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    Melanie OwenAssignment 013Task A1. Why is it important for children and young people that you work in partnership with the following;Parents‚ carers‚ guardians – It is important that parents are involved in any decision making about their child. They should be involved in making goals so they can encourage their child at home and through their parenting. By speaking to the parents about their lifestyles and values they can have a better understanding of the child which will help support them while

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    Personality Overview Kathleen Goularte PSY405 December 6‚ 2010 Professor Lynn Hagan Personality Overview Sigmund Freud discovered psychoanalysis as an important discipline in psychology. Karen Klein was an important female psychoanalyst‚ most believed second to Freud‚ who focused on observation‚ child analysis‚ psychotic traits‚ and substances related to primitive development of the ego and personality. Klein’s clinical studies thoroughly documented child analysis while playing with toys

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    theories of Melanie Klein in Object Relations and the theory of Erik Erikson and the developmental stages we go through within our lives I aim to evaluate with my answer based on what I have learnt and understood. Looking at the theories relating to this I will look at The Psychoanalytic approach of Sigmund Freud which is still very much used to date. However some of his followers went on to further expand his beliefs and came up with their own. One such person was Melanie Klein‚ who came up

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    Klein believed that the resolution of the oedipal complex was not as important as the developmental period which preceded it‚ when the mother‚ as the primary nurturer‚ was the most important “object” in the infant’s life. Drawing on Freudian theory‚ though with major differences from it‚ Klein established a psychoanalytic school of “object relations” during the 1920s‚ which focused attention on

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    suggesting a positive rapport. Her symptomatology and behaviors were carefully explained through the reading by concepts elaborated by Fairbairn‚ Klein and Winnicott. There were times in which the author will disagree with the theory of the mentioned psychologist citing his previous experience with cases of Schizoid Personality Disorder. Melanie Klein ability to accurately describe the schizoid personality was noted by the author of the article. Nevertheless‚ he disputes detachment as a source of

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    fix physical issues too. Modern psychoanalysis takes Freud’s basic theory of human psyche and use it as its starting point. . Modern psychoanalysis differs from other methods of psychoanalysis by following Freud’s later work and the work of Melanie Klein in stressing the importance of dealing with destructive behaviors as well as sexual motivation in order for the human psyche to evolve. (Pickren‚ 2010) Like all psychoanalysts‚ modern psychoanalysts emphasize the unconscious nature of much of

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    “Falling‚ Releasing‚ and Post-Judson Dance”‚ written by Melanie Bales is a chapter that is based on the meanings of falling and the investigation of releasing and how dancers can use it through movement. Melanie Bales is a professor at Ohio State who graduated from Interlochen Arts Academy and studied at the Joffrey School and as a Harkness Ballet Trainee. Release technique is a studying method that targets to rehabilitate our constant grip and desire to control our emotions‚ negative habits‚ energy

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    Rhetoric Of Fear Analysis

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    THE RETHORIC OF FEAR Today against humanity is a super- rational system of economic classification and prioritization; that are the global markets and their laws. The average man is convinced that he can not deviate from this determinism nor to claim control or mitigate their will‚ because they are omnipotent‚ as measurements and statistics show and the economists agree. The invisible omnipotent power exercises its absolute power over the individual who experiences with anxiety his own “smallness”

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    Splitting of ego

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    The term "splitting" has some long-established uses in psychiatry and goes back to the general concept of a capacity for psychic splitting in the human being. These usages are precursors of the concept of splitting as defined by Freud. They are found in the nineteenth century in relation to hysteria and hypnosis (splitting of the personality‚ multiple personalities‚ dissociation) and in Pierre Janet’s work‚ in which the concept of a deficiency of psychological synthesis plays an important role. Freud

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    current relationships and interpersonal experiences‚ which is precisely the areas Mr. McKenzie is having issues. Objects Relations Theory Another theory that may benefit Mr. McKenzie‚ is object relations theory. Melanie Klein‚ the founder of the objects relation theory‚ believed that infants start life with an inherited choice to reduce the anxiety that they undergo as a result of the clash between the life instinct‚ and the death instinct. She assumed that young infants have an active‚ unconscious

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