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...Journal Summary Horvath, A.O., & Luborsky, L. (1993). The Role of the Therapeutic Alliance in Psychotherapy. Journal of Consulting andClinical Psychology. 61, 561-573.
In this article. Luborsky and Horvath look at how therapeutic alliance has become an essential part of psychotherapy, after having originated in the psychodynamic theory. Therapeutic alliance has the goal of allowing the patient and the therapist to create a relationship, in which the client begins to attach to the therapist during the therapy, and to allow them to become a part of themselves. In forming this alliance, the client is better able to learn of themselves and to share with the therapist their innermost...
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...Ahmad, Waqar and Bradby, Hannah. “Ethni and Health: Key Themes in a Developing Field”. Current Sociology 56 2008 47-56. Summary: A major consideration in sociology is the study of inequalities that exist in society. Such inequalities arise from social class, gender, age and the increasing differences in ethnicities in modern society. One of the areas in which the effect of inequalities impacts on is in health status and access to health services. It is an accepted concept that the experience of illness is varied across different cultures, and further that access to health service is based on ethnic status.
The variables of race and ethnicity are common features in developed nations like the U.S.A and U.K. Though there...
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...the empirical facts suggest that “Most dreams accurately portray the ordinary realities of daily life” (Bulkeley, 2009, p. 94), religious contents and interpretation of dream -as his studies of long-term dream journals prove- are fairly conforming to the scientific interpretation. Both the studies of the Merri series and the Barb Sanders series show that “frequency of appearance in dream content correlates with emotional salience in waking life” (Bulkeley, 2009, p. 95). Whereas the word search analysis of the Merri case shows a interrelation between Merri’s ambivalent religiosity, her obsession with death with her dream contents, Barb Sander’s dreams are found to be related with his extreme religious activities in his...
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...Journal Summary The journal, “Perioperative care of the patient with bipolar disorder” focuses on some of the nursing interventions that are applicable to patients with bipolar disorder. The article begins by describing the disorder, indicating that it is “…an illness characterized by changes in a person’s mood, energy and ability to function” (Saunders, 2010). From the article, it is possible to determine that the disorder affects about 2.6% of the adult population in the United States. Even though the people mainly affected by the disorder have a family history of the same, different studies indicate that the disease does not originate from a single cause.
Some of the symptoms of the...
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...Autism Autism Autism is a disorder of neural development that causes impaired social interaction and verbal or non verbal communication. It affects how a person relates with others and how they make sense of the world around them. Autism will affect people in different ways, while others can live relatively independent lives, some may experience learning difficulties and require a specialist support. Autistic people have over or under sensitivity to sound, taste, smell, color and light. Autistic people should be trained and monitored because this disability impairs their performance
In this study, the researchers wanted to establish reciprocal imitation of children with autism to non verbal communication. Children with autism were...
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...Learning Journal Summary The work that e went through provided a number of lessons for me that enabled me not only to expand my knowledge but also to develop a higher degree of scholarship. The Management Skills Development 2 course was spectacular; I have been able to grasp five lessons in which I would like to address in this learning journal.
Setting learning goals was one of the major lessons that was clearly delivered and made me to learn much about it. Setting learning is important in ensuring that one is able to remain within the confines of the mandate they want to achieve. The main concepts learnt pertains the process of making goals achievable and measurable. Goals keep on...
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...Journal article summary Journal article summary Blancher, Buboltz and Soper, in the first article, discusses content analysis of various research literature published in the Journal of counseling and development over the past years. The content analysis year range starts from volume 74 published in 1996 to volume 84 published in 2006. Moreover, the article examined the frequently published authors and their institutional affiliations. Besides, the research integrated an analysis of the influential factors such as gender, race, and sample. In accomplishing such analysis, the authors employed use of frequency distributions. Finally, Blancher, Buboltz Jr.,...
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...of units What is Sustainability? Summary of Richard Heinberg What is Sustainability? In his essay, What is Sustainability, Richard Heinberg an American environmentalist, educator, and journalist strives to define what sustainability is. In the definition, Richard gives the importance of maintaining the environment by citing that a society or a thing that is not sustainable would not exist or function in the future. The essay presents different terms that people use to define sustainability. The article highlights some of the misuses of the term sustainability. Richard offers five axioms about sustainability to make people understand sustainability.
The first axiom warns the society of continuous use of resources of a...
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