Psychology

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Introduction To Clinical Psychology Ironson et al. (2002) stated in their article that the active EMDR session followed Shapiro's proposed protocol and included the eight levels described in her book. After making a comfortable position and distance for the repetitive hand movements of EMDR as well as imaginary safe places, the patient was asked to describe the worst part of the trauma and to develop a negative knowledge about himself invo…

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Foundations of Psychology 1. For a number of purposes, students come seeking counseling.They may have issues with sleep or appetite, adapting to a new surroundings, trouble concentrating, or may not know the reason for unrest in their mind and body.They can sometimes encounter changes in mood, anxiety issues, or problems communicating with others properly.The College is a beginning of unprecedented life experience and checking limits; it is al…

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Table of Contents Question 1. Question 2. Question 3. Question 4. Reference List Psychology - Question 1 The three mentioned developmental theories proposed by Freud, Erikson and Bronfenbrenner depicts different aspects or factors that impact upon a child during the developmental age. Both the theorists Freud and Erikson provided importance upon early life experiences though Freud mostly focused on the how a child isinternall…

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Principles Of Psychological Assessment Introduction to Playfulness Playfulness is a critical and complex concept which is closely associated with understanding the psychological status and functioning of not only children but also adults. According to Proyer and Brauer (2018), playfulness refers to a particular personality trait which is more intricately associated with play as action and contributes to different domains of life relate…

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Aggression in Students Introduction to Aggressive Behaviour The behaviour of a human has many aspects and not all of them are positive some of them are negative too for example like anger, foul mood and even aggression. Aggressive behaviour of a person can be considered as a reaction to a particular action, situation or instance. This reaction can be impulsive and it can lead a person to break the rules of the household or even law as …

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Implement Trauma Informed Care - Answer 1 (i) As per Good Therapy (2017), all the events that affect the physiological, emotional or physical well-being of a person is termed as trauma. These are the events that severely life-threatening and have a long-lasting effect on the person's mental, social, emotional and spiritual well-being. There are various types of trauma such as interpersonal trauma, non-interpersonal trauma, mass trauma and …

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Conditioning Negative Attitudes Towards Alcohol and Its Effect on Drinking Behaviour Learning to Dislike Alcohol - Question 1: The question of the study is relevant to the field of psychology as personal, behavioural and environmental characteristics of behaviour determination. It is changed by showing concerns about health issues, education, and development. Hence, the behaviour gets changed with the changing attitude and geared towards un…

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Introduction to Research Methods  Introduction to Binge Watching TV Binge-watching, commonly called binge-viewing, is the custom of watching TV over a long period of time, typically a single TV program. Binge viewing marks a new age in television-watching ac-tivity among young people. Smartphones and laptops are the most common devices used for binge TV watching (Walton et al., 2018). It has been found that an excessive watching o…

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Executive summary of Workplace Stress This report illustrated the work place related stress and stress response. The report has highlighted the cause-and-effect relationship for the organization's stability of employees. The leadership style adopted in situational rating to stress, and coping strategies adopted by an individual.It addressed the importance of stress response and the impact of work stress on the health of an individual …

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Biological Psychology TMS, Primary Motor Cortex M1, Electroencephalography (EEG) Primary motor cortex or M1, is the part of the brain which contribute main, principle or primary brain areas complicated or involved in motor function. Primary Motor cortex M1 is located or present in the frontal or anterior lobe of the brain, is laterally a bump called the precentral gyrus. The part and the role of the primary motor cortex M1&nb…