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    A. Psychoanalytic Therapy/Psychodynamic Therapy “As the originator of psychoanalysis‚ Freud pioneered new techniques for understanding human behaviour.” Corey (2009‚ p.60) “ Just as experience may lead to symptoms‚ so psychoanalysis‚ a verbal form of therapy‚ may lead to their resolution.” Monte and Sollod (2003‚ p.19) Key Concepts There are three pillars of Psychoanalytical therapy‚ repress‚ resist and transference. Psychoanalytical therapy focuses on the unconscious

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    As a start-up company we‚ “Closures-R-Us”‚ decide to apply market/demand pull which consult what consumers needs‚ rather than technology push where producing without measure consumer needs. We are producing our product (closure that can be easily open by old peoples) based on population facts of the world. We observed‚ researched and discovered that world population is shifting slightly towards old population from young generation as seen in the above figure. There are obvious declining birth

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    Systems Open and Closed

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    author near the end of her essay titled‚ “Systems‚ Open or Closed”. A system as described by the author is present all through human life and is developed by three or more persons who are in contact and share a common purpose; a system has a goal (growth)‚ has parts (people)‚ and an order to the parts (dynamics of people and interactions in the family). Satir’s essay is aimed at describing the continuum that interpersonal systems exist within as either open or closed using details relevant to each from

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    Opening Your Heart Meditation Why do we need our heart open? The heart is actually the centreand ruler of your being. Even in Traditional Chinese Medicine it is known as the ‘Emperor of the Body’ – not the mind as predominantly thought in the western world. The heart when opened fully is where your inner guidance comes from (and divine guidance if you are open to receiving this). This doorway or bridge between the physical and spiritual worlds can provide profound assistance and healing within your

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    In the 1920she had held that every Hindu “must follow the hereditary profession” and that “prohibition of intermarriage” between people of different varnas was “necessary for a rapid evolution of the soul.” But later he gradually became “a social revolu-tionist‚” advocating intermarriage between Brahmins and Untouchables in order to dismantle the caste system “root and branch‚” and acknowledging that “When all become casteless‚ monopoly of occupations would go.” The changes were duein part to the

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    I asked myself in despair: Why me? Why can’t life ever be smooth and hassle-free? These questions seemed to have no answers. Being a religious person in the traditional sense of the word‚ I concluded that God was unhappy with me. So I made every effort to please Him. But I got no response. Was I dialling a wrong number? As time passed‚ I began to lose faith in someone who could not answer my questions and lead me to a more meaningful life. I resolved to find the answer myself. To set my mind

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    Narrative Therapy

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    from the problem and the problem is disempowered. This process is summed up in the statement‚ “The person is not the problem‚ the problem is the problem.” 3. A narrative takes form and the deconstructive process continues with “why” and “how” questions. 4. The therapist encourages family to remember unique outcomes when they showed competence and strength. These unique outcomes become the basis for a more positive narrative. 5. The process of creating this new story is called re-authoring. These

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    Margaret Macmillan’s account of the years leading up to the start of World War 1 in the The War that Ended Peace: The Road to 1914‚ highlights the many different conditions that slowly transformed Europe from a time a peace into total war. For Macmillan‚ this transformation was not inevitable‚ but rather a series of poor reactions and/or decisions made by leaders‚ as well as “their lack of courage to stand up to those who said there was no choice left but to go to war” (645). The book begins in the

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    Behavior therapy might be a broad term pertaining to psychotherapy‚ behavior analytical‚ or a mixture of the two therapies; behavioral therapy might be a treatment that helps change most likely dangerous behaviors. It’s together cited as behavioral modification or psychological feature behavioral therapy. Medical professionals use this type of therapy to interchange dangerous habits with wise ones. The therapy together helps you subsume powerful things. It s most often accustomed treat anxiety disorders

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    Example introduction 1 Introduction from a report entitled "A Review of Greenhouse Gas Reduction Actions and Opportunities: the Current Status of the Kyoto Protocol". 1. Introduction The greenhouse effect is a natural phenomenon that keeps the earth’s surface warm. Greenhouse gases trap heat from solar radiation‚ analogous to the way glass panes trap heat in a greenhouse. Due to increasing greenhouse gas emissions from human activities‚ the greenhouse effect has been significantly augmented‚ causing

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