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...for these children are mostly based on the development of social skills and speech language enhancement, including problem solving and improving self-esteem (Rothe, et.al., 2004). Through horse-assisted therapies, bonds with the child can develop and qualities of mutual trust, respect, empathy, confidence, responsibility, communication skills, and self control can be enhanced. This bond can also assist the child in interacting with other people and in self-disclosure within a safe scenario. Parish-Plass (2008) carried out his study on animal-assisted therapy among children who were suffering from insecure attachment...
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...? Ethics within the retail sector Report on Ethics within the retail sector This paper focuses on giving a report on ethics for a board meeting. It seeks to explore on issues pertaining the organization approaches on ethics in terms of the social responsibility, green issues, product safety, grey imports and sourcing of the products. This is through explaining the ways in which the organization can engage in the development of a highly respected approach on the issue of ethics. Therefore, the main objective of the paper is to support the notion that; indeed, there is a place in successful retailing for a long-term growth of the business. However, in order to approach the...
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Scope of the study
The research will be restricted to the patients of nursing home resided within US. As the study focuses the modern Animal Assisted Therapy but more future researches and advancements in medical sciences can affect the result of the variables under consideration. This research would help to analyze the effect of AAT on nursing home patients for the treatment of depression and anxiety. Moreover, this study will contribute to the body of national research which will provide a basis for more extensive research.
Limitations
One of the limitations involved in this research is the deficiency of test for depression and anxiety that are self-reported...
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...the occurrence of natural calamities. Even though it is difficult to prove, it is widely accepted that animals have superior abilities in predicting calamities which are going to happen in the near future. Thus, children or adults with epilepsy can definitely take advantage of the superior abilities of pet animals in predicting seizure. “Animal-Assisted Therapy Provides a Unique Support and Inspiration to Kids with Disabilities”(Pet Therapy). Children with disabilities may not be able to play with other children. For example, it is difficult for a child who has polio to move freely like other normal...
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...Awareness of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Introduction Several diverging approaches have developed in psychology to help better understand human behaviour. The core focus of this analysis is to undertake a critical evaluation of the cognitive behavioural approach to therapy. In undertaking the evaluation, this paper will examine various facets of the cognitive behavioural model with a practical application to the factual scenarios provided in Case Study 1 and 2.
Firstly, from a historical perspective as part of background understanding to the current cognitive behavioural therapy model, Woolfe and Dryden cite philosopher Epictetus' observations that people are disturbed by the view that they take of events rather than the actual... ...
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Qualitative/Quantitative Analysis. Animal-Assisted Interventions in Adolescent
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...for the investigation of effects within individual subjects. The study is designed with a philosophy that animal assisted therapy is an adjunct to an already established therapeutic discipline with its own standards of practice and methods, and acknowledged that the therapist is an integral aspect to the therapeutic intervention. The study acknowledges that while animals may be therapeutic, they are not therapists, and that animal assisted therapy cannot be implemented without a therapist specifically trained in a particular discipline, such as recreation therapy or psychology....
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...Provision Of Services In The Financial Sector
In the contemporary world, there is an enormous demand for microcredit services in all countries. These services are offered by the microfinance institutions. According to the article, it is quite clear that the number of microcredit borrowers has significantly increased globally (Dommel 2). Research asserts that the growth in demand of the microfinance services is projected at approximately 28%. In addition, domestic savings are also considered as a key source of financing in the society. This article will provide a general opinion regarding the power point presentation on the United States capital development fund building inclusive financial...
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...Intellectual Disability Therapy
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Mental health affects intellectual disabilities more than any other persons. Support workers, family helpers and professional have problem assisting mental patient who suffering from intellectual disabilities. Therefore, mental problem add much strain to the service provider and result to stress and depression. Intellectual disabilities persons present challenging behaviors to the community and increase the needs for more resources to ensure that specialized care is accessible and affordable. The paper explains who intellectual...
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