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    the child might potentially live in. These parents face many ethical and moral dilemmas and their decision will most likely affect them for the rest of their lives. The documentary entitled “The Struggle to be Normal” is a film that presents five vignettes that display the ethical dilemmas that confront society with

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    In the book The House on Mango Street‚ author Sandra Cisneros presents a series of vignettes that involve a young girl‚ named Esperanza‚ growing up in the Latino section of Chicago. Esperanza Cordero is searching for a release from the low expectations and restrictions that Latino society often imposes on its young women. Cisneros draws on her own background to supply the reader with accurate views of Latino society today. In particular‚ Cisneros provides the chapters "Boys and Girls" and "Beautiful

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    cause her emotional troubles. From my questioning I was able to identify 6 symptoms of depression. These included; depressed mood‚ diminished interest‚ weight loss‚ fatigue‚ feeling of worthlessness‚ and distress/dysfunction to social life. The vignette was so compelling that it made it incredibly easy to diagnose her as a major depressive. Her story seemed almost text book. I hear

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    Theoretical Application Paper Sameh Abdelmalak Case Name: Miley Name of Theory: Structural Family Therapy Conceptualization 1- Concept from theory: Structure: Application of Concept to the vignette: The daily life interaction between the family members of Miley reflects the system’s rules in the family in a dynamic way. These rules and interactional patterns can be recognized through the type of the interaction between Miley and her father and identified by the level of closeness between them. The

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    These two videos seem to be polar opposites in illustrating schizophrenia and how it affects the individual and their family. In “Stolen Minds‚ Stolen Lives‚” there is a lack of psychiatric rehabilitation goals‚ values‚ and principles. Those who were diagnosed with schizophrenia were not depicted as being in the recovery process and were not optimistic about their future. They did not express any hope within their lives and were not involved within their community. In the case of Steve and Shawn

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    through experiences‚ and emotions Through the use of symbolism‚ Cisneros is able to portray how Esperanza is feeling restricted to a certain destiny as a female. For example‚ Cisneros uses windows to symbolize the confinement of a person. In the vignette Rafaela Who Drinks Coconut & Papaya Juice on Tuesdays‚ Esperanza notices Rafaela‚ “lean[ing] out the window and lean[ing] on her elbow and dream[ing] her hair is like Rapunzel’s” (79). Windows are a symbol of being trapped as Rafaela can only

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    The Efficacy Between CBT and REBT The argument between CBT being more efficacious than REBT derives from Padesky and Beck (2003) stating that CBT is an empirically based system of therapy‚ whereas REBT is a philosophically based psychotherapy. Ellis (2005) found this only to be partially true; for both CBT and REBT (especially since CBT is heavily routed in REBT) were both derived from philosophical systems. Also‚ REBT comprises an empirical basis due to the lack of support Ellis (2005) found from

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    Emotion Suppression is a Universal and Culturally Regulated Form of Emotion Regulation Emotion regulation is a process whereby an individual internally regulates his or her emotions and externally modifies the way those emotions are outwardly expressed (Arens‚ Balkir & Barnow‚ 2013; Matsumoto & Juang‚ 2008). A common type of emotion regulation which is employed cross-culturally is emotion suppression. Emotion suppression is a form of emotion regulation in which the outward expression of emotion

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    Intro What are the causes of homeland security threats for the United States? While the above question could be looked at in answer as being extremely broad and cover a wide variety of areas‚ I believe‚ after multiple hours of reading through research articles‚ that the research question being asked could be summarized with a few general ideas. Because of the fact that there are so many types of terrorists‚ the Department of Homeland Security has spent countless hours studying behavioral qualities

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    each of the below theories together‚ we attempt to recognize that the multiple‚ often contrasting truths within each are not a paradox‚ but rather an acceptance of every branch and leaf that attaches itself to the tree of human personality and psychopathology. With further research and extensive clinical work‚ psychology might realize that what appeared to be different truths are actually interconnected parts of a whole. As is historically appropriate‚

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