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    Throughout the years psychological disorders have been characterized in an erroneous way. The constant stereotyping of individuals with mental illnesses as well as the treatment that they receive from others‚ may seem like a reason for people to keep quiet. Due to the fear of being criticized and ostracized drives various individuals with psychological disorders to keep their illness a secret. Individuals constant fear of being treated differently would be great reason to remove the illness from

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    HPS715/426 Issues in Psychological Assessment 2013    Case report ‐ Jenny    Referral information and context    Jenny (DOB: 29/07/2005) currently attends Grade 2 at Deakin Primary School. Her teacher has  reported behavioural and learning difficulties that are increasingly causing problems in class. The  school has requested formal assessment as they are concerned that Jenny is not progressing  academically and is requiring large amounts of teacher support to keep her focussed and to prevent  her from causing disruption in class

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    Two key operational approach elements that link the operation to national interests include objectives and COG. JP 5-0 states‚ “the operational approach reflects an understanding of the OE and the problem…and identification of objectives‚ COG(s) and decisive points are useful in developing the basis for an operational approach.” However‚ if the analysis and understanding of these fundamental aspects are wrong‚ the operational approach will fail. Sadly‚ an imprudent objective and the wrong COG hampered

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    Psychological Disorders Part A. What is schizophrenia‚ people may ask‚ It is a brain disease that is chronic and very severe‚ that “more than two Million Americans” (schizophrenia.com‚ 2004)‚ are having to deal with each day. Understanding the causes and treatments of schizophrenia is the first thing that needs to be done when taking a look at the causes and the treatments of this disorder. The cause of schizophrenia is in a person’s genetics‚ or DNA as the professionals would say

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    a) How could a psychological disorder (either affective or anxiety or psychotic) be treated biologically? An affective disorder commonly treated biologically is depression. Depression is a disorder characterised by the DSM –IV with 9 symptoms‚ at least 5 of which must be present within a 2-week period. These symptoms include depressed mood‚ insomnia or hypersomnia‚ feelings of worthlessness and recurrent thoughts of death. To treat depression biologically‚ a clinician would prescribe an anti-depressant

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    behaviors‚ their impact on family members‚ and systemic analysis about family dysfunction. As a result‚ term ‘codependence’ prominences in the filed of mental health (Hogg & Frank‚ 1992). Cermak (1986) proposes that codependence is both a legitimate psychological concept and an important human disorder‚ in which symptom includes external focus‚ excessive caring for others and difficulty in identifying the true self. By studying theory of codependency‚ I have introspected a lot‚ finding that some of my own

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    This report will apply the behaviourist approach to a case study and demonstrate an understanding of the behaviourist approach. To apply the approach to Evan – a 17 year old – who spends most of his time playing video games in his room‚ the report will analyse and explain Evan’s behaviour and back it up with evidence. Evan’s parents have noticed a drastic change in Evan’s behaviour since playing video games. Evan has become irritable and even aggressive. He has also become withdrawn from his friends

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    criminal‚ civil law is basically there to help those who cannot help themselves. For instance‚ an individual who is suffering from mental illness‚ individuals who cannot‚ in its own way differentiate the difference between right and wrong (Education and Training Guidelines for Forensic Psychology‚ 2007). The commitment for both civil and criminal are very much aligned with the statues of the law on how to proceed in a court of law‚ both are very similar. Civil law are; “plaintiffs in law suits for personal

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    Holistic Approach to Study of Literature The word holistic was not really part of my vocabulary until this week. Now that I understand its meaning‚ I can make sense of many things‚ and I can say that I agree with a holistic approach not just to literature but also education as a whole. One of the points discussed in lesson number one is the failure of the education system in America. The main problem with our education system is that we have divorced education from character building and making

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    makes the most sense to me. Behaviorism is the study of actual observable behaviors which seems to me to be the most “tangible” form of psychology. John B Watson asked why we can’t apply to human behavior study the same tools used to study animals (Psychology 10th Edition‚ Dennis Coon ‚ 2006.) Psychologists that implement behaviorism observe the relationship between stimuli and observable behavioral response. In other words‚ it is the study of cause and effect. Many believe that most human

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