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    Who do you think is the most powerful person on earth? Why? Who are the most powerful people of the world? My fellows from my play group gave me many different answers. What are your answers? Do you think the most powerful persons of the world are: moms and dads? The President? Strong peoples with huge muscles‚ hefty athletes‚ or muscular boxers? Kings‚ princes‚ and princesses which are richly dressed in ornamented clothing‚ and have servants? Businessmen that have a lot of money? Friendly teachers

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    Person I Admire Most

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    colour suits a person according to this his/her chart. And once that has been known‚ one can chose the colour of his clothes‚ curtains‚ sofa‚ walls‚ etc. It is generally experienced in life that bright colours produce happiness and enthusiasmin a person while dull colours cause negative effect and make him dull and morose. They suit only serious - minded persons who are indifferent to luxuries of life and comforts of living. Colours react in different ways on different persons. Some particular

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    Carl Rogers and evaluation of person – centered therapy Introduction Carl Ransom Rogers is “the most influential psychologist in American history” according to Kirchenbaum & Henderson (1989). According to study made in 2002 by Haggbloom et al. using multiple criteria‚ Carl Rogers is the sixth most eminent psychologist of the 20th century and second‚ among clinicians‚ after Sigmund Freud. He is widely known as a founder of client – centred therapy. He was honoured for his pioneering research

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    Jonah Cedar Mrs. Putt Honors junior English-1 3 December‚ 2014 Every person has a dream. Big or small‚ it is something that is their own. A dream is a driving force of motivation. A dream gets a person through everyday life knowing there is something‚ anything better out there to hope for. Everybody has a dream‚ but not everybody achieves that dream. Why? There is one specific answer when looking at this question. That‚ is that fear stops them‚ but courage keeps them asking. What is fear and why

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    THE ESSENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF HUMAN PERSONS Part One: In Relation to Our Selves 1. As human persons‚ we have INTELLECT and FREE WILL. a. We can grasp‚ recognize‚ and appreciate truth and goodness. b. We can reason and decide freely. c. We can choose among options: either to work for or to disregard truth and goodness. • Parents who push their children to take up nursing despite children’s capacity for higher learning‚ say‚ medicine‚ computer engineering‚ law—and all in view

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    negligence case         A duty of care was owed         There was a breach of the duty         Damages occurred because of the breach Duty of Care Two points in order to establish a duty of care         Should a teacher as a reasonable person foresee the incident?         Did he/she take sufficient precautions to prevent the incident? But first was he/she a legal neighbour. The law defines a neighbour as "someone so closely and directly affected by my act that I ought reasonable to

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    have more law courts and judges to try criminal and civil cases speedily‚ the issue of Awaiting Trial Persons will be significantly addressed if not eliminated completely. In his own contribution in this light‚ Ese Malemi‚ a Law lecturer with Faculty of Law‚ Lagos State University (LASU) not only wants government to expand prison facilities but also suggested that measure should be taken by the country’s justice system to fast track the trial of cases in law courts. In his words: “What I think government

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    understand by the term Person- Centred Counselling Person-Centred counselling was developed by the psychologist Dr. Carl Rogers . It is a humanistic non-directive approach to counselling where the counsellor allows the client to lead the conversation and not try to steer them in a particular direction. A fundamental part of this type of counselling is the therapeutic relationship between Counsellor/Client. An important part of this is providing an environment where a person feels free from threat

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    brain”. Symptoms of Alzheimer’s include: - Confusion and forgetfulness of names‚ place‚ appointments and recent events. - Emotional changes such as mood swings‚ feeling sad or angry‚ scared and frustration of the loss of memory. This in turn can lead to a loss of confidence or communication problems. - Everyday activities become difficult as confusion enters into daily live. Vascular dementia. Vascular dementia is the second most common form of dementia. This is caused by problems

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    used by social workers‚ counselors‚ therapists‚ and psychologists. One that is often used is called person-centered therapy; also known as client-centered therapy. This type of therapy is a bit different from the others. It is one where the client will do most of the talking. It is offered to both individuals and groups that are more likely than not able to heal by themselves. The purpose of person-centered therapy is to expand the client’s feelings of self-confidence‚ self-worth‚ and a stronger sense

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