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Think of someone you have come to know well over the past few month or years. Did your initial impressions of this person match your current impressions? If yes, explain why it has same over the period of time and what factors have contributed in order to make this impression constant or unchanged. If not, explain how stereotypes and preconceived judgments and assumptions had influenced your initial impression of that person?
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five advantages and five disadvantages of Glasser choice theory
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1. Disability is not often spotlighted in discussions about family diversity. Why do you think this is?
2. Use either Ecological Systems Theory or Family System Theory to discuss potential predictors of stress for families that have children with some form of disability. Be sure to provide at least two specific examples using your chosen theory.
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Question- To what extent do we continue to
change and develop during adulthood? Which capacities appear to
remain static during adulthood and which seem to be fluid? Classify
them in reference to psychoanalytical theory.
Note: This is all the provided information, please provide a valid
answer.
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What are the basic assumption of human being according to Cognitive Counselling Approach? Discuss the causes of employees with problems according to this theory. Explain with examples the counselling steps and process in helping an employee with problem using Humanistic Counselling Theory
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Pregnancy and childbirth both involve biological processes. However, social factors are also very influential. Describe how social factors can operate during pregnancy and childbirth.
Describe how people react to pregnant women. How might these reactions contribute to women’s emotional responses to pregnancy? Be sure to discuss both hostile and benevolent sexism
Contrast the high-tech approach to childbirth with the natural-childbirth approach. List the reasons that the natural-childbirth approach would make women feel more in control of their experience during childbirth.
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Based on the multiple intelligences, what is your learning preference? Which learning style is the most challenging for you? Why is this important to understand when teaching? How will you incorporate all of the learning styles in your classroom?
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Case: If a guy of 25 years is involved in smoking, drinking and even nail biting.
According to the stages suggested by Sigmund Freud which stage of this man is not satisfactorily met? Explain the stage.
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Dr Lam and Dr Fine want to determine how much alcohol their patients consume. As you are a health psychologist and researcher, they seek your advice about devising a patient survey for this purpose.
In your advice, you mention several sources of possible inaccuracy in self-report measures of alcohol consumption. You also advise on strategies to help minimise this inaccuracy and discuss possible use of a ‘gold standard’ against which the self-report measure might be compared.
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What have you learned about the situation of African Americans
in the US? Why African Americans who kill white victims are more
likely to receive the death penalty than whites who kill blacks?
What did you learn from this movie about the Elaine
Tragedy?
Its for Sociology
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