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Cannabis-Induced Psychosis Psychology Case Study
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Cannabis, akin to most abused drugs, heightens dopamine discharge in the accumbens located in the nucleus. Furthermore, the mounting influence of accessible cannabis has steered the acknowledgment of a withdrawal syndrome, attributed to tetchiness, agitation, sleeplessness, and anorexia, which may possibly persist more than a few weeks after stop using cannabis.
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The Collective Dynamics of Smoking in a Large Social Network Psychology Case Study
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An individual’s health is quite fundamental as it directly translates to a quality life. Due to this, psychological testing/assessment employing a combination of techniques, including observation, interviews, testing, and consultation has been considered quite crucial in evaluating thinking, learning, and behavior arriving at some hypotheses about individuals and their behavior, and capabilities.
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Organizational Behavior: Stress Psychology Essay
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Nearly everyone has experienced stress at one point or the other within his/her lifetime. At times, one feels stressed as well as drained whereby this person’s thoughts are centered on the fact that perhaps 24 hours are not actually enough in which he could finish the daily chores, no matter the same are connected with his professional work regimes or personal day to day work routines.
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Abnormal Psychology - Catatonia Disorder Psychology Coursework
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It is quite essential to state that in the movie, L-Dopa or levodopa was used on catatonic patients, though the said drug is used to treat another kind of disorder: Parkinson’s disease. The drug is supposed to help alleviate symptoms of Parkinson’s disease such as rigidity, trembling and slow movements.
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Movement and Dance in Psychotherapeutic Relationship Psychology Coursework
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Neurophysiologic research shows that experiences change and transform both the physical structure and the functioning patterns in the human brain. It demonstrates the importance and influence of the physical status of learning in children as well as the role of movement in helping infants and children with learning disabilities.
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Combination of Treatment of Depression With Physical Activity Psychology Case Study
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The facilitated physical activity intervention in this study not only focused on giving advice but also supported behavioural change as far engagement in physical activity is concerned. Clinicians should therefore advice patients with depression that increasing physical activity does not improve possibility their recovery.
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Biological Contributors of Mental Disorder Schizophrenia Psychology Literature review
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There are various disorders that can lead to problems in mental health such as is Schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is a mental disorder that affects emotion, the person’s thinking and perception, and his/her own behavior such that it will have an impact on the individual, family, and society. People with schizophrenia often have a different perception and loss contact with reality.
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Personal and Professional Development Psychology Essay
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Personal Centered Therapy (PCT) is one of the theories I have learned in class. From the beginning, I thought that I could put into practice what I had learned about personal therapy. However, somehow this has not proved to be an easy feat for me. For instance, I found it difficult to think of its challenges or how I can administer it to a particular client or group.
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Employee Motivation Based on Two Theories Psychology Coursework
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The motivation of employees plays a very important role in any business and is one of the most important aspects of management. Thus it is essential for managers to understand the needs of employees to ensure better performance within the organization. Motivation is generally explored on the basis of three main aspects; a) Goals, b) Decisions, and c) Influence.
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Importance of Assertiveness in Communication Psychology Essay
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Human behavior is an interesting combination of many aspects like emotions, thoughts, experiences, opinions, and nature. The behavior of man can be defined as those actions which can be observed by others, have a reason behind it and which has a beginning and end. Man’s relationship with the people around him depends a lot on his behavior and depends on how he communicates with others.
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Understanding and Managing the Challenging Behavior of People with Autistic Spectrum Disorders Psychology Literature review
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Autistic spectrum disorders (ASD) affect children's verbal and non-verbal communication, their social behaviour and understanding and their sensory perception (Teachernet, 2009). Often children with an autistic spectrum disorder demonstrate challenging behaviour, especially in an educational setting and this will be the focus of the essay.
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Techniques to Assist the Client to Manage Their Anger Psychology Assignment
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It is essential for a counselor to maintain their pose when the client reacts angrily. This can assist the client to manage their anger. When the counselor does not get angry, in return the client lacks an issue to push on. Thus, they may adopt a different behavior or tactic as opposed to being angry (Flasher and Fogle, 2011).  
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What Might the Happiness and Mental Well-Being of a Society Tell Psychology Coursework
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One should be given strict directions to nurturing an infant in order to maintain a stable society.  Similarly as one grows up one’s strengths should be encouraged to make him realize his importance in society. This would help him to form an emotional balance and would make him form a good social circle.
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Consumer Psychology Psychology Coursework
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Products have to be customized, retailers have to add value but there cannot be any defined segmentation process in the fashion clothing sector. Various factors have to be taken into account that includes sales personnel, visual merchandising, product positioning, sourcing, timing and the overall marketing objectives.
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Awareness of Teenage Stress Psychology Research Proposal
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Stresses in teenagers have diverse forms of precursors as this vulnerable group is at a developing stage, which makes them encounter numerous challenges in their lives. As the ecosystem theory explains, the environment surrounding these teens has a large role in determining the elements picked by teens either positively or negatively.
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Efficacy of Psychotherapy Psychology Coursework
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Generally speaking, the efficacy of psychotherapy has always come under question with many critics arguing that the mode of therapy is not structured to help the patient in overcoming his current struggles and distress, but rather is bound to diminish the dignity, autonomy, and freedom of the client.
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Opinions and Social Pressure Psychology Assignment
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Sigmund Freud asserts that an individual’s need for freedom stems from the natural desire to find happiness. Joan of Arc’s life is a total disagreement with this as she sacrificed her happiness for the freedom of her people. Although it can be said that her happiness comes from being God’s servant, it is evident that she suffered greatly in doing so.
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Reviewing Some Depressive Disorders Psychology Literature review
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Beck’s Cognitive Therapy has been criticized for focusing too much on thinking positively; being too superficial and simplistic and not putting enough emphasis on the client’s pon ast. It is also criticized for being too technique-oriented, thereby not maximizing the therapeutic relationship between client and therapist. 
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Thomas Szasz Under Fire Psychology PowerPoint Presentation
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The Success of Cognitive Neuropsychology Psychology Coursework
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This is particularly so for dissociative disorders such as dissociative amnesia and dissociative fugue. Whereby, the individual suffers a significant amount of memory loss, however, the individual experiences the symptoms in the absence of a neural damage and test results may provide no tangible evidence to be deemed as the root of the problem.
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Psychological Intelligence Tests Psychology Coursework
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The historical development of intelligence tests demonstrates this transformation perfectly. It was shown that Galton’s physiognomy based theories would not be considered scientific whereas the latest research in electrophysiology of the human nervous system and intelligence is empirically grounded despite the similarities with Galton’s theory.
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The Essential Attributes of an Interviewer Psychology Essay
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This technique of interview has three elements: Factual analysis, interviewing, and investigation. Besides being distinct in their process these elements have a common objective to help the innocent and identify the offender. Interrogating that individual becomes an important task to find out the reality. This technique is useful in extracting information from reluctant suspects.
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Evolutionary Psychology Psychology Coursework
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The Cinderella Effect tries to explain the occurrence of the stepparents abusing their stepchildren. This may even go drastically to the point that the stepparents actually commit homicide. The landmark study for this field in evolutionary psychology is actually helpful in explaining several issues and provides good explanations for it.
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The Importance of the Mental Skill of Imagery Psychology Case Study
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Many researchers have studied and shown that there is a directly proportional relationship between golf and anxiety. The purpose of sport psychology is to depict, explain and envision the feelings, attitudes, and behavior of athletes as well as coaches. This paper encompasses how sport psychology can be useful to prepare sports participants
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Communication and Interpersonal Process and Working with Diversity Psychology Literature review
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Besides the interpersonal process, diversity is another important factor that shapes communication between a social worker and a client. Social workers must therefore understand how diversity that ranges from differences in culture, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientations may affect social work outcomes.
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The Relation between Stress and Smoking Levels Psychology Research Proposal
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I have considered all the ethical issues that may be linked with my mode of research and included the guidelines for ethical practice in psychological research online. The result of this research is expected to throw a better light on the elevated job stress and smoking levels, examining closely what other factors may be involved.
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Tuesday with Morrie Psychology Book Report/Review
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This book is a masterpiece and it is of great help especially for those who are trying to find meaning in their lives and for those who are trying to live life in their fullest. After Morrie dies, the student learned from his life and from then, it changed him to become a new, better person who would share his message with the world.
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The Step of Self-Management and Self-Assessment Psychology Case Study
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Through the self-analysis test, I found out my personality traits as introvert, sensing, feeling and perceiving. According to this test, I am always in a hurry and think about the consequences after doing an act. This also shows high sensitivity and creativity. In IQ test the score of aptitude level was 114 which means my IQ level is average.
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Comparison of Symbolic Interactionists Psychology Essay
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Freud’s description of the “self” was done so by the model he set forth of the ego, the alter ego and the id.  Freud believed that each individual was composed of these three factions but only when an individual’s ego was managing one’s id, was one a healthy example of “self”.  Freud felt that the “self” was composed of a myriad of ingredients that accounted for the person as a whole.
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Sleep Deprivation and Its Effects Psychology Research Paper
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The causes and symptoms of sleep deprivation are varied. The specific effects of sleep deprivation on various systems have been researched by various studies.   The effects on the brain include increased activity of the prefrontal cortex, reduced memory and decreased ability to perform cognitive tasks.
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Psychodynamic Counseling and Behavioral Counseling Psychology Case Study
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Psychodynamic counseling translates the concepts and principles of psychoanalytic psychotherapy (psychoanalysis). In this type of counseling, the counselor would take the role of a neutral figure (as far as possible) providing less information about himself, preparing a high possibility that the haunting past and present relationship do reflect in the fellowship.
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Understanding Personalitys Effects on Health & Illness Psychology Coursework
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It is quite essential to state that from the numerous research studies discussed in this paper, it may be said that indeed, personality variables have effects on one’s health or illness.  With the fast pace of today’s lifestyles, people need to adapt their personalities to the various situations they come across. 
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Self Handicapping in School Physical Education: Influence of Motivational Climate Psychology Article
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The various areas of school curricula seem to have a varying degrees of behavioral pattern amongst the school children. But the psychologists are finding the increasing cases of self-handicapping, the most intriguing, primarily because of the fact that it seems to have become a regular pattern amongst the school children.
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Portfolio for Community Health Nurses Psychology Case Study
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The postpartum period is a very sensitive period for the mother, she may feel insecure, depressed, unsupported. Also, the introduction of the new baby in her life has a significant effect on heir’s sense of responsibility, she may feel that she’s incompetent “bad mother” that may lead to worsening of the feeling of guilt.
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The Bioecological Model of Human Development Psychology Coursework
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In today’s world, many stressful factors are faced by families in all society, and this aspect creates a direct impact on the psychological upbringing of a child. The different stressful factors like, alcohol and drug abuse, homelessness, violence and aggression can destroy the very psychological balance of a child.
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The Life of John Wayne Gacy - Criminology Psychology Case Study
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The life of John Wayne Gacy and his own recollections that I studied speaks of his horrific past yet I do not think that he had spoken all truth. Gacy never owned up to the murders that he had committed even though at the time of his arrest he had confessed to the crime of killing 33 people and burying them.
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Two Models of Counselling Psychology Coursework
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Empathic understanding remains a fundamental element of the PCT, which is created through interaction with the client through a conditional relationship. The therapist assumes the problem facing the client and lets the client provide help. The system analyses the current thinking process of the client(Prochaska & Norcross, 2007).
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Limits of Typologies of Rapists and Analysis of Their Motivations Psychology Research Paper
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It is really quite important to note that albeit, typologies can be regarded as important assessment, analytical or curative devices, they require extreme caution while being utilised. Moreover, typologies are compatible, due to the fact that several sex offenders display different types of behaviour.
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Social Implication of Mental Disorder on the US Criminal Justice System Psychology Research Paper
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It is quite important to state that so long as the social implications related with mental disorders occur under the penalizing or moral framework rather than of the therapeutic or medical model, the evaluative verdict will place individuals with mental disorders in penal, rather than therapeutic, detention.    
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Postpartum Depression Issues Psychology Case Study
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Overall we see a general agreement in various studies of the non-medical interventions as having a positive influence on postpartum depression, but there is still a need for the development of a specific roadmap that has to be taken to deal with it. The subject matter of postpartum depression should be considered separately. 
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The Concept of Supervision Psychology Case Study
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Supervision aims to teach younger professionals how to perform their professional duties better. Extensive research in the field of supervision has led to its own areas of expertise, its own set of theories and models, and its own styles and approach; depending on the type of professional field it is applied.
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The Psychological Explanations for all Lees Dastard Acts Psychology Term Paper
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The evidence also implicated Lee in the murder of forty-one-year-old Connie Warner in 1992 and the disappearance of twenty-year-old Randi Mebruer in 1998. Scrutiny of Lee’s background revealed a series of criminal offenses he had committed, which ranged from peeping into women’s rooms to stalking and infidelity.
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Perception of Face Parts Psychology Case Study
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The EEG can be used to pick up the electrochemical signals that are occurring in the brain much faster and with greater sensitivity than the blood flow that is detected by the fMRI (Electroencephalography (EEG)). Both of these techniques can be used together to create a high resolution of the processes going on in the brain.
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Recovery for Pure Nervous Shock Psychology Assignment
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The author of the given paper accentuates that there is no denying the fact that human evolution in an individual and societal sense is far from being complete. With the passage of time, the law will have access to new inputs and information from varied sources including science and the discipline of sociology. 
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A Personal Counseling Technique Psychology Coursework
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It is important to understand that each theory presents some central ideas and at the same time, each theory of personal counseling has limitations. Conclusively, to be better able to cater to the needs of the client, a counselor must keep his individual personality in mind and use a blend of all different available techniques to achieve the desired results.
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Contemporary Development of the Psycho-dynamic Tradition of Counseling Psychology Assignment
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Generally speaking, it is essential to state that in regard to weaknesses, Jones and Butman (1991) identified that the intimate connection between theory and therapy in contemporary psychodynamic models could be a fatal weakness, especially for those who aspire to a more objective science of psychology.
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Aspects and Features of Gestalt Therapy Psychology Coursework
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Gestalt therapy can be considered as a phenomenological-existential therapy. Gestalt therapy teaches therapists and patients the phenomenological method of awareness, wherein “perceiving, feeling, and acting are distinguished from interpreting and reshuffling preexisting attitudes” (Yontef, 1993.)
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The Stress Level during the Public Speaking Psychology Lab Report
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2) What ethnic group did they belong to and 3) If either of their parents had been treated by a cardiologist, yes or no. From the 3,000 students, 300 students were then allocated to groups to investigate whether or not family history was associated with increased blood pressure as a response to stress as well as whether public speaking was identified as more stressful than a math test.
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Music Therapy and Autism Psychology Term Paper
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Music is a powerful mean for calming agitated minds irrespective of the regional, religious, or gender differences. Music does not have any language and hence all the living things can enjoy music irrespective of fast or slow numbers. Music therapy is found to be most effective in the case of children with autism.
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Growth in Person Centred Counseling Skills Psychology Case Study
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In person centred counseling the focus is on building good interpersonal relationship between the client and the counselor. Through this the client becomes comfortable and sheds all his inhibitions while discussing his problems. As a diploma student I knew what Rogers meant by the person centred approach. I had basic knowledge of how a counselor should deal with the client.
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