jessup (Jack Nicholson)

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    identity so as to not interfere with orders from their commanding officers. In the movie A Few Good Men both Private First Class (PFC) Louden Downey and Lance Corporal (LCpl) Harold W. Dawson display the theme of submission to authority due to their loss of identity that comes with being in a specific role under a higher authority. In A Few Good Men‚ PFC Downey and LCpl Dawson can be compared to the prisoners in the Stanford Prison experiment. When they are given orders‚ they follow the orders. Their

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    Lance Cpl. Harold Dawson and Pfc. Lowden Downey are taken to court for a murder that they were forced to perform in the film “A Few Good Men.” They were ordered by their superior Colonel to perform a “code red‚” an action that was outlawed by the military many years ago where members of the same squad punish each other for not performing well enough‚ on a weak soldier named William Santiago. However‚ they were not to blame for the murder because disregarding an order from an officer is a crime

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    killing his father and marrying his mother without knowledge of his parents’ identities. Freud’s theory has been idolized‚ revised‚ and reconsidered by modern psychologists through out the years. Hans W. Loewald‚ M.D.‚ Richard C. Friedman and Jennifer Downey‚ and Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari are a few of the psychologists who researched and studied the Oedipus complex in the past few decades. All of these psychologists have viewed and examined Freud’s theory in different manners. Hans W. Loewald

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    perpetrators of evil‚ Phillip Zimbardo brilliantly explains in his novel The Lucifer Effect (Zimbardo 157). Dehumanization plays a key role in the military‚ whether it be utilized concerning the enemy or regarding America’s own troops. In A Few Good Men‚ Downey and Dawson did not have the privilege of being able to refer to Santiago as a person‚ they simply were ordered to perform a “code red” on a dissatisfactory marine. Zimbardo accounts for Dawson and Downey’s acts by elucidating that dehumanization resembles

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