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Current Thinking and Practice on the Two Main Sub-Types of Dyslexia
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A six page paper which looks at current research into the diagnosis and treatment of phonological and visual-spatial dyslexia, including the social and educational implications of the condition.
Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: JLdyslexia.wps
Current Uses Of Electro-Convulsive Therapy
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6 pages in length. Mention the term electro-convulsive therapy and it is bound to elicit a response of fear and skepticism. This particular type of psychotherapy, introduced in 1938 by Cerletti, gained a dubious reputation almost from the moment it was created due to the procedure's invasiveness and mind-altering influence. That electric shock applied to the brain in order to bring about convulsive seizures was meant to address such psychological illnesses as acute mania, bipolar, chronic endogenous depression and certain types of schizophrenia was severely questioned on both an ethical and physical level, ultimately causing its disappearance until the 1970s. The writer discusses how electro-convulsive therapy is used today. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: TLCshock.rtf
Current Views on Drug Addiction
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A 5 page paper briefly reviewing current (2004-2006) views of issues such as chemical action, addiction, withdrawal and effects of marijuana, cocaine and heroin. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: KSdrugRes.rtf
D.H Winnicott And Melanie Klein: Psychoanalysis Of Children
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27 pages in length. Winnicott (1960) and Klein (1932) share many of the same philosophies when it comes to the manner by which children's psyches are molded during childhood; however, they also stand apart in some very fundamental ways, as well. Winnicott (1960) borrows from Klein's (1932) theories when postulating his Object Relations Theory, building upon its tenets in order to point out the need for a 'good-enough mother' to see her child through what he calls the "psychic space between the mother and infant" (Robbins 1999a). In short, the mother does not need to be perfect, just good enough to answer the inherent needs and demands of her infant. Klein (1932), by comparison, fashions an inherent connection between the way in which children strive to cope within an oftentimes challenging existence and the behavior of psychotic adults. This truth behind such a correlation, while seemingly far removed from each other, is brought to light by Klein's (1932) assertion that adults never really release the emotional trauma they go through as children, instead calling it forth in times of coping and paranoid/depressive anxiety. Bibliography lists 17 sources.
Filename: TLCPsychCh.rtf
D.H WINNICOTT AND THE CASE STUDY OF "JOHN"
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This 6 page paper provides an overview of the theories of D. H. Winnocott and applies them to the view of one case study. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: MHWinnic.rtf
D.H WINNICOTT AND THE CASE STUDY OF "JOHN"
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This 6 page paper provides an overview of the theories of D. H. Winnocott and applies them to the view of one case study. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: MHWideJE.rtf
Damsels in Distress - Looks Do Count
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5 pages in length, this paper presents a critique of W. Andrew Harrell's article entitled "Physical Attractiveness, Self-Disclosure, and Helping Behavior". Included in this essay are a description of the purpose and research strategy, a description of the variables involved, and an evaluation of the end results of Harrell's field psychology experiment. Also included are proposals for new areas of research on this subject.
Filename: LCDiscls.doc
Dangerous Habits Of Today's Drivers
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3 pages in length. Contemporary society is in such a hurry and has so much to accomplish that getting certain tasks done in a timely fashion has created some dangerous habits for today's drivers. Added to the long-standing list of distractions people have when driving - unruly kids, being late, impatience - drivers routinely eat, apply makeup, read, talk/text on the cell phone, take impairing medications and - believe it or not - consume alcohol while maneuvering a two-thousand-pound vehicle made of piercing metal and glass as well as flammable gasoline. The false sense of security people have when getting behind the wheel is both grand and far-reaching; that it takes but the blink of an eye for an accident to happen speaks to the casual attitude today's drivers have with regard to operational safety. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: TLCDriveHab.rtf
Daniel Goleman’s “Emotional Intelligence”
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A 5 page book report on Goleman’s 1995 informative psychological text. No additional sources are used.
Filename: TGei.rtf
Dating: Expectations and Power
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A 5 page exploration of contemporary dating expectations among young adults. Reports the fictional outcome of a survey designed to assess the experiences and attitudes of college students in regard to the courtship process. Provides a particular emphasis on the concept of power in a relationship as well as the specifics of the survey design. Bibliography lists two sources.
Filename: PPdating.wps
David Beers/Blue Sky Dream
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A 5 page analysis of the book Blue Sky Dream by David Beers. In this book, Beers offers his readers an unusual combination of personal memoir and commentary on the psychology behind the Cold War. This unusual perspective is half autobiography, half political commentary. Beers pictures his family as part of the 'Blue Sky Tribe.' This is the term that Beers uses to describe the specific lifestyle of his own family as part of the aerospace industry, and also the optimistic perspective of American culture in the decades following World War II. No additional sources cited.
Filename: 99blusky.rtf
David Sue On Counseling The Multiculturally Different
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A 7 page essay discussing the aspects of cross-cultural counseling emphasizing the work of David Sue. The area of multicultural counseling is one that is becoming increasingly more important in this country. The writer discusses specific areas in which changes may need to be considered.
Filename: Davidsue.wps
Dealing With Anger
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A 5 page paper examining why anger occurs and the various methodologies for coping. The works of numerous authors and theorists are discussed to support points made. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: Angerdea.wps
Dealing with Difficult Personalities
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A 6 page analysis of the Florence Littauer book, How to Get Along with Difficult People that gives a comprehensive overview of this work. Littauer uses the four personality classifications described by Hippocrates and applies to them recognizable modern characters that one might meet at church. Although written as a popular work, the writer argues that recent research tends to substantiate Littauer's categories and observations. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: Diffpers.rtf
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