INTRODUCTION: Behavior Disorders Behavior Disorders (CDs) are characterized by a clear and careless indifference to others' rules, rights, emotions, and personal areas. For children with CD, aggression, fraud, extortion and power to others is fun. Children with CD choose to fight older children, hack, lie, deceive, steal, destroy, show abuse, and do unnecessary sexual acts. The toddler's sign is to steal cruel bullying, lying down, useless things. Pediatric psychopathology as psychopathology refers to a physical disorder manifested in adolescents and children. Examples of psychopathologic disorders in children include opposition provocation, general development, and attention deficit hyperactivity. Social workers, counselors, psychiatrists, and psychologists who work with mentally handicapped children will learn a lot about developmental psychology, clinical child psychology, family condition, and developmental psychopathology. You should pay attention to drastic changes as you should not miss the child's health (Journal of Children and Family Studies, 1992). An introductory course for mental health minors in children and adolescents "Psychopathology for children and adolescents" teaches all students from epidemiology and diagnosis to the causes of illness, including mental disorders of children and adolescents I will. This means that in human discourse, students understand the causes of mental disorders, the factors that affect them, the way to identify and diagnose psychiatric disorders, and understand everything in between. Learning disorders, mental retardation, eating disorders ... you say that name, it may be covered in this course According to Barkley and Mash (1996), childhood psychopathology is a manifestation of psychological disturbance in children and adolescents. Some examples of psychopathology are post traumatic stress, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, opposing rebellious disorder, and general developmental disability. Cash (2006) points out that Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is an emotional disorder classified as anxiety disorder and usually develops due to horrible, life-threatening, or other highly dangerous experiences It is. Victims of post traumatic stress disorder are re-experiencing in ways that often circumvent places, people, and other things that remind us of traumatic events or events and are very sensitive to normal living experience (Excessive excitement). According to Dubber (1999), 60% of foster parents who received sexual abuse suffer from post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Only at home to witness a violent incident, 18% of non-abused children are facing post-traumatic stress disorder

INTRODUCTION: Behavior Disorders Behavior Disorders (CDs) are characterized by a clear and careless indifference to others' rules, rights, emotions, and personal areas. For children with CD, aggression, fraud, extortion and power to others is fun. Children with CD choose to fight older children, hack, lie, deceive, steal, destroy, show abuse, and do unnecessary sexual acts. The toddler's sign is to steal cruel bullying, lying down, useless things. Pediatric psychopathology as psychopathology refers to a physical disorder manifested in adolescents and children. Examples of psychopathologic disorders in children include opposition provocation, general development, and attention deficit hyperactivity. Social workers, counselors, psychiatrists, and psychologists who work with mentally handicapped children will learn a lot about developmental psychology, clinical child psychology, family condition, and developmental psychopathology. You should pay attention to drastic changes as you should not miss the child's health (Journal of Children and Family Studies, 1992). An introductory course for mental health minors in children and adolescents "Psychopathology for children and adolescents" teaches all students from epidemiology and diagnosis to the causes of illness, including mental disorders of children and adolescents I will. This means that in human discourse, students understand the causes of mental disorders, the factors that affect them, the way to identify and diagnose psychiatric disorders, and understand everything in between. Learning disorders, mental retardation, eating disorders ... you say that name, it may be covered in this course According to Barkley and Mash (1996), childhood psychopathology is a manifestation of psychological disturbance in children and adolescents. Some examples of psychopathology are post traumatic stress, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, opposing rebellious disorder, and general developmental disability. Cash (2006) points out that Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is an emotional disorder classified as anxiety disorder and usually develops due to horrible, life-threatening, or other highly dangerous experiences It is. Victims of post traumatic stress disorder are re-experiencing in ways that often circumvent places, people, and other things that remind us of traumatic events or events and are very sensitive to normal living experience (Excessive excitement). According to Dubber (1999), 60% of foster parents who received sexual abuse suffer from post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Only at home to witness a violent incident, 18% of non-abused children are facing post-traumatic stress disorder

VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, Boston, Massachusetts, USA Boston University Medical School. Electronic address: Danielle.Berke@va.gov Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America; University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, USA Boys and men experience unbalanced "externalization" problems (eg, aggressive behavior, drug use disorders, and antisocial personality disorders) compared to girls and women. Unfortunately, little is known about how the etiology, expression and maintenance of male psychopathology works. We believe that this knowledge gap reflects the difficulty of considering the dynamic nature of male sexuality (the effect of male sexuality on male life depends on the environment, time and individual). Likewise, emotional regulation, the process by which individuals change their emotions according to the various needs of the environment, is itself an inherently dynamic structure. The difficulty of adjusting emotions has been recognized as a common source of infection for a range of psychiatric diagnosis and behavioral problems. Therefore, integrating literature on mood regulation and masculinity helps to understand the effects of sex on male psychopathology and to improve our ability to mitigate its harmful effects. In order to achieve this goal, we have reviewed and synthesized existing literature on male and mood regulation that is incorporated into the cross-framework of male sex and male psychopathology. Impacts were discussed based on recommendations from a comprehensive intervention approach Purpose: To introduce science and occupation to students in the field of clinical psychology; to study theoretical models of psychopathology and interventions; to explore specialized problems related to mental health services Homework content: to introduce psychologists Learn the role of practicing in a medical environment and how they work, the main focus of the curriculum (from ethics to evaluation and treatment), how psychologists work in a medical environment Health profession The emphasis is placed on the context of clinical intervention and evaluation of physical and mental disorders Emotional, emotional regulation and psychotic mood disorder are prominent features of many forms of psychopathology - American Psychiatric Association, 1994! Indeed, there are statistics that more than half of all non-critical Axis I clinical illnesses and all Axis II personality disorders have some form of emotional disorder. Gross & Levenson, 1997! . Unfortunately, the relationship between emotion science and clinical science is still in the early stages. This means that there are considerable uncertainties about how to interfere with emotions in various forms of psychopathology, and clues about the possibility that these confusion can lead to the essence of lack of emotional regulation To do. Indications that mood regulation is an important element of many forms of psychopathology such as mood disorders and anxiety are increasing (Allen, McHugh, & Barlow, 2008) and intermediate individual disorders (Linehan, 1993). By observing the possible function of mood regulation as an indication of clinical symptoms, many of the clinical features of psychopathology may be considered adaptive efforts to regulate undesirable emotions (Campbell-Sills & Barlow , 2007; Gross and Munoz, 1995). Because the way to happiness may need to be able to act in an adaptive and effective manner while understanding negative emotions, this is a multidimensional nature of emotional regulation and an understanding of individual's emotions I also emphasize the ability to understand. Their reaction when they happened (Gratz & Roemer, 2004)

VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, Boston, Massachusetts, USA Boston University Medical School. Electronic address: Danielle.Berke@va.gov Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America; University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, USA Boys and men experience unbalanced "externalization" problems (eg, aggressive behavior, drug use disorders, and antisocial personality disorders) compared to girls and women. Unfortunately, little is known about how the etiology, expression and maintenance of male psychopathology works. We believe that this knowledge gap reflects the difficulty of considering the dynamic nature of male sexuality (the effect of male sexuality on male life depends on the environment, time and individual). Likewise, emotional regulation, the process by which individuals change their emotions according to the various needs of the environment, is itself an inherently dynamic structure. The difficulty of adjusting emotions has been recognized as a common source of infection for a range of psychiatric diagnosis and behavioral problems. Therefore, integrating literature on mood regulation and masculinity helps to understand the effects of sex on male psychopathology and to improve our ability to mitigate its harmful effects. In order to achieve this goal, we have reviewed and synthesized existing literature on male and mood regulation that is incorporated into the cross-framework of male sex and male psychopathology. Impacts were discussed based on recommendations from a comprehensive intervention approach Purpose: To introduce science and occupation to students in the field of clinical psychology; to study theoretical models of psychopathology and interventions; to explore specialized problems related to mental health services Homework content: to introduce psychologists Learn the role of practicing in a medical environment and how they work, the main focus of the curriculum (from ethics to evaluation and treatment), how psychologists work in a medical environment Health profession The emphasis is placed on the context of clinical intervention and evaluation of physical and mental disorders Emotional, emotional regulation and psychotic mood disorder are prominent features of many forms of psychopathology - American Psychiatric Association, 1994! Indeed, there are statistics that more than half of all non-critical Axis I clinical illnesses and all Axis II personality disorders have some form of emotional disorder. Gross & Levenson, 1997! . Unfortunately, the relationship between emotion science and clinical science is still in the early stages. This means that there are considerable uncertainties about how to interfere with emotions in various forms of psychopathology, and clues about the possibility that these confusion can lead to the essence of lack of emotional regulation To do. Indications that mood regulation is an important element of many forms of psychopathology such as mood disorders and anxiety are increasing (Allen, McHugh, & Barlow, 2008) and intermediate individual disorders (Linehan, 1993). By observing the possible function of mood regulation as an indication of clinical symptoms, many of the clinical features of psychopathology may be considered adaptive efforts to regulate undesirable emotions (Campbell-Sills & Barlow , 2007; Gross and Munoz, 1995). Because the way to happiness may need to be able to act in an adaptive and effective manner while understanding negative emotions, this is a multidimensional nature of emotional regulation and an understanding of individual's emotions I also emphasize the ability to understand. Their reaction when they happened (Gratz & Roemer, 2004)

Advantages and disadvantages of the DSM-IV classification system for diagnosing psychopathology Introduction: DSM-IV as a diagnostic system has been criticized for its grounds, far from improvement of clinical practice being alleged. In order to evaluate its strengths and weaknesses, this white paper critically investigates the purpose of DSM-IV and how its practices and methods are actually thought to be useful. As defined by Allen (1998), this concept represents the mental disorder diagnostic and statistical manual, 4 th edition. There are other limitations in the definition of DSM-IV. For example, duplication between diagnoses of different personality disorders, heterogeneity among individuals who underwent the same diagnosis, inappropriate grasp of psychopathology of personality, expansion of evidence support, etc. (Westen) and Arkowitz-Westen, 1998; Clark et al., 1997; Clark, 2007; Tyrer et al., 2007; Livesley, 2007). Perhaps most importantly, the diagnosis of individual personality disorder in DSM-IV does not help make the decision of treatment by the doctor; therefore, the physician will not be able to determine specific factors of personality disorder (impulsive or emotional instability It is necessary to concentrate on etc.). Overall diagnosis in deciding which intervention to use (Livesley, 2007) Advantages and disadvantages of the DSM-IV classification system for diagnosing psychopathology Introduction: DSM-IV as a diagnostic system has been criticized for its grounds, far from improvement of clinical practice being alleged. In order to evaluate its strengths and weaknesses, this white paper critically investigates the purpose of DSM-IV and how its practices and methods are actually thought to be useful. - Apply Pierre Bourdieu's preference, class and classification theory to modern subculture and confirm the results. French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu is one of the earliest theorists to study iconic consumption problems and with a special overview of consumption as a way of everyday practice related to ideology and capitalism. (Lewis, J, 2008 Therapeutic strategies for separation, diagnosis and dissection and conversion disorders that can be understood through the historical background of hysteria are problematic. Even the current system (such as DSM - IV and ICD - 10) for diagnosing DD has different classification method. In most cases, psychiatric experts are still hesitant to diagnose free disease patients because they are more likely to be diagnosed with severe depression before they are considered to be diagnosed as free disease. , Anxiety disorder, and post traumatic disease most common.

Advantages and disadvantages of the DSM-IV classification system for diagnosing psychopathology Introduction: DSM-IV as a diagnostic system has been criticized for its grounds, far from improvement of clinical practice being alleged. In order to evaluate its strengths and weaknesses, this white paper critically investigates the purpose of DSM-IV and how its practices and methods are actually thought to be useful. As defined by Allen (1998), this concept represents the mental disorder diagnostic and statistical manual, 4 th edition. There are other limitations in the definition of DSM-IV. For example, duplication between diagnoses of different personality disorders, heterogeneity among individuals who underwent the same diagnosis, inappropriate grasp of psychopathology of personality, expansion of evidence support, etc. (Westen) and Arkowitz-Westen, 1998; Clark et al., 1997; Clark, 2007; Tyrer et al., 2007; Livesley, 2007). Perhaps most importantly, the diagnosis of individual personality disorder in DSM-IV does not help make the decision of treatment by the doctor; therefore, the physician will not be able to determine specific factors of personality disorder (impulsive or emotional instability It is necessary to concentrate on etc.). Overall diagnosis in deciding which intervention to use (Livesley, 2007) Advantages and disadvantages of the DSM-IV classification system for diagnosing psychopathology Introduction: DSM-IV as a diagnostic system has been criticized for its grounds, far from improvement of clinical practice being alleged. In order to evaluate its strengths and weaknesses, this white paper critically investigates the purpose of DSM-IV and how its practices and methods are actually thought to be useful. - Apply Pierre Bourdieu's preference, class and classification theory to modern subculture and confirm the results. French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu is one of the earliest theorists to study iconic consumption problems and with a special overview of consumption as a way of everyday practice related to ideology and capitalism. (Lewis, J, 2008 Therapeutic strategies for separation, diagnosis and dissection and conversion disorders that can be understood through the historical background of hysteria are problematic. Even the current system (such as DSM - IV and ICD - 10) for diagnosing DD has different classification method. In most cases, psychiatric experts are still hesitant to diagnose free disease patients because they are more likely to be diagnosed with severe depression before they are considered to be diagnosed as free disease. , Anxiety disorder, and post traumatic disease most common.

1) Biological genetics, abnormal hormonal levels and cerebral dysfunction are related to sexual assault. To date, there is no evidence of succession of sexual offenses (Langevin, 1993), but there are cases reports on pedophiles of father and son (Gaffner, Lurie & Berlin, 1984). Some researchers assume that abnormal hormone levels may disturb the individual's sexual excitement as this reflects neuroendocrine abnormalities. It is based on the belief that the endocrine system promotes behavior (Langevin, 1993). Psychiatrists claim that the main cause of abnormal psychological elevation is elevation of normal pathology. This is abnormal, biologically pretens to be the rise of individual psychopathology. (Of course, an increase in normal pathology also results in a higher degree of severe psychological abnormality - since severe psychopathology is the same as normal social pathology). Psychiatric medicine psychological problems by dumping psychological problems to non-social categories (such as abnormal psychology that is alleged to have biology, individual basis, characteristics, principles, functions, and treatments) We will dissociate it into non-political. Abnormal behavior that is maladaptive. Psychopathology is the term most commonly used in the field of psychiatry, where pathology is called disease process. In the non-medical field of psychology, abnormal psychology is another term similar to psychopathology and is more commonly used. Davison (2005) defines abnormal psychology as a field of psychology that studies abnormal emotional patterns, thoughts, and behaviors, regardless of whether it is regarded as a sudden cause of mental disorders. There is a lot of history in efforts to understand and control behaviors that are considered morally and statistically provocative or abnormal. It is observed that there is always cultural variation in the method used (Hansell & Lisa, 2005). Abnormal psychology is a field of psychology focused on the study of abnormal behavior patterns, emotions, thoughts, including patterns that can be understood as representatives of mental disorders. Unlike clinical psychology, abnormal psychology is applied in the field of psychology to assess, understand and treat psychological conditions that are harmful to individuals. However, the field of abnormal psychology provides a background for clinical research. Psychopathology is a term used in abnormal psychology to indicate potential pathology

1) Biological genetics, abnormal hormonal levels and cerebral dysfunction are related to sexual assault. To date, there is no evidence of succession of sexual offenses (Langevin, 1993), but there are cases reports on pedophiles of father and son (Gaffner, Lurie & Berlin, 1984). Some researchers assume that abnormal hormone levels may disturb the individual's sexual excitement as this reflects neuroendocrine abnormalities. It is based on the belief that the endocrine system promotes behavior (Langevin, 1993). Psychiatrists claim that the main cause of abnormal psychological elevation is elevation of normal pathology. This is abnormal, biologically pretens to be the rise of individual psychopathology. (Of course, an increase in normal pathology also results in a higher degree of severe psychological abnormality - since severe psychopathology is the same as normal social pathology). Psychiatric medicine psychological problems by dumping psychological problems to non-social categories (such as abnormal psychology that is alleged to have biology, individual basis, characteristics, principles, functions, and treatments) We will dissociate it into non-political. Abnormal behavior that is maladaptive. Psychopathology is the term most commonly used in the field of psychiatry, where pathology is called disease process. In the non-medical field of psychology, abnormal psychology is another term similar to psychopathology and is more commonly used. Davison (2005) defines abnormal psychology as a field of psychology that studies abnormal emotional patterns, thoughts, and behaviors, regardless of whether it is regarded as a sudden cause of mental disorders. There is a lot of history in efforts to understand and control behaviors that are considered morally and statistically provocative or abnormal. It is observed that there is always cultural variation in the method used (Hansell & Lisa, 2005). Abnormal psychology is a field of psychology focused on the study of abnormal behavior patterns, emotions, thoughts, including patterns that can be understood as representatives of mental disorders. Unlike clinical psychology, abnormal psychology is applied in the field of psychology to assess, understand and treat psychological conditions that are harmful to individuals. However, the field of abnormal psychology provides a background for clinical research. Psychopathology is a term used in abnormal psychology to indicate potential pathology

Psychology and social psychology are scientific studies on the behavior of humans and animals. It consists of theory and attempts to prove the way we act, mental processes, reasons for acting in emotions and actions. In this sentence, I will explain why it chooses to act foolishly enough to think that it is an abnormal self-destructive behavior, and why others will integrate into society and protect the rules. In the United States, people from all over the world come from various cultures and traditions. Building "oppression psychology" is a way to understand psychological barriers as a product of social oppression. It is a psychosocial structure that combines psychology and society on both sides of the same coin. It considers society to be somewhat repressive and looks at people's psychology as oppression pressure (as a result of both oppression and strengthening oppression). Psychological barriers are said to be indicators of social oppression Suppression of society and repression does not mean that every aspect of social life and ordinary psychology is suppressed. These structures only highlight the broad repression and psychological impact that is essential in normal society. Even an oppressive society contains elements of reason, science, social interest, education and cooperation. These factors create a positive psychological function. Psychology of oppression and morbidity is different from Freud's term "psychopathology of everyday life". Freud tried to analyze errors such as erroneous memory and tongue slip in terms of personal internal mechanisms (such as reaction formation). He did not study the repressive features of normal social life to explain the spiritual weakness. Freud is a personal analysis of psychopathology, not macro-cultural analysis. Fromm's leap from psychoanalysis to macroeconomic psychology After explaining his psychological analysis, Freud continued exploring the stingy problems of psychological relationships between people and society or civilization. This is a strange relationship, society makes it possible for people to improve their lives, in particular to learn and distribute skills designed to make life easier. In fact, due to the many frustrations that society has on them, neuropathy is thought to occur in some people.

Psychology and social psychology are scientific studies on the behavior of humans and animals. It consists of theory and attempts to prove the way we act, mental processes, reasons for acting in emotions and actions. In this sentence, I will explain why it chooses to act foolishly enough to think that it is an abnormal self-destructive behavior, and why others will integrate into society and protect the rules. In the United States, people from all over the world come from various cultures and traditions. Building "oppression psychology" is a way to understand psychological barriers as a product of social oppression. It is a psychosocial structure that combines psychology and society on both sides of the same coin. It considers society to be somewhat repressive and looks at people's psychology as oppression pressure (as a result of both oppression and strengthening oppression). Psychological barriers are said to be indicators of social oppression Suppression of society and repression does not mean that every aspect of social life and ordinary psychology is suppressed. These structures only highlight the broad repression and psychological impact that is essential in normal society. Even an oppressive society contains elements of reason, science, social interest, education and cooperation. These factors create a positive psychological function. Psychology of oppression and morbidity is different from Freud's term "psychopathology of everyday life". Freud tried to analyze errors such as erroneous memory and tongue slip in terms of personal internal mechanisms (such as reaction formation). He did not study the repressive features of normal social life to explain the spiritual weakness. Freud is a personal analysis of psychopathology, not macro-cultural analysis. Fromm's leap from psychoanalysis to macroeconomic psychology After explaining his psychological analysis, Freud continued exploring the stingy problems of psychological relationships between people and society or civilization. This is a strange relationship, society makes it possible for people to improve their lives, in particular to learn and distribute skills designed to make life easier. In fact, due to the many frustrations that society has on them, neuropathy is thought to occur in some people.

Narcissism is excessive addiction to myself, excessive self-love, vanity. Of course, the word "narcissism" comes from the Narcissus of Greek mythology. Until praying to the goddess of love, Daffodils avoided all the other nymphs, and one day Narcissus would feel the joy and pain of love. The desire for the goddess fairies and daffodils will soon understand the joy and pain of love. I went to drinks and watched the most beautiful face he saw so far; he kissed on the face, because it was his own reflection. Running Head: Narcissistic Personality Disorder Narcystick Personality Disorder APA Style Aaron McColl Ontario Canada Narcissistic Personality Disorder Narcissistic Personality Disorder Narcissistic Personality Disorder is a complex and misunderstood failure. The main feature of self-narcissistic personality is its magnificent self - awareness, but in this magnificent atmosphere, philanthropists suffer from the weakness of self - esteem which is always vulnerable. However, as the pride of Narcissists is often very common, we tend to make him or her lose human nature. Narcissist remembers the image of a mythical character, Narcissus in us. But this is a complex of inferiority complex, it is the real problem of narcissists, magnificence is just a kind of hidden thing used to hide deep emotions. essay.com/Running head: Narcissistic Personality Disorder Narcissistic Personality Disorder and Its Psychopathology. Outline of treatment and various theories Heads-up: self-love personality disorder self-love personality disorder and its psychopathology outline and various theories Self-loving personality disorder (NPD) is a psychiatric disorder classified as mental disorder diagnosis and statistical guidance (DSM), and is a major personality disorder. The self-euphoric personality disorder defined by DSM-V is "ubiquitous fanatics (in fantasy or behavior)" which starts from the beginning of adulthood, which requires lack of praise and sympathy "(American Psychiatric Association, 2013 ). - Self-lovingist personality disability is characterized by a long-standing spectacular model that is highly admired and often not caring for others (Psych Central 2014). Narcissists are not caring for others, they even use others for personal gain and self improvement. That word came from a fairy tale in Greek mythology.

Narcissism is excessive addiction to myself, excessive self-love, vanity. Of course, the word "narcissism" comes from the Narcissus of Greek mythology. Until praying to the goddess of love, Daffodils avoided all the other nymphs, and one day Narcissus would feel the joy and pain of love. The desire for the goddess fairies and daffodils will soon understand the joy and pain of love. I went to drinks and watched the most beautiful face he saw so far; he kissed on the face, because it was his own reflection. Running Head: Narcissistic Personality Disorder Narcystick Personality Disorder APA Style Aaron McColl Ontario Canada Narcissistic Personality Disorder Narcissistic Personality Disorder Narcissistic Personality Disorder is a complex and misunderstood failure. The main feature of self-narcissistic personality is its magnificent self - awareness, but in this magnificent atmosphere, philanthropists suffer from the weakness of self - esteem which is always vulnerable. However, as the pride of Narcissists is often very common, we tend to make him or her lose human nature. Narcissist remembers the image of a mythical character, Narcissus in us. But this is a complex of inferiority complex, it is the real problem of narcissists, magnificence is just a kind of hidden thing used to hide deep emotions. essay.com/Running head: Narcissistic Personality Disorder Narcissistic Personality Disorder and Its Psychopathology. Outline of treatment and various theories Heads-up: self-love personality disorder self-love personality disorder and its psychopathology outline and various theories Self-loving personality disorder (NPD) is a psychiatric disorder classified as mental disorder diagnosis and statistical guidance (DSM), and is a major personality disorder. The self-euphoric personality disorder defined by DSM-V is "ubiquitous fanatics (in fantasy or behavior)" which starts from the beginning of adulthood, which requires lack of praise and sympathy "(American Psychiatric Association, 2013 ). - Self-lovingist personality disability is characterized by a long-standing spectacular model that is highly admired and often not caring for others (Psych Central 2014). Narcissists are not caring for others, they even use others for personal gain and self improvement. That word came from a fairy tale in Greek mythology.

Introduction Since I like psychology, I have decided to analyze this research paper which tries to answer whether parents' major depression leads to specific fears and fear of future generations. Prior to this study, two studies were done to report the increased risk of phobia in the offspring of parents with major depressive disorder (MDD) compared to normal parents' children. These findings indicate a link between phobia and depression. Past cases and research Various kinds of anxious phobia phobia are imbalanced and are strongly afraid of certain things and conditions. There are various kinds of phobias. I will explain various phobias such as claustrophobia and atrophy, social phobia (or social anxiety disorder) and phobia. Claustrophobia is fear of narrow space and fear of height. Social phobia is a fear of social situations, and phobia is phobia Since I like psychology, I want articles about this interest if parental major depression causes special fear and fear of descendants. Prior to this study, two studies were done to report the increased risk of phobia in the offspring of parents with major depressive disorder (MDD) compared to normal parents' children. These findings indicate a link between phobia and depression. However, because it is unknown, more research is needed. Maternal postpartum depression and anxiety are related to child's attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. The offspring of parents with obsessive-compulsive disorder and anxiety are at high risk of anxiety-related diseases in childhood and adulthood. Poor predictions: Patterson et al. Suggest that drug abuse, parental psychopathology and social disadvantages lead to early parent-child interaction problems, especially invalid academic disciplines. And Dision, T. Antisocial boy. Castoria, Eugene; 1992

Introduction Since I like psychology, I have decided to analyze this research paper which tries to answer whether parents' major depression leads to specific fears and fear of future generations. Prior to this study, two studies were done to report the increased risk of phobia in the offspring of parents with major depressive disorder (MDD) compared to normal parents' children. These findings indicate a link between phobia and depression. Past cases and research Various kinds of anxious phobia phobia are imbalanced and are strongly afraid of certain things and conditions. There are various kinds of phobias. I will explain various phobias such as claustrophobia and atrophy, social phobia (or social anxiety disorder) and phobia. Claustrophobia is fear of narrow space and fear of height. Social phobia is a fear of social situations, and phobia is phobia Since I like psychology, I want articles about this interest if parental major depression causes special fear and fear of descendants. Prior to this study, two studies were done to report the increased risk of phobia in the offspring of parents with major depressive disorder (MDD) compared to normal parents' children. These findings indicate a link between phobia and depression. However, because it is unknown, more research is needed. Maternal postpartum depression and anxiety are related to child's attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. The offspring of parents with obsessive-compulsive disorder and anxiety are at high risk of anxiety-related diseases in childhood and adulthood. Poor predictions: Patterson et al. Suggest that drug abuse, parental psychopathology and social disadvantages lead to early parent-child interaction problems, especially invalid academic disciplines. And Dision, T. Antisocial boy. Castoria, Eugene; 1992

Significant research is documented on how socio-cultural factors influence psychological processes in an important way. The majority of our attention is focused on the depression of children of ethnic minorities in low-income urban areas. Recently, in collaboration with Dr. Wendy Gronik, I studied the influence of social culture on one aspect of child rearing behavior. That is the provision of the structure. This research was funded by NARSAD and William T. Grant Foundation. Using the quantitative method (reanalysis of the NLAAS dataset) and the qualitative interview method, we investigated the role of religious beliefs in the first generation of Mexican immigrants who have lower rates of psychological and material use than offspring findings It was. We are considering a paper on this project. Currently working on the second paper This project aims to describe how parents make up children in the life in three different fields. Interviews and self-assessment to assess how 100 European-Americans, 100 Latin American mothers and their children adopt the structure in their cultural and ecological environment I participated in the declaration survey. We currently have newspapers from the project and papers under review. Through multiple methods (video interaction, questionnaire, interview), multiple information method (self report, colleague report, observation coding), in this study, 183 people in the late teens sample the relationship between emotional expression and social emotion regulation Was examined. Revenue results in male urban environments are generally not as good as city boys showing low emotional expression as long as they show flexibility in expressing a weak mood in a safe environment, ie to a reliable friend Indicates that it can be protected from social emotional bad consequences. At the time of disclosure These results are currently being released. This study examines how certain cultural values ​​can affect the relationship between emotional control and adjustment in adolescent youth samples. In contrast to previous studies that documented the adverse effects of emotion control consistently, this study found that emotional control is only associated with negative adjustment in the presence of negative biological phenomena . Furthermore, when a high level negative life event occurs in adolescence, asserting the cultural value of family culture reduces the negative impact of emotion control and conforming to European and American values ​​is negative It adversely affects the influence. These results are currently being released. Description: An explanation of psychological disorders from infancy to adolescence; genetic, physiological, psychological, family and socio-cultural factors that influence the development, progression and treatment of disease, in the context of typical development Emphasis on understanding children 's psychopathology. Modern problems in psychopathology Psychology from international and domestic point of view Psychologists outlined how intercultural problems are related to various fields of psychology and influence psychology, Introduce the method, behavior and influence on emotion (from social psychology to clinical psychology) Significant research is documented on how socio-cultural factors influence psychological processes in an important way. The majority of our attention is focused on the depression of children of ethnic minorities in low-income urban areas. Recently, in collaboration with Dr. Wendy Gronik, I studied the influence of social culture on one aspect of child rearing behavior. That is the provision of the structure. This research was funded by NARSAD and William T. Grant Foundation. Behaviorist, humanist, epistemologist, living psychologist, evolutionist, and socio - culturalist. This work is the integration of knowledge; the three major psychological theories are studied to understand how each theory influences my behavior through self-reflection and th

Significant research is documented on how socio-cultural factors influence psychological processes in an important way. The majority of our attention is focused on the depression of children of ethnic minorities in low-income urban areas. Recently, in collaboration with Dr. Wendy Gronik, I studied the influence of social culture on one aspect of child rearing behavior. That is the provision of the structure. This research was funded by NARSAD and William T. Grant Foundation. Using the quantitative method (reanalysis of the NLAAS dataset) and the qualitative interview method, we investigated the role of religious beliefs in the first generation of Mexican immigrants who have lower rates of psychological and material use than offspring findings It was. We are considering a paper on this project. Currently working on the second paper This project aims to describe how parents make up children in the life in three different fields. Interviews and self-assessment to assess how 100 European-Americans, 100 Latin American mothers and their children adopt the structure in their cultural and ecological environment I participated in the declaration survey. We currently have newspapers from the project and papers under review. Through multiple methods (video interaction, questionnaire, interview), multiple information method (self report, colleague report, observation coding), in this study, 183 people in the late teens sample the relationship between emotional expression and social emotion regulation Was examined. Revenue results in male urban environments are generally not as good as city boys showing low emotional expression as long as they show flexibility in expressing a weak mood in a safe environment, ie to a reliable friend Indicates that it can be protected from social emotional bad consequences. At the time of disclosure These results are currently being released. This study examines how certain cultural values ​​can affect the relationship between emotional control and adjustment in adolescent youth samples. In contrast to previous studies that documented the adverse effects of emotion control consistently, this study found that emotional control is only associated with negative adjustment in the presence of negative biological phenomena . Furthermore, when a high level negative life event occurs in adolescence, asserting the cultural value of family culture reduces the negative impact of emotion control and conforming to European and American values ​​is negative It adversely affects the influence. These results are currently being released. Description: An explanation of psychological disorders from infancy to adolescence; genetic, physiological, psychological, family and socio-cultural factors that influence the development, progression and treatment of disease, in the context of typical development Emphasis on understanding children 's psychopathology. Modern problems in psychopathology Psychology from international and domestic point of view Psychologists outlined how intercultural problems are related to various fields of psychology and influence psychology, Introduce the method, behavior and influence on emotion (from social psychology to clinical psychology) Significant research is documented on how socio-cultural factors influence psychological processes in an important way. The majority of our attention is focused on the depression of children of ethnic minorities in low-income urban areas. Recently, in collaboration with Dr. Wendy Gronik, I studied the influence of social culture on one aspect of child rearing behavior. That is the provision of the structure. This research was funded by NARSAD and William T. Grant Foundation. Behaviorist, humanist, epistemologist, living psychologist, evolutionist, and socio - culturalist. This work is the integration of knowledge; the three major psychological theories are studied to understand how each theory influences my behavior through self-reflection and th

Brothers and sisters are like genetically 50% growing families, but there is a big difference between personality and psychopathology. Most of the differences between these brothers can not be explained by genetic factors. These findings from the field of behavioral genetics mean that the inner family process (called non-shared environment) leading to the difference between brothers and sisters is important for understanding the environmental impact on individual development . The influence on this uncommon environment can not be judged by each family's traditional strategy of comparing one child; what we need is what our brothers focused on why they are so different It is research. To outline the influence of these findings on the survey of family processes, to investigate the extent to which family brothers and sisters differ in various experiences, and begin to evaluate the relevance between this variety of experiences and development outcomes I will review the investigation. To explain the differences between these siblings, several possible explanations are proposed. For example, two brothers and sisters who live in the same house shared many experiences, but most of the different environments of brothers and sisters. The personal friendship of each brothers and sisters, their different fellow groups, interaction with teachers, or the unique experience that happens between brothers and sisters can explain why brothers and sisters have different results. Another possibility to explain the difference between brothers and sisters is called a brother who removes an identity when a child chooses to actively trace a route that is significantly different from the route the siblings are pursuing. Brothers and sisters may actively act to create a difference between them actively to prevent competition among brothers and sisters. If the two protagonists are similar, competition is more common. If two brothers and sisters resemble each other, self-recognition of each sibling may be threatened by conflicting competition. Brothers and sisters are like genetically 50% growing families, but there is a big difference between personality and psychopathology. Most of the differences between these brothers can not be explained by genetic factors. These findings from the field of behavioral genetics mean that the inner family process (called non-shared environment) leading to the difference between brothers and sisters is important for understanding the environmental impact on individual development . The influence on this uncommon environment can not be judged by each family's traditional strategy of comparing one child; what we need is what our brothers focused on why they are so different It is research. To outline the influence of these findings on the survey of family processes, to investigate the extent to which family brothers and sisters differ in various experiences, and begin to evaluate the relevance between this variety of experiences and development outcomes I will review the investigation. Why are brothers and sisters so different? Importance of the difference between family brothers and sisters

Brothers and sisters are like genetically 50% growing families, but there is a big difference between personality and psychopathology. Most of the differences between these brothers can not be explained by genetic factors. These findings from the field of behavioral genetics mean that the inner family process (called non-shared environment) leading to the difference between brothers and sisters is important for understanding the environmental impact on individual development . The influence on this uncommon environment can not be judged by each family's traditional strategy of comparing one child; what we need is what our brothers focused on why they are so different It is research. To outline the influence of these findings on the survey of family processes, to investigate the extent to which family brothers and sisters differ in various experiences, and begin to evaluate the relevance between this variety of experiences and development outcomes I will review the investigation. To explain the differences between these siblings, several possible explanations are proposed. For example, two brothers and sisters who live in the same house shared many experiences, but most of the different environments of brothers and sisters. The personal friendship of each brothers and sisters, their different fellow groups, interaction with teachers, or the unique experience that happens between brothers and sisters can explain why brothers and sisters have different results. Another possibility to explain the difference between brothers and sisters is called a brother who removes an identity when a child chooses to actively trace a route that is significantly different from the route the siblings are pursuing. Brothers and sisters may actively act to create a difference between them actively to prevent competition among brothers and sisters. If the two protagonists are similar, competition is more common. If two brothers and sisters resemble each other, self-recognition of each sibling may be threatened by conflicting competition. Brothers and sisters are like genetically 50% growing families, but there is a big difference between personality and psychopathology. Most of the differences between these brothers can not be explained by genetic factors. These findings from the field of behavioral genetics mean that the inner family process (called non-shared environment) leading to the difference between brothers and sisters is important for understanding the environmental impact on individual development . The influence on this uncommon environment can not be judged by each family's traditional strategy of comparing one child; what we need is what our brothers focused on why they are so different It is research. To outline the influence of these findings on the survey of family processes, to investigate the extent to which family brothers and sisters differ in various experiences, and begin to evaluate the relevance between this variety of experiences and development outcomes I will review the investigation. Why are brothers and sisters so different? Importance of the difference between family brothers and sisters

Psychological effects of injuries need to be memorized for each injury, and athletes are mentally affected. Not all athletes take the same action against the same damage. Studies have shown that athletes usually adjust for injury and rehabilitation, but these factors are common. There are three stages of reaction in the process of injury and recovery. Responding to injuries, responding to recovery, and responding to recovery or occupational dismissal. Explanation from YouTube: 360 degree video experience of solitary confinement in US prison. Place it in a virtual quarantine cell where you can explore and interact with viewers. It emphasizes the psychological impact of long-term solitary confinement for those who have experienced long-term solitary confinement in the world. Website from 5 Dials: This is five dial-up experiments. This is where we try new style storytelling. Here you can see the results of collaboration with interesting designers around the world. Our first experiment - the experiment you read now - was designed in collaboration with friends of Amsterdam Present Plus. what is that? This is a questionnaire. But please do not ask too much. The theme is music. This is everything you need to know. Please click here to get started. Since the 1950s psychologists adopted the cross effect in the study of Patricia Hill Collins. Psychology combines these effects and prejudices, heuristics, stereotypes, and judgment lenses. There are various variables in the psychosocial impact, but the influence by the individual is the most studied category. Therefore, psychologists do not interpret demographic interactions such as gender and race as more or less prominent than any other interaction. In addition, when viewed as an absolute level, oppression can be viewed as a subjective composition; even if the objective definition of oppression is reached, the influence of individuals is consistent with the particular people or groups of people It is considered suppressed. Suppression of society and repression does not mean that every aspect of social life and ordinary psychology is suppressed. These structures only highlight the broad repression and psychological impact that is essential in normal society. Even an oppressive society contains elements of reason, science, social interest, education and cooperation. These factors create a positive psychological function. Psychology of oppression and morbidity is different from Freud's term "psychopathology of everyday life". Freud tried to analyze errors such as erroneous memory and tongue slip in terms of personal internal mechanisms (such as reaction formation). He did not study the repressive features of normal social life to explain the spiritual weakness. Freud is a personal analysis of psychopathology, not macro-cultural analysis. Fromm's leap from psychoanalysis to macroeconomic psychology

Psychological effects of injuries need to be memorized for each injury, and athletes are mentally affected. Not all athletes take the same action against the same damage. Studies have shown that athletes usually adjust for injury and rehabilitation, but these factors are common. There are three stages of reaction in the process of injury and recovery. Responding to injuries, responding to recovery, and responding to recovery or occupational dismissal. Explanation from YouTube: 360 degree video experience of solitary confinement in US prison. Place it in a virtual quarantine cell where you can explore and interact with viewers. It emphasizes the psychological impact of long-term solitary confinement for those who have experienced long-term solitary confinement in the world. Website from 5 Dials: This is five dial-up experiments. This is where we try new style storytelling. Here you can see the results of collaboration with interesting designers around the world. Our first experiment - the experiment you read now - was designed in collaboration with friends of Amsterdam Present Plus. what is that? This is a questionnaire. But please do not ask too much. The theme is music. This is everything you need to know. Please click here to get started. Since the 1950s psychologists adopted the cross effect in the study of Patricia Hill Collins. Psychology combines these effects and prejudices, heuristics, stereotypes, and judgment lenses. There are various variables in the psychosocial impact, but the influence by the individual is the most studied category. Therefore, psychologists do not interpret demographic interactions such as gender and race as more or less prominent than any other interaction. In addition, when viewed as an absolute level, oppression can be viewed as a subjective composition; even if the objective definition of oppression is reached, the influence of individuals is consistent with the particular people or groups of people It is considered suppressed. Suppression of society and repression does not mean that every aspect of social life and ordinary psychology is suppressed. These structures only highlight the broad repression and psychological impact that is essential in normal society. Even an oppressive society contains elements of reason, science, social interest, education and cooperation. These factors create a positive psychological function. Psychology of oppression and morbidity is different from Freud's term "psychopathology of everyday life". Freud tried to analyze errors such as erroneous memory and tongue slip in terms of personal internal mechanisms (such as reaction formation). He did not study the repressive features of normal social life to explain the spiritual weakness. Freud is a personal analysis of psychopathology, not macro-cultural analysis. Fromm's leap from psychoanalysis to macroeconomic psychology

Abnormal behavior is considered paralysis of society. Those who are suffering from mental illness or who are acting abnormally are shut out and have never been told. Today, the recognition of abnormal behavior is very different. With the help of psychology research and the field of medicine, abnormal behavior has become better understood. In this article, I will explain the main theory of the cause of abnormal behavior, the way to diagnose abnormal behavior, and what kind of behavioral problems are related to abnormal behavior. People are exploring and controlling thousands of unusual behaviors. Historically, there are three main ways of abnormal behavior: supernatural, biological and psychological tradition. Abnormal psychology evolves around two main paradigms to explain psychiatric disorders, psychological paradigms, and biological paradigms. The psychological paradigm further focuses on the causes of humanity, cognition and behavior, and the impact of psychopathology. The biological paradigm contains more theories focusing on physical factors such as genetics and neurochemistry. Psychology is a study of human thought, emotion, behavior. Abnormal psychology is a study of abnormal thinking, emotion and behavior. Abnormal thinking, emotion, behavior may be part of a larger psychiatric disorder or psychopathology. However, psychologists studying abnormal psychology often treat people with certain mental illness, even in the case of temporary blues. Physiological theory suggests that abnormalities are caused by biological disorders or diseases. In the above example, the physiological theory would say that her brain has problems. There is probably a damage to the left side of her brain causing language problems. Or, she hurt the bottom of the front of the brain, which makes people socially inappropriate. In any case, the biochemical theory explains the abnormality of the physical cause. Abnormal psychology is an integral part of psychology. It studies abnormal behaviors, tries to understand abnormalities, and takes appropriate steps to change it. The concept of abnormal behavior changed in the process of individual, individual, culture, and culture. Today, the meaning of "abnormal" is related to mental disorders. The purpose of abnormal psychology is to help people who can not adapt to society and can not function properly among others. This may be due to genetics, physical condition, social interaction, reasoning and learning (Scum doctor.com). Through human development, people try to understand what is considered abnormal behavior, and change that. The third one is three main causes of abnormality. Biology, supernatural, and psychological. During the stone age, people thought abnormal behavior was caused by the spirit and the devil.

Abnormal behavior is considered paralysis of society. Those who are suffering from mental illness or who are acting abnormally are shut out and have never been told. Today, the recognition of abnormal behavior is very different. With the help of psychology research and the field of medicine, abnormal behavior has become better understood. In this article, I will explain the main theory of the cause of abnormal behavior, the way to diagnose abnormal behavior, and what kind of behavioral problems are related to abnormal behavior. People are exploring and controlling thousands of unusual behaviors. Historically, there are three main ways of abnormal behavior: supernatural, biological and psychological tradition. Abnormal psychology evolves around two main paradigms to explain psychiatric disorders, psychological paradigms, and biological paradigms. The psychological paradigm further focuses on the causes of humanity, cognition and behavior, and the impact of psychopathology. The biological paradigm contains more theories focusing on physical factors such as genetics and neurochemistry. Psychology is a study of human thought, emotion, behavior. Abnormal psychology is a study of abnormal thinking, emotion and behavior. Abnormal thinking, emotion, behavior may be part of a larger psychiatric disorder or psychopathology. However, psychologists studying abnormal psychology often treat people with certain mental illness, even in the case of temporary blues. Physiological theory suggests that abnormalities are caused by biological disorders or diseases. In the above example, the physiological theory would say that her brain has problems. There is probably a damage to the left side of her brain causing language problems. Or, she hurt the bottom of the front of the brain, which makes people socially inappropriate. In any case, the biochemical theory explains the abnormality of the physical cause. Abnormal psychology is an integral part of psychology. It studies abnormal behaviors, tries to understand abnormalities, and takes appropriate steps to change it. The concept of abnormal behavior changed in the process of individual, individual, culture, and culture. Today, the meaning of "abnormal" is related to mental disorders. The purpose of abnormal psychology is to help people who can not adapt to society and can not function properly among others. This may be due to genetics, physical condition, social interaction, reasoning and learning (Scum doctor.com). Through human development, people try to understand what is considered abnormal behavior, and change that. The third one is three main causes of abnormality. Biology, supernatural, and psychological. During the stone age, people thought abnormal behavior was caused by the spirit and the devil.

From Keane and Abel to serial killers Jeffrey Dammer, John Wayne Garcia, Mark Allen Smith, Richard Chase, Ted Bondi - this list continues. Only five men killed at least 90 people and many doubt that their total number of victims may be twice that number. They are serial killers, the most feared, most disliked criminals. How deep and hidden secrets make them crave blood for them? Things that you can motivate to kill people over and over again without any guilt, no regrets, without human sympathy hints. The latest work by Vronsky "Cain's Son: The History of Continuous Murderers from the Stone Age to the Present" (referring to the story that Cain killed the brother Abel's Bible) is a historical traumatic event like the Great Depression, 2 World War II and the 2008 global financial crisis formed a series of murderers. "Psychopathology of serial killers was formed during childhood from the ages of 5 to 14. On average, they had not actually committed their first murders until they were 28. So, 30 years, John Wayne Gacys, Ted Bondis ... You have to support them for about 25 years when you were a child, and this will help them in the Second World War, Post Depression Generation We will make it to the generation of children after 'He said From Keane and Abel to serial killers Jeffrey Dammer, John Wayne Garcia, Mark Allen Smith, Richard Chase, Ted Bondi - this list continues. Only five men killed at least 90 people and many doubt that their total number of victims may be twice that number. They are serial killers, the most feared, most disliked criminals. How deep and hidden secrets make them crave blood for them? - Coppola's Bramstock Dracula, the legendary creature Dracula's adaptation has attracted readers and viewers for nearly a century. In Bram Stoker masterpiece Dracula, notorious monsters have various influences on each reader. Some are most afraid of being the most embarrassing nature of his blood sucking attacks, others are most afraid of the ubiquitous nature of Dracula's shadow. The charm of Dracula is integrated into every aspect of society. The Guardian interviewed a journalist Peter Franz, a historian in Toronto and wrote several books on the history and psychopathology of serial killers. His latest "Cain's Son: History of Continuous Murderers from the Stone Age to the present" will be announced on August 14 in the United States and Canada, and in the UK on August 16. Continuous killers may not have been made, but most of us are not doing well through good parenting or socializing. What is left are these incompletely socialized creatures with this type of attack and murder. Normally, this ability is ported to sexual impulses - adolescent sex attack attacks -

From Keane and Abel to serial killers Jeffrey Dammer, John Wayne Garcia, Mark Allen Smith, Richard Chase, Ted Bondi - this list continues. Only five men killed at least 90 people and many doubt that their total number of victims may be twice that number. They are serial killers, the most feared, most disliked criminals. How deep and hidden secrets make them crave blood for them? Things that you can motivate to kill people over and over again without any guilt, no regrets, without human sympathy hints. The latest work by Vronsky "Cain's Son: The History of Continuous Murderers from the Stone Age to the Present" (referring to the story that Cain killed the brother Abel's Bible) is a historical traumatic event like the Great Depression, 2 World War II and the 2008 global financial crisis formed a series of murderers. "Psychopathology of serial killers was formed during childhood from the ages of 5 to 14. On average, they had not actually committed their first murders until they were 28. So, 30 years, John Wayne Gacys, Ted Bondis ... You have to support them for about 25 years when you were a child, and this will help them in the Second World War, Post Depression Generation We will make it to the generation of children after 'He said From Keane and Abel to serial killers Jeffrey Dammer, John Wayne Garcia, Mark Allen Smith, Richard Chase, Ted Bondi - this list continues. Only five men killed at least 90 people and many doubt that their total number of victims may be twice that number. They are serial killers, the most feared, most disliked criminals. How deep and hidden secrets make them crave blood for them? - Coppola's Bramstock Dracula, the legendary creature Dracula's adaptation has attracted readers and viewers for nearly a century. In Bram Stoker masterpiece Dracula, notorious monsters have various influences on each reader. Some are most afraid of being the most embarrassing nature of his blood sucking attacks, others are most afraid of the ubiquitous nature of Dracula's shadow. The charm of Dracula is integrated into every aspect of society. The Guardian interviewed a journalist Peter Franz, a historian in Toronto and wrote several books on the history and psychopathology of serial killers. His latest "Cain's Son: History of Continuous Murderers from the Stone Age to the present" will be announced on August 14 in the United States and Canada, and in the UK on August 16. Continuous killers may not have been made, but most of us are not doing well through good parenting or socializing. What is left are these incompletely socialized creatures with this type of attack and murder. Normally, this ability is ported to sexual impulses - adolescent sex attack attacks -

Freud's view of civilization derives from his understanding of the fight of love and death. Freud began with expressing speculation about the origin of life and similarity of life and expressed two opposite instincts: God's love and death. Eros retains the substance of life and adds it to a larger unit like society, but death will cause these units to disappear and return to their original state. The motive for death seems to be retrograde, undifferentiated, unorganized, returning to a state of no tension. Some of the most interesting works of Freud are about "interpretation of dreams", his favorite "psychopathology of everyday life", Freud's slip and other everyday habits, totem and taboo, Flo. The beginning of ours, Ide's view on civilization and its dissatisfaction, his pessimistic comments on modern society, and the future of illusions about religion. All of them are part of the standard version, but all are in one paperback. Father of psychoanalysis has done psychoanalysis many times. First of all, his student Ernesto Jones has his official biography. Recently it was biography of Peter Gay. A very critical explanation of Freud's work is Jeffrey Mason's "Truth Attack". The best book and psychoanalytic exercise I encountered on Freud is George Makari's "spiritual revolution: creation of psychoanalysis". Comments and criticisms of Freud's work are infinite! During the two world wars Freud's most widely read publication was "civilization and dissatisfaction" (1930). Following the collapse of the New York City stock market, Freud's famous rethinking is a sustainability between human's deeply destructive behavioral tendency and its own ability to "sublimate" primitive aggression "constructively" Interpret human civilization as instability. Nonviolent cultural activities such as balance economics, sports, art, science, spiritual life etc. The necessary psychological expense, or "cost of civilization" is a retreat and pain that continues to abandon the instinct necessary for a stable local life. This seems to be an essential dilemma for Freud's human race. Freud brought the latter idea to the current affair problem of "why are you going to fight?" What is civilization? (Floyd style) According to Freud and the interpretation of "civilization" written in his novel "civilization and dissatisfaction", he noted that the word "civilization" explains the overall achievement and rules that distinguish us. I live in the life of our ancestor's ancestors. It also serves two purposes - to protect men from nature and to adjust their interrelationship. In order for the civilization to survive and thrive, it is necessary for law, custom, justice, evolution, abandonment of instinct, love, desire to put together people, and desire for sexual freedom.

Freud's view of civilization derives from his understanding of the fight of love and death. Freud began with expressing speculation about the origin of life and similarity of life and expressed two opposite instincts: God's love and death. Eros retains the substance of life and adds it to a larger unit like society, but death will cause these units to disappear and return to their original state. The motive for death seems to be retrograde, undifferentiated, unorganized, returning to a state of no tension. Some of the most interesting works of Freud are about "interpretation of dreams", his favorite "psychopathology of everyday life", Freud's slip and other everyday habits, totem and taboo, Flo. The beginning of ours, Ide's view on civilization and its dissatisfaction, his pessimistic comments on modern society, and the future of illusions about religion. All of them are part of the standard version, but all are in one paperback. Father of psychoanalysis has done psychoanalysis many times. First of all, his student Ernesto Jones has his official biography. Recently it was biography of Peter Gay. A very critical explanation of Freud's work is Jeffrey Mason's "Truth Attack". The best book and psychoanalytic exercise I encountered on Freud is George Makari's "spiritual revolution: creation of psychoanalysis". Comments and criticisms of Freud's work are infinite! During the two world wars Freud's most widely read publication was "civilization and dissatisfaction" (1930). Following the collapse of the New York City stock market, Freud's famous rethinking is a sustainability between human's deeply destructive behavioral tendency and its own ability to "sublimate" primitive aggression "constructively" Interpret human civilization as instability. Nonviolent cultural activities such as balance economics, sports, art, science, spiritual life etc. The necessary psychological expense, or "cost of civilization" is a retreat and pain that continues to abandon the instinct necessary for a stable local life. This seems to be an essential dilemma for Freud's human race. Freud brought the latter idea to the current affair problem of "why are you going to fight?" What is civilization? (Floyd style) According to Freud and the interpretation of "civilization" written in his novel "civilization and dissatisfaction", he noted that the word "civilization" explains the overall achievement and rules that distinguish us. I live in the life of our ancestor's ancestors. It also serves two purposes - to protect men from nature and to adjust their interrelationship. In order for the civilization to survive and thrive, it is necessary for law, custom, justice, evolution, abandonment of instinct, love, desire to put together people, and desire for sexual freedom.

Each artist is an individual with a unique style, but in reality these styles may be similar - the personality of the artist has proved a remarkable factor of the art that often succeeded. Self portrait helps you observe the character of the artist. There are two aspects. The artist's style and artist's own recognition of the artist. The latter can briefly introduce the psychological state of the artist and the obvious influential factors of the art work. Van Gogh's self-portrait has important clinical significance. A year after Vincent Van Gogh was born, he was born into a dead brother with the same name, including middle name William. In the register of the parish, Van Gogh was given twenty nine like his predecessor. Van Gogh 's illusion of death and regeneration contributed to his psychopathology and creativity regardless of whether it was double or twin. Van Gogh's self-portrait is thought to be related to his alternative children (Blum, 2009) Vincent van Gogh, Vincent William van Gogh (born in Tundeld in the Netherlands on 30th March, 1853, Auverue-sur-Oise near Paris, France, July 29, 1890), the Netherlands Following one of the greatest figures of painters, Rembrandt fans, Rain, and post-Impressionists, it is generally considered to be the greatest painter. The outstanding color of his work, strong brush writing, and the shape of the outline strongly influence the tendency of expressionism in contemporary art. Van Gogh art became very popular after his death, especially in the latter part of the 20th century, where his work was sold at auctions at record prices all over the world and was exhibited at a large round tour exhibition. In a sense, because of his widely published letter, Van Gogh as a typical torture artist was also mythical in the imagination of the masses. Vincent Van was born in the Netherlands on March 30, 1853. Since his childhood, Van Gogh had a great passion for art. Van Gogh is a famous creative artist whose famous works are as follows. Starry Night, Night Cafe Terrace, Terrace, House of Orpheus, Della Sirene of Asnieres, Sunflower, Iris, and some self-portraits. Most of his most famous works were created in the last two years of his life. Some psychological dynamics may have contributed to his art work. Psychoanalist Sigmund Freud argues that analytic critic is a special form of neurosis exploring art to understand and reveal changes in Creator's psychological motivation. In this context, Van Gogh's art represents a deep psychological sketch. He left a deep and soulful account of his jagged life in art.

Each artist is an individual with a unique style, but in reality these styles may be similar - the personality of the artist has proved a remarkable factor of the art that often succeeded. Self portrait helps you observe the character of the artist. There are two aspects. The artist's style and artist's own recognition of the artist. The latter can briefly introduce the psychological state of the artist and the obvious influential factors of the art work. Van Gogh's self-portrait has important clinical significance. A year after Vincent Van Gogh was born, he was born into a dead brother with the same name, including middle name William. In the register of the parish, Van Gogh was given twenty nine like his predecessor. Van Gogh 's illusion of death and regeneration contributed to his psychopathology and creativity regardless of whether it was double or twin. Van Gogh's self-portrait is thought to be related to his alternative children (Blum, 2009) Vincent van Gogh, Vincent William van Gogh (born in Tundeld in the Netherlands on 30th March, 1853, Auverue-sur-Oise near Paris, France, July 29, 1890), the Netherlands Following one of the greatest figures of painters, Rembrandt fans, Rain, and post-Impressionists, it is generally considered to be the greatest painter. The outstanding color of his work, strong brush writing, and the shape of the outline strongly influence the tendency of expressionism in contemporary art. Van Gogh art became very popular after his death, especially in the latter part of the 20th century, where his work was sold at auctions at record prices all over the world and was exhibited at a large round tour exhibition. In a sense, because of his widely published letter, Van Gogh as a typical torture artist was also mythical in the imagination of the masses. Vincent Van was born in the Netherlands on March 30, 1853. Since his childhood, Van Gogh had a great passion for art. Van Gogh is a famous creative artist whose famous works are as follows. Starry Night, Night Cafe Terrace, Terrace, House of Orpheus, Della Sirene of Asnieres, Sunflower, Iris, and some self-portraits. Most of his most famous works were created in the last two years of his life. Some psychological dynamics may have contributed to his art work. Psychoanalist Sigmund Freud argues that analytic critic is a special form of neurosis exploring art to understand and reveal changes in Creator's psychological motivation. In this context, Van Gogh's art represents a deep psychological sketch. He left a deep and soulful account of his jagged life in art.

This article outlines the study of the relationship between endorphin and major depression. Individuals with depression were found to have lower levels of β-endorphin. The results of the study are limited by methodological differences. Alternatives to antidepressants that may increase beta endorphin levels have been reviewed. This includes exercise, acupuncture and electric spasm therapy. Although each of these approaches has been shown to increase beta-endorphin levels, the results are not definitive. Major depressive disorder (MDD), commonly referred to as major depression, unipolar depression or clinical depression, one individual has one or more severe depressive episodes. Diagnosis of severe depression (single episode) is diagnosed after one episode. Diagnosis is major depression (relapse) after multiple episodes. Depression without mania is sometimes called unipolar depression. Emotions are still at the bottom of "poles", they do not rise as high as bipolar disorder, arrogant "pole". The severity of depression includes mild transient sorrow and severe sustained depression. Clinical depression is a more severe form of depression, also known as major depression or major depression. It is different from the death of such a loved one, or the lost depression like a medical condition such as thyroid disease. Many people are good at trying to conceal their symptoms. No matter how good others are, their intentions may be dissatisfied and they may be angry because they can not understand the illness. For those suffering, it is easy to get irritated. Because when they feel depressed, they are lazy, self-destructive and appear to be angry at the whole world. People try to conceal their ills. Because they know that the person closest to you is actually angry and angry. F 32.0 Major depression, single episode, mild F 32.1 major depression, single, moderate F 32.2 major depression, single, severe non-psychotic features F 32.3 Major depression, single-shot, psychopathology F 32.4 Major Depression, Single Episode, Partial Remission Depression, No Incremental History of Independent Seizures, Increase in Energy or Mania with Favorite Features and Severity Associated. At least one previous episode lasts at least two weeks and is separated by the current episode of at least two months. In the past, there was never a flirty and arrogant plan. This category can still be used if the patient is undergoing treatment to reduce the risk of further episodes

This article outlines the study of the relationship between endorphin and major depression. Individuals with depression were found to have lower levels of β-endorphin. The results of the study are limited by methodological differences. Alternatives to antidepressants that may increase beta endorphin levels have been reviewed. This includes exercise, acupuncture and electric spasm therapy. Although each of these approaches has been shown to increase beta-endorphin levels, the results are not definitive. Major depressive disorder (MDD), commonly referred to as major depression, unipolar depression or clinical depression, one individual has one or more severe depressive episodes. Diagnosis of severe depression (single episode) is diagnosed after one episode. Diagnosis is major depression (relapse) after multiple episodes. Depression without mania is sometimes called unipolar depression. Emotions are still at the bottom of "poles", they do not rise as high as bipolar disorder, arrogant "pole". The severity of depression includes mild transient sorrow and severe sustained depression. Clinical depression is a more severe form of depression, also known as major depression or major depression. It is different from the death of such a loved one, or the lost depression like a medical condition such as thyroid disease. Many people are good at trying to conceal their symptoms. No matter how good others are, their intentions may be dissatisfied and they may be angry because they can not understand the illness. For those suffering, it is easy to get irritated. Because when they feel depressed, they are lazy, self-destructive and appear to be angry at the whole world. People try to conceal their ills. Because they know that the person closest to you is actually angry and angry. F 32.0 Major depression, single episode, mild F 32.1 major depression, single, moderate F 32.2 major depression, single, severe non-psychotic features F 32.3 Major depression, single-shot, psychopathology F 32.4 Major Depression, Single Episode, Partial Remission Depression, No Incremental History of Independent Seizures, Increase in Energy or Mania with Favorite Features and Severity Associated. At least one previous episode lasts at least two weeks and is separated by the current episode of at least two months. In the past, there was never a flirty and arrogant plan. This category can still be used if the patient is undergoing treatment to reduce the risk of further episodes

Parents play an important role in the growth and life of children. According to the psychology encyclopedia, parenting practice is universal because there are three common goals. To ensure the health and safety of children, to prepare children for adult living, and spread cultural value. While contemporary inventions and companion pressure are affecting children's behavior, unduly controlled parents can use these features to develop their children. Young people who take disruptive and antisocial behavior have a history of poor parentage and parents' negligence. A problem youth study shows that unsafe attachment and negative parentage relationships promote parental repression, high or uncertain reactions, casual familiarity, and obvious psychopathology . These children do not trust or get angry about their parents, they do not accept morals of their parents and can not adjust emotions during childhood or adulthood (Elgar, Knight, Worrall & Sherman, 2003). The relationship between parents and children is the most important of the various relationships that develop in people's lives. The quality of parent-child relationship depends on the parent's age, experience, self-confidence, parent's marriage stability, and the unique characteristics of the child compared to the parent. Parental confidence is an important indicator of parents ability. A mother who thinks herself as a valid parent is more competent than a mother who feels incompetent. Furthermore, mothers who think that they are effective are easy to think that their babies are difficult to handle. Parent's age and previous experience are also important. Older mothers are more sensitive to young children than younger mothers

Parents play an important role in the growth and life of children. According to the psychology encyclopedia, parenting practice is universal because there are three common goals. To ensure the health and safety of children, to prepare children for adult living, and spread cultural value. While contemporary inventions and companion pressure are affecting children's behavior, unduly controlled parents can use these features to develop their children. Young people who take disruptive and antisocial behavior have a history of poor parentage and parents' negligence. A problem youth study shows that unsafe attachment and negative parentage relationships promote parental repression, high or uncertain reactions, casual familiarity, and obvious psychopathology . These children do not trust or get angry about their parents, they do not accept morals of their parents and can not adjust emotions during childhood or adulthood (Elgar, Knight, Worrall & Sherman, 2003). The relationship between parents and children is the most important of the various relationships that develop in people's lives. The quality of parent-child relationship depends on the parent's age, experience, self-confidence, parent's marriage stability, and the unique characteristics of the child compared to the parent. Parental confidence is an important indicator of parents ability. A mother who thinks herself as a valid parent is more competent than a mother who feels incompetent. Furthermore, mothers who think that they are effective are easy to think that their babies are difficult to handle. Parent's age and previous experience are also important. Older mothers are more sensitive to young children than younger mothers

In many cases, individuals think that they are experiencing depression, but in reality they only feel sad. Sadness is caused by events contrasting with MDD (severe depression) when an individual experiences long-term mixed emotions. MDD hurts you and makes you feel sad mood disorder. It also leads people to lose interest in past hobbies and activities and influence people's emotions, thoughts, and actions. F 32.0 Major depression, single episode, mild F 32.1 major depression, single, moderate F 32.2 major depression, single, severe non-psychotic features F 32.3 Major depression, single-shot, psychopathology F 32.4 Major Depression, Single Episode, Partial Remission Depression, No Incremental History of Independent Seizures, Increase in Energy or Mania with Favorite Features and Severity Associated. At least one previous episode lasts at least two weeks and is separated by the current episode of at least two months. In the past, there was never a flirty and arrogant plan. This category can still be used if the patient is undergoing treatment to reduce the risk of further episodes Major depressive disorder (MDD), commonly referred to as major depression, unipolar depression or clinical depression, one individual has one or more severe depressive episodes. Diagnosis of severe depression (single episode) is diagnosed after one episode. Diagnosis is major depression (relapse) after multiple episodes. Depression without mania is sometimes called unipolar depression. Emotions are still at the bottom of "poles", they do not rise as high as bipolar disorder, arrogant "pole".

In many cases, individuals think that they are experiencing depression, but in reality they only feel sad. Sadness is caused by events contrasting with MDD (severe depression) when an individual experiences long-term mixed emotions. MDD hurts you and makes you feel sad mood disorder. It also leads people to lose interest in past hobbies and activities and influence people's emotions, thoughts, and actions. F 32.0 Major depression, single episode, mild F 32.1 major depression, single, moderate F 32.2 major depression, single, severe non-psychotic features F 32.3 Major depression, single-shot, psychopathology F 32.4 Major Depression, Single Episode, Partial Remission Depression, No Incremental History of Independent Seizures, Increase in Energy or Mania with Favorite Features and Severity Associated. At least one previous episode lasts at least two weeks and is separated by the current episode of at least two months. In the past, there was never a flirty and arrogant plan. This category can still be used if the patient is undergoing treatment to reduce the risk of further episodes Major depressive disorder (MDD), commonly referred to as major depression, unipolar depression or clinical depression, one individual has one or more severe depressive episodes. Diagnosis of severe depression (single episode) is diagnosed after one episode. Diagnosis is major depression (relapse) after multiple episodes. Depression without mania is sometimes called unipolar depression. Emotions are still at the bottom of "poles", they do not rise as high as bipolar disorder, arrogant "pole".

In psychology, these symptoms are called anaerobic phobia or cotyledon hypersensitivity. Phobia represents forest concern and is a special phobia. In a sense, Hylophobia is very similar to Dendrophpbia, tree fear, Nyctophylophobia, fear of dark green areas and night forests, and Xylophobia who fear tree objects and forests. In any phobia, the level of fear can be informed by various signs of human change. Common symptoms include anxiety, fear, arrhythmia, shortness of breath, and other panic behavior. Abnormal psychology is a field of psychology focused on the study of abnormal behavior patterns, emotions, thoughts, including patterns that can be understood as representatives of mental disorders. Unlike clinical psychology, abnormal psychology is applied in the field of psychology to assess, understand and treat psychological conditions that are harmful to individuals. However, the field of abnormal psychology provides a background for clinical research. Psychopathology is a term used in abnormal psychology to indicate potential pathology Abnormal psychology is a field of psychology that studies a pattern of ideas that is unknown whether it is understood to lead to abnormal behavior, emotions, and mental disorders. Many actions can be considered abnormal, but this field of psychology usually involves actions in the clinical setting. The history of understanding and controlling behavior of behaviors that are considered abnormal or deviant (statistical, functional, moral, or otherwise) is long, there are cultural differences in the methods used. In the field of abnormal psychology, we use different theories in general psychology fields and elsewhere to identify various reasons for various conditions, but still it depends on the meaning of "abnormal". Traditionally, there is a disagreement between psychology and biological interpretation, reflecting the philosophical dualism of the mind and body. Abnormal psychology in the field of abnormal psychology focusing on maladaptive behavior - its cause, result and treatment. Abnormal psychology deals with various emotions, different meanings, and how society deals with people who think differently. From actual tasks to delusions, serious weaknesses, and habits of fear and behavior, the range of differences is wide. Before discussing the definition of abnormal psychology, we must first decide the true meaning of the word "abnormal". . For laypeople asked about the definition of the word "abnormal", people often encounter strange, strange and strange answers to people and behavior. These characteristics are not enough to fully explain the true and deep meaning of the term "abnormal". It is important to consider defining abnormal characteristics, such as whether behavior is the cause or not.

In psychology, these symptoms are called anaerobic phobia or cotyledon hypersensitivity. Phobia represents forest concern and is a special phobia. In a sense, Hylophobia is very similar to Dendrophpbia, tree fear, Nyctophylophobia, fear of dark green areas and night forests, and Xylophobia who fear tree objects and forests. In any phobia, the level of fear can be informed by various signs of human change. Common symptoms include anxiety, fear, arrhythmia, shortness of breath, and other panic behavior. Abnormal psychology is a field of psychology focused on the study of abnormal behavior patterns, emotions, thoughts, including patterns that can be understood as representatives of mental disorders. Unlike clinical psychology, abnormal psychology is applied in the field of psychology to assess, understand and treat psychological conditions that are harmful to individuals. However, the field of abnormal psychology provides a background for clinical research. Psychopathology is a term used in abnormal psychology to indicate potential pathology Abnormal psychology is a field of psychology that studies a pattern of ideas that is unknown whether it is understood to lead to abnormal behavior, emotions, and mental disorders. Many actions can be considered abnormal, but this field of psychology usually involves actions in the clinical setting. The history of understanding and controlling behavior of behaviors that are considered abnormal or deviant (statistical, functional, moral, or otherwise) is long, there are cultural differences in the methods used. In the field of abnormal psychology, we use different theories in general psychology fields and elsewhere to identify various reasons for various conditions, but still it depends on the meaning of "abnormal". Traditionally, there is a disagreement between psychology and biological interpretation, reflecting the philosophical dualism of the mind and body. Abnormal psychology in the field of abnormal psychology focusing on maladaptive behavior - its cause, result and treatment. Abnormal psychology deals with various emotions, different meanings, and how society deals with people who think differently. From actual tasks to delusions, serious weaknesses, and habits of fear and behavior, the range of differences is wide. Before discussing the definition of abnormal psychology, we must first decide the true meaning of the word "abnormal". . For laypeople asked about the definition of the word "abnormal", people often encounter strange, strange and strange answers to people and behavior. These characteristics are not enough to fully explain the true and deep meaning of the term "abnormal". It is important to consider defining abnormal characteristics, such as whether behavior is the cause or not.

Edna B Foa Edna B Foa was born in Haifa IIsral in 1937 and received a bachelor's degree in psychology and literature from Dal IIan University in 1962. Master of clinical research. In 1970 I got a doctorate in psychology from the University of Illinois and in the same year I got a doctorate in clinical psychology and personality from the University of Missouri. Foa is an internationally recognized institution for the treatment of psychopathology and anxiety disorders. She understands and treats mental disorders from the viewpoint of cognitive behavior. Edna Pontellier - Edna is the main character of the novel, and the title is "Awakening". A 28 - year - old wife, New Orient 's businessman, Edna, suddenly felt dissatisfied with his married life and the limited conservative lifestyle he was allowed. She was born out of a semi-conscious state focused on her wife and mother in perfect consciousness. There she found her identity and acted according to her own desire for emotional and sexual satisfaction. Through a series of experiences or "awakening", Edna is a shocking independent woman who lives separately from her husband and child, and is only responsible for her impulse and passion. Sadly, Edna's awakening pulls her away from others, and ultimately leads her to solitude. Edna's self-discovery process in Kate Chopin's "Awakening" took place at a series of three critical stages that ultimately lead to the death of Edna. Before Edna began discovering herself, she fell into the desire to explore herself and the desire to more fully desire the reality and life of a Victorian woman. Until the first big event she woke up, a combination of music and baptism at the sea, she finally awoke a deep sense of self-consciousness.

Edna B Foa Edna B Foa was born in Haifa IIsral in 1937 and received a bachelor's degree in psychology and literature from Dal IIan University in 1962. Master of clinical research. In 1970 I got a doctorate in psychology from the University of Illinois and in the same year I got a doctorate in clinical psychology and personality from the University of Missouri. Foa is an internationally recognized institution for the treatment of psychopathology and anxiety disorders. She understands and treats mental disorders from the viewpoint of cognitive behavior. Edna Pontellier - Edna is the main character of the novel, and the title is "Awakening". A 28 - year - old wife, New Orient 's businessman, Edna, suddenly felt dissatisfied with his married life and the limited conservative lifestyle he was allowed. She was born out of a semi-conscious state focused on her wife and mother in perfect consciousness. There she found her identity and acted according to her own desire for emotional and sexual satisfaction. Through a series of experiences or "awakening", Edna is a shocking independent woman who lives separately from her husband and child, and is only responsible for her impulse and passion. Sadly, Edna's awakening pulls her away from others, and ultimately leads her to solitude. Edna's self-discovery process in Kate Chopin's "Awakening" took place at a series of three critical stages that ultimately lead to the death of Edna. Before Edna began discovering herself, she fell into the desire to explore herself and the desire to more fully desire the reality and life of a Victorian woman. Until the first big event she woke up, a combination of music and baptism at the sea, she finally awoke a deep sense of self-consciousness.

This is the time of the year. Since the holiday is telling the end, parents are confused to buy a perfect gift for their children. With this in mind, many parents will buy their little boys and girls as Xbox One, the latest member of the Microsoft Xbox family. Everyone wants it. However, most Xbox games such as "Call of Duty", "Assassin's Creed", "Halo" are very violent and unconsciously draw war, blood, blood. TV channel FX continues to play movies such as the latest Batman trilogy including strikes, graphic shoots, dozens of explosions, neck fractures, intense depiction of back injuries. Problems can arise if adults think that violent media consumption in the form of video games is "reward" for young people to spend their free time. Young people with existing psychopathology are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of violent video games. "We are alerting smokers about the health effects of tobacco so we should warn parents and children about the increasing scientific evidence of the relationship between proofs.Violent video games and violence ... As parents and grandparents, I think it is important that people know what they can do about the very violent nature of these games. In recent years, news media calls for opposition to violent media as a major cause of youth violence. After the incident like Colombian massacre, the news media destroyed the violent media and claimed that this was the main cause of juvenile violence. - I started school. When I write this article, the caster's shooter wants to know whether there is any way of relationship between this and other school shooting, whether it is a way or a motive. Later, you may argue about the bottom of ubiquitous scrolling titles reading countless talk shows, "Shooters Violent Video Game" or "Teen Killers Watched Action Movie" not. Why?

This is the time of the year. Since the holiday is telling the end, parents are confused to buy a perfect gift for their children. With this in mind, many parents will buy their little boys and girls as Xbox One, the latest member of the Microsoft Xbox family. Everyone wants it. However, most Xbox games such as "Call of Duty", "Assassin's Creed", "Halo" are very violent and unconsciously draw war, blood, blood. TV channel FX continues to play movies such as the latest Batman trilogy including strikes, graphic shoots, dozens of explosions, neck fractures, intense depiction of back injuries. Problems can arise if adults think that violent media consumption in the form of video games is "reward" for young people to spend their free time. Young people with existing psychopathology are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of violent video games. "We are alerting smokers about the health effects of tobacco so we should warn parents and children about the increasing scientific evidence of the relationship between proofs.Violent video games and violence ... As parents and grandparents, I think it is important that people know what they can do about the very violent nature of these games. In recent years, news media calls for opposition to violent media as a major cause of youth violence. After the incident like Colombian massacre, the news media destroyed the violent media and claimed that this was the main cause of juvenile violence. - I started school. When I write this article, the caster's shooter wants to know whether there is any way of relationship between this and other school shooting, whether it is a way or a motive. Later, you may argue about the bottom of ubiquitous scrolling titles reading countless talk shows, "Shooters Violent Video Game" or "Teen Killers Watched Action Movie" not. Why?

The readers of the New York Times will discuss dog survival tests or death tests that are used in animal shelters to assess the aggressiveness of dogs. Aggression is a field that is being extensively studied in the fields of psychosocial literature, especially adolescent aggression and development, adult attackability and violence, aggression and criminal behavior, and psychopathology. These discussions are discussed elsewhere in detail (Card, Stucky, Sawalani, & Little, 2008; Kempes, Matthys, de Vries, & van Engeland, 2005; Liu & Wuerker, 2005; Loeber & Hay, 1997; Stoff & Cairns, 1996). The aim of this paper is to clarify the aggressive behavior and its performance and basic risk factors of the major age groups so that nurses and care researchers can better understand, identify, prevent and treat this phenomenon It is to provide an overview. By doing so, we provide a model for predicting, responding to, and preventing aggressive behavior throughout the age range. Understanding the types of factors that increase the likelihood of an attack is one thing, and understanding attacks and violence in a wider society is another matter. The single factor described in this article alone is not enough to cause violence or other extreme attacks. They only occur between an aggressive "risk factor" (such as detailed in this article) and a "protective factor" to suppress aggression. The greater the number of risk factors, the stronger their impact, especially if there are little or no protective factors, the higher the likelihood of an individual's behavioral enthusiasm (Anderson et al., 2007). However, trying to understand collective killing, school shooting, and social violence is a challenge facing social psychologists. The important thing is that the better you understand the factors of risk and protection, the better your psychologist will understand.

The readers of the New York Times will discuss dog survival tests or death tests that are used in animal shelters to assess the aggressiveness of dogs. Aggression is a field that is being extensively studied in the fields of psychosocial literature, especially adolescent aggression and development, adult attackability and violence, aggression and criminal behavior, and psychopathology. These discussions are discussed elsewhere in detail (Card, Stucky, Sawalani, & Little, 2008; Kempes, Matthys, de Vries, & van Engeland, 2005; Liu & Wuerker, 2005; Loeber & Hay, 1997; Stoff & Cairns, 1996). The aim of this paper is to clarify the aggressive behavior and its performance and basic risk factors of the major age groups so that nurses and care researchers can better understand, identify, prevent and treat this phenomenon It is to provide an overview. By doing so, we provide a model for predicting, responding to, and preventing aggressive behavior throughout the age range. Understanding the types of factors that increase the likelihood of an attack is one thing, and understanding attacks and violence in a wider society is another matter. The single factor described in this article alone is not enough to cause violence or other extreme attacks. They only occur between an aggressive "risk factor" (such as detailed in this article) and a "protective factor" to suppress aggression. The greater the number of risk factors, the stronger their impact, especially if there are little or no protective factors, the higher the likelihood of an individual's behavioral enthusiasm (Anderson et al., 2007). However, trying to understand collective killing, school shooting, and social violence is a challenge facing social psychologists. The important thing is that the better you understand the factors of risk and protection, the better your psychologist will understand.

Family culture influences our mind, our way of life, and the future. When we first began to understand the baby, we introduced our family ideals first through culture. As we get older, these cultural influences continue to be influenced by our decisions. Of course, the family is not the same. As an Asian-American, we continue to fight between traditional Asian culture and Western freedom culture. It is clear that this conflict causes many problems between parents and children, especially through my friends. Welcome to Family and Culture Lab. Our research investigates psychopathology and the culture, the socialization of families, and the disposition for children's and youth's capacity development. Our laboratory's graduate research projects such as development of pediatric executive function, bilingualism, relationship between teacher and student, cultural gap between parent and child, and community influence on child's development My story and similar stories shared by many Americans reveal the basic truth of our country. The existence of opportunities may affect the personal prospects of the future. Those opportunities From my earliest life experience I have learned that today's situation does not determine how the future will be revealed - we have a better life for ourselves You can create it. That is why we are creating an index for 2014 culture and opportunity. This is to show the status as a country, to strengthen the determination to restore the United States. This is especially true in Nepal. "Our culture, our identity". From dawn to dusk, from birth to death, Nepalese lifestyles are greatly affected by culture. Every moment in our life is led by culture. Fortunately, most of our culture is very good. In our country, Nepal has various caste, religion, and ethnic groups. Even people in the same area and people in the same state have different cultures. Sometimes they are the same surname and even ethnic groups.

Family culture influences our mind, our way of life, and the future. When we first began to understand the baby, we introduced our family ideals first through culture. As we get older, these cultural influences continue to be influenced by our decisions. Of course, the family is not the same. As an Asian-American, we continue to fight between traditional Asian culture and Western freedom culture. It is clear that this conflict causes many problems between parents and children, especially through my friends. Welcome to Family and Culture Lab. Our research investigates psychopathology and the culture, the socialization of families, and the disposition for children's and youth's capacity development. Our laboratory's graduate research projects such as development of pediatric executive function, bilingualism, relationship between teacher and student, cultural gap between parent and child, and community influence on child's development My story and similar stories shared by many Americans reveal the basic truth of our country. The existence of opportunities may affect the personal prospects of the future. Those opportunities From my earliest life experience I have learned that today's situation does not determine how the future will be revealed - we have a better life for ourselves You can create it. That is why we are creating an index for 2014 culture and opportunity. This is to show the status as a country, to strengthen the determination to restore the United States. This is especially true in Nepal. "Our culture, our identity". From dawn to dusk, from birth to death, Nepalese lifestyles are greatly affected by culture. Every moment in our life is led by culture. Fortunately, most of our culture is very good. In our country, Nepal has various caste, religion, and ethnic groups. Even people in the same area and people in the same state have different cultures. Sometimes they are the same surname and even ethnic groups.

Decision-making decisions In most cases, American students actively participate in education decisions. Funding for American university education, undergraduates and / or their parents New students passing through American high school usually find intelligent needs Experimental students will make expectations and explanations when they enter your classroom to achieve your expectations Express material cognitive research in various ways and show that students can understand concepts Some foreign students may hesitate approaches and questions, but we offer a variety of opponents. Description: Cultural universality and specificity, national identity, cultural differences in human development, character, emotion, cognition, social interaction and psychopathology, adaptive psychology of immigrants and cultures, approach based on mindfulness and Psychological assessment and treatment of culturally diverse populations. Contents: It covers various views of usual substance use, alcohol consumption, alcohol dependence, nicotine addiction, drug addiction, behavioral addiction. Behavioral genetics, neuroscience and psychophysiological studies, developmental problems, development of environmental factors diseases, clinical psychotherapy and prevention, psychiatry and epidemiology, social, emotional, attitudes and experimental studies. Students participate in the creation and interpretation of actual data sets on data analysis, intoxication, and read and review research papers on various topics. An analysis of the traditional and contemporary culture and history of North Ataspancan in the Alaska inland and the Canadian forests in the northwest. The emphasis is on adaptation to the environment, commonality and change in cultural patterns, interaction with people in neighboring countries including Europeans, and changes in culture over time. Learn the differences between cross cultures in social control and legal formations, including the traditional forms of Alaska natives. Beyond purely theoretical cultural legal issues, this course utilizes anthropological knowledge and laws to study the provision of legal services in a cross-cultural context. The way to improve the legitimate service delivery system will be reviewed. Confirm the service providing system

Decision-making decisions In most cases, American students actively participate in education decisions. Funding for American university education, undergraduates and / or their parents New students passing through American high school usually find intelligent needs Experimental students will make expectations and explanations when they enter your classroom to achieve your expectations Express material cognitive research in various ways and show that students can understand concepts Some foreign students may hesitate approaches and questions, but we offer a variety of opponents. Description: Cultural universality and specificity, national identity, cultural differences in human development, character, emotion, cognition, social interaction and psychopathology, adaptive psychology of immigrants and cultures, approach based on mindfulness and Psychological assessment and treatment of culturally diverse populations. Contents: It covers various views of usual substance use, alcohol consumption, alcohol dependence, nicotine addiction, drug addiction, behavioral addiction. Behavioral genetics, neuroscience and psychophysiological studies, developmental problems, development of environmental factors diseases, clinical psychotherapy and prevention, psychiatry and epidemiology, social, emotional, attitudes and experimental studies. Students participate in the creation and interpretation of actual data sets on data analysis, intoxication, and read and review research papers on various topics. An analysis of the traditional and contemporary culture and history of North Ataspancan in the Alaska inland and the Canadian forests in the northwest. The emphasis is on adaptation to the environment, commonality and change in cultural patterns, interaction with people in neighboring countries including Europeans, and changes in culture over time. Learn the differences between cross cultures in social control and legal formations, including the traditional forms of Alaska natives. Beyond purely theoretical cultural legal issues, this course utilizes anthropological knowledge and laws to study the provision of legal services in a cross-cultural context. The way to improve the legitimate service delivery system will be reviewed. Confirm the service providing system

Interpretation of Personality Formation According to Sigmund Freud, why we are doing, why we are, who we are, and how we will be like this are all in our sexuality It is relevant. Differences in personality arise from differences in childhood experience. In Freud's psychoanalysis model, the development of child's character is discussed in the "sexual psychological stage". In his "Three Papers on Sex" (1915), Freud outlined the five phases of sexual drive: oral, anal, penis, incubation and genitalia. Learning Personality Theory PSY / 405 August 8, 2011 Linda O'Connor Learning Personality Theory Psychologists try to explain personality through the development of various personality theories. Each theory differs in terms of interpretation and prospects. Each theory of personality learning provides explanation, ideology and dimension. Learning personality theory focuses on the interaction between individuals and their environment. Ontological Personality Theories Many theorists are trying to find out how the person's personality is shaped. The proposed theory raises interesting and effective ideas about personality, but there are others that took different approaches to their research. Abraham Maslow's humanities - dynamic theory, Karl Rogers' people-oriented theory, and Rolomei's popular existential psychology People-centered approach was established by Carl Rogers in the 1940s and 1950s. It provides a dynamic, process-oriented interpretation that explains the development and function of personality, the vulnerability to psychopathology, and the therapeutic growth of mental health (Rogers, 1959). According to human-centered theory, everyone has a tendency to achieve. Rogers (1951) explained it as the essential motivation of each living organism and to the fullest extent possible in their own unique living environment and possibilities (Gillon, 2007). Although this is a controversial concept (Ryan, 1995; Levitt, 2008), the main criticism as a whole human theory theory is the basic concept of treatment, the root of treatment is in customer's consciousness and self-change. Attitudes and behavioral abilities (Bradley, 1999)

Interpretation of Personality Formation According to Sigmund Freud, why we are doing, why we are, who we are, and how we will be like this are all in our sexuality It is relevant. Differences in personality arise from differences in childhood experience. In Freud's psychoanalysis model, the development of child's character is discussed in the "sexual psychological stage". In his "Three Papers on Sex" (1915), Freud outlined the five phases of sexual drive: oral, anal, penis, incubation and genitalia. Learning Personality Theory PSY / 405 August 8, 2011 Linda O'Connor Learning Personality Theory Psychologists try to explain personality through the development of various personality theories. Each theory differs in terms of interpretation and prospects. Each theory of personality learning provides explanation, ideology and dimension. Learning personality theory focuses on the interaction between individuals and their environment. Ontological Personality Theories Many theorists are trying to find out how the person's personality is shaped. The proposed theory raises interesting and effective ideas about personality, but there are others that took different approaches to their research. Abraham Maslow's humanities - dynamic theory, Karl Rogers' people-oriented theory, and Rolomei's popular existential psychology People-centered approach was established by Carl Rogers in the 1940s and 1950s. It provides a dynamic, process-oriented interpretation that explains the development and function of personality, the vulnerability to psychopathology, and the therapeutic growth of mental health (Rogers, 1959). According to human-centered theory, everyone has a tendency to achieve. Rogers (1951) explained it as the essential motivation of each living organism and to the fullest extent possible in their own unique living environment and possibilities (Gillon, 2007). Although this is a controversial concept (Ryan, 1995; Levitt, 2008), the main criticism as a whole human theory theory is the basic concept of treatment, the root of treatment is in customer's consciousness and self-change. Attitudes and behavioral abilities (Bradley, 1999)

Severe depression or MDD is a very common clinical condition that affects millions of people each year. According to medical policy and research institutions, "Most doctors are almost always well treated, but they are undergoing diagnosis and treatment of depression, according to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4 th Edition (DSM) - IV And people suffering from this disease will usually lose melancholy or interest in bringing happiness to them; at least two weeks. F 32.0 Major depression, single episode, mild F 32.1 major depression, single, moderate F 32.2 major depression, single, severe non-psychotic features F 32.3 Major depression, single-shot, psychopathology F 32.4 Major Depression, Single Episode, Partial Remission Depression, No Incremental History of Independent Seizures, Increase in Energy or Mania with Favorite Features and Severity Associated. At least one previous episode lasts at least two weeks and is separated by the current episode of at least two months. In the past, there was never a flirty and arrogant plan. This category can still be used if the patient is undergoing treatment to reduce the risk of further episodes Major depressive disorder (MDD), commonly referred to as major depression, unipolar depression or clinical depression, one individual has one or more severe depressive episodes. Diagnosis of severe depression (single episode) is diagnosed after one episode. Diagnosis is major depression (relapse) after multiple episodes. Depression without mania is sometimes called unipolar depression. Emotions are still at the bottom of "poles", they do not rise as high as bipolar disorder, arrogant "pole".

Severe depression or MDD is a very common clinical condition that affects millions of people each year. According to medical policy and research institutions, "Most doctors are almost always well treated, but they are undergoing diagnosis and treatment of depression, according to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4 th Edition (DSM) - IV And people suffering from this disease will usually lose melancholy or interest in bringing happiness to them; at least two weeks. F 32.0 Major depression, single episode, mild F 32.1 major depression, single, moderate F 32.2 major depression, single, severe non-psychotic features F 32.3 Major depression, single-shot, psychopathology F 32.4 Major Depression, Single Episode, Partial Remission Depression, No Incremental History of Independent Seizures, Increase in Energy or Mania with Favorite Features and Severity Associated. At least one previous episode lasts at least two weeks and is separated by the current episode of at least two months. In the past, there was never a flirty and arrogant plan. This category can still be used if the patient is undergoing treatment to reduce the risk of further episodes Major depressive disorder (MDD), commonly referred to as major depression, unipolar depression or clinical depression, one individual has one or more severe depressive episodes. Diagnosis of severe depression (single episode) is diagnosed after one episode. Diagnosis is major depression (relapse) after multiple episodes. Depression without mania is sometimes called unipolar depression. Emotions are still at the bottom of "poles", they do not rise as high as bipolar disorder, arrogant "pole".

Terror Management Theory (TMT) was proposed by social psychologist Jeff Greenberg, Tom Pischensky, Sheldon Solomon in 1986. The theory was inspired by cultural anthropologist Ernest Becker's work and was asked by two relatively simple questions. Why do people need to feel themselves better? Why do people get along with people different from themselves? The fundamental point of the theory is that by investing in a system of cultural beliefs (or worldview) related to life and individuals subscribing to it, humans can calm the possibility of fears inherent in vulnerability and death consciousness I will try to. Meaning (or self esteem). Since its inception the theory empirically studied the motivation of self-esteem and the nature of prejudice, as well as empirically studied many other forms of human social behavior. To date, more than 300 studies in dozens and above countries have focused on aggression, stereotypes, need for structure and meaning, depression and psychopathology (like phobia), political preferences, creativity, sex and charm, and I searched for problems like romance. Topics on interpersonal relationships, self-recognition, unconscious recognition, martyrdom, religion, group identity, aversion, relationship between human and nature, physical health, risks, legal judgment. For more specific information, please refer to the list of publications. Terror management theory is an empirically supported theory that explains self-esteem and the psychological function of culture. The theory suggests that people seek to maintain the belief that they are important contributors to meaningful space to minimize the terrible possibilities of their perception of their own mortality. Culture provides meaning to its members - the view of the world and the foundation of self-esteem to fulfill this terrorist management function. Former graduate students from the University of Kansas, Sheldon Solomon, Jeff Greenberg and Tom Pyszczynski developed the theory of terrorism management in 1984. These social psychologists are looking for answers to two basic questions about human behavior. Why do people need self esteem? Why are there different cultures during the difficult times of coexistence during peace? Trio found a potential answer to these questions in the work of anthropologist Ernest Becker. The Terror Management Theory (TMT) emphasizes that humans can respond to their perception of their own mortality through terrorism and people's beliefs about the human meaning can protect them from this terror. It is based on the view that it has sex. (Greenberg & Arndt, 2011). There is some strong evidence to prove the accuracy and applicability of this theory. For example, studies have shown that the outcome of self-esteem of an event is generally consistent with their assumption about how the same event accepts or rejects those events to others (Leary , Tambor, Terdal, & Downs, 1995).

Terror Management Theory (TMT) was proposed by social psychologist Jeff Greenberg, Tom Pischensky, Sheldon Solomon in 1986. The theory was inspired by cultural anthropologist Ernest Becker's work and was asked by two relatively simple questions. Why do people need to feel themselves better? Why do people get along with people different from themselves? The fundamental point of the theory is that by investing in a system of cultural beliefs (or worldview) related to life and individuals subscribing to it, humans can calm the possibility of fears inherent in vulnerability and death consciousness I will try to. Meaning (or self esteem). Since its inception the theory empirically studied the motivation of self-esteem and the nature of prejudice, as well as empirically studied many other forms of human social behavior. To date, more than 300 studies in dozens and above countries have focused on aggression, stereotypes, need for structure and meaning, depression and psychopathology (like phobia), political preferences, creativity, sex and charm, and I searched for problems like romance. Topics on interpersonal relationships, self-recognition, unconscious recognition, martyrdom, religion, group identity, aversion, relationship between human and nature, physical health, risks, legal judgment. For more specific information, please refer to the list of publications. Terror management theory is an empirically supported theory that explains self-esteem and the psychological function of culture. The theory suggests that people seek to maintain the belief that they are important contributors to meaningful space to minimize the terrible possibilities of their perception of their own mortality. Culture provides meaning to its members - the view of the world and the foundation of self-esteem to fulfill this terrorist management function. Former graduate students from the University of Kansas, Sheldon Solomon, Jeff Greenberg and Tom Pyszczynski developed the theory of terrorism management in 1984. These social psychologists are looking for answers to two basic questions about human behavior. Why do people need self esteem? Why are there different cultures during the difficult times of coexistence during peace? Trio found a potential answer to these questions in the work of anthropologist Ernest Becker. The Terror Management Theory (TMT) emphasizes that humans can respond to their perception of their own mortality through terrorism and people's beliefs about the human meaning can protect them from this terror. It is based on the view that it has sex. (Greenberg & Arndt, 2011). There is some strong evidence to prove the accuracy and applicability of this theory. For example, studies have shown that the outcome of self-esteem of an event is generally consistent with their assumption about how the same event accepts or rejects those events to others (Leary , Tambor, Terdal, & Downs, 1995).

Diversity and cultural competence in family therapy Therapists are faced with problems, problems and customer concerns everyday. Experts need to understand how customers are related to the world around them. These emotions and ideas affect how customers perceive problems and how they respond. In other words, their behavior also affects individual thoughts, needs, and emotions. The therapist must understand the customer's history, values, culture in order to provide effective treatment. The importance of understanding the diversity of family life in communities and countries, and the importance of understanding the culture and the status of ethnic minorities, has increasingly influenced the family structure and dynamics, family psychopathology, family therapy judgment There. Pearce 1996; Pedersen 1997; Szapocznik and Kurtines 1993). An empirical study of similarities and differences between different families in many cultures around the world provides a clearer guideline for those who are better understanding the development of humans and society and trying to change their family lives It helps. Diversity and cultural competence in family therapy Therapists are faced with problems, problems and customer concerns everyday. Experts need to understand how customers are related to the world around them. These emotions and ideas affect how customers perceive problems and how they respond. In other words, their behavior also affects individual thoughts, needs, and emotions. - As an acute behavioral health department, emergency room, case management work nurse, cultural perception is essential when treating diverse patient populations. According to the Ministry of Health and Human Services minority ethnic health department (OMH), the cultural ability is "a series of actions, attitudes, and skills that allow nurses to work effectively in a cross-cultural environment" (Garcia , 2007, p. 1). Why is cultural ability important? Cultural ability is important for several reasons. The first reason is that we live in a diverse society. We differ in race / ethnicity, social class, gender, sexual orientation, ability, age and religion / spirit. You should not think any opinion is better than other opinions. Every aspect is effective. Nevertheless, people who traditionally held power developed rules and policies that reflect their cultural views, but they are unaware that they see the world from a particular cultural standpoint Hmm. This unintentional prejudice brought about overpresentation of African-American and Hispanic groups in jail, detention of juveniles, special education and foster care. In addition, these and other minority groups are underestimated in punitive treatment-oriented systems such as mental health and hospitalization facilities.

Diversity and cultural competence in family therapy Therapists are faced with problems, problems and customer concerns everyday. Experts need to understand how customers are related to the world around them. These emotions and ideas affect how customers perceive problems and how they respond. In other words, their behavior also affects individual thoughts, needs, and emotions. The therapist must understand the customer's history, values, culture in order to provide effective treatment. The importance of understanding the diversity of family life in communities and countries, and the importance of understanding the culture and the status of ethnic minorities, has increasingly influenced the family structure and dynamics, family psychopathology, family therapy judgment There. Pearce 1996; Pedersen 1997; Szapocznik and Kurtines 1993). An empirical study of similarities and differences between different families in many cultures around the world provides a clearer guideline for those who are better understanding the development of humans and society and trying to change their family lives It helps. Diversity and cultural competence in family therapy Therapists are faced with problems, problems and customer concerns everyday. Experts need to understand how customers are related to the world around them. These emotions and ideas affect how customers perceive problems and how they respond. In other words, their behavior also affects individual thoughts, needs, and emotions. - As an acute behavioral health department, emergency room, case management work nurse, cultural perception is essential when treating diverse patient populations. According to the Ministry of Health and Human Services minority ethnic health department (OMH), the cultural ability is "a series of actions, attitudes, and skills that allow nurses to work effectively in a cross-cultural environment" (Garcia , 2007, p. 1). Why is cultural ability important? Cultural ability is important for several reasons. The first reason is that we live in a diverse society. We differ in race / ethnicity, social class, gender, sexual orientation, ability, age and religion / spirit. You should not think any opinion is better than other opinions. Every aspect is effective. Nevertheless, people who traditionally held power developed rules and policies that reflect their cultural views, but they are unaware that they see the world from a particular cultural standpoint Hmm. This unintentional prejudice brought about overpresentation of African-American and Hispanic groups in jail, detention of juveniles, special education and foster care. In addition, these and other minority groups are underestimated in punitive treatment-oriented systems such as mental health and hospitalization facilities.

In most cases, video games are present in any house in the teenager's house. Video games are popular among people of all ages, but teenagers are often the most involved. The article was developed by three members of psychopathology department at the Dutch university. When discussing the use of video games, it was claimed that "Today, 91% of children aged 2 to 17 are playing video games in the US" (Granic, Lobel, Engels). Children can sit on the television screen and spend countless hours to participate in electronic activities. Violent video games are always a problem in the United States. Many people think that violent video games should be banned and claim that they will have a negative impact on people. Violent video games are different from the real world. Video games are not just a kind of entertainment but also another way for people to escape reality and enter virtual fantasy. If James Gee blames the horrible event that happened to a violent video game, he explains that he is obsessed only with food. Violent video games should not be banned as violent video games will ban violent video games from improving your skills, reducing violence and violating the 14th revision. Violent video game enhancements and ... more content Although much of the impact of violent games reflects the influence of violent television, there are at least three reasons to believe that violent video games have a stronger influence on violence than violent television programs Yes. "Let's learn better when involved positively" 13 For example, a person wants to learn how to fly an airplane. Which is a suitable guideline for reading books, watching TV programs, or using video game flight simulators? Secondly, violent video game players are likely to identify violent characters. Violent video games pose many dangers to children and young people. Check out the effects of violent video games and the psychological processes that these video games can affect players. Moderator to consider the relationship of effects of violent video games such as personal differences and game functions. II Most experiments on the effects of violent video games are done by college students. Researchers divided them into two groups. One is a violent game and the other is a non-violent video game. Researchers then measured the emotions of each group of students and how they behave. After playing violent video games, scientists have devised other ways to measure emotional responses as you can not see if young guns and knives kill each other. "Many games have morally displeasing things, and I think that it is debating a lot about this problem," he said. "We misunderstood ethical concerns about these highly effective video games - I found that many games are morally uncomfortable - and morally uncomfortable I think"

In most cases, video games are present in any house in the teenager's house. Video games are popular among people of all ages, but teenagers are often the most involved. The article was developed by three members of psychopathology department at the Dutch university. When discussing the use of video games, it was claimed that "Today, 91% of children aged 2 to 17 are playing video games in the US" (Granic, Lobel, Engels). Children can sit on the television screen and spend countless hours to participate in electronic activities. Violent video games are always a problem in the United States. Many people think that violent video games should be banned and claim that they will have a negative impact on people. Violent video games are different from the real world. Video games are not just a kind of entertainment but also another way for people to escape reality and enter virtual fantasy. If James Gee blames the horrible event that happened to a violent video game, he explains that he is obsessed only with food. Violent video games should not be banned as violent video games will ban violent video games from improving your skills, reducing violence and violating the 14th revision. Violent video game enhancements and ... more content Although much of the impact of violent games reflects the influence of violent television, there are at least three reasons to believe that violent video games have a stronger influence on violence than violent television programs Yes. "Let's learn better when involved positively" 13 For example, a person wants to learn how to fly an airplane. Which is a suitable guideline for reading books, watching TV programs, or using video game flight simulators? Secondly, violent video game players are likely to identify violent characters. Violent video games pose many dangers to children and young people. Check out the effects of violent video games and the psychological processes that these video games can affect players. Moderator to consider the relationship of effects of violent video games such as personal differences and game functions. II Most experiments on the effects of violent video games are done by college students. Researchers divided them into two groups. One is a violent game and the other is a non-violent video game. Researchers then measured the emotions of each group of students and how they behave. After playing violent video games, scientists have devised other ways to measure emotional responses as you can not see if young guns and knives kill each other. "Many games have morally displeasing things, and I think that it is debating a lot about this problem," he said. "We misunderstood ethical concerns about these highly effective video games - I found that many games are morally uncomfortable - and morally uncomfortable I think"

Social psychology surveys include interactive processes, small groups, attitudes and attitudes, and social problems In this course, we will consider from two viewpoints of different emotional theory. (1) Differential emotional approach has strong evolutionary basis, (2) Social constructivist approach. Next, this course will conduct empirical research on various aspects of emotion such as expression, physiology, evaluation, emotional vocabulary. Finally, we will consider more concrete topics such as social interaction, culture, gender, personality, psychopathology. Emiliana Simon - Dr. Thomas is the science director of the Great Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley. Together with Dr. Dacher Keltner, she co-hosted GX 101x: Happiness Science. This is a free 8-week large open online course on the edX.org platform that provides science-based practice for a meaningful and happy life. The course begins in September 2015 and will be offered as a self-study course again in December. We talked about Dr. Simon Thomas, the factors that influence happiness and what we can do for people to develop greater happiness in their lives. Dacher Keltner is a social psychologist who saw many keen insights about the essence of our emotions and the foundation of that evolution. He is a professor at the University of California at Berkeley where he teaches "Human Happiness", one of the most popular courses for undergraduates. Based on this philosophy, Dacher Keltner will measure this ratio as a way of measuring happiness for individuals, partners, and even the whole country. The Jen ratio can be calculated as a simple score. The number of behaviors denying other actions (eg, actions to exclude others) is displayed in the denominator. Dacher Keltner advocates Zen Romanticism by combining his views on scientific expertise in Jen ratio and emotion. This paper resolves the ancient problem of how people keep happiness. This view is influenced by the Confucian principle and the Western philosophy. According to Zen Romanticism, humans have evolved instinctive drive to positive emotions such as appreciation, joy, awe, compassion. The cultivation of these emotions enables people to reach a high proportion. While acting to achieve the same emotion in other ways, the high gen ratio, and the key to achieving happiness this time, is to pay attention to this sociable feeling.

Social psychology surveys include interactive processes, small groups, attitudes and attitudes, and social problems In this course, we will consider from two viewpoints of different emotional theory. (1) Differential emotional approach has strong evolutionary basis, (2) Social constructivist approach. Next, this course will conduct empirical research on various aspects of emotion such as expression, physiology, evaluation, emotional vocabulary. Finally, we will consider more concrete topics such as social interaction, culture, gender, personality, psychopathology. Emiliana Simon - Dr. Thomas is the science director of the Great Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley. Together with Dr. Dacher Keltner, she co-hosted GX 101x: Happiness Science. This is a free 8-week large open online course on the edX.org platform that provides science-based practice for a meaningful and happy life. The course begins in September 2015 and will be offered as a self-study course again in December. We talked about Dr. Simon Thomas, the factors that influence happiness and what we can do for people to develop greater happiness in their lives. Dacher Keltner is a social psychologist who saw many keen insights about the essence of our emotions and the foundation of that evolution. He is a professor at the University of California at Berkeley where he teaches "Human Happiness", one of the most popular courses for undergraduates. Based on this philosophy, Dacher Keltner will measure this ratio as a way of measuring happiness for individuals, partners, and even the whole country. The Jen ratio can be calculated as a simple score. The number of behaviors denying other actions (eg, actions to exclude others) is displayed in the denominator. Dacher Keltner advocates Zen Romanticism by combining his views on scientific expertise in Jen ratio and emotion. This paper resolves the ancient problem of how people keep happiness. This view is influenced by the Confucian principle and the Western philosophy. According to Zen Romanticism, humans have evolved instinctive drive to positive emotions such as appreciation, joy, awe, compassion. The cultivation of these emotions enables people to reach a high proportion. While acting to achieve the same emotion in other ways, the high gen ratio, and the key to achieving happiness this time, is to pay attention to this sociable feeling.

Changing psychology is not about thinking about the past but about how to predict and evaluate future possibilities for promoting ideas and actions Combine materials from various sources such as philosophy, decision theory, social psychology, animal psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience One concept emerging in positive psychology and cognitive science commonly used by American psychologist Martin Seligman and his colleagues is the human prospectus. I believe that evolution has produced animals' brains. The brain understands the past and the present, and tries to select the action that leads to a better future. Human ability to predict outcomes for decades or more will provide greater survival advantage over other animals with a shorter perspective than expected. The majority of the history of psychology is governed by the framework that people's behavior depends on past history (memories) and the current situation (perception and motivation). Hom Prospectus focused on future frontiers and centers, opened up discussions in new areas of psychology and neuroscience, and reevaluated this idea. The author studied the four modes thoroughly: the quest operation: tacit thinking, sculpture of meaning, wandering of thinking and collective (social) imagination. Then they explored the role of exploring some of the most permanent problems in life: why do people think about the future? Do you have a free will? What is the essence of intuition? And how does it work in ethics? How does emotion play a role in human psychology? Is there a causal process common to different psychopathology? Our creativity Within this amazing fusion of philosophy, statistics, decision theory, psychology, and neuroscience research, Hom Prospectus explains how human exploration basically understands the important cognitive processes for improving individuals and society Whether to change it. Function The aim is to inspire academics in the fields of psychology, neuroscience and philosophy to interest in this new science and inspire those of higher grade who are interested in what the human nature is.

Changing psychology is not about thinking about the past but about how to predict and evaluate future possibilities for promoting ideas and actions Combine materials from various sources such as philosophy, decision theory, social psychology, animal psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience One concept emerging in positive psychology and cognitive science commonly used by American psychologist Martin Seligman and his colleagues is the human prospectus. I believe that evolution has produced animals' brains. The brain understands the past and the present, and tries to select the action that leads to a better future. Human ability to predict outcomes for decades or more will provide greater survival advantage over other animals with a shorter perspective than expected. The majority of the history of psychology is governed by the framework that people's behavior depends on past history (memories) and the current situation (perception and motivation). Hom Prospectus focused on future frontiers and centers, opened up discussions in new areas of psychology and neuroscience, and reevaluated this idea. The author studied the four modes thoroughly: the quest operation: tacit thinking, sculpture of meaning, wandering of thinking and collective (social) imagination. Then they explored the role of exploring some of the most permanent problems in life: why do people think about the future? Do you have a free will? What is the essence of intuition? And how does it work in ethics? How does emotion play a role in human psychology? Is there a causal process common to different psychopathology? Our creativity Within this amazing fusion of philosophy, statistics, decision theory, psychology, and neuroscience research, Hom Prospectus explains how human exploration basically understands the important cognitive processes for improving individuals and society Whether to change it. Function The aim is to inspire academics in the fields of psychology, neuroscience and philosophy to interest in this new science and inspire those of higher grade who are interested in what the human nature is.

The number of young people committing suicide is increasing rapidly. About 30,000 people die each year from suicide, and 750,000 people are attempting suicide. ("Cause of suicide") There are many reasons for people to commit suicide. People mainly commit suicide due to bullying, abuse and stress, such as drug abuse, depression, low self-esteem, helplessness, all sorts of abuse. Stress can arise from a variety of things, which allows people to feel that their own lives are necessary. Suicide is the leading cause of death in the United States. Between 1999 and 2016 suicide rates are rising in almost all provinces. Mental health is often seen as the cause of suicide, but suicide rarely causes it. Indeed, many people who die of suicide do not know that they are diagnosed as being mentally ill at the time of death. Other problems often lead to suicide, such as interpersonal relationships, use of objects, physical health, work, money, legal or housing pressure issues. Ensuring collaboration between government, public health, medical, employers, education, media and community organizations is important to prevent suicide. The public health department can tie these partners and focus on comprehensive domestic and community activities and is most likely to prevent suicide Suicide is a serious public health problem and can cause immense pain, suffering, and loss to individuals, families, and communities throughout the country. The cause of suicide is complex and is determined by a combination of factors such as psychosis, substance abuse, painful loss, violent exposure, and social isolation. Suicide Prevention Initiatives: Although suicide rates have increased in the past decade, most are caused by middle-aged suicide, and suicide has almost occurred in the United States now. From 1999 to 2013, the age-adjusted suicide rate for all age groups in the United States increased (10.5% to 13.5%). Half of these deaths occurred through the use of firearms. Suicide is thought to be the third most common cause of death among young people after accidents and murder. According to Kahn (2016), about 38,000 people in the United States died of suicide. Suicidal behavior occurs in many situations in adolescence. One of the conditions is a family factor. These factors include parent's death and loss of divorce, family suicide behavior, parent's psychopathology, family discord and abuse. These conditions lead to puberty attempts and actual suicidal behavior

The number of young people committing suicide is increasing rapidly. About 30,000 people die each year from suicide, and 750,000 people are attempting suicide. ("Cause of suicide") There are many reasons for people to commit suicide. People mainly commit suicide due to bullying, abuse and stress, such as drug abuse, depression, low self-esteem, helplessness, all sorts of abuse. Stress can arise from a variety of things, which allows people to feel that their own lives are necessary. Suicide is the leading cause of death in the United States. Between 1999 and 2016 suicide rates are rising in almost all provinces. Mental health is often seen as the cause of suicide, but suicide rarely causes it. Indeed, many people who die of suicide do not know that they are diagnosed as being mentally ill at the time of death. Other problems often lead to suicide, such as interpersonal relationships, use of objects, physical health, work, money, legal or housing pressure issues. Ensuring collaboration between government, public health, medical, employers, education, media and community organizations is important to prevent suicide. The public health department can tie these partners and focus on comprehensive domestic and community activities and is most likely to prevent suicide Suicide is a serious public health problem and can cause immense pain, suffering, and loss to individuals, families, and communities throughout the country. The cause of suicide is complex and is determined by a combination of factors such as psychosis, substance abuse, painful loss, violent exposure, and social isolation. Suicide Prevention Initiatives: Although suicide rates have increased in the past decade, most are caused by middle-aged suicide, and suicide has almost occurred in the United States now. From 1999 to 2013, the age-adjusted suicide rate for all age groups in the United States increased (10.5% to 13.5%). Half of these deaths occurred through the use of firearms. Suicide is thought to be the third most common cause of death among young people after accidents and murder. According to Kahn (2016), about 38,000 people in the United States died of suicide. Suicidal behavior occurs in many situations in adolescence. One of the conditions is a family factor. These factors include parent's death and loss of divorce, family suicide behavior, parent's psychopathology, family discord and abuse. These conditions lead to puberty attempts and actual suicidal behavior

Psycho-psychology research is based on research on human behavior. Psychologists apply learning to multiple organizations, such as administration, human service, and many other areas. Psychology is also divided into various fields of behavior. Clinical psychologists do one-on-one work with inpatients only. Psychologists in psychology research use their observations and tests in their research to study how to deal with everyday problems in today's world. Developmental psychologists are presented with changes in their research patterns and behavior from early childhood to adulthood. Developmental psychology covers a wide range of fields such as psychology of education, psychopathology of children, forensic developmental psychology, child development, cognitive psychology, ecological psychology, cultural psychology and so on. Development psychologists influencing the 20th century include Urie Bronfenbrenner, Erik Erikson, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Barbara Rogoff, Esther Thelen, Lev Vygotsky. John B. Watson and Jean-Jacques Rousseau are often considered to provide the foundation of modern developmental psychology. In the mid-eighteenth century, Jean Jacques Rousseau described three developmental stages: Emile's baby (early childhood), pool (childhood) and adolescence: or education. Rousseau's idea was strongly influenced by educators at the time. Sigmund Freud is the founder of psychoanalysis, psychotherapy and personality theory systems are still one of the most influential and pessimistic systems in psychology. He was born in Freiberg in Moravia in 1856 (the state of the Austrian-Hungarian empire which was part of Czechoslovakia today). , Jacob's third wife, Amarin Nasso Freud. Freud was his birthplace, but his intention and purpose were all in Vienna. His family moved to Vienna at the age of four, and he stayed there until the year before his death. The four sisters he left were killed in a massacre. In 1886, Freud married Martha Bernards. They have three sons and three daughters. The youngest Anna of them has become an outstanding person in the psychoanalytic movement. Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung have very different approaches to psychology, but both are considered the founder of modern psychoanalytic movement. Their efforts in the dynamic field have made psychology department popular learning choice - and the students' online psychology degree has reached a record level. In April 1906, Freud began communication with a young psychiatrist, Carl John. When Jung went to Vienna in 1907, they met them directly later and the two became fast friends. Their first meeting lasted only 12 hours. Freud believes it is "extremely smart, flashy, quite extraordinary." Freud, even if he calls "my eldest son", thinks that John is his companion and that he is the heir of his psychoanalysis process.

Psycho-psychology research is based on research on human behavior. Psychologists apply learning to multiple organizations, such as administration, human service, and many other areas. Psychology is also divided into various fields of behavior. Clinical psychologists do one-on-one work with inpatients only. Psychologists in psychology research use their observations and tests in their research to study how to deal with everyday problems in today's world. Developmental psychologists are presented with changes in their research patterns and behavior from early childhood to adulthood. Developmental psychology covers a wide range of fields such as psychology of education, psychopathology of children, forensic developmental psychology, child development, cognitive psychology, ecological psychology, cultural psychology and so on. Development psychologists influencing the 20th century include Urie Bronfenbrenner, Erik Erikson, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Barbara Rogoff, Esther Thelen, Lev Vygotsky. John B. Watson and Jean-Jacques Rousseau are often considered to provide the foundation of modern developmental psychology. In the mid-eighteenth century, Jean Jacques Rousseau described three developmental stages: Emile's baby (early childhood), pool (childhood) and adolescence: or education. Rousseau's idea was strongly influenced by educators at the time. Sigmund Freud is the founder of psychoanalysis, psychotherapy and personality theory systems are still one of the most influential and pessimistic systems in psychology. He was born in Freiberg in Moravia in 1856 (the state of the Austrian-Hungarian empire which was part of Czechoslovakia today). , Jacob's third wife, Amarin Nasso Freud. Freud was his birthplace, but his intention and purpose were all in Vienna. His family moved to Vienna at the age of four, and he stayed there until the year before his death. The four sisters he left were killed in a massacre. In 1886, Freud married Martha Bernards. They have three sons and three daughters. The youngest Anna of them has become an outstanding person in the psychoanalytic movement. Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung have very different approaches to psychology, but both are considered the founder of modern psychoanalytic movement. Their efforts in the dynamic field have made psychology department popular learning choice - and the students' online psychology degree has reached a record level. In April 1906, Freud began communication with a young psychiatrist, Carl John. When Jung went to Vienna in 1907, they met them directly later and the two became fast friends. Their first meeting lasted only 12 hours. Freud believes it is "extremely smart, flashy, quite extraordinary." Freud, even if he calls "my eldest son", thinks that John is his companion and that he is the heir of his psychoanalysis process.

When you think about psychologists, you usually do not think they are minorities. Before this work expired, I did not think the book was prejudice that they chose to quote in the book. Not just psychology, why someone has color, whatever topic is important to his or her gender. Many psychologists have not received any awareness or opportunity because they are not a fixed idea of ​​"white man". When you are interested in entering "psychologist" at Google, the result is a white man. In 1972, many black scholars led by editors of Reginald L. Jones published the inauguration ceremony "Black Psychology". Here, Wade W. Aristocrats introduced the philosophical basis of Africa in black psychology, Joseph White officially proposed the theory of black psychology, which is separated from the true point of view of African Americans It was. By 1974, under the guidance of editor-in-chief William David Smith, the Black Psychologist Association published "Black" to provide empirical research on publication, theoretical analysis of data, and current literature discussion in the field of black population Psychology Journal "was launched. Peer review platform. In 1984, the journal required an interpretation model based on descent values ​​in Africa and multicultural experiences of Africa, with empirical papers using the traditional deficit perspective to explain the behavior of blacks slightly increased Announced the content analysis of 10 years to show that. As written by Joseph A. Baldwin, Kambon relies on his breakthrough paper "African Self-Awareness and African American Mental Health" published in 1984 in the field of blacks or African psychology It is. I got results. In this article, and in many subsequent articles and books, Kambon believes that human society constitutes natural biological factors, including cosmology and observation methods of the world, related to mankind. According to this view, psychopathology and self-hatred are inevitable when Africans accept the external European worldview under social circumstances. For this purpose, Kambon has developed even the African personality pool to help evaluate the progress of the person's goal to work vigorously to promote African self-awareness and release to true black consciousness .

When you think about psychologists, you usually do not think they are minorities. Before this work expired, I did not think the book was prejudice that they chose to quote in the book. Not just psychology, why someone has color, whatever topic is important to his or her gender. Many psychologists have not received any awareness or opportunity because they are not a fixed idea of ​​"white man". When you are interested in entering "psychologist" at Google, the result is a white man. In 1972, many black scholars led by editors of Reginald L. Jones published the inauguration ceremony "Black Psychology". Here, Wade W. Aristocrats introduced the philosophical basis of Africa in black psychology, Joseph White officially proposed the theory of black psychology, which is separated from the true point of view of African Americans It was. By 1974, under the guidance of editor-in-chief William David Smith, the Black Psychologist Association published "Black" to provide empirical research on publication, theoretical analysis of data, and current literature discussion in the field of black population Psychology Journal "was launched. Peer review platform. In 1984, the journal required an interpretation model based on descent values ​​in Africa and multicultural experiences of Africa, with empirical papers using the traditional deficit perspective to explain the behavior of blacks slightly increased Announced the content analysis of 10 years to show that. As written by Joseph A. Baldwin, Kambon relies on his breakthrough paper "African Self-Awareness and African American Mental Health" published in 1984 in the field of blacks or African psychology It is. I got results. In this article, and in many subsequent articles and books, Kambon believes that human society constitutes natural biological factors, including cosmology and observation methods of the world, related to mankind. According to this view, psychopathology and self-hatred are inevitable when Africans accept the external European worldview under social circumstances. For this purpose, Kambon has developed even the African personality pool to help evaluate the progress of the person's goal to work vigorously to promote African self-awareness and release to true black consciousness .

Freud's psychoanalysis is dead. Several assassins, originally killed in the form of Caesar, attacked the theory in their attacks. Simone de Beauvoir was one of the assassins who initially fought against positivism, existentialism, feminism. But it certainly is not the one who started the blow. Like Caesar's influence, Freud's psychoanalytic resurgence reverberated until today. The influence of Freud 's psychoanalysis can be seen through the Western society, even the assassin' s existential and even feminist descendants. What you are seeing is Hollywood's "interpretation" of Freud's psychoanalysis, an example of a theoretical orientation. Freud believes that dreams provide insight into our unconscious thinking. In the past this determines the future, and fertility is the driving force of our lives. He believes in other things, but it is a picture you got. After more than 100 years Freud wrote a psychoanalytic book, the therapist used dozens of different theoretical approaches in various ways. There are lots of lists here, but it is enough to show that it is a good idea to know which your therapist is using. If you really want to know if there are people who are more welcomed from the therapist, please have it. It is called CBT, or cognitive behavioral therapy. Basically, the theory thinks our thinking will determine our emotions. If our thoughts are messed up, our feelings will be the same. CBT may be used by your therapist. But not absolute Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) is a psychotherapy that treats problems by altering feelings, behaviors, and thinking of dysfunction and improves happiness. Contrary to the traditional Freud's psychoanalysis exploring wounds of children to identify the root cause of the conflict, CBT encourages patients to challenge distorted perceptions and change destructive behavior patterns We are focusing on measures. How do you change this in the criminal justice system? It must be within the negotiations between prosecutor and counsel. It must be supported by the judge. It must be supported by Johnny. It must be supported by society, must be supported, and must be supported. why? Freud's psychoanalysis is dead. Several assassins, originally killed in the form of Caesar, attacked the theory in their attacks. Simone de Beauvoir was one of the assassins who initially fought against positivism, existentialism, feminism. But it certainly is not the one who started the blow. Like Caesar's influence, Freud's psychoanalytic resurgence reverberated until today. - The field of psychology may be the most controversial history due to empirical evidence from the teachings of Sigmund Freud, complete lack of psychoanalysis. Psychoanalysis is a type of therapy developed by Freud in the early 20th century and is thought to be the origin of most psychopathology occurring in adulthood, including a strong test of childhood at childhood.

Freud's psychoanalysis is dead. Several assassins, originally killed in the form of Caesar, attacked the theory in their attacks. Simone de Beauvoir was one of the assassins who initially fought against positivism, existentialism, feminism. But it certainly is not the one who started the blow. Like Caesar's influence, Freud's psychoanalytic resurgence reverberated until today. The influence of Freud 's psychoanalysis can be seen through the Western society, even the assassin' s existential and even feminist descendants. What you are seeing is Hollywood's "interpretation" of Freud's psychoanalysis, an example of a theoretical orientation. Freud believes that dreams provide insight into our unconscious thinking. In the past this determines the future, and fertility is the driving force of our lives. He believes in other things, but it is a picture you got. After more than 100 years Freud wrote a psychoanalytic book, the therapist used dozens of different theoretical approaches in various ways. There are lots of lists here, but it is enough to show that it is a good idea to know which your therapist is using. If you really want to know if there are people who are more welcomed from the therapist, please have it. It is called CBT, or cognitive behavioral therapy. Basically, the theory thinks our thinking will determine our emotions. If our thoughts are messed up, our feelings will be the same. CBT may be used by your therapist. But not absolute Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) is a psychotherapy that treats problems by altering feelings, behaviors, and thinking of dysfunction and improves happiness. Contrary to the traditional Freud's psychoanalysis exploring wounds of children to identify the root cause of the conflict, CBT encourages patients to challenge distorted perceptions and change destructive behavior patterns We are focusing on measures. How do you change this in the criminal justice system? It must be within the negotiations between prosecutor and counsel. It must be supported by the judge. It must be supported by Johnny. It must be supported by society, must be supported, and must be supported. why? Freud's psychoanalysis is dead. Several assassins, originally killed in the form of Caesar, attacked the theory in their attacks. Simone de Beauvoir was one of the assassins who initially fought against positivism, existentialism, feminism. But it certainly is not the one who started the blow. Like Caesar's influence, Freud's psychoanalytic resurgence reverberated until today. - The field of psychology may be the most controversial history due to empirical evidence from the teachings of Sigmund Freud, complete lack of psychoanalysis. Psychoanalysis is a type of therapy developed by Freud in the early 20th century and is thought to be the origin of most psychopathology occurring in adulthood, including a strong test of childhood at childhood.

Another person, Heinrich Himmler, who has a presence, psychopathology, large-scale gatherings and a close relationship with the most feared and powerful people in world history is another person. People's level, he knows how to "use this system" to get what he wants. Heinrich Himmler was born in a humble Catholic family in Munich, Germany on October 7, 1900. His father, Joseph Gebhard Himmler, was the principal of the school that taught the Prince of Bavaria, his mother, Anna Maria Himler was a housewife who is taking care of Himmler and his two brothers and sisters. Heinrich Himmler's one of the main replacement, mysterious and mysterious Heinrich Himmler is addicted to astrology, spiritualism, and occultism. This program explores their origins in the dark world of Reichsfuhrer SS and its black uniform elite's strange beliefs, secret societies, mysticism and insight. Adolf Hitler was immersed in mysticism and fate, but Adolphe Hitler believed that when he was very young he was "the power of God who created the Millennium Empire in Germany and Europe". This documentary thoroughly explores the obsession of one of the most terrible personality in the history of the world. As a leader of SS, Heinrich Himmler is one of the main bureaucrats of the Holocaust. He deliberately organized and supported the murder of millions of people. But Himmler is very strange. On one occasion, during a rare Russian front visit, he witnessed the massacre of hundreds of prisoners, a relatively small atrocities stipulated by the SS standards. Still, Himmler almost fainted. This is a very strong proof of his ability to sympathize. People want to know that working efficiency is very high when working on a desk overlooking the air room. Another person thought to play an important role in the Holocaust is Heinrich Himmler. In many respects, Himmler's ideology is very similar to Hitler - "If you want to know what Hitler is thinking about, he should see what Himmler is doing." 8. The introduction of Browning is a perfect summary of the relationship between Adolf Hitler and Heinrich Himmler. Hitler was a writer behind the Holocaust, but Himmler was able to turn Hitler's ideology into a concrete plan. Himmler, like Austwhichz, is behind the scenes of many concentration camps that saw more than two million Jews died. Like Furher, the idea of ​​racial purity dominates Himmler's idea, he wants to preach the authority of the Aryan race. In the speech of Mr. Posen of Himmler in 1957, he insisted that a form of ethnic cleansing is necessary because only one decent Jew was found among "800,000 Germans".

Another person, Heinrich Himmler, who has a presence, psychopathology, large-scale gatherings and a close relationship with the most feared and powerful people in world history is another person. People's level, he knows how to "use this system" to get what he wants. Heinrich Himmler was born in a humble Catholic family in Munich, Germany on October 7, 1900. His father, Joseph Gebhard Himmler, was the principal of the school that taught the Prince of Bavaria, his mother, Anna Maria Himler was a housewife who is taking care of Himmler and his two brothers and sisters. Heinrich Himmler's one of the main replacement, mysterious and mysterious Heinrich Himmler is addicted to astrology, spiritualism, and occultism. This program explores their origins in the dark world of Reichsfuhrer SS and its black uniform elite's strange beliefs, secret societies, mysticism and insight. Adolf Hitler was immersed in mysticism and fate, but Adolphe Hitler believed that when he was very young he was "the power of God who created the Millennium Empire in Germany and Europe". This documentary thoroughly explores the obsession of one of the most terrible personality in the history of the world. As a leader of SS, Heinrich Himmler is one of the main bureaucrats of the Holocaust. He deliberately organized and supported the murder of millions of people. But Himmler is very strange. On one occasion, during a rare Russian front visit, he witnessed the massacre of hundreds of prisoners, a relatively small atrocities stipulated by the SS standards. Still, Himmler almost fainted. This is a very strong proof of his ability to sympathize. People want to know that working efficiency is very high when working on a desk overlooking the air room. Another person thought to play an important role in the Holocaust is Heinrich Himmler. In many respects, Himmler's ideology is very similar to Hitler - "If you want to know what Hitler is thinking about, he should see what Himmler is doing." 8. The introduction of Browning is a perfect summary of the relationship between Adolf Hitler and Heinrich Himmler. Hitler was a writer behind the Holocaust, but Himmler was able to turn Hitler's ideology into a concrete plan. Himmler, like Austwhichz, is behind the scenes of many concentration camps that saw more than two million Jews died. Like Furher, the idea of ​​racial purity dominates Himmler's idea, he wants to preach the authority of the Aryan race. In the speech of Mr. Posen of Himmler in 1957, he insisted that a form of ethnic cleansing is necessary because only one decent Jew was found among "800,000 Germans".

"Scientific research on human thoughts and behaviors" (Feist, 2013, p. 6) is the definition of psychology in the world today. It has been used for centuries to evaluate and support the recovery process of patients with mental illness. It is also used as a means of understanding how people think and prove reasoning behind decisions. Today, psychologists use it as "practice or diagnosis and treatment of thought and behavior problems" (Feist, 2013, p. 6). Psychology provides a space for the development of science and social behavior. Psychology is a study of human thought, emotion, behavior. Abnormal psychology is a study of abnormal thinking, emotion and behavior. Abnormal thinking, emotion, behavior may be part of a larger psychiatric disorder or psychopathology. But psychologists studying abnormal psychology often treat people with specific mental illness, even though this is just a temporary blues example. Physiological theory suggests that abnormalities are caused by biological disorders or diseases. In the above example, the physiological theory would say that her brain has problems. There is probably a damage to the left side of her brain causing language problems. Or, she hurt the bottom of the front of the brain, which makes people socially inappropriate. In any case, the biochemical theory explains the abnormality of the physical cause. Abnormal psychology is a study of human behavior, which is quite different from normal condition. In this area, causes and signs of habits, behavior, thoughts, or fundamental dynamics that is different from others are studied and often lead to serious obstacles to life function. Today, clinical psychologists are trying to reduce the value judgment of many aspects of psychological conditions that are regarded as abnormal. Clinical psychologists are worried about whether human thoughts and behaviors can cause pain or social problems. Several abnormal psychological conditions, whether for yourself or for others, can lead to unreasonable or harmful behavior. There are four main criteria for defining psychological anomalies. Psychology is academic and applied fields including behavior, thinking and thinking, subconscious behavioral neuroscience research. Psychology also refers to the application of this knowledge to all areas of human activity, including personal daily life and treatment of mental illness. It focuses on humans, but the behavior and psychological processes of animals, whether they are objects themselves (like animal recognition or behavior), psychologically comparing to some extent a controversial comparison Types of insights into human psychology, including academics. Psychology is often defined as a behavioral science and a psychological process

"Scientific research on human thoughts and behaviors" (Feist, 2013, p. 6) is the definition of psychology in the world today. It has been used for centuries to evaluate and support the recovery process of patients with mental illness. It is also used as a means of understanding how people think and prove reasoning behind decisions. Today, psychologists use it as "practice or diagnosis and treatment of thought and behavior problems" (Feist, 2013, p. 6). Psychology provides a space for the development of science and social behavior. Psychology is a study of human thought, emotion, behavior. Abnormal psychology is a study of abnormal thinking, emotion and behavior. Abnormal thinking, emotion, behavior may be part of a larger psychiatric disorder or psychopathology. But psychologists studying abnormal psychology often treat people with specific mental illness, even though this is just a temporary blues example. Physiological theory suggests that abnormalities are caused by biological disorders or diseases. In the above example, the physiological theory would say that her brain has problems. There is probably a damage to the left side of her brain causing language problems. Or, she hurt the bottom of the front of the brain, which makes people socially inappropriate. In any case, the biochemical theory explains the abnormality of the physical cause. Abnormal psychology is a study of human behavior, which is quite different from normal condition. In this area, causes and signs of habits, behavior, thoughts, or fundamental dynamics that is different from others are studied and often lead to serious obstacles to life function. Today, clinical psychologists are trying to reduce the value judgment of many aspects of psychological conditions that are regarded as abnormal. Clinical psychologists are worried about whether human thoughts and behaviors can cause pain or social problems. Several abnormal psychological conditions, whether for yourself or for others, can lead to unreasonable or harmful behavior. There are four main criteria for defining psychological anomalies. Psychology is academic and applied fields including behavior, thinking and thinking, subconscious behavioral neuroscience research. Psychology also refers to the application of this knowledge to all areas of human activity, including personal daily life and treatment of mental illness. It focuses on humans, but the behavior and psychological processes of animals, whether they are objects themselves (like animal recognition or behavior), psychologically comparing to some extent a controversial comparison Types of insights into human psychology, including academics. Psychology is often defined as a behavioral science and a psychological process

Regional residents were registered in the Multi-ethnic Group (MEC) of the Singapore Collaborative Research Consortium (SCCS). It began to study the interaction between genes and the environment in chronic causation (Chen et al., 2010). As a sub-group of SCCS, MEC is comprised of 9,000 community-based Singaporeans aged 21 to 75 and is recruited through public relations activities and introductions (SCCS, 2006). Interest in research on gene - environment interactions (GxE) has attracted interest for the connection with the development of psychopathology. In this article, various approaches to study the interaction between genes and environment, an overview of methods for animal and human research, and the interaction between genes and the environment detected using these various methods This section explains. Genetic-environmental interaction studies investigating genetic effects of possible simulations (eg from studies of families, twins, and adoptions), and studies of measured genotypes were studied. Importantly, the rapid rise in interest in gene-environment interactions has led to the identification of various types of interaction distinctions, capacity and environmental measures with broad implications for detecting gene-environment interactions We raise many tasks. This article first outlines various research designs used to detect the interaction between genes and environment while explaining the outline of animal and human research methods. I introduced gene-environment interaction studies investigating the genetic impact of potential simulation and genotype studies. In a study of potential gene-environment interactions, genetic influences are inferred based on correlations observed among people with different genetic and environmental share differences, although specific genotypes are not measured It was done. Therefore, potential gene-environment interaction studies investigate the collective influence of genes rather than any particular genes. In contrast, studies of molecular genetics usually focus on specific genes of interest at one time. I review epigenetics, a relatively new field of research that provides a potential biological mechanism by which the environment reduces gene expression and can affect behavior.

Regional residents were registered in the Multi-ethnic Group (MEC) of the Singapore Collaborative Research Consortium (SCCS). It began to study the interaction between genes and the environment in chronic causation (Chen et al., 2010). As a sub-group of SCCS, MEC is comprised of 9,000 community-based Singaporeans aged 21 to 75 and is recruited through public relations activities and introductions (SCCS, 2006). Interest in research on gene - environment interactions (GxE) has attracted interest for the connection with the development of psychopathology. In this article, various approaches to study the interaction between genes and environment, an overview of methods for animal and human research, and the interaction between genes and the environment detected using these various methods This section explains. Genetic-environmental interaction studies investigating genetic effects of possible simulations (eg from studies of families, twins, and adoptions), and studies of measured genotypes were studied. Importantly, the rapid rise in interest in gene-environment interactions has led to the identification of various types of interaction distinctions, capacity and environmental measures with broad implications for detecting gene-environment interactions We raise many tasks. This article first outlines various research designs used to detect the interaction between genes and environment while explaining the outline of animal and human research methods. I introduced gene-environment interaction studies investigating the genetic impact of potential simulation and genotype studies. In a study of potential gene-environment interactions, genetic influences are inferred based on correlations observed among people with different genetic and environmental share differences, although specific genotypes are not measured It was done. Therefore, potential gene-environment interaction studies investigate the collective influence of genes rather than any particular genes. In contrast, studies of molecular genetics usually focus on specific genes of interest at one time. I review epigenetics, a relatively new field of research that provides a potential biological mechanism by which the environment reduces gene expression and can affect behavior.

Sigmund Freud was born on May 8, 1856, is the founder of psychoanalysis. Psychoanalysts believe that human behavior, experience, and awareness are mainly determined by irrational promoters, and such promoters are almost unconscious. Freud further developed a repressive mechanism and established a clinical approach to treatment of psychopathology through dialogue between patients and their respective psychoanalysts. Psychoanalysis is not common in our era, but other forms of psychotherapy were developed using different ideas derived from Freud's original idea and method of studying mind (Boeree ). Freud's psychoanalytic approach is to compete with Kleperin's depressing psychological point of view. In his article "Mourning and Depression" Sigmund Freud believes that mourning (defined as sorrow after loss) and depression have the same symptoms of depression, but depression is considered meaningless depression Emotions, or at least unknown unconscious cause. By allowing people to experience the process of natural sorrow, mourning can be resumed without intervention. On the other hand, depression requires psychoanalysis to eliminate the root of its subconscious mind. Siegmund Freud is searching for sorrow problems with "mourning and melancholy." For him, this commonplace and secular state is "a turning point of conscious thinking" and "work of mourning." This is expressed as "healthy mourning" and "the importance of the deceased is deprived." "The truth ... ... When the mourning work is completed, the self will be free again and will not be restricted." We are starting to worry about food, work and other daily problems. Freud explained that the only option that feels this way is depression. There is sorrow and sorrow. The sorrow of the past is subject to mourning. There has never been any sadness in the future. With our fragile embrace, this despair can not be tolerated This is a kind of sorrow. Mourning, sorrow, and despair, these three destinies change our lives from their clues. These are the weight of love, but their weight is neither what we carry or what we do not carry. This is one of the reasons we failed to surrender, only knowing that we are always jealous. Love is the sudden birth of all these sorrows, like all births when it occurs among people, it is torn, hurt, raw and painful

Sigmund Freud was born on May 8, 1856, is the founder of psychoanalysis. Psychoanalysts believe that human behavior, experience, and awareness are mainly determined by irrational promoters, and such promoters are almost unconscious. Freud further developed a repressive mechanism and established a clinical approach to treatment of psychopathology through dialogue between patients and their respective psychoanalysts. Psychoanalysis is not common in our era, but other forms of psychotherapy were developed using different ideas derived from Freud's original idea and method of studying mind (Boeree ). Freud's psychoanalytic approach is to compete with Kleperin's depressing psychological point of view. In his article "Mourning and Depression" Sigmund Freud believes that mourning (defined as sorrow after loss) and depression have the same symptoms of depression, but depression is considered meaningless depression Emotions, or at least unknown unconscious cause. By allowing people to experience the process of natural sorrow, mourning can be resumed without intervention. On the other hand, depression requires psychoanalysis to eliminate the root of its subconscious mind. Siegmund Freud is searching for sorrow problems with "mourning and melancholy." For him, this commonplace and secular state is "a turning point of conscious thinking" and "work of mourning." This is expressed as "healthy mourning" and "the importance of the deceased is deprived." "The truth ... ... When the mourning work is completed, the self will be free again and will not be restricted." We are starting to worry about food, work and other daily problems. Freud explained that the only option that feels this way is depression. There is sorrow and sorrow. The sorrow of the past is subject to mourning. There has never been any sadness in the future. With our fragile embrace, this despair can not be tolerated This is a kind of sorrow. Mourning, sorrow, and despair, these three destinies change our lives from their clues. These are the weight of love, but their weight is neither what we carry or what we do not carry. This is one of the reasons we failed to surrender, only knowing that we are always jealous. Love is the sudden birth of all these sorrows, like all births when it occurs among people, it is torn, hurt, raw and painful

When I first saw his big blue eyes and those tiny little cheeks, he fascinated my heart. I do not know that he will change my life forever. The first two years of my brother's life are normal. He is the same as any other child, but he began to retreat when he was two years old. The words and phrases he learned suddenly disappeared. If he changes everyday, he will not feel calm. This requires some doctors, and a few years later my brother was diagnosed with autism. Eleven theories have been used to explain the dilemma behind this disease since Leo Kanner (1943) introduced autism into a definite disease. Three major theories express cognitive dysfunction of autism. These are the theory of psychological defects, the theory of execution dysfunction and the theory of weak center consistency. The theory of the mind means the ability to produce a complete mental state (belief, desire, intention, imagination, emotion, etc.) causing action. Core cognitive impairment In my early work, I've explored the theory that children with autism spectrum conditions were deferred by the development of theory of mind (ToM): put themselves in view from others, And imagining emotions, 1995; Baron) - Cohen et al., 1985). When we think, or mentally, we not only understand the behavior of others (why does the head rotate around the neck? Why does their eyes move to the left?) . Looking at some interest, they know what they want. Simon Baron - Cohen, Professor of Developmental Psychopathology at the University of Cambridge, head of Autism Research Center, has helped develop some of the major theories leading to the current thinking about autism. One of the assumptions he continues to test is the "very male brain" theory that first appeared in the literature in 2002. The idea is that autism is caused by normal levels of androgens like testosterone, for example, by exposure of the fetus to higher. This situation creates ideas that focus on "systematization" (understanding and classification of objects and ideas) rather than "sympathy" (which takes into account social interactions and the viewpoints of other people).

When I first saw his big blue eyes and those tiny little cheeks, he fascinated my heart. I do not know that he will change my life forever. The first two years of my brother's life are normal. He is the same as any other child, but he began to retreat when he was two years old. The words and phrases he learned suddenly disappeared. If he changes everyday, he will not feel calm. This requires some doctors, and a few years later my brother was diagnosed with autism. Eleven theories have been used to explain the dilemma behind this disease since Leo Kanner (1943) introduced autism into a definite disease. Three major theories express cognitive dysfunction of autism. These are the theory of psychological defects, the theory of execution dysfunction and the theory of weak center consistency. The theory of the mind means the ability to produce a complete mental state (belief, desire, intention, imagination, emotion, etc.) causing action. Core cognitive impairment In my early work, I've explored the theory that children with autism spectrum conditions were deferred by the development of theory of mind (ToM): put themselves in view from others, And imagining emotions, 1995; Baron) - Cohen et al., 1985). When we think, or mentally, we not only understand the behavior of others (why does the head rotate around the neck? Why does their eyes move to the left?) . Looking at some interest, they know what they want. Simon Baron - Cohen, Professor of Developmental Psychopathology at the University of Cambridge, head of Autism Research Center, has helped develop some of the major theories leading to the current thinking about autism. One of the assumptions he continues to test is the "very male brain" theory that first appeared in the literature in 2002. The idea is that autism is caused by normal levels of androgens like testosterone, for example, by exposure of the fetus to higher. This situation creates ideas that focus on "systematization" (understanding and classification of objects and ideas) rather than "sympathy" (which takes into account social interactions and the viewpoints of other people).

The two great philosophers and their main theory Sigmund Sromo Freud were Austrian neurologists, born May 6, 1856. Freud is considered a father of psychoanalysis, his unconscious thinking and repressive theory. Freud created a clinical approach to psychoanalysis to research and treat psychopathology. Freud understands the human brain's work. He is very interested in this and I think this is one reason why he became a neurologist. Freud came from a poor family of eight children, and he liked most of his brothers and sisters. The essential aspect of ongoing discussions among philosophers, psychologists, and scientists refers to individual genetic and / or biological genes. Jean Jacques Rousseau is one of the main philosophers of this faith. Through this theory, one already has a genetic marker at birth, and it will determine his / her personality traits and characteristics. This is also known as biological determinism. (05 Child's growth, 1 page) Another aspect of discussion is the development of philosophy. The famous leader of this theory is John Locke. He thinks that everyone is a "white angel". In other words, knowledge and culture on the person's environment will determine the person's personality and behavior (05 The Developing Child, p.1). In this model, society influences individuals through language, culture, values, relationships and so on. Walzer's first basic premise is that human society is based on the principle of distributive justice. Walzer suspects that the general philosophy is that there is only a fair distribution system and that it is the system that all reasonable men and women agree. The idea has found a very strong form of Rawls' justice theory, especially the concept of veil of natural state and ignorance. "The principle of justice itself is diversifying, according to different procedures different agents should assign different social goods for different reasons All these differences arise from different understandings of social goods themselves - historical and cultural Necessity productivity expertise product "(Walzer, 1983: 6) Biologically, there are many differences in complexity between men and women. Men are usually tall, heavy, strong. According to philosophers during enlightenment, their nature is usually the nature of barbarians, always seeking power and control. Women tend to be short and light, and usually weaker than men. These simple factors are for explaining violence against women and refer to women who were considered to be sexual in the past and belonged to male subjects. For example, rape is a biological phenomenon occurring throughout history, not regarded as a violent act, but rather as a male right to a wife. A woman is expected to encounter sexually with her husband, and if not, the man will retreat

The two great philosophers and their main theory Sigmund Sromo Freud were Austrian neurologists, born May 6, 1856. Freud is considered a father of psychoanalysis, his unconscious thinking and repressive theory. Freud created a clinical approach to psychoanalysis to research and treat psychopathology. Freud understands the human brain's work. He is very interested in this and I think this is one reason why he became a neurologist. Freud came from a poor family of eight children, and he liked most of his brothers and sisters. The essential aspect of ongoing discussions among philosophers, psychologists, and scientists refers to individual genetic and / or biological genes. Jean Jacques Rousseau is one of the main philosophers of this faith. Through this theory, one already has a genetic marker at birth, and it will determine his / her personality traits and characteristics. This is also known as biological determinism. (05 Child's growth, 1 page) Another aspect of discussion is the development of philosophy. The famous leader of this theory is John Locke. He thinks that everyone is a "white angel". In other words, knowledge and culture on the person's environment will determine the person's personality and behavior (05 The Developing Child, p.1). In this model, society influences individuals through language, culture, values, relationships and so on. Walzer's first basic premise is that human society is based on the principle of distributive justice. Walzer suspects that the general philosophy is that there is only a fair distribution system and that it is the system that all reasonable men and women agree. The idea has found a very strong form of Rawls' justice theory, especially the concept of veil of natural state and ignorance. "The principle of justice itself is diversifying, according to different procedures different agents should assign different social goods for different reasons All these differences arise from different understandings of social goods themselves - historical and cultural Necessity productivity expertise product "(Walzer, 1983: 6) Biologically, there are many differences in complexity between men and women. Men are usually tall, heavy, strong. According to philosophers during enlightenment, their nature is usually the nature of barbarians, always seeking power and control. Women tend to be short and light, and usually weaker than men. These simple factors are for explaining violence against women and refer to women who were considered to be sexual in the past and belonged to male subjects. For example, rape is a biological phenomenon occurring throughout history, not regarded as a violent act, but rather as a male right to a wife. A woman is expected to encounter sexually with her husband, and if not, the man will retreat

Through the psychological realism of Equus and The Stranger, Peter Shaffer and Albert Camus alienated the two roles and showed the power of religion through their personal reality. Through this setting, Shafer emphasized Allen's accepted reality. To worship horses in your room seems crazy for most people, but to Allen it changed his life. This reference needs to be merged. "I peeked in at the door, he was standing under the moonlight, in front of a big picture, in pajamas ... and then he suddenly fell ... and he said," Well I said you I am giving it, my only child, Equ '(Shaffer 46). One day, when Gil Mason tried to invite him to the god of Allen's horse, that horse was in the stable. In the second act of the theater, Allen was blinded with six horses "Equus 3". This is considered a result of his guilt and shame. He did not want to remember anything about Jill, but Dysart finally told him to tell everyone. This is the most important flashback after Equus. Dysart recommended Alan to remember to overcome it. Everything started with Jill and invited Allen. He had to go home, but he accepted her offer and they went to the cinema. In a movie theater, Allen told Jill that there is no girl other than her. Soon, you can see that this movie is a porn movie. Dysart asked him: "Is this the first time you saw a naked girl?" Allen said "Yes!" (Equus 58). Suddenly, Allen noticed his father was in the cinema. Since he was afraid of getting involved in such a movie he tried to hide himself. {Equus is an uneasy drama about psychiatrists are trying to understand passionate but afflicted personal myths, uneasy teenagers. If a religious psychologist follows the relationship with the god of adolescents, he or she may have found mention of the second-handed gods of Alan's parents, but may miss Allen's personal and devout drama Hmm. Some people may consider this special situation to be religious psychopathology rather than generalized evidence, but I am increasingly unique and occasionally even a personal spiritual expression I am particularly shocked. It is original. (McDag 90)

Through the psychological realism of Equus and The Stranger, Peter Shaffer and Albert Camus alienated the two roles and showed the power of religion through their personal reality. Through this setting, Shafer emphasized Allen's accepted reality. To worship horses in your room seems crazy for most people, but to Allen it changed his life. This reference needs to be merged. "I peeked in at the door, he was standing under the moonlight, in front of a big picture, in pajamas ... and then he suddenly fell ... and he said," Well I said you I am giving it, my only child, Equ '(Shaffer 46). One day, when Gil Mason tried to invite him to the god of Allen's horse, that horse was in the stable. In the second act of the theater, Allen was blinded with six horses "Equus 3". This is considered a result of his guilt and shame. He did not want to remember anything about Jill, but Dysart finally told him to tell everyone. This is the most important flashback after Equus. Dysart recommended Alan to remember to overcome it. Everything started with Jill and invited Allen. He had to go home, but he accepted her offer and they went to the cinema. In a movie theater, Allen told Jill that there is no girl other than her. Soon, you can see that this movie is a porn movie. Dysart asked him: "Is this the first time you saw a naked girl?" Allen said "Yes!" (Equus 58). Suddenly, Allen noticed his father was in the cinema. Since he was afraid of getting involved in such a movie he tried to hide himself. {Equus is an uneasy drama about psychiatrists are trying to understand passionate but afflicted personal myths, uneasy teenagers. If a religious psychologist follows the relationship with the god of adolescents, he or she may have found mention of the second-handed gods of Alan's parents, but may miss Allen's personal and devout drama Hmm. Some people may consider this special situation to be religious psychopathology rather than generalized evidence, but I am increasingly unique and occasionally even a personal spiritual expression I am particularly shocked. It is original. (McDag 90)

Introduction The severe depressive disorder defined by DSM-IV-TR (2000) is "accompanied by one or more major depressive episodes (ie at least two weeks of depression or at least four other depressive symptoms Loss of interest). " The impact of major depression is twice that of women, the most common men and women are women aged 25 to 44 (All About Depression.com 2011). In the case of Mrs. Adele Harper, a 65-year-old who was diagnosed at the age of 43, she has been suffering from this disease for years, but this time her daughter realized he was not very well and was not very quiet and he came from the emergency room I will be hospitalized in an acute psychiatric ward. . F 32.0 Major depression, single episode, mild F 32.1 major depression, single, moderate F 32.2 major depression, single, severe non-psychotic features F 32.3 Major depression, single-shot, psychopathology F 32.4 Major Depression, Single Episode, Partial Remission Depression, No Incremental History of Independent Seizures, Increase in Energy or Mania with Favorite Features and Severity Associated. At least one previous episode lasts at least two weeks and is separated by the current episode of at least two months. In the past, there was never a flirty and arrogant plan. This category can still be used if the patient is undergoing treatment to reduce the risk of further episodes Major depressive disorder (MDD), commonly referred to as major depression, unipolar depression or clinical depression, one individual has one or more severe depressive episodes. Diagnosis of severe depression (single episode) is diagnosed after one episode. Diagnosis is major depression (relapse) after multiple episodes. Depression without mania is sometimes called unipolar depression. Emotions are still at the bottom of "poles", they do not rise as high as bipolar disorder, arrogant "pole". The severity of depression includes mild transient sorrow and severe sustained depression. Clinical depression is a more severe form of depression, also known as major depression or major depression. It is different from the death of such a loved one, or the lost depression like a medical condition such as thyroid disease. Many people are good at trying to conceal their symptoms. No matter how good others are, their intentions may be dissatisfied and they may be angry because they can not understand the illness. For those suffering, it is easy to get irritated. Because when they feel depressed, they are lazy, self-destructive and appear to be angry at the whole world. People try to conceal their ills. Because they know that the person closest to you is actually angry and angry.

Introduction The severe depressive disorder defined by DSM-IV-TR (2000) is "accompanied by one or more major depressive episodes (ie at least two weeks of depression or at least four other depressive symptoms Loss of interest). " The impact of major depression is twice that of women, the most common men and women are women aged 25 to 44 (All About Depression.com 2011). In the case of Mrs. Adele Harper, a 65-year-old who was diagnosed at the age of 43, she has been suffering from this disease for years, but this time her daughter realized he was not very well and was not very quiet and he came from the emergency room I will be hospitalized in an acute psychiatric ward. . F 32.0 Major depression, single episode, mild F 32.1 major depression, single, moderate F 32.2 major depression, single, severe non-psychotic features F 32.3 Major depression, single-shot, psychopathology F 32.4 Major Depression, Single Episode, Partial Remission Depression, No Incremental History of Independent Seizures, Increase in Energy or Mania with Favorite Features and Severity Associated. At least one previous episode lasts at least two weeks and is separated by the current episode of at least two months. In the past, there was never a flirty and arrogant plan. This category can still be used if the patient is undergoing treatment to reduce the risk of further episodes Major depressive disorder (MDD), commonly referred to as major depression, unipolar depression or clinical depression, one individual has one or more severe depressive episodes. Diagnosis of severe depression (single episode) is diagnosed after one episode. Diagnosis is major depression (relapse) after multiple episodes. Depression without mania is sometimes called unipolar depression. Emotions are still at the bottom of "poles", they do not rise as high as bipolar disorder, arrogant "pole". The severity of depression includes mild transient sorrow and severe sustained depression. Clinical depression is a more severe form of depression, also known as major depression or major depression. It is different from the death of such a loved one, or the lost depression like a medical condition such as thyroid disease. Many people are good at trying to conceal their symptoms. No matter how good others are, their intentions may be dissatisfied and they may be angry because they can not understand the illness. For those suffering, it is easy to get irritated. Because when they feel depressed, they are lazy, self-destructive and appear to be angry at the whole world. People try to conceal their ills. Because they know that the person closest to you is actually angry and angry.

They only learn to evaluate women for sexual appeal, increased harassment, need for child pornography. It made catastrophic the threat to our society, bringing disasters to generations. Media standards are not feasible as to what the child or woman is looking for, "normal" weight, and how your appearance should look. Every day the media reveals more and more. People's beauty and the image of the body are constantly changing, so that everyone keeps up with it. When most people think about the image of the body, they consider the appearance, charm, beauty of the body. However, the image of the body is even more so. This is our own psychological expression and this is the reason we think about ourselves. The image of the body not only affects emotions but also positively influences our behavior, self-esteem, and psychopathology. Our body's perceptions, feelings, beliefs are our plan of life - the people we meet, the people we get married, the nature of our interactions, the level of our daily comfort - I will do right and left. In fact, our body is our personal bulletin board, the first for others, sometimes just an impression. In response to research question 3, many participants discussed the sources of beauty and body image information that was heard. Messages on body images were received from a number of sources, our focus group respondents emphasized families (n = 44) and media (n = 35) and acknowledged that these messages are context- (N) = 10). Information from family develops centering on the importance of how others see you. My mother always said that people would feel something in some way before opening their mouth the same way you are seeing. If you do not do your best as usual, or if you know it is not necessarily the best, but it is always the best, people always do not see you You know they will do you I think that I do not have the ability to handle what I need. They may think that you can not do such work because you can not do your job as you are not keeping energy on yourself. When more people are older than usual, the unachievable beauty presented to the media and the body image standard (thin ideal) is more convincing than ever. The average clothing size of American women is 16 yards. People with large body are more likely to have physical discontent and have a higher risk of developing depression. The stigma related to weight is considered to be an important factor affecting the health of large-scale group, and it is even prejudiced and discriminatory treatment in various social environments.

They only learn to evaluate women for sexual appeal, increased harassment, need for child pornography. It made catastrophic the threat to our society, bringing disasters to generations. Media standards are not feasible as to what the child or woman is looking for, "normal" weight, and how your appearance should look. Every day the media reveals more and more. People's beauty and the image of the body are constantly changing, so that everyone keeps up with it. When most people think about the image of the body, they consider the appearance, charm, beauty of the body. However, the image of the body is even more so. This is our own psychological expression and this is the reason we think about ourselves. The image of the body not only affects emotions but also positively influences our behavior, self-esteem, and psychopathology. Our body's perceptions, feelings, beliefs are our plan of life - the people we meet, the people we get married, the nature of our interactions, the level of our daily comfort - I will do right and left. In fact, our body is our personal bulletin board, the first for others, sometimes just an impression. In response to research question 3, many participants discussed the sources of beauty and body image information that was heard. Messages on body images were received from a number of sources, our focus group respondents emphasized families (n = 44) and media (n = 35) and acknowledged that these messages are context- (N) = 10). Information from family develops centering on the importance of how others see you. My mother always said that people would feel something in some way before opening their mouth the same way you are seeing. If you do not do your best as usual, or if you know it is not necessarily the best, but it is always the best, people always do not see you You know they will do you I think that I do not have the ability to handle what I need. They may think that you can not do such work because you can not do your job as you are not keeping energy on yourself. When more people are older than usual, the unachievable beauty presented to the media and the body image standard (thin ideal) is more convincing than ever. The average clothing size of American women is 16 yards. People with large body are more likely to have physical discontent and have a higher risk of developing depression. The stigma related to weight is considered to be an important factor affecting the health of large-scale group, and it is even prejudiced and discriminatory treatment in various social environments.

Artists use various kinds of satire on this artwork to strengthen the subject of suffering, poverty, destruction, and negligence. For example, the first thing to look at in a portrait is a woman sitting on the stairs. She was very focused on taking tobacco, she did not notice that her child had fallen from the rail next to her. A desperate child sitting next to her shares a bone with a dog. Sitting in front of a woman is a half naked man who died of alcohol due to starvation. Gelles (1993) quotes William Hogarth's early 18th century etching work Gin Lane, depicting the possibility of abuse of children caused by abusive parents. A century later American social workers firmly believed that alcohol was the cause of child abuse, and this assumption brought alcohol bans in America in the 1920s (Gelles, 1993). Recognition of child abuse by Kempe and colleagues in the 1960s (Kempe et al., 1962) raises awareness that alcohol abuse and drug abuse are closely related to child abuse (Corby 1993). The earliest causal relationship model of child abuse is focused on parents' psychopathology, and the two most common diseases are believed to be depression and substance abuse (Chaffin, Kelleher, Hollenberg 1996). One of the themes when looking at "Gin Lane" is child abuse. In the foreground, I noticed a woman I have a snuff because I let her part of her baby altogether. There is a woman who is giving baby gin to the back and to the right side further. In the middle of the page, there is a man with a baby sticking with a stick. Hogarth used this theme of child abuse to shock the audience and intimidate it. Most citizens are ill and malnourished. People who share food with animals and men that are made only of leather and bones are more examples of poverty lines. Chaos and destruction spilled from the picture. There is a man who seems to have committed suicide at the upper right of the print. This alone is enough to drive away the audience from Jin. Perhaps the most relevant event between the two prints is the scene in front of the pawnbroker. An important part of this scene is Pawn's tool.

Artists use various kinds of satire on this artwork to strengthen the subject of suffering, poverty, destruction, and negligence. For example, the first thing to look at in a portrait is a woman sitting on the stairs. She was very focused on taking tobacco, she did not notice that her child had fallen from the rail next to her. A desperate child sitting next to her shares a bone with a dog. Sitting in front of a woman is a half naked man who died of alcohol due to starvation. Gelles (1993) quotes William Hogarth's early 18th century etching work Gin Lane, depicting the possibility of abuse of children caused by abusive parents. A century later American social workers firmly believed that alcohol was the cause of child abuse, and this assumption brought alcohol bans in America in the 1920s (Gelles, 1993). Recognition of child abuse by Kempe and colleagues in the 1960s (Kempe et al., 1962) raises awareness that alcohol abuse and drug abuse are closely related to child abuse (Corby 1993). The earliest causal relationship model of child abuse is focused on parents' psychopathology, and the two most common diseases are believed to be depression and substance abuse (Chaffin, Kelleher, Hollenberg 1996). One of the themes when looking at "Gin Lane" is child abuse. In the foreground, I noticed a woman I have a snuff because I let her part of her baby altogether. There is a woman who is giving baby gin to the back and to the right side further. In the middle of the page, there is a man with a baby sticking with a stick. Hogarth used this theme of child abuse to shock the audience and intimidate it. Most citizens are ill and malnourished. People who share food with animals and men that are made only of leather and bones are more examples of poverty lines. Chaos and destruction spilled from the picture. There is a man who seems to have committed suicide at the upper right of the print. This alone is enough to drive away the audience from Jin. Perhaps the most relevant event between the two prints is the scene in front of the pawnbroker. An important part of this scene is Pawn's tool.

It identifies the three research methods used to accumulate data, which is the basis of Jeff Kluger's book "Pursuit of Happiness". It is one of the advantages and disadvantages associated with each method. When pursuing happiness and tracing the idea that most citizens in the United States are genetically active, the only way to be happy is wealth. Biology: This idea can be proved by a well-known idea that we are a successor to an optimistic immigrant pursuing a better future in an unidentified world. Genes known as 5 - HTTLPR and DRD 4 are responsible for avoiding risks, anxiety and support to highlight this. In Search of Happiness: Dr. Vadim Rotenberg of the author (both serotonin and dopamine) often perceives neurotransmitters and is released when pursuing specific goals. Money: "Money can make you happy" Author performs this quote to emphasize this and its justification. The author uses authority to aid support First of all, we need to judge what happiness is. Daniel M. Heybron, a very brief introduction to happiness, confirmed the three fundamental theories of happiness. Emotional state theory: "Happiness is a positive emotional state", Hedonism: "Happiness is like happiness", Life satisfaction theory: "Happiness is satisfaction of your life" Emotional state theory and hedonism are all Felt from Life Satisfaction Theory is used to identify happiness while identifying happiness based on judgment about your life. To be satisfied with your life is to think that it meets your standards. To summarize everything, you can see that adequate attention is paid to life. Therefore, satisfaction of life is an overall evaluation of human life. Heybron stated that life satisfaction should not be combined with pleasure Subjective happiness (SWB) is a term commonly used in the field of psychology and can be defined as how someone identifies the satisfaction or happiness of one's current life. SWB has three elements: 1) Life satisfaction, 2) Positive emotional experience, 3) Lack of negative emotions (Suh & Oishi, 2002). Therefore, people who are satisfied with their lives often feel positive emotions, but negative emotions are considered to have a high level subjective happiness. Most importantly, personal personal subjective feelings about personal happiness can only be judged by them and it is very important. My defense started with a study of positive emotions, then examined the positive influence of Rosada 3: 1 on the ratio of negative influences, and finally three important factors related to the importance of emotional balance and proportion We deal with problems. Is happiness more happy? ; ii) Too much positive things can be negative? In 1998, Martin Seligman was elected president of the American Psychological Association. He emphasized the difference between psychopathology and health research using this position and called for further research on positive psychology. Barbara Fredrickson answered Seligman's call for a summary of the study from an animal drama (Gross, 1898) by the first century of 1998. Her thesis "What are the advantages of positive feelings?" Properly advocate persuasive discussions to support positive emotional forms and functions

It identifies the three research methods used to accumulate data, which is the basis of Jeff Kluger's book "Pursuit of Happiness". It is one of the advantages and disadvantages associated with each method. When pursuing happiness and tracing the idea that most citizens in the United States are genetically active, the only way to be happy is wealth. Biology: This idea can be proved by a well-known idea that we are a successor to an optimistic immigrant pursuing a better future in an unidentified world. Genes known as 5 - HTTLPR and DRD 4 are responsible for avoiding risks, anxiety and support to highlight this. In Search of Happiness: Dr. Vadim Rotenberg of the author (both serotonin and dopamine) often perceives neurotransmitters and is released when pursuing specific goals. Money: "Money can make you happy" Author performs this quote to emphasize this and its justification. The author uses authority to aid support First of all, we need to judge what happiness is. Daniel M. Heybron, a very brief introduction to happiness, confirmed the three fundamental theories of happiness. Emotional state theory: "Happiness is a positive emotional state", Hedonism: "Happiness is like happiness", Life satisfaction theory: "Happiness is satisfaction of your life" Emotional state theory and hedonism are all Felt from Life Satisfaction Theory is used to identify happiness while identifying happiness based on judgment about your life. To be satisfied with your life is to think that it meets your standards. To summarize everything, you can see that adequate attention is paid to life. Therefore, satisfaction of life is an overall evaluation of human life. Heybron stated that life satisfaction should not be combined with pleasure Subjective happiness (SWB) is a term commonly used in the field of psychology and can be defined as how someone identifies the satisfaction or happiness of one's current life. SWB has three elements: 1) Life satisfaction, 2) Positive emotional experience, 3) Lack of negative emotions (Suh & Oishi, 2002). Therefore, people who are satisfied with their lives often feel positive emotions, but negative emotions are considered to have a high level subjective happiness. Most importantly, personal personal subjective feelings about personal happiness can only be judged by them and it is very important. My defense started with a study of positive emotions, then examined the positive influence of Rosada 3: 1 on the ratio of negative influences, and finally three important factors related to the importance of emotional balance and proportion We deal with problems. Is happiness more happy? ; ii) Too much positive things can be negative? In 1998, Martin Seligman was elected president of the American Psychological Association. He emphasized the difference between psychopathology and health research using this position and called for further research on positive psychology. Barbara Fredrickson answered Seligman's call for a summary of the study from an animal drama (Gross, 1898) by the first century of 1998. Her thesis "What are the advantages of positive feelings?" Properly advocate persuasive discussions to support positive emotional forms and functions

The problem of which the legal system is important and controversial is the "Defense of Madness" during the criminal trial, the defendant asserts their reasons for crazy innocence, that is, their cognitive impairment and damage. Mental ability. These mental health problems related to mental disorders are caused by the psychopathology of the possibility disability that leads to its dysfunction. This distinctive traditional abilities are part of not only complete defense, defense (Legal Information Institute, N.D.), to reduce pleas for district "is guilty. Dissociative Identity Failure Expert Dissociative Identity Disorder is a part of a group of disorders, formerly known as multi-personality disorder, known as dissociative disorder. "Free disease is a mental illness with destruction or destruction of memory, consciousness, identity and / or perception" (Cleveland Clinic, 2012, np). People with individual identity disabilities may find it difficult to maintain social, interpersonal relationships or even work. This happens because people diagnosed with dissociative identity disorders often have problems with their identity and their personal history. Multi-personality disorder (individual identity disorder) Mental disorders have plagued physicians, psychiatrists, and the general public from the beginning. Certain diseases called Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), also known as Multiplayer Disorder (MPD), are among people who believe it is true and those who believe it is part of their imagination purely It caused controversy on. . - ... The website is also the basis of effective therapeutic intervention such as dialectic behavioral therapy. Finally, this website explains the prevalence, complications, and suffering of family experience when BPD victims are engaged. It seems that BPD victims and their families are trying to cope with the disease, the target group best suited for two internet sites. It is thought that it is rare once, and individuals with dissociative disorders (in particular, dissociative identity disorder and psychotic disorder) are common in recent studies showing dissociation symptoms of anxiety and depression as common In case of delaying effective treatment, you will be misdiagnosed yearly. In fact, people suffering from dissociative identity disorder often have a feeling of temperament seeking treatment for various problems such as depression, uneven mood, difficulty concentrating, memory loss, alcohol and drug abuse, etc. , Or the sound of psychotic symptoms can be heard. People suffering from isolation usually aim for treatment for medical problems, various problems, including unexplained headaches of pain and memory problems

The problem of which the legal system is important and controversial is the "Defense of Madness" during the criminal trial, the defendant asserts their reasons for crazy innocence, that is, their cognitive impairment and damage. Mental ability. These mental health problems related to mental disorders are caused by the psychopathology of the possibility disability that leads to its dysfunction. This distinctive traditional abilities are part of not only complete defense, defense (Legal Information Institute, N.D.), to reduce pleas for district "is guilty. Dissociative Identity Failure Expert Dissociative Identity Disorder is a part of a group of disorders, formerly known as multi-personality disorder, known as dissociative disorder. "Free disease is a mental illness with destruction or destruction of memory, consciousness, identity and / or perception" (Cleveland Clinic, 2012, np). People with individual identity disabilities may find it difficult to maintain social, interpersonal relationships or even work. This happens because people diagnosed with dissociative identity disorders often have problems with their identity and their personal history. Multi-personality disorder (individual identity disorder) Mental disorders have plagued physicians, psychiatrists, and the general public from the beginning. Certain diseases called Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), also known as Multiplayer Disorder (MPD), are among people who believe it is true and those who believe it is part of their imagination purely It caused controversy on. . - ... The website is also the basis of effective therapeutic intervention such as dialectic behavioral therapy. Finally, this website explains the prevalence, complications, and suffering of family experience when BPD victims are engaged. It seems that BPD victims and their families are trying to cope with the disease, the target group best suited for two internet sites. It is thought that it is rare once, and individuals with dissociative disorders (in particular, dissociative identity disorder and psychotic disorder) are common in recent studies showing dissociation symptoms of anxiety and depression as common In case of delaying effective treatment, you will be misdiagnosed yearly. In fact, people suffering from dissociative identity disorder often have a feeling of temperament seeking treatment for various problems such as depression, uneven mood, difficulty concentrating, memory loss, alcohol and drug abuse, etc. , Or the sound of psychotic symptoms can be heard. People suffering from isolation usually aim for treatment for medical problems, various problems, including unexplained headaches of pain and memory problems

Dream literature review: psychoanalysis of Sigmund Freud Freud has started a therapy called psychoanalysis. This helps patients overcome psychological problems by deeply analyzing their dreams. Freud's psychoanalysis assumes that dreams will fulfill a function. Freud believes that dreams are a kind of psychological activity that our fathers have also experienced. While sleeping, the mind starts to depart from the outside world, but still instinctive. By creating dreams that satisfy the unconscious needs, the heart can protect the sleeping person from disturbance (Freud, 1900: § V, C, p. 234). Sigmund Freud is an Austrian neurologist who is considered a "father of psychoanalysis". Psychoanalysis is the way analysts reveal human conflicts based on their dreams, free associations and fantasies. Freud has developed many popular theories about self, child's sexual desire and sexual desire, and so far they are considered highly influential. In Freud's "Three Papers on Sexual Theory", sexuality is considered to be his main problem with child development and psychopathology. In his view of "baby's sex", Freud talks about the development of gradual sexual desire - "oral" stage (up to 18 months from birth), "anal" stage (18 months to 3 years ) Period (3 to 5 years), "latent period" (middle age period) and "genital" period (adolescence to adulthood) Dream literature review: psychoanalysis of Sigmund Freud Freud has started a therapy called psychoanalysis. This helps patients overcome psychological problems by deeply analyzing their dreams. Freud's psychoanalysis assumes that dreams will fulfill a function. Freud believes that dreams are a kind of psychological activity that our fathers have also experienced. While sleeping, the mind starts to depart from the outside world, but still instinctive. - "Floyd" author Richard Wolheim is one of the best and fruitful philosophers in his generation. He made a great contribution to the development of the development of British philosophy after the war, and as his career continued his work was personal, wealthy and expressive (The Times 2003). For Wolfheim, psychoanalysis is very important to his personal opinion and plays an important role in determining his artistic views.

Dream literature review: psychoanalysis of Sigmund Freud Freud has started a therapy called psychoanalysis. This helps patients overcome psychological problems by deeply analyzing their dreams. Freud's psychoanalysis assumes that dreams will fulfill a function. Freud believes that dreams are a kind of psychological activity that our fathers have also experienced. While sleeping, the mind starts to depart from the outside world, but still instinctive. By creating dreams that satisfy the unconscious needs, the heart can protect the sleeping person from disturbance (Freud, 1900: § V, C, p. 234). Sigmund Freud is an Austrian neurologist who is considered a "father of psychoanalysis". Psychoanalysis is the way analysts reveal human conflicts based on their dreams, free associations and fantasies. Freud has developed many popular theories about self, child's sexual desire and sexual desire, and so far they are considered highly influential. In Freud's "Three Papers on Sexual Theory", sexuality is considered to be his main problem with child development and psychopathology. In his view of "baby's sex", Freud talks about the development of gradual sexual desire - "oral" stage (up to 18 months from birth), "anal" stage (18 months to 3 years ) Period (3 to 5 years), "latent period" (middle age period) and "genital" period (adolescence to adulthood) Dream literature review: psychoanalysis of Sigmund Freud Freud has started a therapy called psychoanalysis. This helps patients overcome psychological problems by deeply analyzing their dreams. Freud's psychoanalysis assumes that dreams will fulfill a function. Freud believes that dreams are a kind of psychological activity that our fathers have also experienced. While sleeping, the mind starts to depart from the outside world, but still instinctive. - "Floyd" author Richard Wolheim is one of the best and fruitful philosophers in his generation. He made a great contribution to the development of the development of British philosophy after the war, and as his career continued his work was personal, wealthy and expressive (The Times 2003). For Wolfheim, psychoanalysis is very important to his personal opinion and plays an important role in determining his artistic views.

Prose - courage and homosexual desires People with gays' desires are with us, but until recently there was little to reach out to groups and how to support information. Most people can only go to their own chastity. Many people realize what they can not do, choose to act according to their wishes in the circle of homosexuals, by giving up to the pressure of a more secular society. Choosing this direction fixes them in a lifestyle that does not benefit people's existence. The history of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and interrogative (LGBTQ) people's mental health care is uneasy. Many psychiatrists believed homosexuality and bisexuality are psychotic in the 1950s and 1960s. Homosexual men and women frequently receive treatment that is contrary to their will, including compulsory admission, disgust for treatment, and electroshock therapy. Fortunately, the American Psychiatric Association has made significant progress in the past 35 years since eliminating homosexuality from the mental disorder diagnosis and statistical guidance or DSM. Nonetheless, the LGBTQ community still has differences and unequal treatment by paying attention. Is homosexuality a mental disorder? No, lesbian, gay, bisexual trends are not chaotic. In this study, there was no intrinsic connection between these sexual orientation and psychopathology. Heteritic behavior and behavior of same sex are the usual aspect of human sexuality. Both are recorded in different cultures and historical times. Despite the persistence of lesbian, gay and bisexual stereotypes, decades of research and clinical experience have concluded that these directions represent human experience. It is a normal format. Lesbian, gay, and bisexual relationships are the usual form of human relations. Therefore, these mainstream organizations have long classified homosexuality as a mental disorder. Mental health studies of lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) populations have become complicated by a debate over classifying homosexuality as a mental disorder from the 1960s to the early 1970s. Discussion raised a positive view of homosexuals for trying to decipher homosexuality, but a conservative view tried to maintain the classification of homosexuality as a mental disorder (Bayer, 1981). Discussion on classification ended in 1973 and homosexuality was deleted from the second edition (DSM; American Psychiatric Association, 1973) of the mental disorder diagnostic and statistical guidance, but its heritage continues. This heritage through labor unions - even though they are equivalent - LGB people with the history of gays' gestures and the stigma of LGB people are arguing that the prevalence of psychiatric disorders is higher than that of heterosexuals There. Discussion on mental health of homosexuals and homosexuals. Prejudice, social stress, and mental health in lesbian, gay, bisexual group: conceptual problem and research evidence

Prose - courage and homosexual desires People with gays' desires are with us, but until recently there was little to reach out to groups and how to support information. Most people can only go to their own chastity. Many people realize what they can not do, choose to act according to their wishes in the circle of homosexuals, by giving up to the pressure of a more secular society. Choosing this direction fixes them in a lifestyle that does not benefit people's existence. The history of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and interrogative (LGBTQ) people's mental health care is uneasy. Many psychiatrists believed homosexuality and bisexuality are psychotic in the 1950s and 1960s. Homosexual men and women frequently receive treatment that is contrary to their will, including compulsory admission, disgust for treatment, and electroshock therapy. Fortunately, the American Psychiatric Association has made significant progress in the past 35 years since eliminating homosexuality from the mental disorder diagnosis and statistical guidance or DSM. Nonetheless, the LGBTQ community still has differences and unequal treatment by paying attention. Is homosexuality a mental disorder? No, lesbian, gay, bisexual trends are not chaotic. In this study, there was no intrinsic connection between these sexual orientation and psychopathology. Heteritic behavior and behavior of same sex are the usual aspect of human sexuality. Both are recorded in different cultures and historical times. Despite the persistence of lesbian, gay and bisexual stereotypes, decades of research and clinical experience have concluded that these directions represent human experience. It is a normal format. Lesbian, gay, and bisexual relationships are the usual form of human relations. Therefore, these mainstream organizations have long classified homosexuality as a mental disorder. Mental health studies of lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) populations have become complicated by a debate over classifying homosexuality as a mental disorder from the 1960s to the early 1970s. Discussion raised a positive view of homosexuals for trying to decipher homosexuality, but a conservative view tried to maintain the classification of homosexuality as a mental disorder (Bayer, 1981). Discussion on classification ended in 1973 and homosexuality was deleted from the second edition (DSM; American Psychiatric Association, 1973) of the mental disorder diagnostic and statistical guidance, but its heritage continues. This heritage through labor unions - even though they are equivalent - LGB people with the history of gays' gestures and the stigma of LGB people are arguing that the prevalence of psychiatric disorders is higher than that of heterosexuals There. Discussion on mental health of homosexuals and homosexuals. Prejudice, social stress, and mental health in lesbian, gay, bisexual group: conceptual problem and research evidence

At the same time, some people say that playing video games is not completely bad. Limiting the time for children to play violent video games can also have a positive impact. Children can thaw from social problems and daily stress that may be caused by school by playing their favorite video game. "A violent video game provides a place for this escape, a place where you can cultivate a sense of skill that you can play as a danger, aggression and conflict risk at your child's risk, and use it as an antidote, or at least a daily anxiety We will provide the necessary rest "(Winegarner)) It is no doubt that violent video games are legitimate drugs for children and adolescents, paralyzing their minds and reprogramming their minds. Like narcotics, it reduces their susceptibility and makes them more violent. The idea of ​​such a violent video game did not appear up until the late 20th century and from competition to enemies until free drug abuse and sexual violence most young people knew and played today. These games will adversely affect teenagers, make them more eaten and more. Recent extreme violence, including adolescent youth and behavior related to violent video games, has increased interest in videogames of video games. Studies have shown that violent video games can affect aggressive behaviors, aggressive behaviors, aggressive cognitive and physiological arousals. Anderson and Bushman proposed a general aggressiveness model (GAM) to explain the mechanism of association between violent video games and aggression. However, the impact of violent video games on puberty developmental development has not yet been resolved. The purpose of this review is to combine developmental changes occurring during puberty with GAM In this monograph, as a basis for interpreting and predicting the short-term effects of violent video games, the long-term effects of violent video games, and changes associated with exposure, the Common Attack Model (GAM) I will pay attention. Violent video game. Also, by combining the two approaches based on the developmental psychopathology theory with a general attack model, you can understand how to predict long-term changes based on violent media exposure and other aggressive risk factors You can deepen. How children show differences

At the same time, some people say that playing video games is not completely bad. Limiting the time for children to play violent video games can also have a positive impact. Children can thaw from social problems and daily stress that may be caused by school by playing their favorite video game. "A violent video game provides a place for this escape, a place where you can cultivate a sense of skill that you can play as a danger, aggression and conflict risk at your child's risk, and use it as an antidote, or at least a daily anxiety We will provide the necessary rest "(Winegarner)) It is no doubt that violent video games are legitimate drugs for children and adolescents, paralyzing their minds and reprogramming their minds. Like narcotics, it reduces their susceptibility and makes them more violent. The idea of ​​such a violent video game did not appear up until the late 20th century and from competition to enemies until free drug abuse and sexual violence most young people knew and played today. These games will adversely affect teenagers, make them more eaten and more. Recent extreme violence, including adolescent youth and behavior related to violent video games, has increased interest in videogames of video games. Studies have shown that violent video games can affect aggressive behaviors, aggressive behaviors, aggressive cognitive and physiological arousals. Anderson and Bushman proposed a general aggressiveness model (GAM) to explain the mechanism of association between violent video games and aggression. However, the impact of violent video games on puberty developmental development has not yet been resolved. The purpose of this review is to combine developmental changes occurring during puberty with GAM In this monograph, as a basis for interpreting and predicting the short-term effects of violent video games, the long-term effects of violent video games, and changes associated with exposure, the Common Attack Model (GAM) I will pay attention. Violent video game. Also, by combining the two approaches based on the developmental psychopathology theory with a general attack model, you can understand how to predict long-term changes based on violent media exposure and other aggressive risk factors You can deepen. How children show differences

Developmental psychology is a study of human and non-human development throughout the life cycle from concept to death. It focuses on individual development, culture-specific and general normal development, deviates from normal development, leading to development specificity and psychopathology. Since age itself is not a causal variable but a marker, its purpose includes a description of development as a function of age and a description of age change. Because developmental psychology deals with changes in different age groups, the ability to grow with age and possible functional degradation with age has been studied. Observed changes include body, exercise, language, cognition, and social behavior. Also differences in development are considered as a function of variables such as gender, socio-economic status, culture and subculture groups. Look for descriptions of changes observed from biological level to cultural level Indeed, development psychology is a combination of scientific and applied perspectives from the outset, ultimately not only to describe and explain development, but also to identify and implement environmental changes that optimize development It is aimed at. The following teachers will study the field of this psychology. Please click the link to the homepage The definition of "development of life" or "psychology of life" itself implicitly has its own meaning. Life development psychology or life psychology includes individual developmental studies from conception to old age (Baltes et al. This definition means the concept that people experience different stages of development during their lifetime. The theory of gradual personal development is called stage theory. In analyzing the various stages of private life many psychologists have come up with many theories to study certain aspects of life. Several theorists are Jean Piaget who advocates cognitive development theory. In the 20th century he was one of the most influential researchers in the field of developmental psychology and assumed that individuals made progress through four stages of psychology and development of reasoning. Developmental psychology involves psychological changes that occur throughout the life cycle from birth to death, but this field of psychology initially focused primarily on infancy and childhood. The scope of developmental psychology includes psychological factors that change during the lifetime, such as motor skills, problem solving, language acquisition, identity formation. Forensic psychology is one of the fastest growing areas of psychology. It involves criminal investigation and applying psychological principles to law. Forensic psychologists work with lawyers, criminals, families and witnesses in criminal and civil trials and are active in environments such as rehabilitation centers, prisons and prisons, and police stations. Life development psychology Page 2 Outline of life development psychology Development is the process from the moment a child gets pregnant by a mother. At the end of childhood, it will not stop. Actually, it lasted until it died. This development provides a form for our socio-economic, cognitive and biological needs and perspectives. Individual actions and behaviors are part of the development of social emotions reflected by people while doing activities. Life expectancy

Developmental psychology is a study of human and non-human development throughout the life cycle from concept to death. It focuses on individual development, culture-specific and general normal development, deviates from normal development, leading to development specificity and psychopathology. Since age itself is not a causal variable but a marker, its purpose includes a description of development as a function of age and a description of age change. Because developmental psychology deals with changes in different age groups, the ability to grow with age and possible functional degradation with age has been studied. Observed changes include body, exercise, language, cognition, and social behavior. Also differences in development are considered as a function of variables such as gender, socio-economic status, culture and subculture groups. Look for descriptions of changes observed from biological level to cultural level Indeed, development psychology is a combination of scientific and applied perspectives from the outset, ultimately not only to describe and explain development, but also to identify and implement environmental changes that optimize development It is aimed at. The following teachers will study the field of this psychology. Please click the link to the homepage The definition of "development of life" or "psychology of life" itself implicitly has its own meaning. Life development psychology or life psychology includes individual developmental studies from conception to old age (Baltes et al. This definition means the concept that people experience different stages of development during their lifetime. The theory of gradual personal development is called stage theory. In analyzing the various stages of private life many psychologists have come up with many theories to study certain aspects of life. Several theorists are Jean Piaget who advocates cognitive development theory. In the 20th century he was one of the most influential researchers in the field of developmental psychology and assumed that individuals made progress through four stages of psychology and development of reasoning. Developmental psychology involves psychological changes that occur throughout the life cycle from birth to death, but this field of psychology initially focused primarily on infancy and childhood. The scope of developmental psychology includes psychological factors that change during the lifetime, such as motor skills, problem solving, language acquisition, identity formation. Forensic psychology is one of the fastest growing areas of psychology. It involves criminal investigation and applying psychological principles to law. Forensic psychologists work with lawyers, criminals, families and witnesses in criminal and civil trials and are active in environments such as rehabilitation centers, prisons and prisons, and police stations. Life development psychology Page 2 Outline of life development psychology Development is the process from the moment a child gets pregnant by a mother. At the end of childhood, it will not stop. Actually, it lasted until it died. This development provides a form for our socio-economic, cognitive and biological needs and perspectives. Individual actions and behaviors are part of the development of social emotions reflected by people while doing activities. Life expectancy

The social population and wealth of America in the 1950s have increased significantly. This new member, known as the baby-boomer generation, has expanded the middle class and introduced a prosperous new idea to the United States. With the new customs such as bank loans and credit lines, the spirit of commercialization of the United States is rapidly growing. But in the next decade, the social, political, economic, and philosophical lifestyles of the country have undergone many changes. Due to the promotion of social programs and the substantial deprivation of rights, the progressive movement of the United States is prosperous. The audience around the world was hit by the spiritual challenge character 's wisdom, Forest Gump, who lived in America in the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. Despite the poor mental condition, A - Gump still lives a fulfilling life. He joined and became a very special part of many of the history that formed the country. Because of the important events surrounding the hero, he basically evolved into a pure person with American values ​​as it is. At the very least, the theme of this movie is developed mainly in the situation of the ultimate citizenship found in the environment, but in most cases this film shapes her own country by being most faithful to American citizens I can help you. Between the past 50 years and 70 years, the incidence of depression and anxiety has steadily risen among young Americans. Today, according to at least some estimates, 5 to 8 times high school and college students met diagnostic criteria for severe depression and / or anxiety, more than half a century ago. This increased psychopathology is not the result of altering the diagnostic criteria; even if the measurements and criteria remain the same. The latest evidence that youths are suddenly increasing depression, anxiety and other mental disorders has come from a recently published study led by San Diego State University Jean Twenge. America is a crucible. Elsewhere the young couple lived in the same building as gay couples, middle-aged Hawaiian, brothers from several universities, survivors of breast cancer around 50 years old, and 70-year-old children in Bronx. Who is my neighbor? Building a relationship with your neighbors starts with a story that concerns them. Who are they? Where are they from? What do they care about? Please know that the story comes from asking questions. A few months later, I had not seen my neighbor, so all my good neighbors' goodwill became frustrated. I began to think that I had a vampire for my neighbor who could not go out during the day. However, after a few months of recession, I noticed that I was on my own. Our back door is closer to the street than our front door. So my wife and I used this door instead. Suddenly I noticed that this is the normal state of most Americans with family.

The social population and wealth of America in the 1950s have increased significantly. This new member, known as the baby-boomer generation, has expanded the middle class and introduced a prosperous new idea to the United States. With the new customs such as bank loans and credit lines, the spirit of commercialization of the United States is rapidly growing. But in the next decade, the social, political, economic, and philosophical lifestyles of the country have undergone many changes. Due to the promotion of social programs and the substantial deprivation of rights, the progressive movement of the United States is prosperous. The audience around the world was hit by the spiritual challenge character 's wisdom, Forest Gump, who lived in America in the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. Despite the poor mental condition, A - Gump still lives a fulfilling life. He joined and became a very special part of many of the history that formed the country. Because of the important events surrounding the hero, he basically evolved into a pure person with American values ​​as it is. At the very least, the theme of this movie is developed mainly in the situation of the ultimate citizenship found in the environment, but in most cases this film shapes her own country by being most faithful to American citizens I can help you. Between the past 50 years and 70 years, the incidence of depression and anxiety has steadily risen among young Americans. Today, according to at least some estimates, 5 to 8 times high school and college students met diagnostic criteria for severe depression and / or anxiety, more than half a century ago. This increased psychopathology is not the result of altering the diagnostic criteria; even if the measurements and criteria remain the same. The latest evidence that youths are suddenly increasing depression, anxiety and other mental disorders has come from a recently published study led by San Diego State University Jean Twenge. America is a crucible. Elsewhere the young couple lived in the same building as gay couples, middle-aged Hawaiian, brothers from several universities, survivors of breast cancer around 50 years old, and 70-year-old children in Bronx. Who is my neighbor? Building a relationship with your neighbors starts with a story that concerns them. Who are they? Where are they from? What do they care about? Please know that the story comes from asking questions. A few months later, I had not seen my neighbor, so all my good neighbors' goodwill became frustrated. I began to think that I had a vampire for my neighbor who could not go out during the day. However, after a few months of recession, I noticed that I was on my own. Our back door is closer to the street than our front door. So my wife and I used this door instead. Suddenly I noticed that this is the normal state of most Americans with family.

It is bad. However, the complexity of World War II battle and the details of the Holocaust crime often obscure the psychology of the people and leaders involved in this magnificent war. The young man became an orphan after seeing her mother suffering and dying. Hitler arrived in Vienna soon Please show the possibility of leadership. Then after ww1, the previous wanderer suddenly had the purpose of life, and iron will fulfill all his dreams. Before the war, he had no will Let's go out alone in Vienna. At the end of the war he finally rose to the status of a ruler of Germany. This book provides more - Interesting - new theory that Adolf Hitler's psychopathology is also the result of hysterical blind hysteric treatment. The doctor who should heal Hitler's disease after the (assumed) gas attack actually pushed him into arrogance and the direction of world conquest. However, it does not fully demonstrate that Hitler has all these so-called malformations. A recent British documentary pointing to an American military archive of 47 pages on Hitler's health rebutted the story of a man with only one testicle. It also rejected his secret rumor about homosexuality. Hitler grabbed power, he quickly made himself a famous dictator known as "Fuller" and made totalitarian Nazi · Germany. When Hitler grabbed power, he made some major changes to Nazi Germany, like both: maintaining commitment, teaching discipline, making Volkswagen unemployment during the recession People who offered employment opportunities. - The Holocaust was one of the greatest tragedies of the 20th century and this tragedy was caused by the spread of anti-Semitism. The Holocaust is an example of the mob spirit from what Hitler does. He is building an army, basically an army built for world governance. On 30 January 1933, the massacre began. "It has been said that the greatest revolutionary leader of the 20th century was neither Lenin nor Stalin. Along with the death of President Paul von Hindenburg, Prime Minister Adolf Hitler became an absolute German dictator known as "head of state" or "leader". The Germans swore allegiance to the new highest commander and the last remaining troops. In order to release Hitler 's third empire, the German democratic government was dismantled. Fuller assured his civilian that the Third Empire lasted a thousand years, but the Nazi Germany collapsed 11 years later. Adolf Hitler was born in Braunau, Austria in 1889. As a young man, he wants to be a painter, he is rarely admitted to the general public, and he lives a poor life in Vienna. In Germany, he began to hate Austria as a "catch-up country" of various ethnic groups, and in 1913 he moved to Munich, Bavaria, Germany. After a year's drifting he knew the direction of the German soldiers in the First World War and decorated him for his courage on the battlefield.

It is bad. However, the complexity of World War II battle and the details of the Holocaust crime often obscure the psychology of the people and leaders involved in this magnificent war. The young man became an orphan after seeing her mother suffering and dying. Hitler arrived in Vienna soon Please show the possibility of leadership. Then after ww1, the previous wanderer suddenly had the purpose of life, and iron will fulfill all his dreams. Before the war, he had no will Let's go out alone in Vienna. At the end of the war he finally rose to the status of a ruler of Germany. This book provides more - Interesting - new theory that Adolf Hitler's psychopathology is also the result of hysterical blind hysteric treatment. The doctor who should heal Hitler's disease after the (assumed) gas attack actually pushed him into arrogance and the direction of world conquest. However, it does not fully demonstrate that Hitler has all these so-called malformations. A recent British documentary pointing to an American military archive of 47 pages on Hitler's health rebutted the story of a man with only one testicle. It also rejected his secret rumor about homosexuality. Hitler grabbed power, he quickly made himself a famous dictator known as "Fuller" and made totalitarian Nazi · Germany. When Hitler grabbed power, he made some major changes to Nazi Germany, like both: maintaining commitment, teaching discipline, making Volkswagen unemployment during the recession People who offered employment opportunities. - The Holocaust was one of the greatest tragedies of the 20th century and this tragedy was caused by the spread of anti-Semitism. The Holocaust is an example of the mob spirit from what Hitler does. He is building an army, basically an army built for world governance. On 30 January 1933, the massacre began. "It has been said that the greatest revolutionary leader of the 20th century was neither Lenin nor Stalin. Along with the death of President Paul von Hindenburg, Prime Minister Adolf Hitler became an absolute German dictator known as "head of state" or "leader". The Germans swore allegiance to the new highest commander and the last remaining troops. In order to release Hitler 's third empire, the German democratic government was dismantled. Fuller assured his civilian that the Third Empire lasted a thousand years, but the Nazi Germany collapsed 11 years later. Adolf Hitler was born in Braunau, Austria in 1889. As a young man, he wants to be a painter, he is rarely admitted to the general public, and he lives a poor life in Vienna. In Germany, he began to hate Austria as a "catch-up country" of various ethnic groups, and in 1913 he moved to Munich, Bavaria, Germany. After a year's drifting he knew the direction of the German soldiers in the First World War and decorated him for his courage on the battlefield.

Many researchers have studied the negative consequences of using drugs for young adolescents with moods and anxiety, but studied the results of elderly people and young people who are currently participating in adolescent drug treatment services. Between 2004 and 2005, a survey conducted by Lubman, Allen, Rogers, Cementon, Bonomo interviewed young people about drug use, psychopathology, risk taking behavior, and quality of life. Researchers tried to determine if patients with depression and anxiety had higher mental dependence and showed higher levels of multiple drug use. Today, drug and drug abuse continues to increase, and the ratio of children to young people continues to rise. Today's young people are exposed to drugs than before. Research on this topic is very important for the Malawi countries. First, the results of this survey are used to educate young people and their parents about drug abuse and drug abuse in other areas of Makanda and Malawi. The results of this study not only educate young people and their parents, but also to develop strategies and policies based on effective grounds, the Ministry of Youth on the prevalence of adolescent drug use and drug abuse We support education officials and other experts. It is used to control drug and substance abuse problems. Of course, building a non-toxic society will reduce possible outcomes and create responsible citizens. In the past half century, more interest and research on drug abuse of puberty. The most important of these is research on drug abuse. Some theories may explain why teen drug abuse as such moral theory, disease theory, genetic theory, social psychology theory and cultural theory. Juvenile drug-related conclusions not all causes, but the integration with a single factor, the combined effect of the number of risk factors leading to young people using illegal drugs, the view, biological psychological , It can be divided into 5 stages based on social point. : Biological determinism, characteristics of young people, psychological development of interpersonal elements (functional elements including family and companion factors), community and social factor variables

Many researchers have studied the negative consequences of using drugs for young adolescents with moods and anxiety, but studied the results of elderly people and young people who are currently participating in adolescent drug treatment services. Between 2004 and 2005, a survey conducted by Lubman, Allen, Rogers, Cementon, Bonomo interviewed young people about drug use, psychopathology, risk taking behavior, and quality of life. Researchers tried to determine if patients with depression and anxiety had higher mental dependence and showed higher levels of multiple drug use. Today, drug and drug abuse continues to increase, and the ratio of children to young people continues to rise. Today's young people are exposed to drugs than before. Research on this topic is very important for the Malawi countries. First, the results of this survey are used to educate young people and their parents about drug abuse and drug abuse in other areas of Makanda and Malawi. The results of this study not only educate young people and their parents, but also to develop strategies and policies based on effective grounds, the Ministry of Youth on the prevalence of adolescent drug use and drug abuse We support education officials and other experts. It is used to control drug and substance abuse problems. Of course, building a non-toxic society will reduce possible outcomes and create responsible citizens. In the past half century, more interest and research on drug abuse of puberty. The most important of these is research on drug abuse. Some theories may explain why teen drug abuse as such moral theory, disease theory, genetic theory, social psychology theory and cultural theory. Juvenile drug-related conclusions not all causes, but the integration with a single factor, the combined effect of the number of risk factors leading to young people using illegal drugs, the view, biological psychological , It can be divided into 5 stages based on social point. : Biological determinism, characteristics of young people, psychological development of interpersonal elements (functional elements including family and companion factors), community and social factor variables

Introduction Self-declaration is always one of the easiest ways to understand your personality. These tests range from online quizzes to communicating which pop stars are your personality and to standardized tests for certified test users. Some of the most popular and highly researched tests are MMPI and its successors. MMPI created by Stark R. Hathaway and John Charneley McKinley is the first step towards MMPI-2-RF. The first time MMPI was created people over the age of 14. Many clinicians have found that increasing the Minnesota Multiplayer Personality Scale (MMPI) and the Minnesota Multiphasic Person Scale -2 (MMPI-2) are particularly useful in very complex or difficult situations . The scale, what they call "relevance scale" is being elevated among people trying to exaggerate symptoms Veterans seeking compensation support higher levels of psychopathology in various ways There is evidence to compare with MMPI and MMPI compared with veterans who do not seek compensation (Smith & Frueh, 1996; Frueh & Kinder, 1994). The score is associated with an overreported data source One of the most widely used personality lists was the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Scale (MMPI) that was first published in 1943 with 504 positive / false queries and updated to MMPI-2 in 1989 with 567 questions )is. The first MMPI was based on small and limited samples consisting mainly of farmers and mentally ill in Minnesota but the revised list was based on more representative samples of more standardized countries It was. It takes 1 to 2 hours for MMPI-2 to complete. The response is a clinical feature consisting of 10 stages of depression, depression, hysteria, psychotic prejudice (social bias), masculinity and femininity, paranoia, mental weakness (obsessive compulsive disorder / obsessive-compulsive disorder) It was scored as shown. ), Schizophrenia, madness, social reversal. There is also a measure for determining risk factors for alcohol abuse. In 2008, the test was revised to MMPI-2-RF again, using more sophisticated methods. Tests are usually managed by the computer.

Introduction Self-declaration is always one of the easiest ways to understand your personality. These tests range from online quizzes to communicating which pop stars are your personality and to standardized tests for certified test users. Some of the most popular and highly researched tests are MMPI and its successors. MMPI created by Stark R. Hathaway and John Charneley McKinley is the first step towards MMPI-2-RF. The first time MMPI was created people over the age of 14. Many clinicians have found that increasing the Minnesota Multiplayer Personality Scale (MMPI) and the Minnesota Multiphasic Person Scale -2 (MMPI-2) are particularly useful in very complex or difficult situations . The scale, what they call "relevance scale" is being elevated among people trying to exaggerate symptoms Veterans seeking compensation support higher levels of psychopathology in various ways There is evidence to compare with MMPI and MMPI compared with veterans who do not seek compensation (Smith & Frueh, 1996; Frueh & Kinder, 1994). The score is associated with an overreported data source One of the most widely used personality lists was the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Scale (MMPI) that was first published in 1943 with 504 positive / false queries and updated to MMPI-2 in 1989 with 567 questions )is. The first MMPI was based on small and limited samples consisting mainly of farmers and mentally ill in Minnesota but the revised list was based on more representative samples of more standardized countries It was. It takes 1 to 2 hours for MMPI-2 to complete. The response is a clinical feature consisting of 10 stages of depression, depression, hysteria, psychotic prejudice (social bias), masculinity and femininity, paranoia, mental weakness (obsessive compulsive disorder / obsessive-compulsive disorder) It was scored as shown. ), Schizophrenia, madness, social reversal. There is also a measure for determining risk factors for alcohol abuse. In 2008, the test was revised to MMPI-2-RF again, using more sophisticated methods. Tests are usually managed by the computer.

Through the psychological realism of Equus and The Stranger, Peter Shaffer and Albert Camus alienated the two roles and showed the power of religion through their personal reality. Through this setting, Shafer emphasized Allen's accepted reality. To worship horses in your room seems crazy for most people, but to Allen it changed his life. This reference needs to be merged. "I peeked in at the door, he was standing under the moonlight, in front of a big picture, in pajamas ... and then he suddenly fell ... and he said," Well I said you I am giving it, my only child, Equ '(Shaffer 46). One day, when Gil Mason tried to invite him to the god of Allen's horse, that horse was in the stable. In the second act of the theater, Allen was blinded with six horses "Equus 3". This is considered a result of his guilt and shame. He did not want to remember anything about Jill, but Dysart finally told him to tell everyone. This is the most important flashback after Equus. Dysart recommended Alan to remember to overcome it. Everything started with Jill and invited Allen. He had to go home, but he accepted her offer and they went to the cinema. In a movie theater, Allen told Jill that there is no girl other than her. Soon, you can see that this movie is a porn movie. Dysart asked him: "Is this the first time you saw a naked girl?" Allen said "Yes!" (Equus 58). Suddenly, Allen noticed his father was in the cinema. Since he was afraid of getting involved in such a movie he tried to hide himself. {Equus is an uneasy drama about psychiatrists are trying to understand passionate but afflicted personal myths, uneasy teenagers. If a religious psychologist follows the relationship with the god of adolescents, he or she may have found mention of the second-handed gods of Alan's parents, but may miss Allen's personal and devout drama Hmm. Some people may consider this special situation to be religious psychopathology rather than generalized evidence, but I am increasingly unique and occasionally even a personal spiritual expression I am particularly shocked. It is original. (McDag 90)

Through the psychological realism of Equus and The Stranger, Peter Shaffer and Albert Camus alienated the two roles and showed the power of religion through their personal reality. Through this setting, Shafer emphasized Allen's accepted reality. To worship horses in your room seems crazy for most people, but to Allen it changed his life. This reference needs to be merged. "I peeked in at the door, he was standing under the moonlight, in front of a big picture, in pajamas ... and then he suddenly fell ... and he said," Well I said you I am giving it, my only child, Equ '(Shaffer 46). One day, when Gil Mason tried to invite him to the god of Allen's horse, that horse was in the stable. In the second act of the theater, Allen was blinded with six horses "Equus 3". This is considered a result of his guilt and shame. He did not want to remember anything about Jill, but Dysart finally told him to tell everyone. This is the most important flashback after Equus. Dysart recommended Alan to remember to overcome it. Everything started with Jill and invited Allen. He had to go home, but he accepted her offer and they went to the cinema. In a movie theater, Allen told Jill that there is no girl other than her. Soon, you can see that this movie is a porn movie. Dysart asked him: "Is this the first time you saw a naked girl?" Allen said "Yes!" (Equus 58). Suddenly, Allen noticed his father was in the cinema. Since he was afraid of getting involved in such a movie he tried to hide himself. {Equus is an uneasy drama about psychiatrists are trying to understand passionate but afflicted personal myths, uneasy teenagers. If a religious psychologist follows the relationship with the god of adolescents, he or she may have found mention of the second-handed gods of Alan's parents, but may miss Allen's personal and devout drama Hmm. Some people may consider this special situation to be religious psychopathology rather than generalized evidence, but I am increasingly unique and occasionally even a personal spiritual expression I am particularly shocked. It is original. (McDag 90)

Attachment of development psychology in development =========================================== ================================= How do emotions and actions change and experience? Babies in just a few months are developing intimate relationships, especially affixed for some people. If a child feels uneasy, these people can solve children more easily than others, and if the child is away from attachment for too long, they will feel depressed . Pediatric psychology is a subset of developmental psychology focusing on the life stage from birth to adolescence (around 12 to 13 years old). Adolescent psychology is also a subset of developmental psychology and focuses on the early adolescent development to adolescent youth in our later years (13-19). The theory of developmental psychology is an important field of research because it is the product of all adults experienced as childhood and as a child. Therefore, developing psychological theory by studying infants, children, and adolescents will help to better understand adult thoughts. Developmental psychology covers a wide range of fields such as psychology of education, psychopathology of children, forensic developmental psychology, child development, cognitive psychology, ecological psychology, cultural psychology and so on. Development psychologists influencing the 20th century include Urie Bronfenbrenner, Erik Erikson, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Barbara Rogoff, Esther Thelen, Lev Vygotsky. John B. Watson and Jean-Jacques Rousseau are often considered to provide the foundation of modern developmental psychology. In the mid-eighteenth century, Jean Jacques Rousseau described three developmental stages: Emile's baby (early childhood), pool (childhood) and adolescence: or education. Rousseau's idea was strongly influenced by educators at the time.

Attachment of development psychology in development =========================================== ================================= How do emotions and actions change and experience? Babies in just a few months are developing intimate relationships, especially affixed for some people. If a child feels uneasy, these people can solve children more easily than others, and if the child is away from attachment for too long, they will feel depressed . Pediatric psychology is a subset of developmental psychology focusing on the life stage from birth to adolescence (around 12 to 13 years old). Adolescent psychology is also a subset of developmental psychology and focuses on the early adolescent development to adolescent youth in our later years (13-19). The theory of developmental psychology is an important field of research because it is the product of all adults experienced as childhood and as a child. Therefore, developing psychological theory by studying infants, children, and adolescents will help to better understand adult thoughts. Developmental psychology covers a wide range of fields such as psychology of education, psychopathology of children, forensic developmental psychology, child development, cognitive psychology, ecological psychology, cultural psychology and so on. Development psychologists influencing the 20th century include Urie Bronfenbrenner, Erik Erikson, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Barbara Rogoff, Esther Thelen, Lev Vygotsky. John B. Watson and Jean-Jacques Rousseau are often considered to provide the foundation of modern developmental psychology. In the mid-eighteenth century, Jean Jacques Rousseau described three developmental stages: Emile's baby (early childhood), pool (childhood) and adolescence: or education. Rousseau's idea was strongly influenced by educators at the time.

Suicide is thought to be the third most common cause of death among young people after accidents and murder. According to Kahn (2016), about 38,000 people in the United States died of suicide. Suicidal behavior occurs in adolescence in many situations. One of the circumstances is a family factor. These factors include parent's death or loss of divorce, family suicidal behavior history, parent's psychopathology, family discord and abuse. These conditions lead to puberty attempts and actual suicidal behavior Another factor is sexual orientation. Studies have shown that young people with the same sexual orientation are generally more likely to cause suicidal behavior (Russell & Joyner, 2011). These lesbians, homosexuals, and bisexuals are more likely to attempt or attempt suicide when exposed to family rejection or adverse reactions. This situation is exacerbated, especially when teenagers with such special circumstances can not help solve the problem of sexual identity. Alcohol and drug abuse also brought this abnormal behavior among young people. Researchers say that even though other diseases such as depression are suppressed, there is still a link between alcohol abuse and attempted suicide. Because abuse of drugs and drugs can cause many adverse reactions, young people who abuse drugs and alcohol have a risk of suicide. Therefore, in order to prevent such suicide, it is necessary to ensure that young people sell alcohol to young people to prevent the use and abuse of drugs and alcohol (Freedenthal, 2010). Plan: Suicide threatening evaluation life. Behav. Khan, A. (2016) suicide and suicidal behavior. Healthline Media. Russell, S.T., Joyner, K. (2011). Adolescent sexual orientation and suicide risk Evidence from national survey Morning J. Public health "This country faces a suicide epidemic.That is indeed a crisis of public health.The more you understand the situations and behaviors leading to suicide thinking, actions, actions, find a way to identify dangerous people People can prevent these really bad results, "Gelfand said. Suicidal behaviors and suicidal behaviors are 'scarcely relevant to research', sometimes they are statistically rare, so summarizing a large number of studies to obtain better insight is scientifically appropriate ' I did not concern "Although I found that this study clearly has relevance, we need to further understand." Suicide is thought to be the third most common cause of death among young people after accidents and murder. According to Kahn (2016), about 38,000 people in the United States died of suicide. Suicidal behavior occurs in adolescence in many situations. One of the circumstances is a family factor. These factors include parent's death or loss of divorce, family suicidal behavior history, parent's psychopathology, family discord and abuse. These conditions lead to puberty attempts and actual suicidal behavior In general, suicide and boy's suicide are serious problems in the world. Since adolescent suicide is one of the leading cause of death in the world, we must understand the difference between young suicide and adult suicide. There are several psychology, sociology and epidemiological studies on why young people commit suicide, but they lack neurobiological research. In order to learn more about this important topic we decided to consider the following section. The difference in hippocampus between adolescents and adult suicide victims hopes that suicide will be quickly prevented by scanning. (#Simplifyingdepressionscience)

Suicide is thought to be the third most common cause of death among young people after accidents and murder. According to Kahn (2016), about 38,000 people in the United States died of suicide. Suicidal behavior occurs in adolescence in many situations. One of the circumstances is a family factor. These factors include parent's death or loss of divorce, family suicidal behavior history, parent's psychopathology, family discord and abuse. These conditions lead to puberty attempts and actual suicidal behavior Another factor is sexual orientation. Studies have shown that young people with the same sexual orientation are generally more likely to cause suicidal behavior (Russell & Joyner, 2011). These lesbians, homosexuals, and bisexuals are more likely to attempt or attempt suicide when exposed to family rejection or adverse reactions. This situation is exacerbated, especially when teenagers with such special circumstances can not help solve the problem of sexual identity. Alcohol and drug abuse also brought this abnormal behavior among young people. Researchers say that even though other diseases such as depression are suppressed, there is still a link between alcohol abuse and attempted suicide. Because abuse of drugs and drugs can cause many adverse reactions, young people who abuse drugs and alcohol have a risk of suicide. Therefore, in order to prevent such suicide, it is necessary to ensure that young people sell alcohol to young people to prevent the use and abuse of drugs and alcohol (Freedenthal, 2010). Plan: Suicide threatening evaluation life. Behav. Khan, A. (2016) suicide and suicidal behavior. Healthline Media. Russell, S.T., Joyner, K. (2011). Adolescent sexual orientation and suicide risk Evidence from national survey Morning J. Public health "This country faces a suicide epidemic.That is indeed a crisis of public health.The more you understand the situations and behaviors leading to suicide thinking, actions, actions, find a way to identify dangerous people People can prevent these really bad results, "Gelfand said. Suicidal behaviors and suicidal behaviors are 'scarcely relevant to research', sometimes they are statistically rare, so summarizing a large number of studies to obtain better insight is scientifically appropriate ' I did not concern "Although I found that this study clearly has relevance, we need to further understand." Suicide is thought to be the third most common cause of death among young people after accidents and murder. According to Kahn (2016), about 38,000 people in the United States died of suicide. Suicidal behavior occurs in adolescence in many situations. One of the circumstances is a family factor. These factors include parent's death or loss of divorce, family suicidal behavior history, parent's psychopathology, family discord and abuse. These conditions lead to puberty attempts and actual suicidal behavior In general, suicide and boy's suicide are serious problems in the world. Since adolescent suicide is one of the leading cause of death in the world, we must understand the difference between young suicide and adult suicide. There are several psychology, sociology and epidemiological studies on why young people commit suicide, but they lack neurobiological research. In order to learn more about this important topic we decided to consider the following section. The difference in hippocampus between adolescents and adult suicide victims hopes that suicide will be quickly prevented by scanning. (#Simplifyingdepressionscience)

Similarities between Conrad's Dark Heart and Freud's Totem and Taboo The power of Dark Heart of Joseph Conrad is in a relationship of Mahlow and Kurtz, Dark Heart of Mahlow. The reaction that Erz caused to him. After all, the novel serves as a subjective explanation of the person's experience of what he thinks is a more important and more pure human condition. Most of the content of the novel points out the importance of this person in Marlow's human primitivism view, including an attempt to understand, define and redefine his view of Marlow Kurtz . Kurtz is European, from European civilization to Barba in Africa. Some of the most interesting works of Freud are about "interpretation of dreams", his favorite "psychopathology of everyday life", Freud's slip and other everyday habits, totem and taboo, Flo. The beginning of ours, Ide's view on civilization and its dissatisfaction, his pessimistic comments on modern society, and the future of illusions about religion. All of them are part of the standard version, but all are in one paperback. Father of psychoanalysis has done psychoanalysis many times. First of all, his student Ernesto Jones has his official biography. Recently it was biography of Peter Gay. A very critical explanation of Freud's work is Jeffrey Mason's "Truth Attack". The best book and psychoanalytic exercise I encountered on Freud is George Makari's "spiritual revolution: creation of psychoanalysis". Comments and criticisms of Freud's work are infinite! In 1913, Freud published a book titled "Totem and taboo". This book is trying to restructure religion as the process of the birth and development of social institutions. He wants to prove how important psychoanalytical research is to understand the development of civilization. This book is about the Edips complex, that is, the attachment to infant's mother in early childhood, the emergence of incest incompatible, and the reason why they exist in all human societies. An incest taboo rises because of the desire of incest. The purpose of totem animals is not to unite, but to strengthen contraindicated incest. The totem animal is not a symbol of God, but a symbol of the Father, an important part of the development of religion. Totem arises from the memory of prehistoric events where members of the male group eat their father's image for the desire for women. This reveals unconscious needs and their melancholy Totem and taboo published in 1913 are the first and most important volume of Freud's social theory. He got clues from Darwin's theory. The first human society consisted of a strong father's group and the golden branch of Sir James Fraser. Moved by the encouragement of their Oedipus, my son killed his father and became a leader. They democratized totem animals and needed strong leaders to build a pioneer of religious systems. Social development depends on the system to overcome incest, that is, the desire for Mother of Edepus. Freud emphasized the hostile impulse that advanced society continued to exist in civilization and its dissatisfaction (1927). The attack on the father is influenced by the image of the parents involved. This oppression is institutionalized in social justice.

Similarities between Conrad's Dark Heart and Freud's Totem and Taboo The power of Dark Heart of Joseph Conrad is in a relationship of Mahlow and Kurtz, Dark Heart of Mahlow. The reaction that Erz caused to him. After all, the novel serves as a subjective explanation of the person's experience of what he thinks is a more important and more pure human condition. Most of the content of the novel points out the importance of this person in Marlow's human primitivism view, including an attempt to understand, define and redefine his view of Marlow Kurtz . Kurtz is European, from European civilization to Barba in Africa. Some of the most interesting works of Freud are about "interpretation of dreams", his favorite "psychopathology of everyday life", Freud's slip and other everyday habits, totem and taboo, Flo. The beginning of ours, Ide's view on civilization and its dissatisfaction, his pessimistic comments on modern society, and the future of illusions about religion. All of them are part of the standard version, but all are in one paperback. Father of psychoanalysis has done psychoanalysis many times. First of all, his student Ernesto Jones has his official biography. Recently it was biography of Peter Gay. A very critical explanation of Freud's work is Jeffrey Mason's "Truth Attack". The best book and psychoanalytic exercise I encountered on Freud is George Makari's "spiritual revolution: creation of psychoanalysis". Comments and criticisms of Freud's work are infinite! In 1913, Freud published a book titled "Totem and taboo". This book is trying to restructure religion as the process of the birth and development of social institutions. He wants to prove how important psychoanalytical research is to understand the development of civilization. This book is about the Edips complex, that is, the attachment to infant's mother in early childhood, the emergence of incest incompatible, and the reason why they exist in all human societies. An incest taboo rises because of the desire of incest. The purpose of totem animals is not to unite, but to strengthen contraindicated incest. The totem animal is not a symbol of God, but a symbol of the Father, an important part of the development of religion. Totem arises from the memory of prehistoric events where members of the male group eat their father's image for the desire for women. This reveals unconscious needs and their melancholy Totem and taboo published in 1913 are the first and most important volume of Freud's social theory. He got clues from Darwin's theory. The first human society consisted of a strong father's group and the golden branch of Sir James Fraser. Moved by the encouragement of their Oedipus, my son killed his father and became a leader. They democratized totem animals and needed strong leaders to build a pioneer of religious systems. Social development depends on the system to overcome incest, that is, the desire for Mother of Edepus. Freud emphasized the hostile impulse that advanced society continued to exist in civilization and its dissatisfaction (1927). The attack on the father is influenced by the image of the parents involved. This oppression is institutionalized in social justice.

Over the past 25 years, before the study and psychoanalysis of Sigmund Freud, a big change that was well designed, attractive but controversial was made. The author argued in this book is Freud's faithful and guerrilla. At least the same as Freud's depth psychological assumption, several different doctrines. Although their criticisms are often selective and familiar, they are rarely rigorous and thorough. An academic humanist who sees farther than a narrow "positivism" (aka experience) is increasingly concerned that Freud's work is being pursued more and more by scholars who do not have individual interests in the fate of psychoanalysis . . Recent works are Scharnberg (1993), Esterson (1993), Wilcocks (1994), Dawes (1994), Webster (1995) and Erwin (1996). In other words, independent research tends to make judgments that have once been regarded as even signs of extremism and neurosis, and there is nothing scientific or therapeutic for Freud's entire system or its constituent doctrine There is none. Freud's daughter, Anna Floyd is also an excellent psychologist, especially in the field of children and developmental psychology. Siegmund is a grandfather of painter Lucian Freud and comedian, politician, writer Clement Floyd, and journalist Emma Freud, fashion designer Bella F. Lloyd and media giant, Matthew Floyd and Rare Williams' grandfather. One of the less-known interests of Freud is neurology. He was an early researcher on the problem of cerebral palsy, later called "cerebral palsy". He published several medical papers on this subject. He also showed that this disease existed long before other researchers began to pay attention and research. He also suggested that cerebral palsy, first discovering that William Little was born with hypoxia was wrong. Instead, he thinks the complications of birth are only symptoms of the problem. It was not until the 1980s that his speculation was confirmed by more modern research institutions. Sigmund Freud is an Austrian neurologist who founded the field of psychoanalysis. Freud was interested in philosophy as a student, later decided to become a neuroscientist in cerebral palsy, aphasia and micro anatomy. Freud continues to develop theories about unconscious psychology and oppression mechanisms and continues to develop the field of speech psychotherapy by creating clinical approaches to treat psychopathology through psychoanalysis, dialogue between patients and psychoanalysts Established. Psychiatric treatment of the most common problems includes phobia, conversion, obsessive compulsive disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, anxiety neurosis, seizures, depression, sexual dysfunction, various human relations problems (dates and marriages Conflict, etc.), various various personality problems (painful shame), despair, hatred, work poisoning, overload, overload, super aversion to Sigmund Freud is considered a father of psychoanalysis. Most notable is his tendency to trace all psychological problems back to sexual problems (Floyd, paragraph 1 of 2013). Freud was strongly influenced by other psychologists such as Charles Darwin and Ernst Brooke, but Freud's most influential teacher was Jean-Martin Schacotte. Charco influenced Freud using Hypnotism and casual comments made at his party on Freud. Float carelessly saw Charcot talking about the hysteric symptoms of female patients. This is one of many factors that helped shape the relationship between neurosis and unresolved sexual problems.

Over the past 25 years, before the study and psychoanalysis of Sigmund Freud, a big change that was well designed, attractive but controversial was made. The author argued in this book is Freud's faithful and guerrilla. At least the same as Freud's depth psychological assumption, several different doctrines. Although their criticisms are often selective and familiar, they are rarely rigorous and thorough. An academic humanist who sees farther than a narrow "positivism" (aka experience) is increasingly concerned that Freud's work is being pursued more and more by scholars who do not have individual interests in the fate of psychoanalysis . . Recent works are Scharnberg (1993), Esterson (1993), Wilcocks (1994), Dawes (1994), Webster (1995) and Erwin (1996). In other words, independent research tends to make judgments that have once been regarded as even signs of extremism and neurosis, and there is nothing scientific or therapeutic for Freud's entire system or its constituent doctrine There is none. Freud's daughter, Anna Floyd is also an excellent psychologist, especially in the field of children and developmental psychology. Siegmund is a grandfather of painter Lucian Freud and comedian, politician, writer Clement Floyd, and journalist Emma Freud, fashion designer Bella F. Lloyd and media giant, Matthew Floyd and Rare Williams' grandfather. One of the less-known interests of Freud is neurology. He was an early researcher on the problem of cerebral palsy, later called "cerebral palsy". He published several medical papers on this subject. He also showed that this disease existed long before other researchers began to pay attention and research. He also suggested that cerebral palsy, first discovering that William Little was born with hypoxia was wrong. Instead, he thinks the complications of birth are only symptoms of the problem. It was not until the 1980s that his speculation was confirmed by more modern research institutions. Sigmund Freud is an Austrian neurologist who founded the field of psychoanalysis. Freud was interested in philosophy as a student, later decided to become a neuroscientist in cerebral palsy, aphasia and micro anatomy. Freud continues to develop theories about unconscious psychology and oppression mechanisms and continues to develop the field of speech psychotherapy by creating clinical approaches to treat psychopathology through psychoanalysis, dialogue between patients and psychoanalysts Established. Psychiatric treatment of the most common problems includes phobia, conversion, obsessive compulsive disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, anxiety neurosis, seizures, depression, sexual dysfunction, various human relations problems (dates and marriages Conflict, etc.), various various personality problems (painful shame), despair, hatred, work poisoning, overload, overload, super aversion to Sigmund Freud is considered a father of psychoanalysis. Most notable is his tendency to trace all psychological problems back to sexual problems (Floyd, paragraph 1 of 2013). Freud was strongly influenced by other psychologists such as Charles Darwin and Ernst Brooke, but Freud's most influential teacher was Jean-Martin Schacotte. Charco influenced Freud using Hypnotism and casual comments made at his party on Freud. Float carelessly saw Charcot talking about the hysteric symptoms of female patients. This is one of many factors that helped shape the relationship between neurosis and unresolved sexual problems.

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Actively reduce global warming and its impact: avoid eating vegetarian and avoiding weekly use of plastic bags, so that the bike works! I exercise more, diet and quit smoking. Challenges are waiting for you to improve fitness and health Cooperation with friends, Fair Trade, our world will participate in charity activities and donation challenges of helping more peaceful and equal We will accept the challenge! It is a smartphone application that allows you to challenge your friends, colleagues and family to do good. It will work so that everyone on the platform can upload challenges related to sustainable development, set your goals and share their success. A group of friends can open it to anyone, as it is public, and can challenge. Thus, CA! For hints, scores and social events, try easy low impact methods of vitality Our mission believes that people can change our habits without slowing our standard of living in order that each of us gradually reduce our global impact That is to make it. The next more sustainable and healthy lifestyle is the recognition not only of interactive and informative tasks, by the value of the users and by sharing their success on social media "Even though it is a transparent way, fun and interactive contact with our fans to give us a chance even our limited advertisement, social media is our important asset There, "Sayler said. "By challenging the creativity culture with our microphones, our team will evolve soon to respond to innovation and challenges." There is no law to ban people by drinking beer with a camera, Voluntary guidance beer association prescribed beer advertisement, "You should not be quick to explain beer, excessive, involuntary consumption, dare to consume as part of a drunk game or due to circumstances. "That is, code that some networked TV networks cling to the old display prohibits drinking Community Childhood, a lot of our fitness experience is team-oriented - freeze tags from organized sports. This is not a "movement" - it was "fun." In Gixo, we believe that the community can create fun, interactive, friendly competition and encourage objective and reliable accountability I will. Your social interaction with your control. If you want to go out, invite friends to join you and use lesson time to catch up. If you like, listen only to music and start action. Gixo's fitness is the only application that provides real-time connectivity In one experiment, binary social interaction, we invite participants to verbal dialogue with cooperation, competition and "funny job" status. Personality is dialogue, sex of interactive tasks / provision: Our concern is to communicate these emotional interactions with their nonverbal and interactive during the synchronization, further contributing to the emotion of the variable It is to explore. By using automatic video analysis algorithm (kinetic energy analysis) of motion coordination interaction of synchronous body to nonverbal quantitative. Standard personality questionnaire, attached file, interactive method, psychopathology and interpersonal response evaluation function. We included 168 unfamiliar people randomly assigned to homosexuality (84 females, 84 men, 27.8 years old average). Dyad 8 topics discussed 8 topics and eventually had interesting interactions. Each 5-minute interaction

Beauty treats the beauty of inner and outer surfaces. It involves overweight and anorexia, but is mainly of different types of body images. Anorexia is a disease that destroys the lives of people, diseases and eating disorders, and health conditions. This is sick when you are not eating, and when your bones do not have meat. It is not good for the body, so I am against anorexia. This is due to excessive exercise and vomiting after meals. People with anorexia should love themselves and not treat themselves as their own mistakes. When most people think about the image of the body, they consider the appearance, charm, beauty of the body. However, the image of the body is even more so. This is our own psychological expression and this is the reason we think about ourselves. The image of the body not only affects emotions but also positively influences our behavior, self-esteem, and psychopathology. Our body's perceptions, feelings, beliefs are our plan of life - the people we meet, the people we get married, the nature of our interactions, the level of our daily comfort - I will do right and left. In fact, our body is our personal bulletin board, the first for other people, sometimes just an impression In response to research question 3, many participants discussed the sources of beauty and body image information that was heard. Messages on body images were received from a number of sources, our focus group respondents emphasized families (n = 44) and media (n = 35) and acknowledged that these messages are context- (N) = 10). Information from family develops centering on the importance of how others see you. My mother always said that people would feel something in some way before opening their mouth the same way you are seeing. If you do not do your best as usual, or if you know it is not necessarily the best, but it is always the best, people always do not see you You know they will do you I think that I do not have the ability to handle what I need. They may think that you can not do such work because you can not do your job as you are not keeping energy on yourself. The dissatisfaction with the physical image of men and women comes from many sources, but perhaps the greatest impact is the cultural power that defines the image of the beauty of men and women. Throughout history and various societies, ideals of body images have been greatly eliminated. However, the current standards in many cultures seem to place importance on the importance of molds that fit more "perfect" shapes than ever. Regardless of any news stand, it is almost impossible to pay attention to stylized depictions of men and women's body, from muscle body builders to lightweight, elongated swimsuit models. Annual competition will decide that the most beautiful people in the world will reward the male and female figures consistently keeping these ideals. The ability to create Photoshop almost perfect newsstand images emphasizes efforts to achieve these ideals among undoubted people.

Beauty treats the beauty of inner and outer surfaces. It involves overweight and anorexia, but is mainly of different types of body images. Anorexia is a disease that destroys the lives of people, diseases and eating disorders, and health conditions. This is sick when you are not eating, and when your bones do not have meat. It is not good for the body, so I am against anorexia. This is due to excessive exercise and vomiting after meals. People with anorexia should love themselves and not treat themselves as their own mistakes. When most people think about the image of the body, they consider the appearance, charm, beauty of the body. However, the image of the body is even more so. This is our own psychological expression and this is the reason we think about ourselves. The image of the body not only affects emotions but also positively influences our behavior, self-esteem, and psychopathology. Our body's perceptions, feelings, beliefs are our plan of life - the people we meet, the people we get married, the nature of our interactions, the level of our daily comfort - I will do right and left. In fact, our body is our personal bulletin board, the first for other people, sometimes just an impression In response to research question 3, many participants discussed the sources of beauty and body image information that was heard. Messages on body images were received from a number of sources, our focus group respondents emphasized families (n = 44) and media (n = 35) and acknowledged that these messages are context- (N) = 10). Information from family develops centering on the importance of how others see you. My mother always said that people would feel something in some way before opening their mouth the same way you are seeing. If you do not do your best as usual, or if you know it is not necessarily the best, but it is always the best, people always do not see you You know they will do you I think that I do not have the ability to handle what I need. They may think that you can not do such work because you can not do your job as you are not keeping energy on yourself. The dissatisfaction with the physical image of men and women comes from many sources, but perhaps the greatest impact is the cultural power that defines the image of the beauty of men and women. Throughout history and various societies, ideals of body images have been greatly eliminated. However, the current standards in many cultures seem to place importance on the importance of molds that fit more "perfect" shapes than ever. Regardless of any news stand, it is almost impossible to pay attention to stylized depictions of men and women's body, from muscle body builders to lightweight, elongated swimsuit models. Annual competition will decide that the most beautiful people in the world will reward the male and female figures consistently keeping these ideals. The ability to create Photoshop almost perfect newsstand images emphasizes efforts to achieve these ideals among undoubted people.

A wide range of research methods are used in psychology. These methods depend on the source of information, the sampling method, and the type of tool used to collect data. The method also varies by collecting qualitative data, quantitative data, or both Qualitative psychology research is where statistical results or other quantitative procedures do not produce research results. Quantitative psychology research is the result of research results from mathematical modeling and statistical estimation or statistical reasoning. Since qualitative information can be processed statistically, the difference is related to the method, not the subject of the research. Case Studies - Case studies are often included in the Research Methods page, but they are not actually a single research method in practice. In the case study approach, we use a variety of survey methods (such as interviews, observations, self-reported questionnaires, etc.). Researchers explained the importance of data in the research field. Therefore, the case study is a methodology, not a methodology. Event sampling method also known as empirical sampling method (ESM), diary study or ecological transient evaluation (EMA) Experiments usually have separate processing and management (see scientific management and experimental design). For more information, see Experimental Psychology. Prospective cohort study: Subject registration prior to administration or occurrence of suggested independent effect A cross-sectional study in which the population of all proposed measures is sampled at a certain point Longitudinal study: Study subjects at multiple points: You can solve the group effect and show the direction that is the cause of the influence Stango, Charles. (2007). Research method of Behavioral Science 3rd Edition Boston, Massachusetts: Houghton Mifflin Weathington, B .; L. , Cunningham, C.I. And Pittenger, D. P. (2010). Behavioral and Social Science Research Methods Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, Inc Psychological statistics apply equations, theorems, numbers, and laws to psychology. Statistical methods of psychology include the development and application of statistical theory and psychological data modeling methods. These methods include psychometric methods, factor analysis, experimental design, and multivariate behavioral research. This article also discusses the same field journal Wilcox, R. (2012). Psychometric measurements involve the measurement of psychological attributes. Development and application of statistical models of psychological measurement (Lord and Novik etc) Measurement theory is divided into two main fields: (1) classical test theory; (2) project response theory (Nunnally, J. & Bernstein, I . (1994)))) Psychology covers a wide range of fields including various mental processes and behavior research methods. The following are the main research fields that make up psychology. A comprehensive list of psychology subfields and fields is on psychology topic list and psychology subject list. Abnormal psychology is a study of abnormal behavior to describe, predict, interpret, and change abnormal functional patterns. Abnormal psychology studies the nature and its causes of psychopathology and this knowledge is applied to clinical psychology to treat patients with psychological disorders.

A wide range of research methods are used in psychology. These methods depend on the source of information, the sampling method, and the type of tool used to collect data. The method also varies by collecting qualitative data, quantitative data, or both Qualitative psychology research is where statistical results or other quantitative procedures do not produce research results. Quantitative psychology research is the result of research results from mathematical modeling and statistical estimation or statistical reasoning. Since qualitative information can be processed statistically, the difference is related to the method, not the subject of the research. Case Studies - Case studies are often included in the Research Methods page, but they are not actually a single research method in practice. In the case study approach, we use a variety of survey methods (such as interviews, observations, self-reported questionnaires, etc.). Researchers explained the importance of data in the research field. Therefore, the case study is a methodology, not a methodology. Event sampling method also known as empirical sampling method (ESM), diary study or ecological transient evaluation (EMA) Experiments usually have separate processing and management (see scientific management and experimental design). For more information, see Experimental Psychology. Prospective cohort study: Subject registration prior to administration or occurrence of suggested independent effect A cross-sectional study in which the population of all proposed measures is sampled at a certain point Longitudinal study: Study subjects at multiple points: You can solve the group effect and show the direction that is the cause of the influence Stango, Charles. (2007). Research method of Behavioral Science 3rd Edition Boston, Massachusetts: Houghton Mifflin Weathington, B .; L. , Cunningham, C.I. And Pittenger, D. P. (2010). Behavioral and Social Science Research Methods Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, Inc Psychological statistics apply equations, theorems, numbers, and laws to psychology. Statistical methods of psychology include the development and application of statistical theory and psychological data modeling methods. These methods include psychometric methods, factor analysis, experimental design, and multivariate behavioral research. This article also discusses the same field journal Wilcox, R. (2012). Psychometric measurements involve the measurement of psychological attributes. Development and application of statistical models of psychological measurement (Lord and Novik etc) Measurement theory is divided into two main fields: (1) classical test theory; (2) project response theory (Nunnally, J. & Bernstein, I . (1994)))) Psychology covers a wide range of fields including various mental processes and behavior research methods. The following are the main research fields that make up psychology. A comprehensive list of psychology subfields and fields is on psychology topic list and psychology subject list. Abnormal psychology is a study of abnormal behavior to describe, predict, interpret, and change abnormal functional patterns. Abnormal psychology studies the nature and its causes of psychopathology and this knowledge is applied to clinical psychology to treat patients with psychological disorders.

In this article, we will focus on the difference between normal spiritual thinking and abnormal mental thinking, treatment of various diseases, and treatment of various diseases. The first thing to understand is that spiritual and spiritual differences among individuals with mental illness or disability are often an understanding of normal behavior and abnormal behavior. Psychiatric disorders and psychiatric disorders are often synonymous with each other in use, many of which do not completely understand the difference between disease and disease. Abnormal psychology: The field of abnormal psychology is a scientific field that focuses on examining the cause of mental dysfunction or abnormal behavior. Some of the main areas of research in this field include mood disorders, psychopathology, psychiatric disorders, and maladaptation. In scientific discipline, these behaviors are expressed by mental dysfunction including several features such as deviation, potential injury, pain, and therefore we investigate abnormal behaviors. As various kinds Abnormal psychology in the field of abnormal psychology focusing on maladaptive behavior - its cause, result and treatment. Abnormal psychology deals with various emotions, different meanings, and how society deals with people who think differently. From actual tasks to delusions, serious weaknesses, and habits of fear and behavior, the range of differences is wide. Before discussing the definition of abnormal psychology, we must first decide the true meaning of the word "abnormal". . For laypeople asked about the definition of the word "abnormal", people often encounter strange, strange and strange answers to people and behavior. These characteristics are not enough to fully explain the true and deep meaning of the term "abnormal". It is important to consider defining abnormal characteristics, such as whether behavior is the cause or not. Unusual psychology process is to deal with anomalous behavior patterns, cause and treatment branch description. Abnormal psychology is thought and action that leads to individual social, cognitive, emotional, and various other misery. If there is an abnormal behavior pattern that destroys the mental function or behavior of a person, this is due to a psychological obstacle. I realized that it is important to be able to determine the definition of abnormal behavior in order to be able to distinguish when a person is suffering from a mental disorder. Classification of abnormal behavior is characterized by abnormalities, social deviations, false perceptions, serious personal distress, maladaptive behavior and risk, all features requiring attention and diagnosis. Abnormal behavior may bring unhappiness, conflict, even discomfort in the daily life of an individual, which not only impairs human lifestyle but also affects other people's lifestyle.

In this article, we will focus on the difference between normal spiritual thinking and abnormal mental thinking, treatment of various diseases, and treatment of various diseases. The first thing to understand is that spiritual and spiritual differences among individuals with mental illness or disability are often an understanding of normal behavior and abnormal behavior. Psychiatric disorders and psychiatric disorders are often synonymous with each other in use, many of which do not completely understand the difference between disease and disease. Abnormal psychology: The field of abnormal psychology is a scientific field that focuses on examining the cause of mental dysfunction or abnormal behavior. Some of the main areas of research in this field include mood disorders, psychopathology, psychiatric disorders, and maladaptation. In scientific discipline, these behaviors are expressed by mental dysfunction including several features such as deviation, potential injury, pain, and therefore we investigate abnormal behaviors. As various kinds Abnormal psychology in the field of abnormal psychology focusing on maladaptive behavior - its cause, result and treatment. Abnormal psychology deals with various emotions, different meanings, and how society deals with people who think differently. From actual tasks to delusions, serious weaknesses, and habits of fear and behavior, the range of differences is wide. Before discussing the definition of abnormal psychology, we must first decide the true meaning of the word "abnormal". . For laypeople asked about the definition of the word "abnormal", people often encounter strange, strange and strange answers to people and behavior. These characteristics are not enough to fully explain the true and deep meaning of the term "abnormal". It is important to consider defining abnormal characteristics, such as whether behavior is the cause or not. Unusual psychology process is to deal with anomalous behavior patterns, cause and treatment branch description. Abnormal psychology is thought and action that leads to individual social, cognitive, emotional, and various other misery. If there is an abnormal behavior pattern that destroys the mental function or behavior of a person, this is due to a psychological obstacle. I realized that it is important to be able to determine the definition of abnormal behavior in order to be able to distinguish when a person is suffering from a mental disorder. Classification of abnormal behavior is characterized by abnormalities, social deviations, false perceptions, serious personal distress, maladaptive behavior and risk, all features requiring attention and diagnosis. Abnormal behavior may bring unhappiness, conflict, even discomfort in the daily life of an individual, which not only impairs human lifestyle but also affects other people's lifestyle.

The book I read is what Victor Frankel calls "human beings find meaning." Victor Frankel was a psychiatrist and a philosopher and experienced the Nazi era, one of the most inhumane era of history. He concluded that the kind of person with prisoners is not the result of mere external influences, but the result of internal decisions. Frankel developed the concept of physical therapy through observation (as a therapist at a concentration camp), extensive research, and establishing a doctrine that shows the principles of human challenge. Psychology is a scientific study of thought and behavior. The word "psychology" comes from the Greek "spirit", the "logo" meaning life, the interpretation words. Psychology is a popular occupation for students, a topic in public media, and is part of our daily life. Dr. Phil and other TV programs feature psychologists who provide personal advice to people with personal or family problems. Psychological TV dramas such as "crack", "criminal psychology", "soul", "CSI", etc. are characterized by using the principles of psychology to solve the work of forensic psychologists . Many people have a direct understanding of psychology as they have been to psychologists such as school counselors, family therapists, religion, marriage or a deceased counselor. The soul means that the soul and psychology are studies of the soul, the psychologist is the servant or companion of the soul, and psychopathology stands for "soul pain" (Elkins). Therefore, as many men of today do, if our mental health professionals recycle the roots of our profession, regardless of where their "soul" place in their recovery, I We can not think about approaching the rehabilitation of mentally disabled people. This is by no means a fundamental concept, but in order to balance the more empirical nature of treatment, people of this expert review and recycle the tradition that always existed. In 1975, Hillman wrote as follows. "There is connection with the soul, there is psychology, otherwise it is better to call it statistical, physical anthropology, cultural news or animal breeding" (Elkins) Essay.com / Influence and influence of mental and beliefs on mental illness and psychiatric disorders Psychology means the study of the mind meaning "spirit" or "soul" literally translated from ancient Greek to a soul, and logic to mean "learning". The most accurate explanation of psychology is that it is science of thought and behavior (Collin et al., 2011). Psychology evolved from philosophy and go back to the era of ancient Greek philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle (325 BC). Studying the essence of subjects such as memory, thinking, and consciousness is regarded as a form of philosophical thinking, not to make psychology an independent science. Psychology became an independent scientific field in the late nineteenth century.

The book I read is what Victor Frankel calls "human beings find meaning." Victor Frankel was a psychiatrist and a philosopher and experienced the Nazi era, one of the most inhumane era of history. He concluded that the kind of person with prisoners is not the result of mere external influences, but the result of internal decisions. Frankel developed the concept of physical therapy through observation (as a therapist at a concentration camp), extensive research, and establishing a doctrine that shows the principles of human challenge. Psychology is a scientific study of thought and behavior. The word "psychology" comes from the Greek "spirit", the "logo" meaning life, the interpretation words. Psychology is a popular occupation for students, a topic in public media, and is part of our daily life. Dr. Phil and other TV programs feature psychologists who provide personal advice to people with personal or family problems. Psychological TV dramas such as "crack", "criminal psychology", "soul", "CSI", etc. are characterized by using the principles of psychology to solve the work of forensic psychologists . Many people have a direct understanding of psychology as they have been to psychologists such as school counselors, family therapists, religion, marriage or a deceased counselor. The soul means that the soul and psychology are studies of the soul, the psychologist is the servant or companion of the soul, and psychopathology stands for "soul pain" (Elkins). Therefore, as many men of today do, if our mental health professionals recycle the roots of our profession, regardless of where their "soul" place in their recovery, I We can not think about approaching the rehabilitation of mentally disabled people. This is by no means a fundamental concept, but in order to balance the more empirical nature of treatment, people of this expert review and recycle the tradition that always existed. In 1975, Hillman wrote as follows. "There is connection with the soul, there is psychology, otherwise it is better to call it statistical, physical anthropology, cultural news or animal breeding" (Elkins) Essay.com / Influence and influence of mental and beliefs on mental illness and psychiatric disorders Psychology means the study of the mind meaning "spirit" or "soul" literally translated from ancient Greek to a soul, and logic to mean "learning". The most accurate explanation of psychology is that it is science of thought and behavior (Collin et al., 2011). Psychology evolved from philosophy and go back to the era of ancient Greek philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle (325 BC). Studying the essence of subjects such as memory, thinking, and consciousness is regarded as a form of philosophical thinking, not to make psychology an independent science. Psychology became an independent scientific field in the late nineteenth century.

Anyway, it's crazy here. This study was done by D. L. Rosenhan is asking as follows. Can mental health professionals truly identify who is mentally healthy and mentally ill? What is the impact of the error? To answer these questions, Rosenhan himself and the other eight "fake patients" have shown themselves in different psychiatric hospitals except pretending to hear the same three words. The goal is to convince the staff that they are mentally healthy. In 1929, psychology was defined as a study of consciousness. From 1930 to around 1970, the definition of psychology changed as the treatment of scientific research on behavior increased. Since around 1970, psychology has been defined as a scientific research on behavioral and psychological processes. But according to the definition of psychology today, it can be defined as a study of behavior and human thought. Factors Affecting Behavior Shauna Carton Psy 490 May 13, 2014 Lena Klumper Diversity of Psychology The American Psychological Association identified 54 departments in the field of psychology (Plante, 2011) . Each department is derived from one of seven key ideas: psychodynamics, behavioral science, humanities, cognition, social chemistry, biology, progress. This diversity in psychology, Psychology is a large and constantly evolving field of research thinking and behavior. Since psychology is a very wide field, there are many things to discover and scientists divide it into several fields. Each branch contains various aspects of psychology, each focusing on specific things. One of the branches is abnormal psychology. Abnormality is a broad term used not only in the medical field but also in everyday conversation. When an exception occurs, you go directly to a different place or a strange place. However, in psychology, a more definite definition is needed. As a human, who is judging whether another person is "normal"? For terminology abnormalities, various definitions are used in psychology. This not only confuses those unaware of this field, but also confuses clinical scientists and practitioners who promise to complete this field. Abnormal psychology is a study of abnormal behavior to describe, predict, interpret, and change abnormal functional patterns. Abnormal psychology will study the nature and cause of psychopathology. And it applies to clinical psychology in the treatment of patients with mental disorders. It may be difficult to draw a line between normal behavior and abnormal behavior. In general, abnormal behaviors must be nonconforming, resulting in serious discomfort for the individual due to clinical and research interests. According to DSM - IV - TR, if behavior is related to physical disability, personal distress, social norm violation or dysfunction, its behavior may be considered abnormal.

Anyway, it's crazy here. This study was done by D. L. Rosenhan is asking as follows. Can mental health professionals truly identify who is mentally healthy and mentally ill? What is the impact of the error? To answer these questions, Rosenhan himself and the other eight "fake patients" have shown themselves in different psychiatric hospitals except pretending to hear the same three words. The goal is to convince the staff that they are mentally healthy. In 1929, psychology was defined as a study of consciousness. From 1930 to around 1970, the definition of psychology changed as the treatment of scientific research on behavior increased. Since around 1970, psychology has been defined as a scientific research on behavioral and psychological processes. But according to the definition of psychology today, it can be defined as a study of behavior and human thought. Factors Affecting Behavior Shauna Carton Psy 490 May 13, 2014 Lena Klumper Diversity of Psychology The American Psychological Association identified 54 departments in the field of psychology (Plante, 2011) . Each department is derived from one of seven key ideas: psychodynamics, behavioral science, humanities, cognition, social chemistry, biology, progress. This diversity in psychology, Psychology is a large and constantly evolving field of research thinking and behavior. Since psychology is a very wide field, there are many things to discover and scientists divide it into several fields. Each branch contains various aspects of psychology, each focusing on specific things. One of the branches is abnormal psychology. Abnormality is a broad term used not only in the medical field but also in everyday conversation. When an exception occurs, you go directly to a different place or a strange place. However, in psychology, a more definite definition is needed. As a human, who is judging whether another person is "normal"? For terminology abnormalities, various definitions are used in psychology. This not only confuses those unaware of this field, but also confuses clinical scientists and practitioners who promise to complete this field. Abnormal psychology is a study of abnormal behavior to describe, predict, interpret, and change abnormal functional patterns. Abnormal psychology will study the nature and cause of psychopathology. And it applies to clinical psychology in the treatment of patients with mental disorders. It may be difficult to draw a line between normal behavior and abnormal behavior. In general, abnormal behaviors must be nonconforming, resulting in serious discomfort for the individual due to clinical and research interests. According to DSM - IV - TR, if behavior is related to physical disability, personal distress, social norm violation or dysfunction, its behavior may be considered abnormal.

When talking about child abuse, how do we define "illness"? "Abuse" is to treat people or animals with atrocities or violence, especially if they occur frequently repeatedly. "When you add a child, it becomes" child abuse. " "Child abuse" is defined as "physical abuse or sexual behavior" "child." A crime that causes physical or mental harm to children. Child sexual abuse (CSA) is an epidemic that concealed child abuse and neglect. About 3 million CSA reports each year involve nearly 6 million children in the United States. CSA goes beyond racial and cultural boundaries, at every level of society, every level of education, and every religion. Many adverse reactions are associated with CSA, and some examples include anxiety, avoidance of depression, low self-esteem, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and sexual intercourse. In this article we will study the role of women's psychological distress of CSA history, the nature of high-risk activities in trauma, barriers in human relations, negative beliefs and attitudes towards others, psychological effects, psychopathology . The following literature review is attempting to establish and support the association between CSA and adult psychology, emotional and physical behavior 1332 Hidden Injuries Child Abuse and Ignore: Hidden Injuries Let's use interviews and case studies to investigate child abuse and to ignore issues such as the abuser's psychology and the plight of abuse. Identify warning signs, help sources and show how education can prevent destructive abuse patterns. Basics of basic house framing in 1333 and floor video tapes explore and describe the rough structure of the house from foundation to roof. Students will be introduced about the different kinds of foundations used in modern buildings and the floor systems they support. I will explain the difference between balloon frame and modern platform frame. We focus on huts, canvas bags, buttocks, pergolas, sloping roofs. Got understanding of gable end and skylight frame

When talking about child abuse, how do we define "illness"? "Abuse" is to treat people or animals with atrocities or violence, especially if they occur frequently repeatedly. "When you add a child, it becomes" child abuse. " "Child abuse" is defined as "physical abuse or sexual behavior" "child." A crime that causes physical or mental harm to children. Child sexual abuse (CSA) is an epidemic that concealed child abuse and neglect. About 3 million CSA reports each year involve nearly 6 million children in the United States. CSA goes beyond racial and cultural boundaries, at every level of society, every level of education, and every religion. Many adverse reactions are associated with CSA, and some examples include anxiety, avoidance of depression, low self-esteem, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and sexual intercourse. In this article we will study the role of women's psychological distress of CSA history, the nature of high-risk activities in trauma, barriers in human relations, negative beliefs and attitudes towards others, psychological effects, psychopathology . The following literature review is attempting to establish and support the association between CSA and adult psychology, emotional and physical behavior 1332 Hidden Injuries Child Abuse and Ignore: Hidden Injuries Let's use interviews and case studies to investigate child abuse and to ignore issues such as the abuser's psychology and the plight of abuse. Identify warning signs, help sources and show how education can prevent destructive abuse patterns. Basics of basic house framing in 1333 and floor video tapes explore and describe the rough structure of the house from foundation to roof. Students will be introduced about the different kinds of foundations used in modern buildings and the floor systems they support. I will explain the difference between balloon frame and modern platform frame. We focus on huts, canvas bags, buttocks, pergolas, sloping roofs. Got understanding of gable end and skylight frame

There are many mitigation factors in psychology and biology playing a role in the life of young people. Despite all new scientific research, "interior of juvenile brain" indicates that experts agree that what is most useful for young people is a good relationship with parents (Dr. Jay Giedd, the forefront). Articles of adolescent brain content are focused on biological changes experienced by young teenagers. Development psychologists and medical professionals divide adolescence into three stages: early, middle and late (Greenberg, Bruess, & Conklin, 2007, p. Recently, scientists are beginning to decide on puberty experience and biomarkers. Physically, through the beginning of puberty, the human body experienced amazing changes during puberty. Adolescence - and the accompanying race hormone - also cause dramatic changes in cognitive, social and sexual development. For example, teenagers get tired naturally at night over children and adults. And, as is well known, the part of the brain related to their prefrontal cortex, execution function is considered incomplete until 25 years old. One area of ​​the brain that experiences the fastest change during adolescence is the area of ​​the brain involved in prefrontal cortex, judgment and decision-making. Therefore, adolescence is more likely to physically make a mistake in the exam. When you combine it with alcohol, it is a dangerous mixture and is likely to make a suspicious decision. Drinking alcohol while the brain is still developing also increases the risk of alcoholism. A 2011 study by Indiana University researchers on 600 twins found that people who regularly drink alcohol during adolescence are more likely to develop alcoholism later in life. In this survey we interviewed twin drunk habits at the age of 18 and drinking habits at the age of 25. Twin studies are particularly noteworthy because the twin environment and the genetic background are the same. How do young people differ from children and adults? The key issue relates to how adolescent development shapes adolescent psychic changes through the brain and indirectly through the social environment. Empirical studies linking pubertal development with adolescent psychological function are usually done in several different ways, with a focus on different results and mechanisms. Topics relate to the effects of atypical puberty on adolescent behavioral problems, the effects of adolescent conditions (and related hormones) on normative changes in behaviors promoting or preventing development, and puberty. The role of psychopathology is caused by vulnerable individuals. In this chapter we will examine how puberty can affect the psychological development of young people and why it is important for developers.

There are many mitigation factors in psychology and biology playing a role in the life of young people. Despite all new scientific research, "interior of juvenile brain" indicates that experts agree that what is most useful for young people is a good relationship with parents (Dr. Jay Giedd, the forefront). Articles of adolescent brain content are focused on biological changes experienced by young teenagers. Development psychologists and medical professionals divide adolescence into three stages: early, middle and late (Greenberg, Bruess, & Conklin, 2007, p. Recently, scientists are beginning to decide on puberty experience and biomarkers. Physically, through the beginning of puberty, the human body experienced amazing changes during puberty. Adolescence - and the accompanying race hormone - also cause dramatic changes in cognitive, social and sexual development. For example, teenagers get tired naturally at night over children and adults. And, as is well known, the part of the brain related to their prefrontal cortex, execution function is considered incomplete until 25 years old. One area of ​​the brain that experiences the fastest change during adolescence is the area of ​​the brain involved in prefrontal cortex, judgment and decision-making. Therefore, adolescence is more likely to physically make a mistake in the exam. When you combine it with alcohol, it is a dangerous mixture and is likely to make a suspicious decision. Drinking alcohol while the brain is still developing also increases the risk of alcoholism. A 2011 study by Indiana University researchers on 600 twins found that people who regularly drink alcohol during adolescence are more likely to develop alcoholism later in life. In this survey we interviewed twin drunk habits at the age of 18 and drinking habits at the age of 25. Twin studies are particularly noteworthy because the twin environment and the genetic background are the same. How do young people differ from children and adults? The key issue relates to how adolescent development shapes adolescent psychic changes through the brain and indirectly through the social environment. Empirical studies linking pubertal development with adolescent psychological function are usually done in several different ways, with a focus on different results and mechanisms. Topics relate to the effects of atypical puberty on adolescent behavioral problems, the effects of adolescent conditions (and related hormones) on normative changes in behaviors promoting or preventing development, and puberty. The role of psychopathology is caused by vulnerable individuals. In this chapter we will examine how puberty can affect the psychological development of young people and why it is important for developers.

Lee Sechrest and Bradley Smith (2012) develop a persuasive discussion on the papers "Psychology practice is psychology practice" that fully integrates psychology theory, research and practice into the field of psychology doing. The author defines integration as "unity" in a systematic approach, consistency and heuristic "unity" (Sechrest & Smith, 2012, p. 170). In this article, psychology insists that psychology is fully integrated, creates discipline based on science based on enormous knowledge and theory, and is more flexible and innovative (Sechrest & Smith, 2012) . MSW's Lwy Melano Flanagan teaches at the Smith School Social Work School and teaches at Hunter College and the New York University Social Work School. She is a psychological counselor of various programs of young opera singers, maintaining private practice of psychotherapy and supervision in New York City. MSW's Patricia Hertz is a private clinic in the Boston area and works with teenagers, adults, couples and families. She is a clinical consultant of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Big Apple Circus Clown Care, and I teach at the Smith School Social Work Institute. Internal and external: clinical theory and psychopathology of psychodynamics in modern multicultural situations After psychotherapy, social work is the most important beneficiary of humanitarian psychology theory and methodology. These have deeply reformed the theory and practice of modern society's work, including the emergence of specific theories and methodologies. Malcolm Payne talked about the majority of the value and principles of the practice of human social work, "humanities sociology: core principles in practice", ie creativity in human life and practice, self-development and spirituality, safety of development And flexibility, accountability, flexibility and complexity are obtained directly from humanitarian psychology theory in human life and practice and human psychotherapy practice. Maslowe called his work positive positive psychology. Since 1968, his research has influenced the development of positive psychotherapy, a cross-cultural humanitarian psychodynamic approach created by Nosrat Peshikian for the treatment of mental health and psychosomatic disorders It was. Since 1999, Maslow's work has been restored by the interest and influence of leaders like Martin Seligman. This movement only focuses on higher humanity. Positive psychology research is studying the positive aspects of things and the correct way rather than pessimism

Lee Sechrest and Bradley Smith (2012) develop a persuasive discussion on the papers "Psychology practice is psychology practice" that fully integrates psychology theory, research and practice into the field of psychology doing. The author defines integration as "unity" in a systematic approach, consistency and heuristic "unity" (Sechrest & Smith, 2012, p. 170). In this article, psychology insists that psychology is fully integrated, creates discipline based on science based on enormous knowledge and theory, and is more flexible and innovative (Sechrest & Smith, 2012) . MSW's Lwy Melano Flanagan teaches at the Smith School Social Work School and teaches at Hunter College and the New York University Social Work School. She is a psychological counselor of various programs of young opera singers, maintaining private practice of psychotherapy and supervision in New York City. MSW's Patricia Hertz is a private clinic in the Boston area and works with teenagers, adults, couples and families. She is a clinical consultant of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Big Apple Circus Clown Care, and I teach at the Smith School Social Work Institute. Internal and external: clinical theory and psychopathology of psychodynamics in modern multicultural situations After psychotherapy, social work is the most important beneficiary of humanitarian psychology theory and methodology. These have deeply reformed the theory and practice of modern society's work, including the emergence of specific theories and methodologies. Malcolm Payne talked about the majority of the value and principles of the practice of human social work, "humanities sociology: core principles in practice", ie creativity in human life and practice, self-development and spirituality, safety of development And flexibility, accountability, flexibility and complexity are obtained directly from humanitarian psychology theory in human life and practice and human psychotherapy practice. Maslowe called his work positive positive psychology. Since 1968, his research has influenced the development of positive psychotherapy, a cross-cultural humanitarian psychodynamic approach created by Nosrat Peshikian for the treatment of mental health and psychosomatic disorders It was. Since 1999, Maslow's work has been restored by the interest and influence of leaders like Martin Seligman. This movement only focuses on higher humanity. Positive psychology research is studying the positive aspects of things and the correct way rather than pessimism

Smith, Leo T. Shelton, Clare L. Berk, Michael Hasty, Melissa K. Cotton, Sue M. Henry, Lisa Daglas, Rothanthi Gentle, Ellen McGorry, Patrick D. Macneil, Craig A. and Conus, Philippe 2014. First episode of mania in a group of 18 months psychiatric patients. Emotional Disability Magazine, Vol. 167, it is a problem. , P. 74 Johnson, Shanthi Sathyaseelan, Manoranjitham Charles, Helen Jeyaseelan, Visalakshi and Jacob, Kurutukulangara S2014. Predictor of insight on schizophrenia in the first episode: a 5 - year cohort study from India. International psychiatry journal, Vol. 60, It is a problem. 6, p. 566 Johnson, Shanthi Sathyaseelan, Manoranjitham Charles, Helen Jeyaseelan, Visalakshi, and Jacob, Kurutukulangara Sebastian 2012. Insight on schizophrenia in India, psychopathology, interpretive models and results: a prospective study for 5 years. BMC Psychiatry, Vol. 12, It is a problem. 1, Mental illness in psychiatry is a disease, symptoms, the world of treatment. In clinical intervention for the elderly with mental illness, clinicians seek to provide adequate medication and psychotherapeutic intervention to alleviate pain and promote recovery. However, we often face the challenge of using mental health services for the elderly, without resorting to provided interventions. It is these challenges to drive us over treating the symptoms and treating a wider range of individuals. Psychosocial factors influence whether elderly people seek mental health intervention or not. These factors play an important role in adhering to the intervention and ultimately the outcome of depression. Likewise, attitudes and beliefs about mental illness may promote recovery or deterioration of suffering individuals. Most people with severe mental illness develop the first symptoms at puberty or early adulthood. Early intervention is essential for treating severe psychiatric disorders before they lead to harmful disorders, unemployment, homelessness, poverty and suicide. Early treatment can greatly improve outcomes, change the flow of private life, and provide a deliberate and promising future. SAMHSA and the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) are working together to promote early intervention for severe psychiatric disorders. Federal government and state partnership will guide 5% of grants to state mental health organizations managed by SAMHSA - Evidence based early for those experiencing the first serious mental illness including mental illness Provide intervention

Smith, Leo T. Shelton, Clare L. Berk, Michael Hasty, Melissa K. Cotton, Sue M. Henry, Lisa Daglas, Rothanthi Gentle, Ellen McGorry, Patrick D. Macneil, Craig A. and Conus, Philippe 2014. First episode of mania in a group of 18 months psychiatric patients. Emotional Disability Magazine, Vol. 167, it is a problem. , P. 74 Johnson, Shanthi Sathyaseelan, Manoranjitham Charles, Helen Jeyaseelan, Visalakshi and Jacob, Kurutukulangara S2014. Predictor of insight on schizophrenia in the first episode: a 5 - year cohort study from India. International psychiatry journal, Vol. 60, It is a problem. 6, p. 566 Johnson, Shanthi Sathyaseelan, Manoranjitham Charles, Helen Jeyaseelan, Visalakshi, and Jacob, Kurutukulangara Sebastian 2012. Insight on schizophrenia in India, psychopathology, interpretive models and results: a prospective study for 5 years. BMC Psychiatry, Vol. 12, It is a problem. 1, Mental illness in psychiatry is a disease, symptoms, the world of treatment. In clinical intervention for the elderly with mental illness, clinicians seek to provide adequate medication and psychotherapeutic intervention to alleviate pain and promote recovery. However, we often face the challenge of using mental health services for the elderly, without resorting to provided interventions. It is these challenges to drive us over treating the symptoms and treating a wider range of individuals. Psychosocial factors influence whether elderly people seek mental health intervention or not. These factors play an important role in adhering to the intervention and ultimately the outcome of depression. Likewise, attitudes and beliefs about mental illness may promote recovery or deterioration of suffering individuals. Most people with severe mental illness develop the first symptoms at puberty or early adulthood. Early intervention is essential for treating severe psychiatric disorders before they lead to harmful disorders, unemployment, homelessness, poverty and suicide. Early treatment can greatly improve outcomes, change the flow of private life, and provide a deliberate and promising future. SAMHSA and the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) are working together to promote early intervention for severe psychiatric disorders. Federal government and state partnership will guide 5% of grants to state mental health organizations managed by SAMHSA - Evidence based early for those experiencing the first serious mental illness including mental illness Provide intervention

Psychology is a broad research area and there are several thought and thinking schools that can help us understand and understand human behavior. Perception, behavior, personality are just a part of psychologist's research. Some psychologists choose to study abnormal behaviors, but other psychologists try to understand why we think that way Developmental psychology is a field of psychology that attempts to explain humans over time, in a microscopic sense, from an infant to a mature adult, and in the sense of a macro, along with the culture itself for decades . It should be pointed out that it is difficult to widely claim the year development of development. Developmental psychology covers a wide range of fields such as psychology of education, psychopathology of children, forensic developmental psychology, child development, cognitive psychology, ecological psychology, cultural psychology and so on. Development psychologists influencing the 20th century include Urie Bronfenbrenner, Erik Erikson, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Barbara Rogoff, Esther Thelen, Lev Vygotsky. John B. Watson and Jean-Jacques Rousseau are often considered to provide the foundation of modern developmental psychology. In the mid-eighteenth century, Jean Jacques Rousseau depicted three developmental stages: Emile's baby (early childhood), puer (childhood) and adolescence: or education. Rousseau's idea was strongly influenced by educators at the time. Pediatric psychology is a subset of developmental psychology focusing on the life stage from birth to adolescence (about 12 to 13 years old). Adolescent psychology is also a subset of developmental psychology and focuses on the early adolescent development to adolescent youth in our later years (13-19). The theory of developmental psychology is an important field of research because it is the product of all adults experienced when they were children and when they were children. Therefore, developing psychological theory by studying infants, children, and adolescents will help to better understand adult thoughts. Developmental psychology involves psychological changes that occur throughout the life cycle from birth to death, but this field of psychology primarily focused primarily on infancy and childhood. The scope of developmental psychology includes psychological factors that change during the lifetime, such as motor skills, problem solving, language acquisition, identity formation. Forensic psychology is one of the fastest growing areas of psychology. It involves criminal investigation and applying psychological principles to law. Forensic psychologists work in criminal courts and civil courts with lawyers, criminals, families and witnesses and are active in environments such as rehabilitation centers, prisons and prisons, and police stations.

Psychology is a broad research area and there are several thought and thinking schools that can help us understand and understand human behavior. Perception, behavior, personality are just a part of psychologist's research. Some psychologists choose to study abnormal behaviors, but other psychologists try to understand why we think that way Developmental psychology is a field of psychology that attempts to explain humans over time, in a microscopic sense, from an infant to a mature adult, and in the sense of a macro, along with the culture itself for decades . It should be pointed out that it is difficult to widely claim the year development of development. Developmental psychology covers a wide range of fields such as psychology of education, psychopathology of children, forensic developmental psychology, child development, cognitive psychology, ecological psychology, cultural psychology and so on. Development psychologists influencing the 20th century include Urie Bronfenbrenner, Erik Erikson, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Barbara Rogoff, Esther Thelen, Lev Vygotsky. John B. Watson and Jean-Jacques Rousseau are often considered to provide the foundation of modern developmental psychology. In the mid-eighteenth century, Jean Jacques Rousseau depicted three developmental stages: Emile's baby (early childhood), puer (childhood) and adolescence: or education. Rousseau's idea was strongly influenced by educators at the time. Pediatric psychology is a subset of developmental psychology focusing on the life stage from birth to adolescence (about 12 to 13 years old). Adolescent psychology is also a subset of developmental psychology and focuses on the early adolescent development to adolescent youth in our later years (13-19). The theory of developmental psychology is an important field of research because it is the product of all adults experienced when they were children and when they were children. Therefore, developing psychological theory by studying infants, children, and adolescents will help to better understand adult thoughts. Developmental psychology involves psychological changes that occur throughout the life cycle from birth to death, but this field of psychology primarily focused primarily on infancy and childhood. The scope of developmental psychology includes psychological factors that change during the lifetime, such as motor skills, problem solving, language acquisition, identity formation. Forensic psychology is one of the fastest growing areas of psychology. It involves criminal investigation and applying psychological principles to law. Forensic psychologists work in criminal courts and civil courts with lawyers, criminals, families and witnesses and are active in environments such as rehabilitation centers, prisons and prisons, and police stations.

The way we shape our teachings through psychology is to study how the brain works and how we should change the reactions around us as a human being. After entering my calculation course of grade 11, I immediately realized that I was summoned to become a teacher after high school graduation. Psychology is used in many occupations such as law, nursing, medicine, and education. The role of the teacher is different. They need to understand how to maintain order through the classroom, promise to students, and that students' learning needs are different. A good way to teach us important theories and concepts in student psychology is to use fiction. By drawing inspiration from famous novels and movie plots and themes, they can gain insight into important psychological phenomena such as Memento, Rain Man, Braveheart, The Color Purple and others. . I remember being in a group dynamics class with the help of William Golding 's famous novel "The Lord of the Flies" as an undergraduate in psychology. The story is about a group of British boys trapped in a desert island that wishes to rule myself with disastrous consequences. We discuss key psychosocial concepts such as power, position, leadership, consistency, conflict between groups, every week, and ties them to important events occurring in books as the stories develop. How do young people differ from children and adults? The key issue relates to how adolescent development shapes adolescent psychic changes through the brain and indirectly through the social environment. Empirical studies linking pubertal development with adolescent psychological function are usually done in several different ways, with a focus on different results and mechanisms. Topics relate to the effects of atypical puberty on adolescent behavioral problems, the effects of adolescent conditions (and related hormones) on normative changes in behaviors promoting or preventing development, and puberty. The role of psychopathology is caused by vulnerable individuals. In this chapter we will examine how puberty can affect the psychological development of young people and why it is important for developers.

The way we shape our teachings through psychology is to study how the brain works and how we should change the reactions around us as a human being. After entering my calculation course of grade 11, I immediately realized that I was summoned to become a teacher after high school graduation. Psychology is used in many occupations such as law, nursing, medicine, and education. The role of the teacher is different. They need to understand how to maintain order through the classroom, promise to students, and that students' learning needs are different. A good way to teach us important theories and concepts in student psychology is to use fiction. By drawing inspiration from famous novels and movie plots and themes, they can gain insight into important psychological phenomena such as Memento, Rain Man, Braveheart, The Color Purple and others. . I remember being in a group dynamics class with the help of William Golding 's famous novel "The Lord of the Flies" as an undergraduate in psychology. The story is about a group of British boys trapped in a desert island that wishes to rule myself with disastrous consequences. We discuss key psychosocial concepts such as power, position, leadership, consistency, conflict between groups, every week, and ties them to important events occurring in books as the stories develop. How do young people differ from children and adults? The key issue relates to how adolescent development shapes adolescent psychic changes through the brain and indirectly through the social environment. Empirical studies linking pubertal development with adolescent psychological function are usually done in several different ways, with a focus on different results and mechanisms. Topics relate to the effects of atypical puberty on adolescent behavioral problems, the effects of adolescent conditions (and related hormones) on normative changes in behaviors promoting or preventing development, and puberty. The role of psychopathology is caused by vulnerable individuals. In this chapter we will examine how puberty can affect the psychological development of young people and why it is important for developers.

This interdisciplinary field focuses on the relationship between physiological and psychic systems in the nervous system. You will understand the neural mechanisms of behavior and cognition, the evolution of the nervous system, and the mechanisms of the nervous system and psychiatric disorders. This major course is prepared for graduate studies of careers that require biosciology, neuroscience, neuropsychology, neurobiology, or related fields, and even scientific basis. A study of the nervous system with particular emphasis on human brain and spinal cord. Covers chemistry, histology, anatomy, physiology Investigation of clinical and entertainment applications of psychoactive compounds. Topics include drug use, dosage and administration problems, pharmacological models of psychopathology and use of drugs in the treatment of mental disorders, and anthropological perspectives on psychopharmacology of drug intoxication. I will introduce students how to study perceptual psychology. Topics include psychophysical methods, visual and auditory neural mechanisms, hallucinations, distance perception, and perceptual psychology. Decoration is very good. It's really rural and dark. A little interestingly, I saw a huge pig with a slit in the chalkboard. I like that. Music in the bar area is a little big, but it's just in the bar area. This will lead people to talk to each other. It is a tough cycle, but hey ... we are at the bar. Yes, I understand that there is a section to talk about only the waiting times that we experienced. This will be a long wait until someone shrinks the name and accepts orders on the table ... but the most difficulty is the lack of standby space. I hope that they decided different ways for customers to wait rather than merely guiding them to the bar. I know this is the easiest way, and at the end of the day, we did ... but it is a little inconvenient. It happens to wait for the server to pass through food and empty dishes. That's dangerous! There are not many people in the bar area. An old couple is sitting by the side of the room alone, two young couple sitting and chatting. The bar made my drink soft, and I felt all the eyes in the room, I looked firmly and heard me completely silent behind me. When I thought, "God, I entered myself," the nerve was kicked again. I took a deep breath and psychologically encouraged myself, I picked up Scotch's glass and approached two young couple. I asked if I care whether they are sitting with me or not. They were very kind and encouraged me to sit down and chat. They are all very attractive. I saw that first and said that night I was the one that I really liked, so I can not believe how lucky I am.

This interdisciplinary field focuses on the relationship between physiological and psychic systems in the nervous system. You will understand the neural mechanisms of behavior and cognition, the evolution of the nervous system, and the mechanisms of the nervous system and psychiatric disorders. This major course is prepared for graduate studies of careers that require biosciology, neuroscience, neuropsychology, neurobiology, or related fields, and even scientific basis. A study of the nervous system with particular emphasis on human brain and spinal cord. Covers chemistry, histology, anatomy, physiology Investigation of clinical and entertainment applications of psychoactive compounds. Topics include drug use, dosage and administration problems, pharmacological models of psychopathology and use of drugs in the treatment of mental disorders, and anthropological perspectives on psychopharmacology of drug intoxication. I will introduce students how to study perceptual psychology. Topics include psychophysical methods, visual and auditory neural mechanisms, hallucinations, distance perception, and perceptual psychology. Decoration is very good. It's really rural and dark. A little interestingly, I saw a huge pig with a slit in the chalkboard. I like that. Music in the bar area is a little big, but it's just in the bar area. This will lead people to talk to each other. It is a tough cycle, but hey ... we are at the bar. Yes, I understand that there is a section to talk about only the waiting times that we experienced. This will be a long wait until someone shrinks the name and accepts orders on the table ... but the most difficulty is the lack of standby space. I hope that they decided different ways for customers to wait rather than merely guiding them to the bar. I know this is the easiest way, and at the end of the day, we did ... but it is a little inconvenient. It happens to wait for the server to pass through food and empty dishes. That's dangerous! There are not many people in the bar area. An old couple is sitting by the side of the room alone, two young couple sitting and chatting. The bar made my drink soft, and I felt all the eyes in the room, I looked firmly and heard me completely silent behind me. When I thought, "God, I entered myself," the nerve was kicked again. I took a deep breath and psychologically encouraged myself, I picked up Scotch's glass and approached two young couple. I asked if I care whether they are sitting with me or not. They were very kind and encouraged me to sit down and chat. They are all very attractive. I saw that first and said that night I was the one that I really liked, so I can not believe how lucky I am.

Freud's Unconscious Reconstruction Summary: This article depicts Freud's unconscious reconstruction and its argument for its existence. The subsequent strategy avoided the expansion of the discussion on the validity of Freud's method and conclusion. As an ideal type, people are considered to have two basic patterns to satisfy their desires. Contact with reality and wishful thinking. The first model recognizes real constraints on desire satisfaction and the second model ignores or denies these constraints as it may make such satisfaction impossible or impossible. This paper aims to reexamine Freud's psychoanalysis theory from a modern point of view. Freud's psychology is science based on unconscious (id) and conscious (self). From the modern perspective, we examine all aspects of Freud's thinking and predict the relevance of psychoanalytic conscious theory. Can psychoanalysis and unconscious teach consciousness to us? From the perspective of history, psychoanalysis, anthropology, sociology, we need to see how Freud's theory helps to better understand consciousness. You also need to study about psychoanalytic psychotherapy and its contribution to deepen your understanding of mind and body dualism and overall consciousness. Self psychology is thought to be in the context of today, which is combined with various psychological studies to enable us to better understand consciousness. Freud (1915) emphasizes the importance of the unconscious spirit One of the main assumptions of Freud's theory is that the unconscious mind dominates the action mainly and people do not doubt. Indeed, the purpose of psychoanalysis is to reveal the use of this defensive mechanism and thereby make it unconscious. Freud believes that unconscious influences will appear in various forms, such as dreams and slipping of tongues. These are now often called "Floyd sliding". Freud (1920) gives an example When British lawmakers mentioned colleagues, he was angry as "an identified member from hell", not from Hull. In his book "Psychopathology of Daily Life", Freud detailed how these unconscious thoughts and impulses are expressed through tongue slip (called "Floyd Slip") and dreams. Freud believes that psychological barriers are the result of extremes or imbalances in these unconscious conflicts. The psychoanalysis theory suggested by Sigmund Freud had a great influence on the ideas of the 20th century and influenced other areas including mental health, arts, literature and popular culture. Many of his views are questionable today, but his influence on psychology can not be denied.

Freud's Unconscious Reconstruction Summary: This article depicts Freud's unconscious reconstruction and its argument for its existence. The subsequent strategy avoided the expansion of the discussion on the validity of Freud's method and conclusion. As an ideal type, people are considered to have two basic patterns to satisfy their desires. Contact with reality and wishful thinking. The first model recognizes real constraints on desire satisfaction and the second model ignores or denies these constraints as it may make such satisfaction impossible or impossible. This paper aims to reexamine Freud's psychoanalysis theory from a modern point of view. Freud's psychology is science based on unconscious (id) and conscious (self). From the modern perspective, we examine all aspects of Freud's thinking and predict the relevance of psychoanalytic conscious theory. Can psychoanalysis and unconscious teach consciousness to us? From the perspective of history, psychoanalysis, anthropology, sociology, we need to see how Freud's theory helps to better understand consciousness. You also need to study about psychoanalytic psychotherapy and its contribution to deepen your understanding of mind and body dualism and overall consciousness. Self psychology is thought to be in the context of today, which is combined with various psychological studies to enable us to better understand consciousness. Freud (1915) emphasizes the importance of the unconscious spirit One of the main assumptions of Freud's theory is that the unconscious mind dominates the action mainly and people do not doubt. Indeed, the purpose of psychoanalysis is to reveal the use of this defensive mechanism and thereby make it unconscious. Freud believes that unconscious influences will appear in various forms, such as dreams and slipping of tongues. These are now often called "Floyd sliding". Freud (1920) gives an example When British lawmakers mentioned colleagues, he was angry as "an identified member from hell", not from Hull. In his book "Psychopathology of Daily Life", Freud detailed how these unconscious thoughts and impulses are expressed through tongue slip (called "Floyd Slip") and dreams. Freud believes that psychological barriers are the result of extremes or imbalances in these unconscious conflicts. The psychoanalysis theory suggested by Sigmund Freud had a great influence on the ideas of the 20th century and influenced other areas including mental health, arts, literature and popular culture. Many of his views are questionable today, but his influence on psychology can not be denied.

Facts and novels # 2 Psychopathology Every day, women are faced with problems. Whether men are attracted to them, and whether people think they are beautiful, whether men are attracted to them. The image of a "beautiful" woman spreads to media, commercials, the Internet, movies, television programs, advertising campaigns, and so on. In today's society, it is almost impossible for a "perfect female proportion" to become healthy, but for women of all ages who have to take measures that are impossible to approach things that are considered "perfect" It is not limited. For many girls of all ages, shapes and sizes all over the world, eat dis According to experts on eating disorders, girls before puberty are suffering from eating disorders of 5-6 years old. Experts say that they may get obsession from parents focusing not only on their body image but also on thin pop star media images like Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears. Justine Gallagher, a young Sacker patient, began to eat paper at the age of 5 worried that he might be as fat as his baby's photo. Gallagher eats ten sheets a day, but thinks putting paper in place of food will lose weight. Eating disorders are mental disorders including compulsive food, highly unhealthy eating behavior and distorted body images. They are complex and serious diseases. The group most affected by eating disorders is usually a girl from 16 to 20 years old. Adolescent eating disorders are often thought to be caused by depression or genetic factors, but social media exacerbates the problem by a significant increase in peer pressure and girls withstand fatal eating disorders . Anorexia is self-compromised starvation and mental illness. In fact, anorexia is one of the countries with the highest mortality rate of all mental illnesses (Gerri Freid Kramer, p. 15). Binge eating is a mental eating disorder characterized by disappearance after overeating (Gerri Freid Kramer, p. 21). Bulimia patients are known for voluntary vomiting, laxatives and diuretics. Both eating disorders An eating disorder is a mental illness defined by abnormal dietary habits, such as too little or too much meal, can cause serious physical and mental problems. The most common eating disorders are anorexia, bulimia and bulimia. Images of distorted unhealthy bodies often accompany these conditions. For example, people with anorexia nervosa accept unreasonable fear of obesity and lack weight. Because of the same weight gain fears, bulimia patients complement the onset of bulimia by tidying up or excessive exercise. Eating disorders are often characterized by excessive attention to the image of the body - this is another psychosis, a physical deformity disorder and a function shared by them.

Facts and novels # 2 Psychopathology Every day, women are faced with problems. Whether men are attracted to them, and whether people think they are beautiful, whether men are attracted to them. The image of a "beautiful" woman spreads to media, commercials, the Internet, movies, television programs, advertising campaigns, and so on. In today's society, it is almost impossible for a "perfect female proportion" to become healthy, but for women of all ages who have to take measures that are impossible to approach things that are considered "perfect" It is not limited. For many girls of all ages, shapes and sizes all over the world, eat dis According to experts on eating disorders, girls before puberty are suffering from eating disorders of 5-6 years old. Experts say that they may get obsession from parents focusing not only on their body image but also on thin pop star media images like Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears. Justine Gallagher, a young Sacker patient, began to eat paper at the age of 5 worried that he might be as fat as his baby's photo. Gallagher eats ten sheets a day, but thinks putting paper in place of food will lose weight. Eating disorders are mental disorders including compulsive food, highly unhealthy eating behavior and distorted body images. They are complex and serious diseases. The group most affected by eating disorders is usually a girl from 16 to 20 years old. Adolescent eating disorders are often thought to be caused by depression or genetic factors, but social media exacerbates the problem by a significant increase in peer pressure and girls withstand fatal eating disorders . Anorexia is self-compromised starvation and mental illness. In fact, anorexia is one of the countries with the highest mortality rate of all mental illnesses (Gerri Freid Kramer, p. 15). Binge eating is a mental eating disorder characterized by disappearance after overeating (Gerri Freid Kramer, p. 21). Bulimia patients are known for voluntary vomiting, laxatives and diuretics. Both eating disorders An eating disorder is a mental illness defined by abnormal dietary habits, such as too little or too much meal, can cause serious physical and mental problems. The most common eating disorders are anorexia, bulimia and bulimia. Images of distorted unhealthy bodies often accompany these conditions. For example, people with anorexia nervosa accept unreasonable fear of obesity and lack weight. Because of the same weight gain fears, bulimia patients complement the onset of bulimia by tidying up or excessive exercise. Eating disorders are often characterized by excessive attention to the image of the body - this is another psychosis, a physical deformity disorder and a function shared by them.

Child psychology I. Purpose of the article: Child psychology, child behavior study - Includes social and emotional features from body, cognition, movement, language, perception, birth to adolescence. Child psychologists explain similarities and differences between children and try to explain normal behavior and abnormal behavior and development. They have also developed ways to treat social, emotional and learning problems and personally provide treatment at schools, hospitals and other facilities. Child psychology is one of many areas of psychology, one of the most well-studied areas of expertise. This particular department focuses on the ideas and behavior of children from prenatal to adolescent development. Child psychology includes not only the growth of the child's body but also their psychological, emotional and social development. Today, psychologists are aware that children 's psychology is unique and complicated, but many people take different views when approaching development. The experts asked some of the larger questions in child psychology, such as whether initial experience is more important than later experience or whether nature and cultivation play a greater role in some aspects of development We will make a different response to. Developmental psychology covers a wide range of fields such as psychology of education, psychopathology of children, forensic developmental psychology, child development, cognitive psychology, ecological psychology, cultural psychology and so on. Development psychologists influencing the 20th century include Urie Bronfenbrenner, Erik Erikson, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Barbara Rogoff, Esther Thelen, Lev Vygotsky. John B. Watson and Jean-Jacques Rousseau are often considered to provide the foundation of modern developmental psychology. In the mid-eighteenth century, Jean Jacques Rousseau described three developmental stages: Emile's baby (early childhood), pool (childhood) and adolescence: or education. Rousseau's idea was strongly influenced by educators at the time. Freud's daughter, Anna Floyd is also an excellent psychologist, especially in the field of children and developmental psychology. Siegmund is a painter Lucian Freud and comedian, politician, grandfather of writer Clement Floyd, and a great grandfather of journalist Emma Freud, fashion designer Bella Freud and media giant, Matthew Floyd and Ryan Williams. One of the less-known interests of Freud is neurology. He was an early researcher on the theme of cerebral palsy, later called "cerebral palsy". He published several medical papers on this subject. He also showed that this disease had existed long before other researchers began paying attention and research. He also suggested that male cerebral palsy, first discovering that William Little was born with hypoxia was wrong. Instead, he thinks the complications of birth are only symptoms of the problem. It was not until the 1980s that his speculation was confirmed by more modern research institutions.

Child psychology I. Purpose of the article: Child psychology, child behavior study - Includes social and emotional features from body, cognition, movement, language, perception, birth to adolescence. Child psychologists explain similarities and differences between children and try to explain normal behavior and abnormal behavior and development. They have also developed ways to treat social, emotional and learning problems and personally provide treatment at schools, hospitals and other facilities. Child psychology is one of many areas of psychology, one of the most well-studied areas of expertise. This particular department focuses on the ideas and behavior of children from prenatal to adolescent development. Child psychology includes not only the growth of the child's body but also their psychological, emotional and social development. Today, psychologists are aware that children 's psychology is unique and complicated, but many people take different views when approaching development. The experts asked some of the larger questions in child psychology, such as whether initial experience is more important than later experience or whether nature and cultivation play a greater role in some aspects of development We will make a different response to. Developmental psychology covers a wide range of fields such as psychology of education, psychopathology of children, forensic developmental psychology, child development, cognitive psychology, ecological psychology, cultural psychology and so on. Development psychologists influencing the 20th century include Urie Bronfenbrenner, Erik Erikson, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Barbara Rogoff, Esther Thelen, Lev Vygotsky. John B. Watson and Jean-Jacques Rousseau are often considered to provide the foundation of modern developmental psychology. In the mid-eighteenth century, Jean Jacques Rousseau described three developmental stages: Emile's baby (early childhood), pool (childhood) and adolescence: or education. Rousseau's idea was strongly influenced by educators at the time. Freud's daughter, Anna Floyd is also an excellent psychologist, especially in the field of children and developmental psychology. Siegmund is a painter Lucian Freud and comedian, politician, grandfather of writer Clement Floyd, and a great grandfather of journalist Emma Freud, fashion designer Bella Freud and media giant, Matthew Floyd and Ryan Williams. One of the less-known interests of Freud is neurology. He was an early researcher on the theme of cerebral palsy, later called "cerebral palsy". He published several medical papers on this subject. He also showed that this disease had existed long before other researchers began paying attention and research. He also suggested that male cerebral palsy, first discovering that William Little was born with hypoxia was wrong. Instead, he thinks the complications of birth are only symptoms of the problem. It was not until the 1980s that his speculation was confirmed by more modern research institutions.

The power of the human brain is a mystery of science. For example, it is well known that certain parts of the brain can control specific body functions, but the memory of the brain has just been discovered. Scientists believe that only the majority of the brain is actually being used and believe that its potential energy is far greater than the ability people anticipate or believe. Today's scientists do not fully understand the ability to view and preserve information. This causes special problems in the treatment of certain psychiatric disorders such as post traumatic stress disorder. According to Mintz, the Vietnam War began in 1945, nearly 60,000 Americans were killed and nearly 2 million Vietnamese were murdered. After the battle, numerous Vietnamese veterans were suffering post-traumatic stress disorder in all aspects of their life (price). Post traumatic stress disorder is a disease that can happen to people who have experienced terrorist experiences. - The Vietnam War is the longest and most difficult war in American history spent in the 20th century. Robert Buzzanco argued that Americans did not participate in conflict from the beginning as they were not interested in Vietnam at the end of World War II. It changed when Americans noticed European politics related to Indochina and the economic expansion of the West. For veteran veterans of the Vietnam War, the diagnosis of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can be understood as a political act to show collective pain of defeated US as individual psychopathology. Advocates of this view point out that the pain of survivors of torture is being politicized by explaining the depths of their suffering, interference and injustice in psychiatry. These are not mere conceptual problems as they may affect treatment outcomes. Restoration and restructuring of social and cultural networks, economic support and respect for human rights Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is the most common psychological disorder experienced by Vietnamese veterans. However, there are many other adjustment barriers and problems that have not yet been thoroughly investigated, such as social anxiety and social phobia. In this study, we investigated the prevalence of social phobia and coexistence of social phobia and posttraumatic stress disorder, and investigated the etiology of social anxiety of the traumatic victims. The interview was conducted with 41 Vietnamese battle veterans, completing self-declaration measures to assess post-traumatic stress disorder and social phobia. It also evaluated adversity of returning home. Using a conservative multi method evaluation method, it was found that 32% of the samples were positive for both social phobia and post traumatic stress disorder. Veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder are more likely to receive additional diagnosis of social phobia than veterans without posttraumatic stress disorder

The power of the human brain is a mystery of science. For example, it is well known that certain parts of the brain can control specific body functions, but the memory of the brain has just been discovered. Scientists believe that only the majority of the brain is actually being used and believe that its potential energy is far greater than the ability people anticipate or believe. Today's scientists do not fully understand the ability to view and preserve information. This causes special problems in the treatment of certain psychiatric disorders such as post traumatic stress disorder. According to Mintz, the Vietnam War began in 1945, nearly 60,000 Americans were killed and nearly 2 million Vietnamese were murdered. After the battle, numerous Vietnamese veterans were suffering post-traumatic stress disorder in all aspects of their life (price). Post traumatic stress disorder is a disease that can happen to people who have experienced terrorist experiences. - The Vietnam War is the longest and most difficult war in American history spent in the 20th century. Robert Buzzanco argued that Americans did not participate in conflict from the beginning as they were not interested in Vietnam at the end of World War II. It changed when Americans noticed European politics related to Indochina and the economic expansion of the West. For veteran veterans of the Vietnam War, the diagnosis of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can be understood as a political act to show collective pain of defeated US as individual psychopathology. Advocates of this view point out that the pain of survivors of torture is being politicized by explaining the depths of their suffering, interference and injustice in psychiatry. These are not mere conceptual problems as they may affect treatment outcomes. Restoration and restructuring of social and cultural networks, economic support and respect for human rights Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is the most common psychological disorder experienced by Vietnamese veterans. However, there are many other adjustment barriers and problems that have not yet been thoroughly investigated, such as social anxiety and social phobia. In this study, we investigated the prevalence of social phobia and coexistence of social phobia and posttraumatic stress disorder, and investigated the etiology of social anxiety of the traumatic victims. The interview was conducted with 41 Vietnamese battle veterans, completing self-declaration measures to assess post-traumatic stress disorder and social phobia. It also evaluated adversity of returning home. Using a conservative multi method evaluation method, it was found that 32% of the samples were positive for both social phobia and post traumatic stress disorder. Veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder are more likely to receive additional diagnosis of social phobia than veterans without posttraumatic stress disorder

Sigmund Freud was born on May 8, 1856, is the founder of psychoanalysis. Psychoanalysts believe that human behavior, experience, and awareness are mainly determined by irrational promoters, and such promoters are almost unconscious. Freud further developed a repressive mechanism and established a clinical approach to treatment of psychopathology through dialogue between patients and their respective psychoanalysts. Psychoanalysis is not common in our era, but other forms of psychotherapy were developed using different ideas derived from Freud's original idea and method of studying mind (Boeree ). Freud's psychoanalytic approach is to compete with Kleperin's depressing psychological point of view. In his article "Mourning and Depression" Sigmund Freud believes that mourning (defined as sorrow after loss) and depression have the same symptoms of depression, but depression is considered meaningless depression Emotions, or at least unknown unconscious cause. By allowing people to experience the process of natural sorrow, mourning can be resumed without intervention. On the other hand, depression requires psychoanalysis to eliminate the root of its subconscious mind. Siegmund Freud is searching for sorrow problems with "mourning and melancholy." For him, this commonplace and secular state is "a turning point of conscious thinking" and "work of mourning." This is expressed as "healthy mourning" and "the importance of the deceased is deprived." "The truth ... ... When the mourning work is completed, the self will be free again and will not be restricted." We are starting to worry about food, work and other daily problems. Freud explained that the only option that feels this way is depression. There is sorrow and sorrow. The sorrow of the past is subject to mourning. There has never been any sadness in the future. With our fragile embrace, this despair can not be tolerated This is a kind of sorrow. Mourning, sorrow, and despair, these three destinies change our lives from their clues. These are the weight of love, but their weight is neither what we carry or what we do not carry. This is one of the reasons we failed to surrender, only knowing that we are always jealous. Love is the sudden birth of all these sorrows, like all births when it occurs among people, it is torn, hurt, raw and painful

Sigmund Freud was born on May 8, 1856, is the founder of psychoanalysis. Psychoanalysts believe that human behavior, experience, and awareness are mainly determined by irrational promoters, and such promoters are almost unconscious. Freud further developed a repressive mechanism and established a clinical approach to treatment of psychopathology through dialogue between patients and their respective psychoanalysts. Psychoanalysis is not common in our era, but other forms of psychotherapy were developed using different ideas derived from Freud's original idea and method of studying mind (Boeree ). Freud's psychoanalytic approach is to compete with Kleperin's depressing psychological point of view. In his article "Mourning and Depression" Sigmund Freud believes that mourning (defined as sorrow after loss) and depression have the same symptoms of depression, but depression is considered meaningless depression Emotions, or at least unknown unconscious cause. By allowing people to experience the process of natural sorrow, mourning can be resumed without intervention. On the other hand, depression requires psychoanalysis to eliminate the root of its subconscious mind. Siegmund Freud is searching for sorrow problems with "mourning and melancholy." For him, this commonplace and secular state is "a turning point of conscious thinking" and "work of mourning." This is expressed as "healthy mourning" and "the importance of the deceased is deprived." "The truth ... ... When the mourning work is completed, the self will be free again and will not be restricted." We are starting to worry about food, work and other daily problems. Freud explained that the only option that feels this way is depression. There is sorrow and sorrow. The sorrow of the past is subject to mourning. There has never been any sadness in the future. With our fragile embrace, this despair can not be tolerated This is a kind of sorrow. Mourning, sorrow, and despair, these three destinies change our lives from their clues. These are the weight of love, but their weight is neither what we carry or what we do not carry. This is one of the reasons we failed to surrender, only knowing that we are always jealous. Love is the sudden birth of all these sorrows, like all births when it occurs among people, it is torn, hurt, raw and painful

Male, female, and child are involved in domestic violence regardless of the relationship with heterosexuality and homosexuality. Victims of domestic violence are both women and men, but many of the victims are women. It does not matter which religion comes from this religion and whether social class or ethnic class will affect everyone. Domestic violence is defined as someone who uses some means to control others (www.medicinenet.com). It may include emotional, psychological, physical or sexual abuse. Article: Whatever the cause of a particular domestic violence, domestic violence, whether economic or biological, is a social problem that affects the quality of our lives. This is an unacceptable abuse, whether by women, men, adults, or teenagers. Each of us deserves safety, respect and the most important thing. There seems to be a statistical correlation between domestic violence and drug abuse. Many studies on domestic violence indicate that perpetrators have a high percentage of substance abuse. Frequent use of alcohol has been proved to be one of the main risk factors of intimate partner abuse. There is evidence that drug addiction and domestic violence are common things happening together. This indicates that most families with parents who abuse alcohol and other drugs are strongly receiving domestic violence. Psychopathology, substance abuse, poverty, cultural factors, anger, stress, depression are often thought to cause domestic violence. There is little empirical evidence that these factors are a direct cause of domestic violence, but studies have shown that they can influence their severity, frequency and nature. Protection of children in domestic violence Washington DC: US ​​government printing bureau. The child welfare information portal can be obtained from http://www.childwelfare.gov/pubs/usermanuals/domesticviolence/index.cfm. The City Resources Institute (URI), a leading provider of domestic violence programs and services in New York, has announced a new white paper to escape from domestic violence as a pet owner. . This white paper reveals data collected from URIPALS (Human and Animal Safety Life) from June 2013 to May 2015. At shelters of domestic violence with pets) A new study by the Urban Resources Institute will clarify the relationship between domestic violence and pet ownership

Male, female, and child are involved in domestic violence regardless of the relationship with heterosexuality and homosexuality. Victims of domestic violence are both women and men, but many of the victims are women. It does not matter which religion comes from this religion and whether social class or ethnic class will affect everyone. Domestic violence is defined as someone who uses some means to control others (www.medicinenet.com). It may include emotional, psychological, physical or sexual abuse. Article: Whatever the cause of a particular domestic violence, domestic violence, whether economic or biological, is a social problem that affects the quality of our lives. This is an unacceptable abuse, whether by women, men, adults, or teenagers. Each of us deserves safety, respect and the most important thing. There seems to be a statistical correlation between domestic violence and drug abuse. Many studies on domestic violence indicate that perpetrators have a high percentage of substance abuse. Frequent use of alcohol has been proved to be one of the main risk factors of intimate partner abuse. There is evidence that drug addiction and domestic violence are common things happening together. This indicates that most families with parents who abuse alcohol and other drugs are strongly receiving domestic violence. Psychopathology, substance abuse, poverty, cultural factors, anger, stress, depression are often thought to cause domestic violence. There is little empirical evidence that these factors are a direct cause of domestic violence, but studies have shown that they can influence their severity, frequency and nature. Protection of children in domestic violence Washington DC: US ​​government printing bureau. The child welfare information portal can be obtained from http://www.childwelfare.gov/pubs/usermanuals/domesticviolence/index.cfm. The City Resources Institute (URI), a leading provider of domestic violence programs and services in New York, has announced a new white paper to escape from domestic violence as a pet owner. . This white paper reveals data collected from URIPALS (Human and Animal Safety Life) from June 2013 to May 2015. At shelters of domestic violence with pets) A new study by the Urban Resources Institute will clarify the relationship between domestic violence and pet ownership

His theory is to abandon psychopathology, to support the quality of self-emotional development, and how individual subjective experiences in early childhood relations promote their development 1995). Winnicott focused on maternal and child relationships and incorporated most of Klein's ideas into reality inside the baby and its object (Mitchell & Black, 1995). Ferenczi's 1933 paper "The Confusion between Adults and Children" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955) is a detailed and impressive look at the psychology of child's sexual abuse and the process of trauma, denial, guilt, and division I have an explanation. . Memory, followed by "personal division". Ferenczi pointed to the latter that all divisions of personality are expressed as "people do not know the existence of others" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955: 165). His explanation is similar to the current understanding of the separation process. And it is now considered to be the central feature of adapting to severe trauma. Ferenczi's 1933 paper "The Confusion between Adults and Children" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955) is a detailed and impressive look at the psychology of child's sexual abuse and the process of trauma, denial, guilt, and division Provide explanations. . Memory, followed by "personal division". Ferenczi pointed to the latter that all divisions of personality are expressed as "people do not know the existence of others" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955: 165). His explanation is similar to the current understanding of the separation process. And it is now considered to be the central feature of adapting to severe trauma. Ferenczi's 1933 paper "The Confusion between Adults and Children" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955) is a detailed and impressive look at the psychology of child's sexual abuse and the process of trauma, denial, guilt, and division Provide explanations. . Memory, followed by "personal division". Ferenczi pointed to the latter that all divisions of personality are expressed as "people do not know the existence of others" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955: 165). His explanation is similar to the current understanding of the separation process. And it is now considered to be the central feature of adapting to severe trauma.

His theory is to abandon psychopathology, to support the quality of self-emotional development, and how individual subjective experiences in early childhood relations promote their development 1995). Winnicott focused on maternal and child relationships and incorporated most of Klein's ideas into reality inside the baby and its object (Mitchell & Black, 1995). Ferenczi's 1933 paper "The Confusion between Adults and Children" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955) is a detailed and impressive look at the psychology of child's sexual abuse and the process of trauma, denial, guilt, and division I have an explanation. . Memory, followed by "personal division". Ferenczi pointed to the latter that all divisions of personality are expressed as "people do not know the existence of others" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955: 165). His explanation is similar to the current understanding of the separation process. And it is now considered to be the central feature of adapting to severe trauma. Ferenczi's 1933 paper "The Confusion between Adults and Children" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955) is a detailed and impressive look at the psychology of child's sexual abuse and the process of trauma, denial, guilt, and division Provide explanations. . Memory, followed by "personal division". Ferenczi pointed to the latter that all divisions of personality are expressed as "people do not know the existence of others" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955: 165). His explanation is similar to the current understanding of the separation process. And it is now considered to be the central feature of adapting to severe trauma. Ferenczi's 1933 paper "The Confusion between Adults and Children" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955) is a detailed and impressive look at the psychology of child's sexual abuse and the process of trauma, denial, guilt, and division Provide explanations. . Memory, followed by "personal division". Ferenczi pointed to the latter that all divisions of personality are expressed as "people do not know the existence of others" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955: 165). His explanation is similar to the current understanding of the separation process. And it is now considered to be the central feature of adapting to severe trauma.

Over the years, due to the terrible and evil depiction of the media, psychosis has attracted the public's attention. In DSM-III, psychosis is defined as persistent anti-social behavior, a decrease in sympathy and regret, and a personality disorder characterized by ban or bold behavior (Patrick, Christopher, Fowles, Krueger, Rober, 2009). . Psychiatric disorders represent clusters with different personality dimensions in the general population (Patrick et al., 2009). Diagnostic definitions are intended for use in adults, but psychopathology can occur in children as well. The ternary model shows that different psychiatric concepts emphasize three observable features with varying degrees. The applicability of measurement tools for models such as psychological lesion check list (PCL, PCL - R) and psychopathological personality scale (PPI) was analyzed. I was disappointed. Low fears include stress tolerance, resistance to unfamiliar and danger, high confidence and social confidence. PCL-R measurement is relatively poor mainly from the viewpoint of coefficient 1. 1. Similar to the benefits without fear of PPI. There is a possibility of responding to the difference between amygdala and other terror-related nervous system Identify and define three aspects of the trivial psychosis model. We will explain how these aspects relate to PCL - R, ASPD, and PPI factors. Discuss how to compare scores of three trio structures by fictitious American fictional teddy Roosevelt in movie 'State without State' and fictitious person Anton Chug. Diagnosis of the corresponding psychiatric disorder is included in the third edition to the fifth edition of the mental disorder diagnostic and statistical manual (DSM; APA, 2000). Specific symptoms (for example, battle, liars, theft, school refusal) defined by deviations in behavior during childhood are defined as continuing until adulthood (Repetitive destruction rules, impulsive, irresponsible, aggressive, etc.) It is done. Supporters of primary psychosis and supporters of ternary models believe that there is a neurological difference between these psychiatric subgroups that support their view. For example, the factor in bold type in the ternary model is thought to be related to a decrease in amygdala activity and a decrease in response to a panic reaction during fear or aversion stimulus, which is thought to be related to a fault of the frontal disorder ing. There is evidence that bold and suppression can be genetically distinguished

Over the years, due to the terrible and evil depiction of the media, psychosis has attracted the public's attention. In DSM-III, psychosis is defined as persistent anti-social behavior, a decrease in sympathy and regret, and a personality disorder characterized by ban or bold behavior (Patrick, Christopher, Fowles, Krueger, Rober, 2009). . Psychiatric disorders represent clusters with different personality dimensions in the general population (Patrick et al., 2009). Diagnostic definitions are intended for use in adults, but psychopathology can occur in children as well. The ternary model shows that different psychiatric concepts emphasize three observable features with varying degrees. The applicability of measurement tools for models such as psychological lesion check list (PCL, PCL - R) and psychopathological personality scale (PPI) was analyzed. I was disappointed. Low fears include stress tolerance, resistance to unfamiliar and danger, high confidence and social confidence. PCL-R measurement is relatively poor mainly from the viewpoint of coefficient 1. 1. Similar to the benefits without fear of PPI. There is a possibility of responding to the difference between amygdala and other terror-related nervous system Identify and define three aspects of the trivial psychosis model. We will explain how these aspects relate to PCL - R, ASPD, and PPI factors. Discuss how to compare scores of three trio structures by fictitious American fictional teddy Roosevelt in movie 'State without State' and fictitious person Anton Chug. Diagnosis of the corresponding psychiatric disorder is included in the third edition to the fifth edition of the mental disorder diagnostic and statistical manual (DSM; APA, 2000). Specific symptoms (for example, battle, liars, theft, school refusal) defined by deviations in behavior during childhood are defined as continuing until adulthood (Repetitive destruction rules, impulsive, irresponsible, aggressive, etc.) It is done. Supporters of primary psychosis and supporters of ternary models believe that there is a neurological difference between these psychiatric subgroups that support their view. For example, the factor in bold type in the ternary model is thought to be related to a decrease in amygdala activity and a decrease in response to a panic reaction during fear or aversion stimulus, which is thought to be related to a fault of the frontal disorder ing. There is evidence that bold and suppression can be genetically distinguished

Introduction Psychobiological research tries to explain behavior using physiological mechanisms. In previous studies, reactions between women and men showed different emotional stimuli (Campbell et al. 2002 and Orozco & Ehlers, 1998, Hall, 2004). "Increase in gender differences in functional activation patterns revealed by the need for emotional treatment" (Hall, Witelson, Szechtman, and Nahmias, 2004) have shown that the influence of different emotional stimuli on the brain activation pattern (Hall et al.). (2) the physiological mechanism of the potential experience is not irrelevant - essential to its origin and existence; of course, personal experience and behavior is basically physiological to social experience and behavior: The latter process and mechanism (including the processes and mechanisms important to the thought and self origin and existence is physiologically dependent on the process and mechanism. The former, and the social function of these people. Psychology is indeed an abstraction of specific factors from the fact that social psychology is more closely related to its overall situation, we will look at the latter from a behavioral point of view. This interdisciplinary field focuses on the relationship between physiological and psychiatric systems in the nervous system. Learn the neural mechanisms of behavior and cognition, the evolution of the nervous system, and the mechanisms of the nervous system and psychiatric disorders. Investigation of clinical and entertainment applications of psychoactive compounds. Topics include drug use, dose and administration issues, pharmacological models of psychopathology and use of drugs in the treatment of psychiatric disorders, and anthropological perspectives on psychopharmacology of drug intoxication.

Introduction Psychobiological research tries to explain behavior using physiological mechanisms. In previous studies, reactions between women and men showed different emotional stimuli (Campbell et al. 2002 and Orozco & Ehlers, 1998, Hall, 2004). "Increase in gender differences in functional activation patterns revealed by the need for emotional treatment" (Hall, Witelson, Szechtman, and Nahmias, 2004) have shown that the influence of different emotional stimuli on the brain activation pattern (Hall et al.). (2) the physiological mechanism of the potential experience is not irrelevant - essential to its origin and existence; of course, personal experience and behavior is basically physiological to social experience and behavior: The latter process and mechanism (including the processes and mechanisms important to the thought and self origin and existence is physiologically dependent on the process and mechanism. The former, and the social function of these people. Psychology is indeed an abstraction of specific factors from the fact that social psychology is more closely related to its overall situation, we will look at the latter from a behavioral point of view. This interdisciplinary field focuses on the relationship between physiological and psychiatric systems in the nervous system. Learn the neural mechanisms of behavior and cognition, the evolution of the nervous system, and the mechanisms of the nervous system and psychiatric disorders. Investigation of clinical and entertainment applications of psychoactive compounds. Topics include drug use, dose and administration issues, pharmacological models of psychopathology and use of drugs in the treatment of psychiatric disorders, and anthropological perspectives on psychopharmacology of drug intoxication.

Our seed's name is incorrect. Homo sapiens defines humans as "wisdom", but humans are doing a particularly good job to look into the future. We are prospectuses of gays. In this book, Martin EP Seligman, Peter Railton, Roy F. Baumeister, and Chandra Sripada predict and evaluate the possibilities of the future for leading thoughts and actions that are the basis of human success I believe. The majority of the history of psychology is governed by the framework that people's behavior depends on past history (memories) and the current situation (perception and motivation). Hom Prospectus reevaluated this idea, focused on future frontiers and centers, and started discussing new areas of psychology and neuroscience. The author studied the four modes thoroughly: the quest operation: tacit thinking, sculpture of meaning, wandering of thinking and collective (social) imagination. Then they explored the role of exploring some of the most permanent problems in life: why do people think about the future? Do you have a free will? What is the essence of intuition? And how does it work in ethics? How does emotion play a role in human psychology? Is there a causal process common to different psychopathology? Our creativity Within this amazing fusion of philosophy, statistics, decision theory, psychology, and neuroscience research, Hom Prospectus explains how human exploration basically understands the important cognitive processes for improving individuals and society Whether to change it. Function The aim is to inspire academics in the fields of psychology, neuroscience and philosophy to interest in this new science and inspire those of higher grade who are interested in what the human nature is. "The Homo Prospectus is an epoch-making book that creates a paradigm shift that makes this book the most influential psychology since Skinner science and human behavior, using fMRI research in the 21st century and user-friendly philosophy. Learning the text The concept of exploration developed with Homo Prospectus is attracted to the future like Freud and Skinner - it is promoted not only by scholars and clinicians but also by the past, reflecting a true paradigm shift And for the average reader. " The majority of the history of psychology is governed by the framework that people's behavior depends on past history (memories) and the current situation (perception and motivation). Hom Prospectus focused on future frontiers and centers, opened up discussions in new areas of psychology and neuroscience, and reevaluated this idea. The author studied the four modes thoroughly: the quest operation: tacit thinking, sculpture of meaning, wandering of thinking and collective (social) imagination. Then they explored the role of exploring some of the most permanent problems in life: why do people think about the future? Do you have a free will? What is the essence of intuition? And how does it work in ethics? How does emotion play a role in human psychology? Is there a causal process common to different psychopathology? Our creativity Within this amazing fusion of philosophy, statistics, decision theory, psychology, and neuroscience research, Hom Prospectus explains how human exploration basically understands the important cognitive processes for improving individuals and society Whether to change it. Function The aim is to inspire academics in the fields of psychology, neuroscience and philosophy to interest in this new science and inspire those of higher grade who are interested in what the human nature is. One concept emerging in positive psychology and cognitive science commonly used by American psychologist Martin Seligman and his colleagues is the human prospectus. I believe that evolution has produced animals' brains. The brain understands the past and the present, and tries to select the action that leads to a better future. Human ability to predict outcomes for decades or more will provide greater survival advantage over other anima

Our seed's name is incorrect. Homo sapiens defines humans as "wisdom", but humans are doing a particularly good job to look into the future. We are prospectuses of gays. In this book, Martin EP Seligman, Peter Railton, Roy F. Baumeister, and Chandra Sripada predict and evaluate the possibilities of the future for leading thoughts and actions that are the basis of human success I believe. The majority of the history of psychology is governed by the framework that people's behavior depends on past history (memories) and the current situation (perception and motivation). Hom Prospectus reevaluated this idea, focused on future frontiers and centers, and started discussing new areas of psychology and neuroscience. The author studied the four modes thoroughly: the quest operation: tacit thinking, sculpture of meaning, wandering of thinking and collective (social) imagination. Then they explored the role of exploring some of the most permanent problems in life: why do people think about the future? Do you have a free will? What is the essence of intuition? And how does it work in ethics? How does emotion play a role in human psychology? Is there a causal process common to different psychopathology? Our creativity Within this amazing fusion of philosophy, statistics, decision theory, psychology, and neuroscience research, Hom Prospectus explains how human exploration basically understands the important cognitive processes for improving individuals and society Whether to change it. Function The aim is to inspire academics in the fields of psychology, neuroscience and philosophy to interest in this new science and inspire those of higher grade who are interested in what the human nature is. "The Homo Prospectus is an epoch-making book that creates a paradigm shift that makes this book the most influential psychology since Skinner science and human behavior, using fMRI research in the 21st century and user-friendly philosophy. Learning the text The concept of exploration developed with Homo Prospectus is attracted to the future like Freud and Skinner - it is promoted not only by scholars and clinicians but also by the past, reflecting a true paradigm shift And for the average reader. " The majority of the history of psychology is governed by the framework that people's behavior depends on past history (memories) and the current situation (perception and motivation). Hom Prospectus focused on future frontiers and centers, opened up discussions in new areas of psychology and neuroscience, and reevaluated this idea. The author studied the four modes thoroughly: the quest operation: tacit thinking, sculpture of meaning, wandering of thinking and collective (social) imagination. Then they explored the role of exploring some of the most permanent problems in life: why do people think about the future? Do you have a free will? What is the essence of intuition? And how does it work in ethics? How does emotion play a role in human psychology? Is there a causal process common to different psychopathology? Our creativity Within this amazing fusion of philosophy, statistics, decision theory, psychology, and neuroscience research, Hom Prospectus explains how human exploration basically understands the important cognitive processes for improving individuals and society Whether to change it. Function The aim is to inspire academics in the fields of psychology, neuroscience and philosophy to interest in this new science and inspire those of higher grade who are interested in what the human nature is. One concept emerging in positive psychology and cognitive science commonly used by American psychologist Martin Seligman and his colleagues is the human prospectus. I believe that evolution has produced animals' brains. The brain understands the past and the present, and tries to select the action that leads to a better future. Human ability to predict outcomes for decades or more will provide greater survival advantage over other anima

Introduction The nature of human beings depends on several factors, including the concept of nature and cultivation. In this case, one of the most important elements is cultivation. Because it plays a role at the same time as it shapes the nature of someone's personal behavior. Cultivation helps to plant the moral ideals within a person so they can deal with their own environment. I mean that the main role of the moral ideal that forms the essence of human beings is to help create human beings that are consistent with social morality. In this article we propose four philosophical arguments that the ban is morally wrong. Because a person can not live a good life, the person 's life' s characteristics are to obtain moral virtue, and unless it is engaged in a moral mistaken act, contraception on moral life It is an obstacle to a good life not satisfying because of activity I came up with a psychological point of view on how human behavior and psychopathology occurred and how it helps people cope well with life's challenges. Since the method has no approach to understanding and treatment of "human beings" behavior, the application has demonstrated the case of successful stun, but other psychologists can not discount, solve the same problem There was another way Humanist-like psychology looks at human behavior from a person's point of view to understand and explain behavior from an individual's perspective, not from the observer. In this psychology field, coaches and leaders will show to the client how their ideas are smiling and cynical. Life coaching is to help clients in particular become holistic from the point of super personal psychology (Williams, 2012). Transpersonal psychology is concerned about the different sides of individual consciousness levels as a unified global idea of ​​concern, integrating and integrating human beings, or aggregation. The psychodynamic point of view was born from Sigmund Freud's job. This view of human behavior and psychology emphasizes the role of unconscious psychology, early childhood experience and relationships that explain the treatment of people suffering from aspects of human behavior and psychiatric disorders. Due to Freud's work and influence, psychoanalysis has become one of the earliest primary forces in psychology. Freud believes that the mind is made up of three important elements: identity, self, supernatural. Identity is part of the heart, including all primitive unconscious desires. The ego is one aspect of the mind and must respond to the needs of the real world. Supergo is the last part of spiritual development and its mission is to manage all internalized ethics, standards and philosophies.

Introduction The nature of human beings depends on several factors, including the concept of nature and cultivation. In this case, one of the most important elements is cultivation. Because it plays a role at the same time as it shapes the nature of someone's personal behavior. Cultivation helps to plant the moral ideals within a person so they can deal with their own environment. I mean that the main role of the moral ideal that forms the essence of human beings is to help create human beings that are consistent with social morality. In this article we propose four philosophical arguments that the ban is morally wrong. Because a person can not live a good life, the person 's life' s characteristics are to obtain moral virtue, and unless it is engaged in a moral mistaken act, contraception on moral life It is an obstacle to a good life not satisfying because of activity I came up with a psychological point of view on how human behavior and psychopathology occurred and how it helps people cope well with life's challenges. Since the method has no approach to understanding and treatment of "human beings" behavior, the application has demonstrated the case of successful stun, but other psychologists can not discount, solve the same problem There was another way Humanist-like psychology looks at human behavior from a person's point of view to understand and explain behavior from an individual's perspective, not from the observer. In this psychology field, coaches and leaders will show to the client how their ideas are smiling and cynical. Life coaching is to help clients in particular become holistic from the point of super personal psychology (Williams, 2012). Transpersonal psychology is concerned about the different sides of individual consciousness levels as a unified global idea of ​​concern, integrating and integrating human beings, or aggregation. The psychodynamic point of view was born from Sigmund Freud's job. This view of human behavior and psychology emphasizes the role of unconscious psychology, early childhood experience and relationships that explain the treatment of people suffering from aspects of human behavior and psychiatric disorders. Due to Freud's work and influence, psychoanalysis has become one of the earliest primary forces in psychology. Freud believes that the mind is made up of three important elements: identity, self, supernatural. Identity is part of the heart, including all primitive unconscious desires. The ego is one aspect of the mind and must respond to the needs of the real world. Supergo is the last part of spiritual development and its mission is to manage all internalized ethics, standards and philosophies.

Advantage based approach can be applied to various content domains. When applied to such domains, the advantage-based approach often produces positive results (often desirable outcomes due to missing). One area of ​​research by the author (Maton, et al. 2004) is capacity based prevention. A deficit-based approach performs capacity-based prevention by addressing the identified issues (2004) and a benefits-based approach builds these functions to prevent the occurrence of these problems ( 2004). Child psychology is one of many areas of psychology, one of the most well-studied areas of expertise. This particular department focuses on the ideas and behavior of children from prenatal to adolescent development. Child psychology includes not only the growth of the child's body but also their psychological, emotional and social development. Today, psychologists are aware that children 's psychology is unique and complicated, but many people take different views when approaching development. The experts asked some of the larger questions in child psychology, such as whether initial experience is more important than later experience or whether nature and cultivation play a greater role in some aspects of development We will make a different response to. Developmental psychology covers a wide range of fields such as psychology of education, psychopathology of children, forensic developmental psychology, child development, cognitive psychology, ecological psychology, cultural psychology and so on. Development psychologists influencing the 20th century include Urie Bronfenbrenner, Erik Erikson, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Barbara Rogoff, Esther Thelen, Lev Vygotsky. John B. Watson and Jean-Jacques Rousseau are often considered to provide the foundation of modern developmental psychology. In the mid-eighteenth century, Jean Jacques Rousseau described three developmental stages: Emile's baby (early childhood), pool (childhood) and adolescence: or education. Rousseau's idea was strongly influenced by educators at the time.

Advantage based approach can be applied to various content domains. When applied to such domains, the advantage-based approach often produces positive results (often desirable outcomes due to missing). One area of ​​research by the author (Maton, et al. 2004) is capacity based prevention. A deficit-based approach performs capacity-based prevention by addressing the identified issues (2004) and a benefits-based approach builds these functions to prevent the occurrence of these problems ( 2004). Child psychology is one of many areas of psychology, one of the most well-studied areas of expertise. This particular department focuses on the ideas and behavior of children from prenatal to adolescent development. Child psychology includes not only the growth of the child's body but also their psychological, emotional and social development. Today, psychologists are aware that children 's psychology is unique and complicated, but many people take different views when approaching development. The experts asked some of the larger questions in child psychology, such as whether initial experience is more important than later experience or whether nature and cultivation play a greater role in some aspects of development We will make a different response to. Developmental psychology covers a wide range of fields such as psychology of education, psychopathology of children, forensic developmental psychology, child development, cognitive psychology, ecological psychology, cultural psychology and so on. Development psychologists influencing the 20th century include Urie Bronfenbrenner, Erik Erikson, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Barbara Rogoff, Esther Thelen, Lev Vygotsky. John B. Watson and Jean-Jacques Rousseau are often considered to provide the foundation of modern developmental psychology. In the mid-eighteenth century, Jean Jacques Rousseau described three developmental stages: Emile's baby (early childhood), pool (childhood) and adolescence: or education. Rousseau's idea was strongly influenced by educators at the time.

Introducing Human Services Jeffrey says, "People who are experts in human service are promoters of other people who can not handle the problem in a healthy way or can not handle it. I think that I changed my situation We believe that people have their own answers, but they may need help to be mentally touching them, "We are human beings and we need to make a mistake a friend A model that contains the fact that support of the company is necessary. " Homeless Dewayne Henderson BSHS / 465 July 21, 2014 Tani Sharedra Homeless Introduction Human service workers help homeless people meet basic needs. Human service workers can introduce clients to a variety of providers, such as temporary or permanent residential facilities, organizations that provide meals, and job centers that help clients acquire new skills and find jobs . Some customers may need help finding a cure for dealing with homeless and potential causes. work Development and social issues, pursuit of best function and happiness. 104 Introduction of Human Service Practical contact with real-world human service work in third semester. The course will focus on the people who serve, the methods used, and the institutions that serve as a service tool. 105 Psychology and Nature Three Semester Course In this course, you will learn psychology on the relationship between humans and the natural world. We will see how nature's health depends on our mental health and how our mental health depends on the happiness of the natural world. We will explore how psychopathology and environmental degradation are interrelated and consider the role of psychology in dealing with the ecological crisis. It can not be used every year. Students learn about modern major development theories, concepts and techniques. Up to 10 classes

Introducing Human Services Jeffrey says, "People who are experts in human service are promoters of other people who can not handle the problem in a healthy way or can not handle it. I think that I changed my situation We believe that people have their own answers, but they may need help to be mentally touching them, "We are human beings and we need to make a mistake a friend A model that contains the fact that support of the company is necessary. " Homeless Dewayne Henderson BSHS / 465 July 21, 2014 Tani Sharedra Homeless Introduction Human service workers help homeless people meet basic needs. Human service workers can introduce clients to a variety of providers, such as temporary or permanent residential facilities, organizations that provide meals, and job centers that help clients acquire new skills and find jobs . Some customers may need help finding a cure for dealing with homeless and potential causes. work Development and social issues, pursuit of best function and happiness. 104 Introduction of Human Service Practical contact with real-world human service work in third semester. The course will focus on the people who serve, the methods used, and the institutions that serve as a service tool. 105 Psychology and Nature Three Semester Course In this course, you will learn psychology on the relationship between humans and the natural world. We will see how nature's health depends on our mental health and how our mental health depends on the happiness of the natural world. We will explore how psychopathology and environmental degradation are interrelated and consider the role of psychology in dealing with the ecological crisis. It can not be used every year. Students learn about modern major development theories, concepts and techniques. Up to 10 classes

Introduction Many children have experienced a common phenomenon known as an imaginative partner. This is usually reflected in creating an invisible person who maintains a positive relationship with them. Many parents are confused about how to approach and contact the imaginary partner of their children and children, but you should be confident that the process is normal. An imaginary partner is not a sign of mental illness but a normal healthy part of child development (Taylor, 1999). "This research supports the idea that experiencing imaginary partners is part of the child's mainstream development and is more common in children than previously thought-provoking, Not limited to preschool children (p.21) Instead, that tradition focuses on normative development and external reality. There is a difference between common imaginative partners made by many children and imaginative partners of psychopathology. Usually, if there is a psychological obstacle and there is a fictitious partner, the creator thinks that the partner is real and does not distinguish between reality and imagination. Fictitious friends and companions can offer a variety of functions. By playing with imaginary partners, children can develop actions and events that have never been experienced. Fictional games allow children to use their imagination to build world knowledge. In addition, fictitious partners can also satisfy the natural desire to connect with children and colleagues. According to psychologist Lev Vygotsky, the interaction between cultural tools and people can coordinate mental function and cognitive development.

Introduction Many children have experienced a common phenomenon known as an imaginative partner. This is usually reflected in creating an invisible person who maintains a positive relationship with them. Many parents are confused about how to approach and contact the imaginary partner of their children and children, but you should be confident that the process is normal. An imaginary partner is not a sign of mental illness but a normal healthy part of child development (Taylor, 1999). "This research supports the idea that experiencing imaginary partners is part of the child's mainstream development and is more common in children than previously thought-provoking, Not limited to preschool children (p.21) Instead, that tradition focuses on normative development and external reality. There is a difference between common imaginative partners made by many children and imaginative partners of psychopathology. Usually, if there is a psychological obstacle and there is a fictitious partner, the creator thinks that the partner is real and does not distinguish between reality and imagination. Fictitious friends and companions can offer a variety of functions. By playing with imaginary partners, children can develop actions and events that have never been experienced. Fictional games allow children to use their imagination to build world knowledge. In addition, fictitious partners can also satisfy the natural desire to connect with children and colleagues. According to psychologist Lev Vygotsky, the interaction between cultural tools and people can coordinate mental function and cognitive development.

Louis MacNiece: Unusual Movement and Post-colonial Identity I was the son of a principal born in British Church order and banished the candle of Ireland's poor ("Carrickfergus") forever. . (From the 12th century to the Irish lord established by Pope Henry II) History of Ireland and the relationship with the UK is the history of a split colonial country synonymous with migration, identity, cultural values . "Given the complexity of contemporary society, I believe comparative literature is related to the borders (country and country), linguistics is too casual." This approach involves the colonial interests of inter-colonial national identity in colonial post-colonial identity (culture, ethnicity, ethnicity), gender, race, racial discrimination, and colonial development How to use the colony in the colony) Knowledge to deal with them; and how to create knowledge about the world between strong and helpless specific socio-economic relations. Identity politics includes colonial subjects, his and her creative resistance to colonial culture, and how this resistance psychologically complicates the European and American Imperial Colonial projects I will. The post colonial theory of philosophy, politics, literature, and movies includes colonial dominated cultural heritage. Post colonial studies show how colonized authors expressed public identities; how to generate and apply knowledge about colonialists for the benefit of colonialists; colonial Society, culture, economy to prove that principles are justified. Studies after the colony include film production such as 'history under history', development of culture after the colony, colonization of psychopathology (Frantz Fanon), 3rd Cinema cinema (Tomás Gutiérrez Alea, Kidlat Tahimik etc.) The movie of the person is included.

Louis MacNiece: Unusual Movement and Post-colonial Identity I was the son of a principal born in British Church order and banished the candle of Ireland's poor ("Carrickfergus") forever. . (From the 12th century to the Irish lord established by Pope Henry II) History of Ireland and the relationship with the UK is the history of a split colonial country synonymous with migration, identity, cultural values . "Given the complexity of contemporary society, I believe comparative literature is related to the borders (country and country), linguistics is too casual." This approach involves the colonial interests of inter-colonial national identity in colonial post-colonial identity (culture, ethnicity, ethnicity), gender, race, racial discrimination, and colonial development How to use the colony in the colony) Knowledge to deal with them; and how to create knowledge about the world between strong and helpless specific socio-economic relations. Identity politics includes colonial subjects, his and her creative resistance to colonial culture, and how this resistance psychologically complicates the European and American Imperial Colonial projects I will. The post colonial theory of philosophy, politics, literature, and movies includes colonial dominated cultural heritage. Post colonial studies show how colonized authors expressed public identities; how to generate and apply knowledge about colonialists for the benefit of colonialists; colonial Society, culture, economy to prove that principles are justified. Studies after the colony include film production such as 'history under history', development of culture after the colony, colonization of psychopathology (Frantz Fanon), 3rd Cinema cinema (Tomás Gutiérrez Alea, Kidlat Tahimik etc.) The movie of the person is included.

Homosexuality and media There are various aspects of everyday life on American television. Some examples are like violence, sex, alcohol, these are alternative lifestyle issues in today's more accepted society. This problem was not as pronounced as today. Yes, for many years there have been sexual clues in many popular TV programs and movies, but until recently these actors and actresses were in fact considered alternative lifestyles. The history of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and interrogative (LGBTQ) people's mental health care is uneasy. In the 1950s and 1960s, many psychiatrists believed homosexuals and bisexuals are psychotic. Homosexual men and women often get treatment that is contrary to their will, including forced hospitalization, disgust for treatment, and ect. Shock therapy. Fortunately, the American Psychiatric Association has made significant progress in the past 35 years since eliminating homosexuality from the mental disorder diagnosis and statistical guidance or DSM. Nonetheless, the LGBTQ community still has differences and unequal treatment by paying attention. Is homosexuality a mental disorder? No, lesbian, gay, bisexual trends are not chaotic. In this study, there was no intrinsic connection between these sexual orientation and psychopathology. Heteritic behavior and behavior of same sex are the usual aspect of human sexuality. Both are recorded in different cultures and historical times. Despite the persistence of lesbian, gay and bisexual stereotypes, decades of research and clinical experience have concluded that these directions represent human experience. It is a normal format. Lesbian, gay, and bisexual relationships are the usual form of human relations. Therefore, these mainstream organizations have long classified homosexuality as a mental disorder.

Homosexuality and media There are various aspects of everyday life on American television. Some examples are like violence, sex, alcohol, these are alternative lifestyle issues in today's more accepted society. This problem was not as pronounced as today. Yes, for many years there have been sexual clues in many popular TV programs and movies, but until recently these actors and actresses were in fact considered alternative lifestyles. The history of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and interrogative (LGBTQ) people's mental health care is uneasy. In the 1950s and 1960s, many psychiatrists believed homosexuals and bisexuals are psychotic. Homosexual men and women often get treatment that is contrary to their will, including forced hospitalization, disgust for treatment, and ect. Shock therapy. Fortunately, the American Psychiatric Association has made significant progress in the past 35 years since eliminating homosexuality from the mental disorder diagnosis and statistical guidance or DSM. Nonetheless, the LGBTQ community still has differences and unequal treatment by paying attention. Is homosexuality a mental disorder? No, lesbian, gay, bisexual trends are not chaotic. In this study, there was no intrinsic connection between these sexual orientation and psychopathology. Heteritic behavior and behavior of same sex are the usual aspect of human sexuality. Both are recorded in different cultures and historical times. Despite the persistence of lesbian, gay and bisexual stereotypes, decades of research and clinical experience have concluded that these directions represent human experience. It is a normal format. Lesbian, gay, and bisexual relationships are the usual form of human relations. Therefore, these mainstream organizations have long classified homosexuality as a mental disorder.

How do young people differ from children and adults? The key issue is related to the way adolescent development directly affects adolescent psychological changes through brain changes, and indirectly through social environments. Empirical studies linking pubertal development to adolescent psychological function are usually done in several different ways, with a focus on various results and mechanisms. Topics relate to the effects of atypical puberty on adolescent behavioral problems, the effects of adolescent conditions (and related hormones) on normative changes in behaviors promoting or preventing development, and puberty. The role of psychopathology is caused by vulnerable individuals. I am also interested in understanding how changes in the brain reflect the adolescent process and form the basis of psychological development during puberty. In this chapter we will discuss ways in which adolescents may influence psychological development in adolescence and why this is important for developers. Describe the process of adolescent development, summarize the effects of puberty on adolescent development, explain the interpretation of the results Study the hypothesis that is the basis of most research and methodological problems, We propose research direction to help understanding. Throughout the process, we emphasize the importance of pubertal changes in all aspects of psychological development, and methods that represent ways in which puberty represents an opportunity to study the interactions of biological and social influences. Adolescence is a developmental stage from childhood to adulthood. It is not just physical development and sexual maturity (puberty and biological development). In puberty, a dramatic and important change (intellectual development or cognitive development) in the brain's thought process, and a change in the way teens think about themselves and other people (psychosocial development or social / Emotional development). The age at beginning and end of puberty - and the rate at which the process progresses - varies from person to person and is still considered normal. For example, the adolescence of a girl starts at 8 years old, enters the menstrual period at the age of 10, and the other girl is 14 years old and begins breast development at the age of 11 until menstruation begins. Out-of-school time is also an important environment for young people to learn and deal with romantic relationships. Therefore, adolescence is essential for understanding adolescent development. Adolescence usually occurs in females aged 9 to 14 and men aged 10 to 17. When the brain stimulates a group of stimulating hormones, puberty begins. Adolescent effects: This monograph is particularly interesting because adolescent young people seek opportunities to be exposed to high intensity through adventure, seeking novelty, and seeking sensations during puberty. The park and entertainment department can provide an important and safe channel for these high strength experiences. For example, climbing walls, rafting tours, rope courses and other adventures may bring some desire for young people.

How do young people differ from children and adults? The key issue is related to the way adolescent development directly affects adolescent psychological changes through brain changes, and indirectly through social environments. Empirical studies linking pubertal development to adolescent psychological function are usually done in several different ways, with a focus on various results and mechanisms. Topics relate to the effects of atypical puberty on adolescent behavioral problems, the effects of adolescent conditions (and related hormones) on normative changes in behaviors promoting or preventing development, and puberty. The role of psychopathology is caused by vulnerable individuals. I am also interested in understanding how changes in the brain reflect the adolescent process and form the basis of psychological development during puberty. In this chapter we will discuss ways in which adolescents may influence psychological development in adolescence and why this is important for developers. Describe the process of adolescent development, summarize the effects of puberty on adolescent development, explain the interpretation of the results Study the hypothesis that is the basis of most research and methodological problems, We propose research direction to help understanding. Throughout the process, we emphasize the importance of pubertal changes in all aspects of psychological development, and methods that represent ways in which puberty represents an opportunity to study the interactions of biological and social influences. Adolescence is a developmental stage from childhood to adulthood. It is not just physical development and sexual maturity (puberty and biological development). In puberty, a dramatic and important change (intellectual development or cognitive development) in the brain's thought process, and a change in the way teens think about themselves and other people (psychosocial development or social / Emotional development). The age at beginning and end of puberty - and the rate at which the process progresses - varies from person to person and is still considered normal. For example, the adolescence of a girl starts at 8 years old, enters the menstrual period at the age of 10, and the other girl is 14 years old and begins breast development at the age of 11 until menstruation begins. Out-of-school time is also an important environment for young people to learn and deal with romantic relationships. Therefore, adolescence is essential for understanding adolescent development. Adolescence usually occurs in females aged 9 to 14 and men aged 10 to 17. When the brain stimulates a group of stimulating hormones, puberty begins. Adolescent effects: This monograph is particularly interesting because adolescent young people seek opportunities to be exposed to high intensity through adventure, seeking novelty, and seeking sensations during puberty. The park and entertainment department can provide an important and safe channel for these high strength experiences. For example, climbing walls, rafting tours, rope courses and other adventures may bring some desire for young people.

Attachment theory explains the relationship between a child and its primary caregiver. This relationship is considered important for typical development during adulthood - the ability to master skills in social interactions. Attachment styles are Type B (Safety), Type A (Anxiety - Avoidance), Type C (Anti - Anxiety), and Type D (Unsorted). As can be inferred, unsafe attachments (A, C, and D) are associated with negative outcomes such as the problem of subsequent psychopathology {Zeanah 2003} and "shock correction" {Mikulincz 2003} . Attachments have been created to reduce the incidence of this subtype. Q: How general is your mother's depression? A: Mothers' depression is common, but the most common are adulthood and early adulthood. Therefore, it is estimated that over 1/3 of women of childbearing age and women of childbearing age have a depressive symptom 6. Therefore, the community will begin talking about melancholy as soon as possible to help ladies and their families receive the necessary assistance and support. Caucasian, non-Hispanic mothers have a higher depression rate, but African-American and Mexican-American women have a higher incidence of mood disorders - chronic mild depression for at least 2 years - that There is a possibility that it may have a big influence. Mother's livelihood and happiness Q: How do mothers' depression affect children and other families? A: Depression of mothers (and their parents) is a family problem. My mother has trouble with the symptoms of depression, my family has a hard time. Mother's depression often affects family members of generations, and its impact can extend to all ages, developmental stages or life stages. The influence of babies on depression may affect the role of mothers in child rearing. By creating an environment in which mothers develop in infancy and can not provide a consistent, nurtured, empathetic relationship indispensable to the development of healthy children, symptoms of depression in the mother Confuse the relationship between mother and child. Also, when depression overwhelms her mother, she is unlikely to engage in safe and healthy parent behavior. Maternal depression is a generic term for a series of depressive symptoms that can affect mothers (up to 12 months after birth) and future mothers. These depressions include prenatal depression, postpartum depression, and postpartum psychosis. Mother's depression is increasingly recognized as a global public health problem that can adversely affect the lives of individuals and can adversely affect work health and development, family, and babies. Table 1 gives a detailed overview of the symptoms associated with depression in mothers, the normal onset time, and its prevalence and symptoms.

Attachment theory explains the relationship between a child and its primary caregiver. This relationship is considered important for typical development during adulthood - the ability to master skills in social interactions. Attachment styles are Type B (Safety), Type A (Anxiety - Avoidance), Type C (Anti - Anxiety), and Type D (Unsorted). As can be inferred, unsafe attachments (A, C, and D) are associated with negative outcomes such as the problem of subsequent psychopathology {Zeanah 2003} and "shock correction" {Mikulincz 2003} . Attachments have been created to reduce the incidence of this subtype. Q: How general is your mother's depression? A: Mothers' depression is common, but the most common are adulthood and early adulthood. Therefore, it is estimated that over 1/3 of women of childbearing age and women of childbearing age have a depressive symptom 6. Therefore, the community will begin talking about melancholy as soon as possible to help ladies and their families receive the necessary assistance and support. Caucasian, non-Hispanic mothers have a higher depression rate, but African-American and Mexican-American women have a higher incidence of mood disorders - chronic mild depression for at least 2 years - that There is a possibility that it may have a big influence. Mother's livelihood and happiness Q: How do mothers' depression affect children and other families? A: Depression of mothers (and their parents) is a family problem. My mother has trouble with the symptoms of depression, my family has a hard time. Mother's depression often affects family members of generations, and its impact can extend to all ages, developmental stages or life stages. The influence of babies on depression may affect the role of mothers in child rearing. By creating an environment in which mothers develop in infancy and can not provide a consistent, nurtured, empathetic relationship indispensable to the development of healthy children, symptoms of depression in the mother Confuse the relationship between mother and child. Also, when depression overwhelms her mother, she is unlikely to engage in safe and healthy parent behavior. Maternal depression is a generic term for a series of depressive symptoms that can affect mothers (up to 12 months after birth) and future mothers. These depressions include prenatal depression, postpartum depression, and postpartum psychosis. Mother's depression is increasingly recognized as a global public health problem that can adversely affect the lives of individuals and can adversely affect work health and development, family, and babies. Table 1 gives a detailed overview of the symptoms associated with depression in mothers, the normal onset time, and its prevalence and symptoms.

Typical pastoral guide for department homosexuals In this article we will use a typical Catholic Diocese and propose a guide for parishes to deal with homosexual types. The guiding principle shows the attitude of the church welcome to homosexuals. These guidelines are inherently rural and designed to help fulfill the obligation to provide sincere hope to everyone who truly needs a pastor or parish priest and confronts the church with good will. I will. With the exception of the generally accepted premise that individuals can select and change their own sexual orientation and understand that they must understand it, they will be able to select specific social or sexual behavior in our society We do not assume psychological analysis. In 1997, the American Catholic bishop announced the advice of the pastoral minister "Eternal children: pastoral information for parents of homosexual children". Bishop told lesbians and homosexual men: "God's love is revealed in you." As the members reveal his or her homosexuality, the bishop seems to keep in touch with his family I recommend the need for sensitive ministries and their families. All Catholic sexual ethics depends on this principle. Since fertility is an important aspect of human sexuality, all genital actions must be open to the possibility of conception. For the same reason, Catholic teachings prohibit contraception, masturbation, premarital and premarital sex, and homosexual behavior. Is homosexuality a mental disorder? No, lesbian, gay, bisexual trends are not chaotic. In this study, there was no intrinsic connection between these sexual orientation and psychopathology. Heteritic behavior and behavior of same sex are the usual aspect of human sexuality. Both are recorded in different cultures and historical times. Despite the persistence of lesbian, gay and bisexual stereotypes, decades of research and clinical experience have concluded that these directions represent human experience. It is a normal format. Lesbian, gay, and bisexual relationships are the usual form of human relations. Therefore, these mainstream organizations have long classified homosexuality as a mental disorder.

Typical pastoral guide for department homosexuals In this article we will use a typical Catholic Diocese and propose a guide for parishes to deal with homosexual types. The guiding principle shows the attitude of the church welcome to homosexuals. These guidelines are inherently rural and designed to help fulfill the obligation to provide sincere hope to everyone who truly needs a pastor or parish priest and confronts the church with good will. I will. With the exception of the generally accepted premise that individuals can select and change their own sexual orientation and understand that they must understand it, they will be able to select specific social or sexual behavior in our society We do not assume psychological analysis. In 1997, the American Catholic bishop announced the advice of the pastoral minister "Eternal children: pastoral information for parents of homosexual children". Bishop told lesbians and homosexual men: "God's love is revealed in you." As the members reveal his or her homosexuality, the bishop seems to keep in touch with his family I recommend the need for sensitive ministries and their families. All Catholic sexual ethics depends on this principle. Since fertility is an important aspect of human sexuality, all genital actions must be open to the possibility of conception. For the same reason, Catholic teachings prohibit contraception, masturbation, premarital and premarital sex, and homosexual behavior. Is homosexuality a mental disorder? No, lesbian, gay, bisexual trends are not chaotic. In this study, there was no intrinsic connection between these sexual orientation and psychopathology. Heteritic behavior and behavior of same sex are the usual aspect of human sexuality. Both are recorded in different cultures and historical times. Despite the persistence of lesbian, gay and bisexual stereotypes, decades of research and clinical experience have concluded that these directions represent human experience. It is a normal format. Lesbian, gay, and bisexual relationships are the usual form of human relations. Therefore, these mainstream organizations have long classified homosexuality as a mental disorder.

In the book review on the species of terrorism titled "Terror Seeds", we are exploring evidence of terrorist activities in Southeast Asian countries. This is an eyewitness story by Maria A. Lessa about al Qaeda's business in Indonesia, Philippines and Malaysia. She remembered herself because she was experiencing many terrorist attacks in the area. Over the years, Al Qaeda has succeeded in penetrating and selecting Muslims' local movements in North America, Europe, the Middle East, Chechen, Kashmir, Africa, and Southeast Asia. The information in this article comes from a review of non-confidential documents on psychosocial aspects of terrorism, such as peer-reviewed articles, books and book chapters, news reports, and personal communications with terror experts. Academic papers were identified by searching for the term terrorism in the following databases. PsychINFO (1887-2003), Sociological Abstracts (1974-2003), Medline (1966-2003) and Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe (1980-2003). Check the article bibliography. In this article, we critically review the published theory of terrorism psychology, review psychosocial data explaining terrorism, define the limitations and obstacles of exploration in this field, and preliminary political psychology of terrorism We will do a classification. In this article we review the current understanding of psychology of suicide terrorism among psychiatrists and other mental health experts so that they can better understand this terrible phenomenon. After discussing key concepts and definitions, this article focuses on "collective identity" and reviews groups and individual models to explain the development of suicide terrorists. Emphasizing the importance of social psychology, it highlights the "normality" of suicide bombing terror and the lack of individual psychopathology. It will discuss widespread terrorism, but will particularly emphasize terrorism related to militant Islam. This article emphasizes the necessity of an interdisciplinary approach including anthropology, economics, history and political factors, and psychological factors to understand suicide terrorism. Attempts to explain the behavior of terrorists are a top-down approach to species of terrorism in political, social, economic and even evolutionary environments and a bottom-up approach to exploring the characteristics of individuals and groups into terrorism , Which are classified into two major categories. (For example, Wieviorka 1993, 2004). These methods are not mutually exclusive. In fact, considering the interaction between the environment and the subject, the rational choice theory and the relative deprivation / depression theory combine these points. Recognizing the importance of top-down analysis and the ultimate cause, this article focuses on the close cause of the bottom-up approach and quasi-terrorism. For clarity, the main methods are grouped together. However, it is clear that there is a conceptual duplication between theories within the group and between the groups. For example, group

In the book review on the species of terrorism titled "Terror Seeds", we are exploring evidence of terrorist activities in Southeast Asian countries. This is an eyewitness story by Maria A. Lessa about al Qaeda's business in Indonesia, Philippines and Malaysia. She remembered herself because she was experiencing many terrorist attacks in the area. Over the years, Al Qaeda has succeeded in penetrating and selecting Muslims' local movements in North America, Europe, the Middle East, Chechen, Kashmir, Africa, and Southeast Asia. The information in this article comes from a review of non-confidential documents on psychosocial aspects of terrorism, such as peer-reviewed articles, books and book chapters, news reports, and personal communications with terror experts. Academic papers were identified by searching for the term terrorism in the following databases. PsychINFO (1887-2003), Sociological Abstracts (1974-2003), Medline (1966-2003) and Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe (1980-2003). Check the article bibliography. In this article, we critically review the published theory of terrorism psychology, review psychosocial data explaining terrorism, define the limitations and obstacles of exploration in this field, and preliminary political psychology of terrorism We will do a classification. In this article we review the current understanding of psychology of suicide terrorism among psychiatrists and other mental health experts so that they can better understand this terrible phenomenon. After discussing key concepts and definitions, this article focuses on "collective identity" and reviews groups and individual models to explain the development of suicide terrorists. Emphasizing the importance of social psychology, it highlights the "normality" of suicide bombing terror and the lack of individual psychopathology. It will discuss widespread terrorism, but will particularly emphasize terrorism related to militant Islam. This article emphasizes the necessity of an interdisciplinary approach including anthropology, economics, history and political factors, and psychological factors to understand suicide terrorism. Attempts to explain the behavior of terrorists are a top-down approach to species of terrorism in political, social, economic and even evolutionary environments and a bottom-up approach to exploring the characteristics of individuals and groups into terrorism , Which are classified into two major categories. (For example, Wieviorka 1993, 2004). These methods are not mutually exclusive. In fact, considering the interaction between the environment and the subject, the rational choice theory and the relative deprivation / depression theory combine these points. Recognizing the importance of top-down analysis and the ultimate cause, this article focuses on the close cause of the bottom-up approach and quasi-terrorism. For clarity, the main methods are grouped together. However, it is clear that there is a conceptual duplication between theories within the group and between the groups. For example, group

It is difficult to tell whether human thought is fragile or flexible. On the one hand, humans can grow, adapt and fight, on the other hand their thoughts may collapse under the pressure of life pressure on the planet, leading to various psychological barriers . One such disorder is post traumatic stress disorder. According to the encyclopedia of psychology, post traumatic stress disorder or post traumatic stress disorder is usually caused by a physical trauma event after an individual experiences a specific trauma event in the event of physical injury or extreme physical injury It occurs (Kazdin, 2000). PSYCH 014 Abnormal psychology (3) CSU Lecture: 3 hours Prerequisite: Psychology 1; Counseling: English 28 In this course you will examine the definition of psychological disorder, possible causes, signs and symptoms, and treatment. Anxiety, mood disorders, schizophrenia, substance-related disorders, and personality disorders are emphasized. Other topics include cognitive impairment, childhood and adolescent disorders, and sexual dysfunction and substance-related disorders. Student Learning Outcomes: Students present a strong detailed explanation on why particular actions comply with the DSM standards and the students list all four aspects of possible causes of action. Students will develop detailed treatment plans such as anticipated intervention period, follow-up assessment procedure, maintenance program to improve effective life skills Abnormal psychology is usually a field of psychology dealing with psychopathology and abnormal behavior in clinical pathology. This term covers a wide range of diseases, from depression to obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), personality disorder. Counselors, clinical psychologists, psychotherapists often work directly in this area. Many human behavior can follow the so-called normal curve. Looking at this bell curve, most people gather near the highest point of the curve called the average. People far away at both ends of the normal curve may be considered "abnormal". Abnormal psychology covers a variety of psychological disorders, including mood disorders, anxiety disorders, cognitive disorders, developmental disorders, and acclimatization disorders. In clinical practice, psychologists and psychiatrists see patients with a range of diseases ranging from depression to bipolar disorder, severe phobia. Behavior: Behavioral approach of abnormal psychology focuses on human external behavior. The goal is to strengthen positive behavior and reduce harmful behavior. This approach can be combined with cognitive therapy to deal with thinking and behavior. This is called Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT).

It is difficult to tell whether human thought is fragile or flexible. On the one hand, humans can grow, adapt and fight, on the other hand their thoughts may collapse under the pressure of life pressure on the planet, leading to various psychological barriers . One such disorder is post traumatic stress disorder. According to the encyclopedia of psychology, post traumatic stress disorder or post traumatic stress disorder is usually caused by a physical trauma event after an individual experiences a specific trauma event in the event of physical injury or extreme physical injury It occurs (Kazdin, 2000). PSYCH 014 Abnormal psychology (3) CSU Lecture: 3 hours Prerequisite: Psychology 1; Counseling: English 28 In this course you will examine the definition of psychological disorder, possible causes, signs and symptoms, and treatment. Anxiety, mood disorders, schizophrenia, substance-related disorders, and personality disorders are emphasized. Other topics include cognitive impairment, childhood and adolescent disorders, and sexual dysfunction and substance-related disorders. Student Learning Outcomes: Students present a strong detailed explanation on why particular actions comply with the DSM standards and the students list all four aspects of possible causes of action. Students will develop detailed treatment plans such as anticipated intervention period, follow-up assessment procedure, maintenance program to improve effective life skills Abnormal psychology is usually a field of psychology dealing with psychopathology and abnormal behavior in clinical pathology. This term covers a wide range of diseases, from depression to obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), personality disorder. Counselors, clinical psychologists, psychotherapists often work directly in this area. Many human behavior can follow the so-called normal curve. Looking at this bell curve, most people gather near the highest point of the curve called the average. People far away at both ends of the normal curve may be considered "abnormal". Abnormal psychology covers a variety of psychological disorders, including mood disorders, anxiety disorders, cognitive disorders, developmental disorders, and acclimatization disorders. In clinical practice, psychologists and psychiatrists see patients with a range of diseases ranging from depression to bipolar disorder, severe phobia. Behavior: Behavioral approach of abnormal psychology focuses on human external behavior. The goal is to strengthen positive behavior and reduce harmful behavior. This approach can be combined with cognitive therapy to deal with thinking and behavior. This is called Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT).

In this course, we will consider from two viewpoints of different emotional theory. (1) Differential emotion approaches the basis of their powerful evolution, and (2) the social constructivist approach. Next, this course examines empirical aspects of various aspects of emotion, such as expression, physiology, evaluation, emotional vocabulary. Finally, we will discuss more specific topics such as social interaction, culture, gender, personality, psychopathology. The five basic human emotions that everyone feels are anger, fear, sadness, disgust, and pleasure. These emotions have their own maps and colors in the map. Since it is difficult to explain and quantify human emotions, Atlas represents the 60-year study by Ekman. According to the monthly deadline, presence developer Yotam Ginzburg has created its own custom content management system to organize large amounts of data on how emotions respond to each action. In addition to enabling non-technical persons to edit data and change content, the system also supports rapid prototyping. An important aspect of human emotion research on human behavior is the ability to perceive and feel emotions. Emotion is defined as a phenomenon in which the body perceives a reaction, and these reactions usually have physiological characteristics. In this article we will explore many of the psychological / biological theories and ideologies contained in the concept of emotion. For many years, humans have evolved to adapt to the innovation of their biology, physiology, crime analysis information. Some psychiatrists, criminologists, and psychologists believe there are certain characteristics that separate psychological factors that separate people from other parts of society. This article explains that crime analysis helps to narrow rape and killing of suspect lists by increasing the types of people the investigators should look for. How long do you think criminal analysis has been used in law enforcement agencies for him or her? Criminal Profile Humans have two emotions, basic feeling and complex feelings. Usually, we believe that basic emotions include happiness, anger, sorrow, and fear. But the reason human beings are human is because we have not only basic emotions but also complex emotions. These emotions are social, spiritual, acquired, such as morality and love. Complex emotions can not be simulated with theoretical programming, but with basic emotions and learning abilities, AI can develop complex emotions.

In this course, we will consider from two viewpoints of different emotional theory. (1) Differential emotion approaches the basis of their powerful evolution, and (2) the social constructivist approach. Next, this course examines empirical aspects of various aspects of emotion, such as expression, physiology, evaluation, emotional vocabulary. Finally, we will discuss more specific topics such as social interaction, culture, gender, personality, psychopathology. The five basic human emotions that everyone feels are anger, fear, sadness, disgust, and pleasure. These emotions have their own maps and colors in the map. Since it is difficult to explain and quantify human emotions, Atlas represents the 60-year study by Ekman. According to the monthly deadline, presence developer Yotam Ginzburg has created its own custom content management system to organize large amounts of data on how emotions respond to each action. In addition to enabling non-technical persons to edit data and change content, the system also supports rapid prototyping. An important aspect of human emotion research on human behavior is the ability to perceive and feel emotions. Emotion is defined as a phenomenon in which the body perceives a reaction, and these reactions usually have physiological characteristics. In this article we will explore many of the psychological / biological theories and ideologies contained in the concept of emotion. For many years, humans have evolved to adapt to the innovation of their biology, physiology, crime analysis information. Some psychiatrists, criminologists, and psychologists believe there are certain characteristics that separate psychological factors that separate people from other parts of society. This article explains that crime analysis helps to narrow rape and killing of suspect lists by increasing the types of people the investigators should look for. How long do you think criminal analysis has been used in law enforcement agencies for him or her? Criminal Profile Humans have two emotions, basic feeling and complex feelings. Usually, we believe that basic emotions include happiness, anger, sorrow, and fear. But the reason human beings are human is because we have not only basic emotions but also complex emotions. These emotions are social, spiritual, acquired, such as morality and love. Complex emotions can not be simulated with theoretical programming, but with basic emotions and learning abilities, AI can develop complex emotions.

Introduction The professional identity of mental health consultants is very important. When looking for your professional identity it is important to compare all the options to ensure that the career chosen is what people have been doing for a long time. If they think that they are entitled to the work they are going to do, that would be even better. This article explains how to become an effective professional counselor, how professional roles and characteristics, how to consult with various consulting associations, how to meet the needs of the country. ACA is a non-profit specialized educational institution that tackles the training and strengthening of consulting experts (2014, American Consulting Association). Both associations can choose to become a member of that association. They all provide information on how to contact them, they have some of the same options like such career and continuing your education. These two associations can provide the necessary information for further education that will help the counselor's professional development. State license and certification requires that all consultants are licensed and certified for practice. There are some rules and guidelines to follow according to the situation of counselor program execution. In Georgia, rules and rules are not as complicated as psychologists want to practice. . In short, the basic requirement to acquire a license and get an official qualification is a master's degree from a school certified and certified by the Higher Education Certification Committee. of course. Here are some of the courses you need to take: human growth and development, psychopathology, career and The permissive requirements of mental health counselors vary from state to state and the specific names of these expert names may be different. Mental health counselors are sometimes called Certified Mental Health Consultant (LMHC), Certified Professional Clinical Consultant (LPCC), or Certified Professional Consultant (LPC). In most states, the title of "mental health counselor" is a protected title. In other words, only people who meet the requirements of a particular state can legally refer to themselves as a title. Professional Identity of Mental Health Consultant Trinecqua Gilbert Capella University Introduction The professional identity of mental health consultants is very important. When looking for your professional identity it is important to compare all the options to ensure that the career chosen is what people have been doing for a long time. It makes more sense if they feel qualified to take career ... Effective consultant The author of April R. Tessmer Free University is my greatest professor from Liberty University Online Pay attention to help. Dr. McCarthy is extremely grateful that I have offered me the proposals needed for improvement and that I gave me tools to complete this research paper. Thank you very much. Summary constitutes an effective counselor characterized by a true definition of counselor personality traits. some

Introduction The professional identity of mental health consultants is very important. When looking for your professional identity it is important to compare all the options to ensure that the career chosen is what people have been doing for a long time. If they think that they are entitled to the work they are going to do, that would be even better. This article explains how to become an effective professional counselor, how professional roles and characteristics, how to consult with various consulting associations, how to meet the needs of the country. ACA is a non-profit specialized educational institution that tackles the training and strengthening of consulting experts (2014, American Consulting Association). Both associations can choose to become a member of that association. They all provide information on how to contact them, they have some of the same options like such career and continuing your education. These two associations can provide the necessary information for further education that will help the counselor's professional development. State license and certification requires that all consultants are licensed and certified for practice. There are some rules and guidelines to follow according to the situation of counselor program execution. In Georgia, rules and rules are not as complicated as psychologists want to practice. . In short, the basic requirement to acquire a license and get an official qualification is a master's degree from a school certified and certified by the Higher Education Certification Committee. of course. Here are some of the courses you need to take: human growth and development, psychopathology, career and The permissive requirements of mental health counselors vary from state to state and the specific names of these expert names may be different. Mental health counselors are sometimes called Certified Mental Health Consultant (LMHC), Certified Professional Clinical Consultant (LPCC), or Certified Professional Consultant (LPC). In most states, the title of "mental health counselor" is a protected title. In other words, only people who meet the requirements of a particular state can legally refer to themselves as a title. Professional Identity of Mental Health Consultant Trinecqua Gilbert Capella University Introduction The professional identity of mental health consultants is very important. When looking for your professional identity it is important to compare all the options to ensure that the career chosen is what people have been doing for a long time. It makes more sense if they feel qualified to take career ... Effective consultant The author of April R. Tessmer Free University is my greatest professor from Liberty University Online Pay attention to help. Dr. McCarthy is extremely grateful that I have offered me the proposals needed for improvement and that I gave me tools to complete this research paper. Thank you very much. Summary constitutes an effective counselor characterized by a true definition of counselor personality traits. some

Contemporary suicide terrorists from the Middle East are considered crazy cowards who are passionate about prosperity in terms of public poverty and ignorance. According to recent research, they have no obvious psychopathology, have been shown to be as educated as economically rich as the surrounding population. The first line of defense is to learn how to minimize the acceptance of most people in recruitment organizations and allow communities blocked by suicide attackers to block attacks. The third dimension of the multi-causal framework for analyzing the causes of suicide terrorism is the level of the environment that takes social and cultural factors and conditions into consideration that affect the causes of suicide terrorism. Socio-cultural factors include politics, economics, society, history, cultural ideology, religious background and so on. Of course, some of the above factors have a greater impact on individuals and groups than other factors. "For example, the religious background is seen as a more important factor and explains why some Islamic organizations are using suicide attacks more frequently than in the case of LTTE (dominant nationalist organization) In addition, regardless of whether it is a long-term conflict or a country or group fighting for national independence, the political context of the country or region will affect the use of suicide attacks. As a means to support the causes of suicide terrorism and to create points of discussion to raise awareness about its existence, introduce the above multi-causal framework. This framework recognizes methods that can be analyzed at three different levels (individuals, organizations, environments). This framework does not promote discussion on all possible causes of suicide terrorism, but it allows for elaboration of key thematic areas. At the individual level, the main point of "revenge and humiliation" is consistent in most cases as a clue to the cause analysis of suicide terrorism. At the organization level, goals and motivations are noticeable. The main difference between these two areas is that the factor responsible for suicide terror at the individual level is a personal factor and contributing factors at the organization level are tactical and strategic. The first dimension of the multi-causal framework for studying suicide terror is an individual level analysis aimed at determining the individual motives of all possible participants involved in suicide attacks. Moghadam (2005) assumes that this level of personal evaluation is important. This is mainly because unwelcome emotions that can lead to terrorism often lead to the use of terrorist violence. He further believes that the source of reliance on political violence by some people will respond others by nonviolent means. "Therefore, there must be personal decision making elements including the origin of terrorism (Friedland 1992: 88, quoted in Moghadam in 2005)"

Contemporary suicide terrorists from the Middle East are considered crazy cowards who are passionate about prosperity in terms of public poverty and ignorance. According to recent research, they have no obvious psychopathology, have been shown to be as educated as economically rich as the surrounding population. The first line of defense is to learn how to minimize the acceptance of most people in recruitment organizations and allow communities blocked by suicide attackers to block attacks. The third dimension of the multi-causal framework for analyzing the causes of suicide terrorism is the level of the environment that takes social and cultural factors and conditions into consideration that affect the causes of suicide terrorism. Socio-cultural factors include politics, economics, society, history, cultural ideology, religious background and so on. Of course, some of the above factors have a greater impact on individuals and groups than other factors. "For example, the religious background is seen as a more important factor and explains why some Islamic organizations are using suicide attacks more frequently than in the case of LTTE (dominant nationalist organization) In addition, regardless of whether it is a long-term conflict or a country or group fighting for national independence, the political context of the country or region will affect the use of suicide attacks. As a means to support the causes of suicide terrorism and to create points of discussion to raise awareness about its existence, introduce the above multi-causal framework. This framework recognizes methods that can be analyzed at three different levels (individuals, organizations, environments). This framework does not promote discussion on all possible causes of suicide terrorism, but it allows for elaboration of key thematic areas. At the individual level, the main point of "revenge and humiliation" is consistent in most cases as a clue to the cause analysis of suicide terrorism. At the organization level, goals and motivations are noticeable. The main difference between these two areas is that the factor responsible for suicide terror at the individual level is a personal factor and contributing factors at the organization level are tactical and strategic. The first dimension of the multi-causal framework for studying suicide terror is an individual level analysis aimed at determining the individual motives of all possible participants involved in suicide attacks. Moghadam (2005) assumes that this level of personal evaluation is important. This is mainly because unwelcome emotions that can lead to terrorism often lead to the use of terrorist violence. He further believes that the source of reliance on political violence by some people will respond others by nonviolent means. "Therefore, there must be personal decision making elements including the origin of terrorism (Friedland 1992: 88, quoted in Moghadam in 2005)"

Resilience is often conceptualized as a successful adaptation to serious negative life events. However, even relatively stressful stress factors need to be addressed. Therefore, we believe that flexibility should reflect the general pressure factor. To support the argument that resilience is related to social psychology and social psychology can inform us about resilience, we first stress life exposure stress and resilience to everyday stress factors Discuss the research plan to be tied. Next, we evaluate the resilience of elasticity and examine the psychophysiological approach - the biological psychosocial model of the challenge / threat to tie this approach to the research on resource response. Finally, we emphasize two core areas of research in social psychology - relationships of romantic relationship and shame and prejudice, and the elasticity is highly correlated. This shows the potential of experimental social psychology to provide information on the application of the concept of elasticity to a series of stressors and information on underestimation of resilience. Psychological resilience is the ability of an individual to withstand stress without showing mental dysfunction such as mental illness or persistent negative emotions. This is the mainstream idea of ​​resilience. In other words, resilience is defined by the ability to circumvent psychopathology in difficult situations. The core process for building resilience is to develop and develop adaptive coping skills. The basic flow model of stress and coping (called the transaction model) is a function of stress (ie, a cause of potential stress) and cognitive evaluation (whether the cause of stress is easily handled or causes of stress ) Respond to beyond resources). If the pressure source is considered dangerous, trigger the reaction. Resilience is often conceptualized as a successful adaptation to serious negative life events. However, even relatively stressful stress factors need to be addressed. Therefore, we believe that flexibility should reflect the general pressure factor. To support the argument that resilience is related to social psychology and social psychology can inform us about resilience, we first stress life exposure stress and resilience to everyday stress factors Discuss the research plan to be tied. Next, we evaluate the resilience of elasticity and examine the psychophysiological approach - the biological psychosocial model of the challenge / threat to tie this approach to the research on resource response. Finally, we emphasize that the two core research areas in social psychology - romantic relationship, shame and prejudice - are highly correlated with elasticity.

Resilience is often conceptualized as a successful adaptation to serious negative life events. However, even relatively stressful stress factors need to be addressed. Therefore, we believe that flexibility should reflect the general pressure factor. To support the argument that resilience is related to social psychology and social psychology can inform us about resilience, we first stress life exposure stress and resilience to everyday stress factors Discuss the research plan to be tied. Next, we evaluate the resilience of elasticity and examine the psychophysiological approach - the biological psychosocial model of the challenge / threat to tie this approach to the research on resource response. Finally, we emphasize two core areas of research in social psychology - relationships of romantic relationship and shame and prejudice, and the elasticity is highly correlated. This shows the potential of experimental social psychology to provide information on the application of the concept of elasticity to a series of stressors and information on underestimation of resilience. Psychological resilience is the ability of an individual to withstand stress without showing mental dysfunction such as mental illness or persistent negative emotions. This is the mainstream idea of ​​resilience. In other words, resilience is defined by the ability to circumvent psychopathology in difficult situations. The core process for building resilience is to develop and develop adaptive coping skills. The basic flow model of stress and coping (called the transaction model) is a function of stress (ie, a cause of potential stress) and cognitive evaluation (whether the cause of stress is easily handled or causes of stress ) Respond to beyond resources). If the pressure source is considered dangerous, trigger the reaction. Resilience is often conceptualized as a successful adaptation to serious negative life events. However, even relatively stressful stress factors need to be addressed. Therefore, we believe that flexibility should reflect the general pressure factor. To support the argument that resilience is related to social psychology and social psychology can inform us about resilience, we first stress life exposure stress and resilience to everyday stress factors Discuss the research plan to be tied. Next, we evaluate the resilience of elasticity and examine the psychophysiological approach - the biological psychosocial model of the challenge / threat to tie this approach to the research on resource response. Finally, we emphasize that the two core research areas in social psychology - romantic relationship, shame and prejudice - are highly correlated with elasticity.

"I know what women want, they want to be beautiful" (www.vogue.com/voguepedia/Valentino), Valentino Garavani is one of the most influential fashion designs of the 20th and 21st centuries It is said to be. Known for its classical design, he has been dressing up for the world's rich and famous people for the past 50 years. Valentino made the hourly shop in front of him a fashion empire. (Www.lifeinitaly.com/fashion/ Valentino-garavini.asp) His fashion career began in the 1950s, but his enthusiasm for this started with an infant recognized and encouraged by his parents . Born in Italy in 1932, Valentino Garavani studied fashion design at a young age, was trained in Paris in 1950, worked in an impressive house such as Dessus and La Roche, and in 1959 his own in Rome I started the series. Valentino is known for his deep ability to make women look very attractive. Italian art master wears an influential woman like Jacqueline Kennedy and has a long history thanks to their symbolic fabric color, Valentino Red. Born on May 10, 1949, Miuccia Prada was one of our favorite Italian fashion designers, a member of the Italian Communist Party, a student of a pantomime. This magical designer first used a series of black nylon handbags and backpacks to join the fashion world in 1985. Prada flourishes as a multi-billion dollar enterprise, transforming the world of fashion with sophisticated minimalism based on streamlined design, innovative fabrics and computer-enhanced graphics, creating an influential symbolic It became a product. "I know what women want, they want beauty" (www.vogue.com/voguepedia/Valentino) Valentino Garavani is the most influential fashion in the 20th and 21st centuries It is one of the designs. As is well known, he has been renowned for the rich people of this world and for nearly 50 years - fashion magazine and body image studies have shown that the role of media in psychopathology of body image interference is generally Although it is thought that it is in some young women, the shape and size of the body is very important, but the same can be said for the thin image of the ideal image of a women's magazine. Many Italian top fashion designers have boutiques throughout the world. The most famous and unique names are Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, Valentino Garavani, Benetton, Fendi, Gucci, Versace, Moschino, Prada. Accessories such as Bulgari and Luxottica and jewelry brands are internationally renowned, and Luxysika is the world's largest eyewear company. Italy is also famous for design, especially interior design, architectural design, industrial design, urban design. In this country famous furniture designers such as Gio Ponti and Ettore Sottsass are produced and Italian people such as Bel Disegno and Linea Italiana are entering the vocabulary of furniture design.

"I know what women want, they want to be beautiful" (www.vogue.com/voguepedia/Valentino), Valentino Garavani is one of the most influential fashion designs of the 20th and 21st centuries It is said to be. Known for its classical design, he has been dressing up for the world's rich and famous people for the past 50 years. Valentino made the hourly shop in front of him a fashion empire. (Www.lifeinitaly.com/fashion/ Valentino-garavini.asp) His fashion career began in the 1950s, but his enthusiasm for this started with an infant recognized and encouraged by his parents . Born in Italy in 1932, Valentino Garavani studied fashion design at a young age, was trained in Paris in 1950, worked in an impressive house such as Dessus and La Roche, and in 1959 his own in Rome I started the series. Valentino is known for his deep ability to make women look very attractive. Italian art master wears an influential woman like Jacqueline Kennedy and has a long history thanks to their symbolic fabric color, Valentino Red. Born on May 10, 1949, Miuccia Prada was one of our favorite Italian fashion designers, a member of the Italian Communist Party, a student of a pantomime. This magical designer first used a series of black nylon handbags and backpacks to join the fashion world in 1985. Prada flourishes as a multi-billion dollar enterprise, transforming the world of fashion with sophisticated minimalism based on streamlined design, innovative fabrics and computer-enhanced graphics, creating an influential symbolic It became a product. "I know what women want, they want beauty" (www.vogue.com/voguepedia/Valentino) Valentino Garavani is the most influential fashion in the 20th and 21st centuries It is one of the designs. As is well known, he has been renowned for the rich people of this world and for nearly 50 years - fashion magazine and body image studies have shown that the role of media in psychopathology of body image interference is generally Although it is thought that it is in some young women, the shape and size of the body is very important, but the same can be said for the thin image of the ideal image of a women's magazine. Many Italian top fashion designers have boutiques throughout the world. The most famous and unique names are Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, Valentino Garavani, Benetton, Fendi, Gucci, Versace, Moschino, Prada. Accessories such as Bulgari and Luxottica and jewelry brands are internationally renowned, and Luxysika is the world's largest eyewear company. Italy is also famous for design, especially interior design, architectural design, industrial design, urban design. In this country famous furniture designers such as Gio Ponti and Ettore Sottsass are produced and Italian people such as Bel Disegno and Linea Italiana are entering the vocabulary of furniture design.

In this subject, I will discuss fate and superstition contribution to the final tragedy. We will also consider other elements of the drama such as social class, education, poverty, coincidence. These are important elements of the story. There are many mention of demons and monsters in drama. These two characters represent evil and domination. Most people are strongly influenced by these people; believe in this "boys' guy's" children "and integrate him into their game. . "Superstition is a derogatory term for any irrational belief or practice - it is a misunderstanding of ignorance, science or causation, a positive belief to fate or magic, or a fear of unknown things Superstities also refer to religious beliefs. Or unreasonable behavior. "Delusion is a false belief that there is a firm belief even when offering the opposite excellent evidence that as pathology it seems to lead to false or incomplete information, confusion, doctrine, illusion, or other misunderstanding Unlike beliefs, crazy nonspecific concepts existed for thousands of years, but a psychiatrist and a philosopher, Carl Jasper, in a general psychopathology book in 1913, a delusion It was the first three major criteria to define beliefs that were thought to be. Yes: In this subject, I will discuss fate and superstition contribution to the final tragedy. We will also consider other elements of the drama such as social class, education, poverty, coincidence. These are important elements of the story. There are many mention of demons and monsters in drama. These two characters represent evil and domination. Most people are strongly influenced by these people; they believe in the boys' men's "children" and integrate them into their games, "will he let my mother?" List symptoms, drama, superstition being presented in the drama. Let's make a parallel list of superstitions we have today. Invite students with different cultural backgrounds and explain the role of superstitions in their culture. (For example, in many Asian languages, the fourth word sounds like the word "death", so some buildings do not have a fourth floor.) What superstitions supervise in our culture Do you play? When was the last time you passed? timing

In this subject, I will discuss fate and superstition contribution to the final tragedy. We will also consider other elements of the drama such as social class, education, poverty, coincidence. These are important elements of the story. There are many mention of demons and monsters in drama. These two characters represent evil and domination. Most people are strongly influenced by these people; believe in this "boys' guy's" children "and integrate him into their game. . "Superstition is a derogatory term for any irrational belief or practice - it is a misunderstanding of ignorance, science or causation, a positive belief to fate or magic, or a fear of unknown things Superstities also refer to religious beliefs. Or unreasonable behavior. "Delusion is a false belief that there is a firm belief even when offering the opposite excellent evidence that as pathology it seems to lead to false or incomplete information, confusion, doctrine, illusion, or other misunderstanding Unlike beliefs, crazy nonspecific concepts existed for thousands of years, but a psychiatrist and a philosopher, Carl Jasper, in a general psychopathology book in 1913, a delusion It was the first three major criteria to define beliefs that were thought to be. Yes: In this subject, I will discuss fate and superstition contribution to the final tragedy. We will also consider other elements of the drama such as social class, education, poverty, coincidence. These are important elements of the story. There are many mention of demons and monsters in drama. These two characters represent evil and domination. Most people are strongly influenced by these people; they believe in the boys' men's "children" and integrate them into their games, "will he let my mother?" List symptoms, drama, superstition being presented in the drama. Let's make a parallel list of superstitions we have today. Invite students with different cultural backgrounds and explain the role of superstitions in their culture. (For example, in many Asian languages, the fourth word sounds like the word "death", so some buildings do not have a fourth floor.) What superstitions supervise in our culture Do you play? When was the last time you passed? timing

© Russ Harris 2009 www.actmadesimple.com Reprinted with permission of New Harbinger: www.newharbinger.com 1. Which direction do customers want to enter? (Which fields and which life value is most important for customers in this field? How do customers do? (Discover obstacles to valuable living: integration, avoidance, and infeasible behavior. a) What did he merge? (Reason, rule, judgment, past, future, and b) What did she avoid? (Determine thoughts, emotions, memory, impulses, emotions, emotions about this point c) What was it impossible for him to take action? (What did the customer do to make life worse or annoy me?) End "The biggest problem of teaching psychopathology is that training is to end at diagnosis and not the process of teaching counseling and treatment to customers." Conceptualization of cases is a step from clinical / consulting students The conceptualized multiple models that make up the second half of the book are completely designed for comparative practice and the five cases remain the same in different models and the conceptual concept Jonathan Sperry, the most important developer of the integrated approach, is making a big contribution to bringing the entire course together in a single book. "- James Robert Bitter, Ed, East Tennessee State University Associate Professor Conceptualization of cases: master this ability through comfort and self-confidence (core ability of psychotherapy series) The conceptual model provides comprehensive views and guidelines for nursing practice. They organize a framework to guide inference processes in professional nursing practice (Alligood, 2006). At the conceptual model level, the concept of each meta-paradigm is defined and described in a manner unique to that model. The model provides another way to display different concepts that are considered important in that field . )). Rogers' theory asserts that humans are dynamic energy fields combined with environmental energy fields, so that people form a different unit from his or her environment. The fields of human energy and the environment are open systems, essentially one dimensional and constantly changing. Mode is the identification function of energy field (Table 2-5)

© Russ Harris 2009 www.actmadesimple.com Reprinted with permission of New Harbinger: www.newharbinger.com 1. Which direction do customers want to enter? (Which fields and which life value is most important for customers in this field? How do customers do? (Discover obstacles to valuable living: integration, avoidance, and infeasible behavior. a) What did he merge? (Reason, rule, judgment, past, future, and b) What did she avoid? (Determine thoughts, emotions, memory, impulses, emotions, emotions about this point c) What was it impossible for him to take action? (What did the customer do to make life worse or annoy me?) End "The biggest problem of teaching psychopathology is that training is to end at diagnosis and not the process of teaching counseling and treatment to customers." Conceptualization of cases is a step from clinical / consulting students The conceptualized multiple models that make up the second half of the book are completely designed for comparative practice and the five cases remain the same in different models and the conceptual concept Jonathan Sperry, the most important developer of the integrated approach, is making a big contribution to bringing the entire course together in a single book. "- James Robert Bitter, Ed, East Tennessee State University Associate Professor Conceptualization of cases: master this ability through comfort and self-confidence (core ability of psychotherapy series) The conceptual model provides comprehensive views and guidelines for nursing practice. They organize a framework to guide inference processes in professional nursing practice (Alligood, 2006). At the conceptual model level, the concept of each meta-paradigm is defined and described in a manner unique to that model. The model provides another way to display different concepts that are considered important in that field . )). Rogers' theory asserts that humans are dynamic energy fields combined with environmental energy fields, so that people form a different unit from his or her environment. The fields of human energy and the environment are open systems, essentially one dimensional and constantly changing. Mode is the identification function of energy field (Table 2-5)

Introductory psychology of child psychology involves studying the psychological function and general behavior of humans and animals. Explain the social behaviors and psychological functions of individuals by exploring nerve and physiological processes. These include emotion, recognition, perception, motivation, attention, brain function, and personality. Children's psychology has also been shown to apply to psychology children. Child psychology is one of many areas of psychology, one of the most well-studied areas of expertise. This particular department focuses on the ideas and behavior of children from prenatal to adolescent development. Child psychology includes not only the growth of the child's body but also their psychological, emotional and social development. Today, psychologists are aware that children 's psychology is unique and complicated, but many people take different views when approaching development. The experts asked some of the larger questions in child psychology, such as whether initial experience is more important than later experience or whether nature and cultivation play a greater role in some aspects of development We will make a different response to. Developmental psychology covers a wide range of fields such as psychology of education, psychopathology of children, forensic developmental psychology, child development, cognitive psychology, ecological psychology, cultural psychology and so on. Development psychologists influencing the 20th century include Urie Bronfenbrenner, Erik Erikson, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Barbara Rogoff, Esther Thelen, Lev Vygotsky. John B. Watson and Jean-Jacques Rousseau are often considered to provide the foundation of modern developmental psychology. In the mid-eighteenth century, Jean Jacques Rousseau described three developmental stages: Emile's baby (early childhood), pool (childhood) and adolescence: or education. Rousseau's idea was strongly influenced by educators at the time. Freud's daughter, Anna Floyd is also an excellent psychologist, especially in the field of children and developmental psychology. Siegmund is a painter Lucian Freud and comedian, politician, grandfather of writer Clement Floyd, and a great grandfather of journalist Emma Freud, fashion designer Bella Freud and media giant, Matthew Floyd and Ryan Williams. One of the less-known interests of Freud is neurology. He was an early researcher on the theme of cerebral palsy, later called "cerebral palsy". He published several medical papers on this subject. He also showed that this disease had existed long before other researchers began paying attention and research. He also suggested that male cerebral palsy, first discovering that William Little was born with hypoxia was wrong. Instead, he thinks the complications of birth are only symptoms of the problem. It was not until the 1980s that his speculation was confirmed by more modern research institutions.

Introductory psychology of child psychology involves studying the psychological function and general behavior of humans and animals. Explain the social behaviors and psychological functions of individuals by exploring nerve and physiological processes. These include emotion, recognition, perception, motivation, attention, brain function, and personality. Children's psychology has also been shown to apply to psychology children. Child psychology is one of many areas of psychology, one of the most well-studied areas of expertise. This particular department focuses on the ideas and behavior of children from prenatal to adolescent development. Child psychology includes not only the growth of the child's body but also their psychological, emotional and social development. Today, psychologists are aware that children 's psychology is unique and complicated, but many people take different views when approaching development. The experts asked some of the larger questions in child psychology, such as whether initial experience is more important than later experience or whether nature and cultivation play a greater role in some aspects of development We will make a different response to. Developmental psychology covers a wide range of fields such as psychology of education, psychopathology of children, forensic developmental psychology, child development, cognitive psychology, ecological psychology, cultural psychology and so on. Development psychologists influencing the 20th century include Urie Bronfenbrenner, Erik Erikson, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Barbara Rogoff, Esther Thelen, Lev Vygotsky. John B. Watson and Jean-Jacques Rousseau are often considered to provide the foundation of modern developmental psychology. In the mid-eighteenth century, Jean Jacques Rousseau described three developmental stages: Emile's baby (early childhood), pool (childhood) and adolescence: or education. Rousseau's idea was strongly influenced by educators at the time. Freud's daughter, Anna Floyd is also an excellent psychologist, especially in the field of children and developmental psychology. Siegmund is a painter Lucian Freud and comedian, politician, grandfather of writer Clement Floyd, and a great grandfather of journalist Emma Freud, fashion designer Bella Freud and media giant, Matthew Floyd and Ryan Williams. One of the less-known interests of Freud is neurology. He was an early researcher on the theme of cerebral palsy, later called "cerebral palsy". He published several medical papers on this subject. He also showed that this disease had existed long before other researchers began paying attention and research. He also suggested that male cerebral palsy, first discovering that William Little was born with hypoxia was wrong. Instead, he thinks the complications of birth are only symptoms of the problem. It was not until the 1980s that his speculation was confirmed by more modern research institutions.

Various methods for sifting violence are major problems of society. In the world surrounded by terrorism, aggression, crime, the way violence is expressed in the media is very important. Since most viewers define violence as a breakthrough in a personal comfort zone, perception of scene violence may be different. Discussion about the relationship between media violence and real life focuses on the fact that violent criminals can not recognize the difference between reality and the fiction depicted in the movie. Media violence Media violence is one of the most controversial public issues facing society today. The TV screen is full of charm of carrying weapons. Violence is interesting and not important. Descriptions of unnecessary interpersonal violence spread to wildfire and other TV screens. Television sends uneasy events such as a child being beaten, a husband suffering from domestic abuse, and a child succumbing to parent's abuse. - Extensive research on the association between violence by television and violence by boys. Current research suggests that the extreme behavior described in many media services is directly related to seeing violence, suggesting that the media is a variable that puts children at risk of attack The effect of media violence on attacks. This is how to develop a task. Compared to the approach of risk and elasticity, the approach of risk and elasticity tests individual differences as a means of predicting which children exhibit specific results, the developmental approach is a normative model. Development challenges are important skills or skills for simultaneous and future adaptation (Gentile & Sesma, 2003; Havighurst, 1949; Sroufe, 1979). In developmental psychopathology, adaptation is usually defined in terms of developmental tasks. . . . The basic idea is that in order to adapt people, it is necessary to solve the problem of development. Some are produced by biological maturity, others are imposed by family and society, others are derived from developing self. (Masten & Braswell, 1991, p. 13)

Various methods for sifting violence are major problems of society. In the world surrounded by terrorism, aggression, crime, the way violence is expressed in the media is very important. Since most viewers define violence as a breakthrough in a personal comfort zone, perception of scene violence may be different. Discussion about the relationship between media violence and real life focuses on the fact that violent criminals can not recognize the difference between reality and the fiction depicted in the movie. Media violence Media violence is one of the most controversial public issues facing society today. The TV screen is full of charm of carrying weapons. Violence is interesting and not important. Descriptions of unnecessary interpersonal violence spread to wildfire and other TV screens. Television sends uneasy events such as a child being beaten, a husband suffering from domestic abuse, and a child succumbing to parent's abuse. - Extensive research on the association between violence by television and violence by boys. Current research suggests that the extreme behavior described in many media services is directly related to seeing violence, suggesting that the media is a variable that puts children at risk of attack The effect of media violence on attacks. This is how to develop a task. Compared to the approach of risk and elasticity, the approach of risk and elasticity tests individual differences as a means of predicting which children exhibit specific results, the developmental approach is a normative model. Development challenges are important skills or skills for simultaneous and future adaptation (Gentile & Sesma, 2003; Havighurst, 1949; Sroufe, 1979). In developmental psychopathology, adaptation is usually defined in terms of developmental tasks. . . . The basic idea is that in order to adapt people, it is necessary to solve the problem of development. Some are produced by biological maturity, others are imposed by family and society, others are derived from developing self. (Masten & Braswell, 1991, p. 13)

Abstract: In today's society, there is little mutual intention in the fields of psychology and religious studies. New information on collaboration in these two areas is written. This article briefly explains these ideas and ideas. Psychological research on American religion shows tension and opportunities between psychology and religion. It also shows a multifaceted perspective that psychologists take in tackling the field of private life. The course includes: advanced developmental psychology, multicultural counseling, psychological aspects of aging, lifestyle and career development, psychopathology, principles of Christian counseling, crisis counseling, marriage and family counseling, Group counseling skills. Learning, and skill and technique consulting. Chris Weil University offers a master's degree in art of counseling. Degrees allow students to select learning tracks between unlicensed tracks (36 credits) and licensing tracks (60 credits). Consider current research in the field of counseling and psychology, students learn through Christian worldview including. The core of the program is to train graduates to become counselors of the Bible and experience. Graduates prepare to work effectively with individuals, couples, and families in a variety of secular and non-secular circumstances Counseling psychology is the most commonly used term in graduate degree program. People who study counseling psychology usually do this and work in the field of mental health. Counseling psychology is a spirit that focuses on working with people to help people explore and transform disgusting, painful or destructive psychological and emotional experiences into useful personal opportunities It is an aspect of health sector. Today's counseling psychology includes a variety of mental health professionals, including psychiatrists, psychologists, marriages, family therapists, social workers, and specialized consultants. Please use counseling psychology within the scope of ethics. Courses include counseling and psychology, support for human relations, professional ethics in counseling and psychological casework, group guidance leadership skills, counseling and psychometric skills, counseling addiction, human sexuality, marriage and family problems included. Columbia International University offers Master of Arts in Counseling, Master of Arts in Nursing Department and Master of Pastoral Care Theology. These graduate degrees focus on consulting, but graduates are trained for different kinds of careers. The master's program of the art of consulting program is CACREP certified to support Christian students as qualified professional mental health consultant. The Master's program of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology is focusing on supporting the emotional and mental health of the various people in various environments by educating graduates using the Bible and counseling.

Abstract: In today's society, there is little mutual intention in the fields of psychology and religious studies. New information on collaboration in these two areas is written. This article briefly explains these ideas and ideas. Psychological research on American religion shows tension and opportunities between psychology and religion. It also shows a multifaceted perspective that psychologists take in tackling the field of private life. The course includes: advanced developmental psychology, multicultural counseling, psychological aspects of aging, lifestyle and career development, psychopathology, principles of Christian counseling, crisis counseling, marriage and family counseling, Group counseling skills. Learning, and skill and technique consulting. Chris Weil University offers a master's degree in art of counseling. Degrees allow students to select learning tracks between unlicensed tracks (36 credits) and licensing tracks (60 credits). Consider current research in the field of counseling and psychology, students learn through Christian worldview including. The core of the program is to train graduates to become counselors of the Bible and experience. Graduates prepare to work effectively with individuals, couples, and families in a variety of secular and non-secular circumstances Counseling psychology is the most commonly used term in graduate degree program. People who study counseling psychology usually do this and work in the field of mental health. Counseling psychology is a spirit that focuses on working with people to help people explore and transform disgusting, painful or destructive psychological and emotional experiences into useful personal opportunities It is an aspect of health sector. Today's counseling psychology includes a variety of mental health professionals, including psychiatrists, psychologists, marriages, family therapists, social workers, and specialized consultants. Please use counseling psychology within the scope of ethics. Courses include counseling and psychology, support for human relations, professional ethics in counseling and psychological casework, group guidance leadership skills, counseling and psychometric skills, counseling addiction, human sexuality, marriage and family problems included. Columbia International University offers Master of Arts in Counseling, Master of Arts in Nursing Department and Master of Pastoral Care Theology. These graduate degrees focus on consulting, but graduates are trained for different kinds of careers. The master's program of the art of consulting program is CACREP certified to support Christian students as qualified professional mental health consultant. The Master's program of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology is focusing on supporting the emotional and mental health of the various people in various environments by educating graduates using the Bible and counseling.

There are hundreds of different occupations for medical professionals, from neurosurgeons to practical nurses. Psychiatry specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders, behavioral disorders, and mental disorders. The main purpose of psychiatrists is to help people solve problems and stress in the environment, making them difficult to lead a normal healthy lifestyle. These problems can be caused by abuse, addiction, mental disorders, illness, or physical harm. The work of a psychiatrist is to ensure that the patient can maintain a healthy attitude and continue to prepare himself. As Howard's editors collected Chinese historical psychiatry to prove this, the history of psychiatry in China has attracted increasing attention recently, as well as the history of psychiatry in the British Empire 101. similar. Deep-rooted cultural and historical factors, and general political situation 102 Generally, Chinese psychiatry has a history of breaking western psychiatry, but it seems to be changing. For example, in the introduction of Jiangsu Province, Huang Xuanying explained how psychological treatment of the Mao Zedong era was rejected as bourgeoisical nonsense. An example of a concept. Fertile soil found in China The controversy frequently surrounds psychiatry and psychiatrist David Cooper produced the term antipsychotic in 1967 and was later welcomed by Thomas Szasz. The basic premise of antipsychotic drugs is that psychiatrists are trying to classify "malicious" "deviant" as "deviant", psychiatric treatment is finally not for patients but for patients It means that it is harmful. A dangerous treatment such as frontal resection (commonly known as lobectomy). Many previous groups of patients, often referred to as "survivors", are formed. • The decline of psychoanalysis has dominated psychiatry for decades (from the 1940s to the 1970s), but it was a major change in the conceptualization of psychiatry, training and care. The emergence of medical models of biological psychiatric and psychiatric brain diseases, and the emergence of evidence-based (and short) psychotherapy (eg cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, and interpersonal therapy) gradually replaced Floyd I have done it. German model psychosis The philosophy of psychiatry explores philosophical problems related to psychiatry and psychiatric disorders. Philosopher of science and medicine Dominic Murphy has identified three exploration areas in psychiatry philosophy. The first part deals with the use of psychiatry as a scientific research and the wider use of scientific philosophy. In Part 2 we need to consider the concepts used in the discussion of mental disorders, such as the experiences of mental illness and the normative problems it poses. The third domain contains the relationships and discontinuities between the philosophy of mind and psychopathology.

There are hundreds of different occupations for medical professionals, from neurosurgeons to practical nurses. Psychiatry specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders, behavioral disorders, and mental disorders. The main purpose of psychiatrists is to help people solve problems and stress in the environment, making them difficult to lead a normal healthy lifestyle. These problems can be caused by abuse, addiction, mental disorders, illness, or physical harm. The work of a psychiatrist is to ensure that the patient can maintain a healthy attitude and continue to prepare himself. As Howard's editors collected Chinese historical psychiatry to prove this, the history of psychiatry in China has attracted increasing attention recently, as well as the history of psychiatry in the British Empire 101. similar. Deep-rooted cultural and historical factors, and general political situation 102 Generally, Chinese psychiatry has a history of breaking western psychiatry, but it seems to be changing. For example, in the introduction of Jiangsu Province, Huang Xuanying explained how psychological treatment of the Mao Zedong era was rejected as bourgeoisical nonsense. An example of a concept. Fertile soil found in China The controversy frequently surrounds psychiatry and psychiatrist David Cooper produced the term antipsychotic in 1967 and was later welcomed by Thomas Szasz. The basic premise of antipsychotic drugs is that psychiatrists are trying to classify "malicious" "deviant" as "deviant", psychiatric treatment is finally not for patients but for patients It means that it is harmful. A dangerous treatment such as frontal resection (commonly known as lobectomy). Many previous groups of patients, often referred to as "survivors", are formed. • The decline of psychoanalysis has dominated psychiatry for decades (from the 1940s to the 1970s), but it was a major change in the conceptualization of psychiatry, training and care. The emergence of medical models of biological psychiatric and psychiatric brain diseases, and the emergence of evidence-based (and short) psychotherapy (eg cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, and interpersonal therapy) gradually replaced Floyd I have done it. German model psychosis The philosophy of psychiatry explores philosophical problems related to psychiatry and psychiatric disorders. Philosopher of science and medicine Dominic Murphy has identified three exploration areas in psychiatry philosophy. The first part deals with the use of psychiatry as a scientific research and the wider use of scientific philosophy. In Part 2 we need to consider the concepts used in the discussion of mental disorders, such as the experiences of mental illness and the normative problems it poses. The third domain contains the relationships and discontinuities between the philosophy of mind and psychopathology.

Introduction The professional identity of mental health consultants is very important. When looking for your professional identity it is important to compare all the options to ensure that the career chosen is what people have been doing for a long time. If they think that they are entitled to the work they are going to do, that would be even better. This article explains how to become an effective professional counselor, how professional roles and characteristics, how to consult with various consulting associations, how to meet the needs of the country. ACA is a non-profit specialized educational institution that tackles the training and strengthening of consulting experts (2014, American Consulting Association). Both associations can choose to become a member of that association. They all provide information on how to contact them, they have some of the same options like such career and continuing your education. These two associations can provide the necessary information for further education that will help the counselor's professional development. State license and certification requires that all consultants are licensed and certified for practice. There are some rules and guidelines to follow according to the situation of counselor program execution. In Georgia, rules and rules are not as complicated as psychologists want to practice. . In short, the basic requirement to acquire a license and get an official qualification is a master's degree from a school certified and certified by the Higher Education Certification Committee. of course. Here are some of the courses you need to take: human growth and development, psychopathology, career and The permissive requirements of mental health counselors vary from state to state and the specific names of these expert names may be different. Mental health counselors are sometimes called Certified Mental Health Consultant (LMHC), Certified Professional Clinical Consultant (LPCC), or Certified Professional Consultant (LPC). In most states, the title of "mental health counselor" is a protected title. In other words, only people who meet the requirements of a particular state can legally refer to themselves as a title. Professional Identity of Mental Health Consultant Trinecqua Gilbert Capella University Introduction The professional identity of mental health consultants is very important. When looking for your professional identity it is important to compare all the options to ensure that the career chosen is what people have been doing for a long time. It makes more sense if they feel qualified to take career ... Effective consultant The author of April R. Tessmer Free University is my greatest professor from Liberty University Online Pay attention to help. Dr. McCarthy is extremely grateful that I have offered me the proposals needed for improvement and that I gave me tools to complete this research paper. Thank you very much. Summary constitutes an effective counselor characterized by a true definition of counselor personality traits. some

Introduction The professional identity of mental health consultants is very important. When looking for your professional identity it is important to compare all the options to ensure that the career chosen is what people have been doing for a long time. If they think that they are entitled to the work they are going to do, that would be even better. This article explains how to become an effective professional counselor, how professional roles and characteristics, how to consult with various consulting associations, how to meet the needs of the country. ACA is a non-profit specialized educational institution that tackles the training and strengthening of consulting experts (2014, American Consulting Association). Both associations can choose to become a member of that association. They all provide information on how to contact them, they have some of the same options like such career and continuing your education. These two associations can provide the necessary information for further education that will help the counselor's professional development. State license and certification requires that all consultants are licensed and certified for practice. There are some rules and guidelines to follow according to the situation of counselor program execution. In Georgia, rules and rules are not as complicated as psychologists want to practice. . In short, the basic requirement to acquire a license and get an official qualification is a master's degree from a school certified and certified by the Higher Education Certification Committee. of course. Here are some of the courses you need to take: human growth and development, psychopathology, career and The permissive requirements of mental health counselors vary from state to state and the specific names of these expert names may be different. Mental health counselors are sometimes called Certified Mental Health Consultant (LMHC), Certified Professional Clinical Consultant (LPCC), or Certified Professional Consultant (LPC). In most states, the title of "mental health counselor" is a protected title. In other words, only people who meet the requirements of a particular state can legally refer to themselves as a title. Professional Identity of Mental Health Consultant Trinecqua Gilbert Capella University Introduction The professional identity of mental health consultants is very important. When looking for your professional identity it is important to compare all the options to ensure that the career chosen is what people have been doing for a long time. It makes more sense if they feel qualified to take career ... Effective consultant The author of April R. Tessmer Free University is my greatest professor from Liberty University Online Pay attention to help. Dr. McCarthy is extremely grateful that I have offered me the proposals needed for improvement and that I gave me tools to complete this research paper. Thank you very much. Summary constitutes an effective counselor characterized by a true definition of counselor personality traits. some

Violent video games Video games can change people's mood and become aggressive. Violence in video games is not good for children and the public as it is unhealthy to our hearts. People need to stop playing violent games. Because it changes the way they talk and starts using bad words. Why is the video game awful? In this article, Alex Levin says that video games may be nice, but that does not have a negative effect on them, it could lead to aggression and bad behavior for people . In this monograph, as a basis for interpreting and predicting the short-term effects of violent video games, the long-term effects of violent video games, and changes associated with exposure, the Common Attack Model (GAM) I will pay attention. Violent video game. Also, by combining the two approaches based on the developmental psychopathology theory with a general attack model, you can understand how to predict long-term changes based on violent media exposure and other aggressive risk factors You can deepen. How children show differences Violent video games pose many dangers to children and young people. Check out the effects of violent video games and the psychological processes that these video games can affect players. Moderator to consider the relationship of effects of violent video games such as personal differences and game functions. II Influence of exposure to media But first, I reviewed the previous work on the effects of violent video games, point out various research methods to study the effects of violent video games. Then we explain in detail the general attack model and the ability to cope with development problems and integrate various research results inside and outside the field of media violence. The following section introduces three new studies on violent video games. Finally, there is a general discussion on some important issues such as development issues, failure of catharsis theory, public policy. Discussions on the psychological and behavioral impact of playing violent video games has recently led to violent video games that increase the positive influence of teens and this problem is currently being solved. However, other researchers have discovered that they do not have adverse effects or even plus (diarrhea) effects. In this research, we show that these different conclusions are mutually exclusive, and can be explained by the evaluation method and analytical method being used. We let teenagers make violent video games (Quake II) and measure anger before, during, and after the game. The result shows that some people have increased, some people decline, and the anger level of most people does not change.

Violent video games Video games can change people's mood and become aggressive. Violence in video games is not good for children and the public as it is unhealthy to our hearts. People need to stop playing violent games. Because it changes the way they talk and starts using bad words. Why is the video game awful? In this article, Alex Levin says that video games may be nice, but that does not have a negative effect on them, it could lead to aggression and bad behavior for people . In this monograph, as a basis for interpreting and predicting the short-term effects of violent video games, the long-term effects of violent video games, and changes associated with exposure, the Common Attack Model (GAM) I will pay attention. Violent video game. Also, by combining the two approaches based on the developmental psychopathology theory with a general attack model, you can understand how to predict long-term changes based on violent media exposure and other aggressive risk factors You can deepen. How children show differences Violent video games pose many dangers to children and young people. Check out the effects of violent video games and the psychological processes that these video games can affect players. Moderator to consider the relationship of effects of violent video games such as personal differences and game functions. II Influence of exposure to media But first, I reviewed the previous work on the effects of violent video games, point out various research methods to study the effects of violent video games. Then we explain in detail the general attack model and the ability to cope with development problems and integrate various research results inside and outside the field of media violence. The following section introduces three new studies on violent video games. Finally, there is a general discussion on some important issues such as development issues, failure of catharsis theory, public policy. Discussions on the psychological and behavioral impact of playing violent video games has recently led to violent video games that increase the positive influence of teens and this problem is currently being solved. However, other researchers have discovered that they do not have adverse effects or even plus (diarrhea) effects. In this research, we show that these different conclusions are mutually exclusive, and can be explained by the evaluation method and analytical method being used. We let teenagers make violent video games (Quake II) and measure anger before, during, and after the game. The result shows that some people have increased, some people decline, and the anger level of most people does not change.

There is a metaphor of India consisting of six blind people who encounter various parts of the elephant and are required to explain their feelings. The man holding the suitcase reports that he has a snake, the next man holding the elephant's teeth insists it is a spear, the other man grasps the animal's thigh, He said he was a tree. The point of metaphor is that incomplete evidence leads to incomplete conclusions and a narrow view of the whole beast. Dr. Seitz has more than 25 bachelor's degree, master's degree and doctorate degree in neuroscience and neuropsychology, assessment of neuropsychology and psychology, cognitive psychology, psychopathology, learning disabilities, neuroendocrinology, intellectual theory, including I am teaching. Please experience cognitive, consciousness and psychology courses. Art, personality, and statistical and experimental methods. He used to work previously at the University of Adelphi doctoral course and undergraduate, New York University and New York City University undergraduate and graduate school (New York City University, 2001). Neuropsychological evaluation provides an overview of the advantages and disadvantages of individuals by collecting various forms of information such as evaluation data, spouse, parents, teachers, and physician information, medical history and psychiatric history, and clinical observations I grasp. During the evaluation period, you can deal with the following functional areas. The scope of the assessment is determined by the first clinical interview. Evaluation can meet the specific needs of your primary care provider or neurologist; provided by hospital, school or clinic; or other health care provider. Evaluation is usually adjusted to meet the following types of requirements: Our neuropsychological practice includes diagnostic counseling, neuropsychological evaluation, and comprehensive assessment of problems based on brain behavior in children, adolescents, adults, elderly people. We provide treatment to patients with cognitive therapy and neurocognitive rehabilitation (cognitive and memory training). We will also work with couples and family members to deal with relationships with patients with brain injuries. Neuropsychological evaluation provides an overview of the advantages and disadvantages of individuals by collecting various forms of information such as evaluation data, spouse, parents, teachers, and physician information, medical history and psychiatric history, and clinical observations I grasp. During the evaluation period, you can deal with the following business areas.

There is a metaphor of India consisting of six blind people who encounter various parts of the elephant and are required to explain their feelings. The man holding the suitcase reports that he has a snake, the next man holding the elephant's teeth insists it is a spear, the other man grasps the animal's thigh, He said he was a tree. The point of metaphor is that incomplete evidence leads to incomplete conclusions and a narrow view of the whole beast. Dr. Seitz has more than 25 bachelor's degree, master's degree and doctorate degree in neuroscience and neuropsychology, assessment of neuropsychology and psychology, cognitive psychology, psychopathology, learning disabilities, neuroendocrinology, intellectual theory, including I am teaching. Please experience cognitive, consciousness and psychology courses. Art, personality, and statistical and experimental methods. He used to work previously at the University of Adelphi doctoral course and undergraduate, New York University and New York City University undergraduate and graduate school (New York City University, 2001). Neuropsychological evaluation provides an overview of the advantages and disadvantages of individuals by collecting various forms of information such as evaluation data, spouse, parents, teachers, and physician information, medical history and psychiatric history, and clinical observations I grasp. During the evaluation period, you can deal with the following functional areas. The scope of the assessment is determined by the first clinical interview. Evaluation can meet the specific needs of your primary care provider or neurologist; provided by hospital, school or clinic; or other health care provider. Evaluation is usually adjusted to meet the following types of requirements: Our neuropsychological practice includes diagnostic counseling, neuropsychological evaluation, and comprehensive assessment of problems based on brain behavior in children, adolescents, adults, elderly people. We provide treatment to patients with cognitive therapy and neurocognitive rehabilitation (cognitive and memory training). We will also work with couples and family members to deal with relationships with patients with brain injuries. Neuropsychological evaluation provides an overview of the advantages and disadvantages of individuals by collecting various forms of information such as evaluation data, spouse, parents, teachers, and physician information, medical history and psychiatric history, and clinical observations I grasp. During the evaluation period, you can deal with the following business areas.

Dream of movie "Lost Highway" Interpretation of police: Do you own a video camera? Renee: No, I dislike Fred. Fred: I like to remember things by my own way. Police: What do you mean? Fred: How long do you remember? It is not necessarily the case. Dreams can mean everything, there are things that are meaningless. According to Freud, serious consideration of its contents may reveal what little we believe. But distraction of this vision often compromises its reliability and people still want to know what kind of insight such a cut can contain. The hustle and bustle of the lost highway, the opaque plot is of little value to sketch. Instead, it is an extraordinary installation with a rich, dark mood, and it strives to imitate the essence of invisible absurd dreams with anxious success. Confused, eye-catching Robert Black carefully planned the coldest phone in the history of the movie; the remote cabin strangely exploded to the flame. Interestingly, the crazy gang (Robert Loggia) completely lost the tamper with the driver who tried to overtake him on the road that lost many of the movie paths. Always, "I hope you get a fucking driver manual! And I hope you will learn that bastard!" The lost highway is a surreal moral condition in psychopathology of men (Bill Pullman) surrounded by his wife's hidden subconscious 妒 surrounded (Patricia Arquette), but it is also very fashionable It is nubble and stylish. Sexy entertainment program including Henry Rawlings and Richard Pryor (This is the last appearance of a genius comedian in the movie). In the context of unconscious psychological refinement, the lost highway certainly made efforts after Lynch by Dr. Mulholland (2001) and Inland Empire (2006), and not so much Blue Swan (1986) It is a sure ancestor of. Child and grandchild in it. A more abstract grandfather: Lynch's first voyage in a feature film, Eraserhead (1977). Just like those movies, there are also many unique explanations here. Everything will be effective for the individual, but only David Lynch himself gives him a firm, clear explanation of the meaning of the movie, or no one respects the others.

Dream of movie "Lost Highway" Interpretation of police: Do you own a video camera? Renee: No, I dislike Fred. Fred: I like to remember things by my own way. Police: What do you mean? Fred: How long do you remember? It is not necessarily the case. Dreams can mean everything, there are things that are meaningless. According to Freud, serious consideration of its contents may reveal what little we believe. But distraction of this vision often compromises its reliability and people still want to know what kind of insight such a cut can contain. The hustle and bustle of the lost highway, the opaque plot is of little value to sketch. Instead, it is an extraordinary installation with a rich, dark mood, and it strives to imitate the essence of invisible absurd dreams with anxious success. Confused, eye-catching Robert Black carefully planned the coldest phone in the history of the movie; the remote cabin strangely exploded to the flame. Interestingly, the crazy gang (Robert Loggia) completely lost the tamper with the driver who tried to overtake him on the road that lost many of the movie paths. Always, "I hope you get a fucking driver manual! And I hope you will learn that bastard!" The lost highway is a surreal moral condition in psychopathology of men (Bill Pullman) surrounded by his wife's hidden subconscious 妒 surrounded (Patricia Arquette), but it is also very fashionable It is nubble and stylish. Sexy entertainment program including Henry Rawlings and Richard Pryor (This is the last appearance of a genius comedian in the movie). In the context of unconscious psychological refinement, the lost highway certainly made efforts after Lynch by Dr. Mulholland (2001) and Inland Empire (2006), and not so much Blue Swan (1986) It is a sure ancestor of. Child and grandchild in it. A more abstract grandfather: Lynch's first voyage in a feature film, Eraserhead (1977). Just like those movies, there are also many unique explanations here. Everything will be effective for the individual, but only David Lynch himself gives him a firm, clear explanation of the meaning of the movie, or no one respects the others.

Applicants who completed undergraduate course can complete undergraduate course at the end of May and receive application form at the beginning of MSF program. Bachelor's degree for 4 years or equivalent degree. For details on the academic records the USC requires you to submit, please click here. The applicant can apply for enrollment before completing the undergraduate course, and it is necessary to complete the undergraduate course. If you would like to inform the Admissions Committee of additional information, prepare an optional form. It is necessary to submit a letter of recommendation online (before application deadline) (two proposals) For details, refer to the information on subsequent tabs. For details of admission requirements please visit the Graduate School Admissions Office. It is noteworthy that in general, professional MSc programs are created by business school based on the needs of the employer. For example, Johnson University School of Business Administration is planning to open a master's degree in accounting in 2017 and it is reported that it meets the needs of the employer, these employers are increasingly adopting accounting alumni It is. That is "to start working". The work market is constantly evolving, and advanced technology creates new opportunities every day. Thirty years ago, there was no role for social media managers or SEO analysts. Today, employers of job marketing experts value digital skills and schools are responding by providing specialized degrees such as ESCP Europe marketing and digital media. Traditional specialized courses include Master of Business Administration, Master of Finance, Master of Accountancy (MAcc). However, reflecting the diversity of employment in today's economy, professional MSc programs such as sports management, taxation, medical care management are on the rise. Whether you are looking for change jobs or want to gain advantage in a specialized field, it is important that your professional master's degree on prosperity of your business degree will help you achieve your career goals It is worth knowing more about how you can do it. Master's degree in social work helps students acquire professional skills in specialized fields. Many of the master's courses are comparable to undergraduate programs. Master Seeker can concentrate on children, young people, family, mental health, hospice care, or the elderly. Students who have a master's degree in social work usually participate in social welfare policies, human behavior and social environment, practice of social work with groups and families, and courses related to psychopathology. In some traditional and online social work degrees, students need to complete a field trip or clinical training.

Applicants who completed undergraduate course can complete undergraduate course at the end of May and receive application form at the beginning of MSF program. Bachelor's degree for 4 years or equivalent degree. For details on the academic records the USC requires you to submit, please click here. The applicant can apply for enrollment before completing the undergraduate course, and it is necessary to complete the undergraduate course. If you would like to inform the Admissions Committee of additional information, prepare an optional form. It is necessary to submit a letter of recommendation online (before application deadline) (two proposals) For details, refer to the information on subsequent tabs. For details of admission requirements please visit the Graduate School Admissions Office. It is noteworthy that in general, professional MSc programs are created by business school based on the needs of the employer. For example, Johnson University School of Business Administration is planning to open a master's degree in accounting in 2017 and it is reported that it meets the needs of the employer, these employers are increasingly adopting accounting alumni It is. That is "to start working". The work market is constantly evolving, and advanced technology creates new opportunities every day. Thirty years ago, there was no role for social media managers or SEO analysts. Today, employers of job marketing experts value digital skills and schools are responding by providing specialized degrees such as ESCP Europe marketing and digital media. Traditional specialized courses include Master of Business Administration, Master of Finance, Master of Accountancy (MAcc). However, reflecting the diversity of employment in today's economy, professional MSc programs such as sports management, taxation, medical care management are on the rise. Whether you are looking for change jobs or want to gain advantage in a specialized field, it is important that your professional master's degree on prosperity of your business degree will help you achieve your career goals It is worth knowing more about how you can do it. Master's degree in social work helps students acquire professional skills in specialized fields. Many of the master's courses are comparable to undergraduate programs. Master Seeker can concentrate on children, young people, family, mental health, hospice care, or the elderly. Students who have a master's degree in social work usually participate in social welfare policies, human behavior and social environment, practice of social work with groups and families, and courses related to psychopathology. In some traditional and online social work degrees, students need to complete a field trip or clinical training.

We will provide you a fast and anonymous online assessment to help you measure the severity of addiction or mental disorders for you or those you love. Please select from the following ratings In order to find the answer to this question, there was a question of whether trauma in childhood causes symptoms of patients with mental disorders such as schizophrenia and psychosis, or whether they suffer from schizophrenia or psychiatric disorders. The findings of many case studies show links. Several studies have shown that only certain symptoms are affected. I would like to know which symptoms are affected and which childhood trauma will affect the patient's symptoms Because trauma to children and adults can cause psychological difficulties, the symptoms and difficulties experienced by adult survivors are (1) the effects of childhood trauma to adults, (2) the effects of recent trauma, and (3) Represent additive effects in childhood. Such as adult trauma (eg childhood flashback and adults experience of injury), and / or (4) a particularly severe, reduced, isolated, or self-destructive response to infant trauma and adult trauma Increased interactions with adult attacks. Complex mixing of multiple trauma and reactions of multiple symptoms can link other symptoms to other injuries, which link specific symptoms to a specific trauma, or indeed very difficult. Symptoms of trauma associated with discrimination from low trauma-specific symptoms A better understanding of psychological trauma is the foundation of clinical psychology. After a traumatic event, clinically significant numbers of people develop symptoms including acute stress disorder and / or post traumatic stress disorder. Trauma Film Sample provides an experimental psychopathology model for studying exposure and response to psychological trauma including remarkable symptoms of invasive memory. We used this sample to review 74 articles from early reviews (Holmes & Bourne, 2008) through July 2014. Studies are divided according to surgery before, during and after film, for emphasizing various stages of wound management, ie pre-trauma, post-trauma and post-trauma, for experiments and related designs. Although most studies focus on the frequency of invasive memory, other responses to trauma are also modeled. Review of the trauma movie paradigm as an experimental psychopathological model of psychological trauma: Invasive memory Other

We will provide you a fast and anonymous online assessment to help you measure the severity of addiction or mental disorders for you or those you love. Please select from the following ratings In order to find the answer to this question, there was a question of whether trauma in childhood causes symptoms of patients with mental disorders such as schizophrenia and psychosis, or whether they suffer from schizophrenia or psychiatric disorders. The findings of many case studies show links. Several studies have shown that only certain symptoms are affected. I would like to know which symptoms are affected and which childhood trauma will affect the patient's symptoms Because trauma to children and adults can cause psychological difficulties, the symptoms and difficulties experienced by adult survivors are (1) the effects of childhood trauma to adults, (2) the effects of recent trauma, and (3) Represent additive effects in childhood. Such as adult trauma (eg childhood flashback and adults experience of injury), and / or (4) a particularly severe, reduced, isolated, or self-destructive response to infant trauma and adult trauma Increased interactions with adult attacks. Complex mixing of multiple trauma and reactions of multiple symptoms can link other symptoms to other injuries, which link specific symptoms to a specific trauma, or indeed very difficult. Symptoms of trauma associated with discrimination from low trauma-specific symptoms A better understanding of psychological trauma is the foundation of clinical psychology. After a traumatic event, clinically significant numbers of people develop symptoms including acute stress disorder and / or post traumatic stress disorder. Trauma Film Sample provides an experimental psychopathology model for studying exposure and response to psychological trauma including remarkable symptoms of invasive memory. We used this sample to review 74 articles from early reviews (Holmes & Bourne, 2008) through July 2014. Studies are divided according to surgery before, during and after film, for emphasizing various stages of wound management, ie pre-trauma, post-trauma and post-trauma, for experiments and related designs. Although most studies focus on the frequency of invasive memory, other responses to trauma are also modeled. Review of the trauma movie paradigm as an experimental psychopathological model of psychological trauma: Invasive memory Other

For various reasons, there seem to be something in the instructional grammatical form that can not tell the truth about the world. Logical contradiction is only one of the main examples of the explanation of impossible by the author. The so-called "performance contradiction" (eg, "I do not exist") constitutes another type, but there are at least two types. Negative affirmation and performance. I can not explain it in language philosophy. Only philosophical anthropology can explain its "impossible" features, and the difference between nonreflective consciousness and reflection consciousness is the core of interpretation. George Herbert Mead: George Herbert Mead (1863 - 1931) is an American philosopher, sociologist, and psychologist, mostly belonging to the University of Chicago. Here he is one of many excellent pragmatists. He is considered one of the founders of social psychology and American sociological tradition. My sociological theory tries to explain how social processes such as socialization affect self development. One of the most important sociological methods of self was developed by American sociologist George Herbert Mead. Mead conceptualizes ideas into personal inputs to social processes. Mead presents herself and her ideas in the form of social processes. Since gestures are absorbed by individual organisms, individual organisms also accept collective attitudes of others in the form of gestures and thus react with other organized attitudes. George Herbert Meade developed a social behaviorism theory to explain how social experience develops personality. Mead's core concept is self: Individual parts of an individual consist of self-recognition and self-image. Meade is being developed based on social experience, whereas he argues that he is not self at birth. Austrian neuroscientist Sigmund Freud founded a psychoanalytical discipline, a clinical approach to treating psychopathology through dialogue between patients and psychoanalysts. In his later work, Freud suggested that the human heart can be divided into three parts: self, self and super ego. Identity is part of a completely unconscious, impulsive, childrenlike mind, works according to the "happy principle", is the source of the basic impulse and motivation, it is direct happiness and satisfaction I ask.

For various reasons, there seem to be something in the instructional grammatical form that can not tell the truth about the world. Logical contradiction is only one of the main examples of the explanation of impossible by the author. The so-called "performance contradiction" (eg, "I do not exist") constitutes another type, but there are at least two types. Negative affirmation and performance. I can not explain it in language philosophy. Only philosophical anthropology can explain its "impossible" features, and the difference between nonreflective consciousness and reflection consciousness is the core of interpretation. George Herbert Mead: George Herbert Mead (1863 - 1931) is an American philosopher, sociologist, and psychologist, mostly belonging to the University of Chicago. Here he is one of many excellent pragmatists. He is considered one of the founders of social psychology and American sociological tradition. My sociological theory tries to explain how social processes such as socialization affect self development. One of the most important sociological methods of self was developed by American sociologist George Herbert Mead. Mead conceptualizes ideas into personal inputs to social processes. Mead presents herself and her ideas in the form of social processes. Since gestures are absorbed by individual organisms, individual organisms also accept collective attitudes of others in the form of gestures and thus react with other organized attitudes. George Herbert Meade developed a social behaviorism theory to explain how social experience develops personality. Mead's core concept is self: Individual parts of an individual consist of self-recognition and self-image. Meade is being developed based on social experience, whereas he argues that he is not self at birth. Austrian neuroscientist Sigmund Freud founded a psychoanalytical discipline, a clinical approach to treating psychopathology through dialogue between patients and psychoanalysts. In his later work, Freud suggested that the human heart can be divided into three parts: self, self and super ego. Identity is part of a completely unconscious, impulsive, childrenlike mind, works according to the "happy principle", is the source of the basic impulse and motivation, it is direct happiness and satisfaction I ask.

There is no doubt that the mass media will affect people who consume it. Media was originally intended to provide information to people, but now it is so many. Contemporary media, especially in the field of violence, may affect the behavior of the audience. Unfortunately, the negative impact of the development of media communication technology has begun to exceed the positive effect of media expression. Because children spending 8 to 18 years spend 44.5 hours (6.5 hours a day) to participate in media events, the media is an important and time-consuming aspect of the lives of modern children. Problems can arise if adults think that violent media consumption in the form of video games is "reward" for young people to spend their free time. Young people with existing psychopathology are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of violent video games. "We are alerting smokers about the health effects of tobacco so we should warn parents and children about the increasing scientific evidence of the relationship between proofs.Violent video games and violence ... As parents and grandparents, I think it is important that people know what they can do about the very violent nature of these games. In recent years, news media calls for opposition to violent media as a major cause of youth violence. After the incident like Colombian massacre, the news media destroyed the violent media and claimed that this was the main cause of juvenile violence. - I started school. When I write this article, the caster's shooter wants to know whether there is any way of relationship between this and other school shooting, whether it is a way or a motive. Later, you may argue about the bottom of ubiquitous scrolling titles reading countless talk shows, "Shooters Violent Video Game" or "Teen Killers Watched Action Movie" not. Why? Many people think that violent media has no effect because no one has killed after watching a violent television program or movie or after doing a violent video game. It is not surprising that people consuming violent media will not kill anyone. For example, in the United States, less than 5 people are murdered in 100,000 people every year. It is difficult to predict rare events such as homicide, exposure to violent media, and other risk factors. But since the murder case is the most impressive violent case for most people, when they are not remembered, many people will kill others after seeing media violence. There is no effect of violence. They do this, but you can predict more extreme, more general violence in media violence watching.

There is no doubt that the mass media will affect people who consume it. Media was originally intended to provide information to people, but now it is so many. Contemporary media, especially in the field of violence, may affect the behavior of the audience. Unfortunately, the negative impact of the development of media communication technology has begun to exceed the positive effect of media expression. Because children spending 8 to 18 years spend 44.5 hours (6.5 hours a day) to participate in media events, the media is an important and time-consuming aspect of the lives of modern children. Problems can arise if adults think that violent media consumption in the form of video games is "reward" for young people to spend their free time. Young people with existing psychopathology are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of violent video games. "We are alerting smokers about the health effects of tobacco so we should warn parents and children about the increasing scientific evidence of the relationship between proofs.Violent video games and violence ... As parents and grandparents, I think it is important that people know what they can do about the very violent nature of these games. In recent years, news media calls for opposition to violent media as a major cause of youth violence. After the incident like Colombian massacre, the news media destroyed the violent media and claimed that this was the main cause of juvenile violence. - I started school. When I write this article, the caster's shooter wants to know whether there is any way of relationship between this and other school shooting, whether it is a way or a motive. Later, you may argue about the bottom of ubiquitous scrolling titles reading countless talk shows, "Shooters Violent Video Game" or "Teen Killers Watched Action Movie" not. Why? Many people think that violent media has no effect because no one has killed after watching a violent television program or movie or after doing a violent video game. It is not surprising that people consuming violent media will not kill anyone. For example, in the United States, less than 5 people are murdered in 100,000 people every year. It is difficult to predict rare events such as homicide, exposure to violent media, and other risk factors. But since the murder case is the most impressive violent case for most people, when they are not remembered, many people will kill others after seeing media violence. There is no effect of violence. They do this, but you can predict more extreme, more general violence in media violence watching.

Suicide is a serious social problem in this era. According to Kutcher and Magdalena (2008), one of the top three causes of death among people aged 15 to 34 is suicide. In the United States, suicide is the third murderer of high school students between the ages of 15 and 19 (Lieberman & Cowan, 2011). Comer (2004) believes that suicide is an intention to end human life, a direct and conscious effort (2004). Generally speaking, alcohol and drug abuse, pressure from peers, family suicide acts. Suicide is thought to be the third most common cause of death among young people after accidents and murder. According to Kahn (2016), about 38,000 people in the United States died of suicide. Suicidal behavior occurs in many situations in adolescence. One of the conditions is a family factor. These factors include parent's death and loss of divorce, family suicide behavior, parent's psychopathology, family discord and abuse. These conditions lead to puberty attempts and actual suicidal behavior In general, suicide and boy's suicide are serious problems in the world. Since adolescent suicide is one of the major causes of death in the world, we must understand the difference between boys suicide and adult suicide. There were several psychology, sociology and epidemiological studies on why young people committed suicide, but there is a lack of neurobiology research. In order to learn more about this important topic, we decided to consider the following section. Differences in hippocampus between adolescent youth and suicide victims of adults can quickly prevent suicide by scanning. (#Simplifyingdepressionscience) Understanding neurobiology behind suicide seen in adolescence Suicide and minor suicide are generally serious problems. Because adolescent suicide is the third most common cause of death in the world, we need to understand the difference in the character of suicide between adolescents and adults. There were several psychology, sociology and epidemiological studies, why do young people commit suicide, this is one of a few neurobiology studies. I confirmed this chapter https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23035280, but the characteristics and risks of suicide among adolescents and adults are quite different and we can provide adolescence and adulthood systems It can be concluded. Neurobiological differences Subtle differences in signaling (acid, PKA and protein, number of BDNF) systems in youth and adult suicide victims The hippocampus changed between suicide teenagers. The brain is another organ that can be bad and repairable.

Suicide is a serious social problem in this era. According to Kutcher and Magdalena (2008), one of the top three causes of death among people aged 15 to 34 is suicide. In the United States, suicide is the third murderer of high school students between the ages of 15 and 19 (Lieberman & Cowan, 2011). Comer (2004) believes that suicide is an intention to end human life, a direct and conscious effort (2004). Generally speaking, alcohol and drug abuse, pressure from peers, family suicide acts. Suicide is thought to be the third most common cause of death among young people after accidents and murder. According to Kahn (2016), about 38,000 people in the United States died of suicide. Suicidal behavior occurs in many situations in adolescence. One of the conditions is a family factor. These factors include parent's death and loss of divorce, family suicide behavior, parent's psychopathology, family discord and abuse. These conditions lead to puberty attempts and actual suicidal behavior In general, suicide and boy's suicide are serious problems in the world. Since adolescent suicide is one of the major causes of death in the world, we must understand the difference between boys suicide and adult suicide. There were several psychology, sociology and epidemiological studies on why young people committed suicide, but there is a lack of neurobiology research. In order to learn more about this important topic, we decided to consider the following section. Differences in hippocampus between adolescent youth and suicide victims of adults can quickly prevent suicide by scanning. (#Simplifyingdepressionscience) Understanding neurobiology behind suicide seen in adolescence Suicide and minor suicide are generally serious problems. Because adolescent suicide is the third most common cause of death in the world, we need to understand the difference in the character of suicide between adolescents and adults. There were several psychology, sociology and epidemiological studies, why do young people commit suicide, this is one of a few neurobiology studies. I confirmed this chapter https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23035280, but the characteristics and risks of suicide among adolescents and adults are quite different and we can provide adolescence and adulthood systems It can be concluded. Neurobiological differences Subtle differences in signaling (acid, PKA and protein, number of BDNF) systems in youth and adult suicide victims The hippocampus changed between suicide teenagers. The brain is another organ that can be bad and repairable.

Male, female, and child are involved in domestic violence regardless of the relationship with heterosexuality and homosexuality. Victims of domestic violence are both women and men, but many of the victims are women. It does not matter which religion comes from this religion and whether social class or ethnic class will affect everyone. Domestic violence is defined as someone who uses some means to control others (www.medicinenet.com). It may include emotional, psychological, physical or sexual abuse. Article: Whatever the cause of a particular domestic violence, domestic violence, whether economic or biological, is a social problem that affects the quality of our lives. This is an unacceptable abuse, whether by women, men, adults, or teenagers. Each of us deserves safety, respect and the most important thing. There seems to be a statistical correlation between domestic violence and drug abuse. Many studies on domestic violence indicate that perpetrators have a high percentage of substance abuse. Frequent use of alcohol has been proved to be one of the main risk factors of intimate partner abuse. There is evidence that drug addiction and domestic violence are common things happening together. This indicates that most families with parents who abuse alcohol and other drugs are strongly receiving domestic violence. Psychopathology, substance abuse, poverty, cultural factors, anger, stress, depression are often thought to cause domestic violence. There is little empirical evidence that these factors are a direct cause of domestic violence, but studies have shown that they can influence their severity, frequency and nature. Protection of children in domestic violence Washington DC: US ​​government printing bureau. The child welfare information portal can be obtained from http://www.childwelfare.gov/pubs/usermanuals/domesticviolence/index.cfm. The City Resources Institute (URI), a leading provider of domestic violence programs and services in New York, has announced a new white paper to escape from domestic violence as a pet owner. . This white paper reveals data collected from URIPALS (Human and Animal Safety Life) from June 2013 to May 2015. At shelters of domestic violence with pets) A new study by the Urban Resources Institute will clarify the relationship between domestic violence and pet ownership

Male, female, and child are involved in domestic violence regardless of the relationship with heterosexuality and homosexuality. Victims of domestic violence are both women and men, but many of the victims are women. It does not matter which religion comes from this religion and whether social class or ethnic class will affect everyone. Domestic violence is defined as someone who uses some means to control others (www.medicinenet.com). It may include emotional, psychological, physical or sexual abuse. Article: Whatever the cause of a particular domestic violence, domestic violence, whether economic or biological, is a social problem that affects the quality of our lives. This is an unacceptable abuse, whether by women, men, adults, or teenagers. Each of us deserves safety, respect and the most important thing. There seems to be a statistical correlation between domestic violence and drug abuse. Many studies on domestic violence indicate that perpetrators have a high percentage of substance abuse. Frequent use of alcohol has been proved to be one of the main risk factors of intimate partner abuse. There is evidence that drug addiction and domestic violence are common things happening together. This indicates that most families with parents who abuse alcohol and other drugs are strongly receiving domestic violence. Psychopathology, substance abuse, poverty, cultural factors, anger, stress, depression are often thought to cause domestic violence. There is little empirical evidence that these factors are a direct cause of domestic violence, but studies have shown that they can influence their severity, frequency and nature. Protection of children in domestic violence Washington DC: US ​​government printing bureau. The child welfare information portal can be obtained from http://www.childwelfare.gov/pubs/usermanuals/domesticviolence/index.cfm. The City Resources Institute (URI), a leading provider of domestic violence programs and services in New York, has announced a new white paper to escape from domestic violence as a pet owner. . This white paper reveals data collected from URIPALS (Human and Animal Safety Life) from June 2013 to May 2015. At shelters of domestic violence with pets) A new study by the Urban Resources Institute will clarify the relationship between domestic violence and pet ownership

Bell Jar - feminist idea Bell Jar Sylvia Plath 's autobiographical novel is a story of a third - grader Esther Greenwood who spent in Manhattan' s female fashion magazine. After her summer. But despite her high expectations, Esther is tired of her work and is uncertain about her future. She further alienated her traditional thought boyfriend Badi Willard, a medical student diagnosed with tuberculosis. After returning to his home New England, Esther learned that he was not selected to attend the novel at Harvard Summer School and began to fall into depression afterwards. When I first read Sylvia Plath's novel "Bell jar", I thought it had nothing to do with feminism. I saw it through the prism of my experience and dyed it into crazy and shame stories. In any comment, society makes young women passionate about psychosis, and the existence of psychosis makes comments possible. In the same round, I do not think of Kanye West's slavery comments, I found that their sins can be seen outside the context of society insulting him for psychosis. It is not my duty to explain or identify diseases. But when I saw his whimsical soul marching in front of the camera as an enthusiast of psychopathology, I found that people who thought of using human physical pain were justified in some way I was afraid of it. The novel by Sylvia Plath "The Bell Jar" is a story that a young woman has fallen into a mental illness. A 19 - year - old girl, Esther Greenwood, has a hard time finding meaning in life when he sees the distorted world. In Plath 's novel, various elements and themes of symbolism are used to explain the spiritual degeneration of the main character and the narrator of the book. She has a negative atmosphere around her. . Plath uses rotten fig trees and fog veils to convey the desperation that you feel when you face future problems.

Bell Jar - feminist idea Bell Jar Sylvia Plath 's autobiographical novel is a story of a third - grader Esther Greenwood who spent in Manhattan' s female fashion magazine. After her summer. But despite her high expectations, Esther is tired of her work and is uncertain about her future. She further alienated her traditional thought boyfriend Badi Willard, a medical student diagnosed with tuberculosis. After returning to his home New England, Esther learned that he was not selected to attend the novel at Harvard Summer School and began to fall into depression afterwards. When I first read Sylvia Plath's novel "Bell jar", I thought it had nothing to do with feminism. I saw it through the prism of my experience and dyed it into crazy and shame stories. In any comment, society makes young women passionate about psychosis, and the existence of psychosis makes comments possible. In the same round, I do not think of Kanye West's slavery comments, I found that their sins can be seen outside the context of society insulting him for psychosis. It is not my duty to explain or identify diseases. But when I saw his whimsical soul marching in front of the camera as an enthusiast of psychopathology, I found that people who thought of using human physical pain were justified in some way I was afraid of it. The novel by Sylvia Plath "The Bell Jar" is a story that a young woman has fallen into a mental illness. A 19 - year - old girl, Esther Greenwood, has a hard time finding meaning in life when he sees the distorted world. In Plath 's novel, various elements and themes of symbolism are used to explain the spiritual degeneration of the main character and the narrator of the book. She has a negative atmosphere around her. . Plath uses rotten fig trees and fog veils to convey the desperation that you feel when you face future problems.

Post colonialism is known as the "era" or "post colonial theory" that has existed since the middle of the 20th century. Post colonialism also includes contradictions of identity and cultural alliances. In writing in the post colonial era, the theme of concern was nationalism, post-colonial protest against self-identification and criticism of imperialists. Protests often have political challenges for social change, expressing the anger and imagination of the country after the colony. Nayar pointed out that the literature on the resistance of the colonial and post colonial countries includes witness testimony, prison story, revolutionary brochure and "rebellion" writing. Post colonialism (or post colonial theory) may refer to a series of theories in philosophy and literature fighting colonial heritage. In this sense, colonial postwar literature can be regarded as part of postmodern literature, focusing on the political and cultural independence of previously conquered people in the colonial empire. Many practitioners have used Edward Said's "Orientalism" (1978) as the basis of the theory (although French theorists such as Eimede Saale and Franz Fannon made similar claims in decades before Saide But). a) the influence of colonialism, b) the heritage of Indian literature in the post colonial context, c) the continuity and discontinuity of Indian literature during the colonial period and colonies, d) the possibility of colonialization Method, e) modernism as a cultural model, f) formal innovation including regional attention and contents, g) development of Dalit literature and its own poetry: as a direct example of dependent literary theory, criticism of natinist, we Dictionary as Critical Theory to Observe Only Native Language in Two Languages: Kannada and Gujarathi The post colonial theory of philosophy, politics, literature, and movies includes colonial dominated cultural heritage. Post colonial studies show how colonized authors expressed public identities; how to generate and apply knowledge about colonialists for the benefit of colonialists; colonial Society, culture, economy to prove that principles are justified. Studies after the colony include film production such as 'history under history', development of culture after the colony, colonization of psychopathology (Frantz Fanon), 3rd Cinema cinema (Tomás Gutiérrez Alea, Kidlat Tahimik etc.) The movie of the person is included.

Post colonialism is known as the "era" or "post colonial theory" that has existed since the middle of the 20th century. Post colonialism also includes contradictions of identity and cultural alliances. In writing in the post colonial era, the theme of concern was nationalism, post-colonial protest against self-identification and criticism of imperialists. Protests often have political challenges for social change, expressing the anger and imagination of the country after the colony. Nayar pointed out that the literature on the resistance of the colonial and post colonial countries includes witness testimony, prison story, revolutionary brochure and "rebellion" writing. Post colonialism (or post colonial theory) may refer to a series of theories in philosophy and literature fighting colonial heritage. In this sense, colonial postwar literature can be regarded as part of postmodern literature, focusing on the political and cultural independence of previously conquered people in the colonial empire. Many practitioners have used Edward Said's "Orientalism" (1978) as the basis of the theory (although French theorists such as Eimede Saale and Franz Fannon made similar claims in decades before Saide But). a) the influence of colonialism, b) the heritage of Indian literature in the post colonial context, c) the continuity and discontinuity of Indian literature during the colonial period and colonies, d) the possibility of colonialization Method, e) modernism as a cultural model, f) formal innovation including regional attention and contents, g) development of Dalit literature and its own poetry: as a direct example of dependent literary theory, criticism of natinist, we Dictionary as Critical Theory to Observe Only Native Language in Two Languages: Kannada and Gujarathi The post colonial theory of philosophy, politics, literature, and movies includes colonial dominated cultural heritage. Post colonial studies show how colonized authors expressed public identities; how to generate and apply knowledge about colonialists for the benefit of colonialists; colonial Society, culture, economy to prove that principles are justified. Studies after the colony include film production such as 'history under history', development of culture after the colony, colonization of psychopathology (Frantz Fanon), 3rd Cinema cinema (Tomás Gutiérrez Alea, Kidlat Tahimik etc.) The movie of the person is included.

In 1970, a girl who was a victim of abuse and negligence was taken to the light of Los Angeles, but it was hard to walk around because it was hindered to speak by hindering language development. . Bowlby's theory is that Genie's suffering due to lack of hypersensitivity to caregivers should be a reaction to her social liberals during a critical period. Psychology specialization is one of the most challenging and interesting areas today. Psychologists are experts in the field of psychology and research human thoughts and behaviors through observation, scientific methods, and principles. They apply their knowledge and skills to various fields of education, law, health and sports. We can focus on various fields such as clinical psychology, counseling psychology, school psychology, industrial organization psychology, developmental psychology, forensic psychology, experimental psychology, research psychology. Psychologists work in different environments and perform different tasks. There are psychologists working in hospitals, psychiatric hospitals, mental health institutions, and research and academic institutions. Due to the importance of psychology and its subfields, more and more psychologists are needed recently. Each field of psychology represents a specific research field focusing on a specific topic. In many cases, psychologists are focused on one of these areas as occupation. Below are just a few of the main areas of psychology. For many of these areas of expertise, the work of this particular field requires additional graduate research in that particular field. Abnormal psychology is a field that focuses on psychopathology and abnormal behavior. Mental health experts can help evaluate, diagnose and treat various psychological disorders including anxiety and depression. Counselors, clinical psychologists, psychotherapists often work directly in this area.

In 1970, a girl who was a victim of abuse and negligence was taken to the light of Los Angeles, but it was hard to walk around because it was hindered to speak by hindering language development. . Bowlby's theory is that Genie's suffering due to lack of hypersensitivity to caregivers should be a reaction to her social liberals during a critical period. Psychology specialization is one of the most challenging and interesting areas today. Psychologists are experts in the field of psychology and research human thoughts and behaviors through observation, scientific methods, and principles. They apply their knowledge and skills to various fields of education, law, health and sports. We can focus on various fields such as clinical psychology, counseling psychology, school psychology, industrial organization psychology, developmental psychology, forensic psychology, experimental psychology, research psychology. Psychologists work in different environments and perform different tasks. There are psychologists working in hospitals, psychiatric hospitals, mental health institutions, and research and academic institutions. Due to the importance of psychology and its subfields, more and more psychologists are needed recently. Each field of psychology represents a specific research field focusing on a specific topic. In many cases, psychologists are focused on one of these areas as occupation. Below are just a few of the main areas of psychology. For many of these areas of expertise, the work of this particular field requires additional graduate research in that particular field. Abnormal psychology is a field that focuses on psychopathology and abnormal behavior. Mental health experts can help evaluate, diagnose and treat various psychological disorders including anxiety and depression. Counselors, clinical psychologists, psychotherapists often work directly in this area.

As a dream analyst, Sigmund Freud leaves from this magical white sand beach. You walk towards the water and you will notice that all these beautiful women come to you and are telling your name. As you begin to hold down your appeal, you will notice that one of them is chewing on your feet. Then they suddenly broke you out of being bitten by you. You are about to escape, but you do not feel like any defense. Suddenly you shouted angrily and woke up. AAAAHHHHH !!!!!!!!!!! Sigmund Freud is an Austrian neurologist who is considered a "father of psychoanalysis". Psychoanalysis is the way analysts reveal human conflicts based on their dreams, free associations and fantasies. Freud has developed many popular theories about self, child's sexual desire and sexual desire, and so far they are considered highly influential. In Freud's "Three Papers on Sexual Theory", sexuality is considered to be his main problem with child development and psychopathology. In his view of "baby's sex", Freud talks about the development of gradual sexual desire - "oral" stage (up to 18 months from birth), "anal" stage (18 months to 3 years ) Period (3 to 5 years), "latent period" (middle age) and "genital" period (adolescence to adulthood) Siegmund Freud believes that dreams suggest sexual problems, but since the mind of subconscious mind is most concerned about the mind, it obscures the suddenness of information. Freud believes that if the analyst explains the dreams of patients with neurosis, the patient's psychological problem will be solved. Perhaps these theories are in some cases right just as these amazing ideas are partially correct in those theories and two theorists can see only a part of the problem. If she turns out to be incorrect, this situation could have disastrous consequences for clients undergoing psychotherapy.

As a dream analyst, Sigmund Freud leaves from this magical white sand beach. You walk towards the water and you will notice that all these beautiful women come to you and are telling your name. As you begin to hold down your appeal, you will notice that one of them is chewing on your feet. Then they suddenly broke you out of being bitten by you. You are about to escape, but you do not feel like any defense. Suddenly you shouted angrily and woke up. AAAAHHHHH !!!!!!!!!!! Sigmund Freud is an Austrian neurologist who is considered a "father of psychoanalysis". Psychoanalysis is the way analysts reveal human conflicts based on their dreams, free associations and fantasies. Freud has developed many popular theories about self, child's sexual desire and sexual desire, and so far they are considered highly influential. In Freud's "Three Papers on Sexual Theory", sexuality is considered to be his main problem with child development and psychopathology. In his view of "baby's sex", Freud talks about the development of gradual sexual desire - "oral" stage (up to 18 months from birth), "anal" stage (18 months to 3 years ) Period (3 to 5 years), "latent period" (middle age) and "genital" period (adolescence to adulthood) Siegmund Freud believes that dreams suggest sexual problems, but since the mind of subconscious mind is most concerned about the mind, it obscures the suddenness of information. Freud believes that if the analyst explains the dreams of patients with neurosis, the patient's psychological problem will be solved. Perhaps these theories are in some cases right just as these amazing ideas are partially correct in those theories and two theorists can see only a part of the problem. If she turns out to be incorrect, this situation could have disastrous consequences for clients undergoing psychotherapy.

Conviction beliefs can sometimes be based on reasonable analysis of evidence, but in most cases this is not the case. As a species, one of our greatest strengths is that we can find meaningful patterns in the surrounding world and make causal reasoning. But, especially when we believe that events are out of reach of us, we see patterns and causal relationships that sometimes do not exist. The attraction of a conspiracy theory can arise from a series of cognitive biases, which is the way we process information. "Confirmation of prejudice" is the most common bias of recognition, powerful driving force of conspiracy beliefs. We all tend to endorse more evidence to support what we already believe and ignore evidence that contradicts our beliefs. Real-world events that are often the subject of conspiracy theories are often complicated and ambiguous. Initial reports may contain errors, contradictions, ambiguities, and those who want to find evidence to cover up will pay attention to these discrepancies to strengthen the assertion. "Proportional bias", we assume that there is a major reason for big events naturally, and it can also explain our trend of accepting conspiracy. Reason why many people think that John F. Kennedy is a victim of a crazy lonely gunman and that people are more uncomfortable and that he is easier to accept that he is a victim of a large conspiracy One of this is this. Another related cognitive bias is "projection". People who support the conspiracy theory may be more likely to be involved in conspiracy, such as spreading rumors or suspecting others. If you are involved in this type of action, others may also look natural, and conspiracy seems more reasonable and universal. In addition, people who strongly prefer conspiracy are more likely to support contradictory theories. For example, if you think that Osama bin Laden was killed a few years before the US government officially announces its death, you are likely to believe that he is still alive. None of the above should indicate that all conspiracy theories are wrong. Some people may prove true. The important thing is that some people may think that this theory is attractive. The core of the problem is that the conspirators do not know what the real interpretation of the event is - they just decide that the "official story" is concealment The first title of this article is "Why do some people believe conspiracy theory?" Perhaps we should let ankle jaw take a break or at least try to understand his source. Why do some people believe conspiracy theory? This is exactly what I recently cited in an article published in the journal Current Psychological Science by British psychologist Calendar Grass and his colleagues. The desire to understand and decide. To seek interpretation of events is a natural desire of humanity. We are always asking why things happen in their way. Why did it rain when I wanted to go out? Why is it so cold that she is so cold? Why am I not understanding what I mean? Those who believe in conspiracy theory may be fired or ridiculed as "crazy", but most people who believe in conspiracy theory suggest that they have never experienced a psychopathology of some kind. In the case of diagnostic and statistical manual on psychiatric disorders, there is no direct link between convincing theories and beliefs about mental health problems. However, some people who believe strongly and casually believe in conspiracy theory may also experience mental health problems such as paranoia, schizophrenia, narcissism, delusions, anxiety, or confidence problems affecting their daily lives There is. Some of these problems are more common among people who believe in conspiracy theories. Those who tend to believe in some people are reflected in the fact that they may trust others, even if the two are directly contradictory. Many people who accept a conspiracy theory suffer from a broken epistemology. Their belief is the function of the function

Conviction beliefs can sometimes be based on reasonable analysis of evidence, but in most cases this is not the case. As a species, one of our greatest strengths is that we can find meaningful patterns in the surrounding world and make causal reasoning. But, especially when we believe that events are out of reach of us, we see patterns and causal relationships that sometimes do not exist. The attraction of a conspiracy theory can arise from a series of cognitive biases, which is the way we process information. "Confirmation of prejudice" is the most common bias of recognition, powerful driving force of conspiracy beliefs. We all tend to endorse more evidence to support what we already believe and ignore evidence that contradicts our beliefs. Real-world events that are often the subject of conspiracy theories are often complicated and ambiguous. Initial reports may contain errors, contradictions, ambiguities, and those who want to find evidence to cover up will pay attention to these discrepancies to strengthen the assertion. "Proportional bias", we assume that there is a major reason for big events naturally, and it can also explain our trend of accepting conspiracy. Reason why many people think that John F. Kennedy is a victim of a crazy lonely gunman and that people are more uncomfortable and that he is easier to accept that he is a victim of a large conspiracy One of this is this. Another related cognitive bias is "projection". People who support the conspiracy theory may be more likely to be involved in conspiracy, such as spreading rumors or suspecting others. If you are involved in this type of action, others may also look natural, and conspiracy seems more reasonable and universal. In addition, people who strongly prefer conspiracy are more likely to support contradictory theories. For example, if you think that Osama bin Laden was killed a few years before the US government officially announces its death, you are likely to believe that he is still alive. None of the above should indicate that all conspiracy theories are wrong. Some people may prove true. The important thing is that some people may think that this theory is attractive. The core of the problem is that the conspirators do not know what the real interpretation of the event is - they just decide that the "official story" is concealment The first title of this article is "Why do some people believe conspiracy theory?" Perhaps we should let ankle jaw take a break or at least try to understand his source. Why do some people believe conspiracy theory? This is exactly what I recently cited in an article published in the journal Current Psychological Science by British psychologist Calendar Grass and his colleagues. The desire to understand and decide. To seek interpretation of events is a natural desire of humanity. We are always asking why things happen in their way. Why did it rain when I wanted to go out? Why is it so cold that she is so cold? Why am I not understanding what I mean? Those who believe in conspiracy theory may be fired or ridiculed as "crazy", but most people who believe in conspiracy theory suggest that they have never experienced a psychopathology of some kind. In the case of diagnostic and statistical manual on psychiatric disorders, there is no direct link between convincing theories and beliefs about mental health problems. However, some people who believe strongly and casually believe in conspiracy theory may also experience mental health problems such as paranoia, schizophrenia, narcissism, delusions, anxiety, or confidence problems affecting their daily lives There is. Some of these problems are more common among people who believe in conspiracy theories. Those who tend to believe in some people are reflected in the fact that they may trust others, even if the two are directly contradictory. Many people who accept a conspiracy theory suffer from a broken epistemology. Their belief is the function of the function

Black cattle stepped in and said that it was a person who suffered from misfortune and adversity. This proverb has been in use since 1546, but it is rarely asked today. The crown of thorax is a serious and lasting wound, such as painful suffering, suffering, trial, pain. This expression represents the crown of a soldier who plagues the head of Jesus before being crucified. They placed a crown of thorns on his head and put reeds on his right hand; they kneeled in front of him and said, laughing at him, "Good morning king of the Jews." (Matthew 27: 29) In cases where you are subject to severe treatment or abuse of people, punishment, punishment, criticism, beating your body, or being harassed. This 20th century American slang is often used to express non-material abuse, punishment, or unpleasant painful experiences. It leads a dog's life to send a tragic and humble life and leads a tragic and harassing life. The history of this expression dates back to the 16th century and clearly points to the unlucky male abuse of male best friends. She ... is an arrogant master like a devil. Lord, I led the life of the dog. (Samuel Foote, Mayor of Garret, 1764) It was the most dangerous of the most cruel treatments, the last and most painful of a series of injuries, especially used to refer to betrayal of friends. The original expression of the cut refers to rent of Julian Caesar's cloak especially by his beloved friend Brutus. This line comes from Mark Antony 's famous speech on the body of Dead Caesar. Today, this phrase occurs mostly in situations where cutting means "slight, cold, insulting", but the idea of ​​hurting a friend's refusal is usually preserved. Other uses such as deletion of manuscripts and deterioration of text can be used for cutting in other meanings. Running battle was attacked by all parties; forced to endure abuses or severe criticism. Surgical gloves are a form of military punishment and criminals are forced to run around between two rows of men with whips or whips. The expression of this glove (or glove) is not related to the "mail glove" of the glove, but it is a corrosive gant rope from the runway of Gatrop in Sweden. During the Thirty Years War (1618-1648), the literal form of expression entered into English, and that term was later used to describe it. Printing, running Gauntlet, and exposing itself to the straado's tongue. (Joseph Granville, "Preface", vanity of doctrine, 1661) Through the factory, I experienced many difficulties, experienced many difficulties and difficulties, and experienced trial and error. Allusion is a factory that crushes whole wheat into fine powder His hardships will never be excessive; they will neither affect his health nor touch his spirit; perhaps he is to some extent a "better person" Those who have already received two royalty surveys or security surveys ... The third time must have tracked their brains. (Quoted from Elmer Davis, Webster III) Mr. Kohler details in detail that the ability of people coping with adversities can change over time. "There is one thing we can not face adversity for each of us, which could be an unexpected adverse event, such as the death of a spouse or descendant, or even countless suffering," Mr. Kohler. . As Anthony observes in the book, a perfect concept represents an optimistic bias rather than a pessimistic bias in the development of psychopathology. Mr. Cohler explained that researchers are more concerned with risks, defects and pathology than actively growing and changing people's abilities. Adversity is a popular event in general, but how people respond to themselves and other people's adversities depends on the culture. In this seminar, we first discuss how the two countries can deal with personal adversities in the context of social exclusion and exclusion. By doing so, we will explore the role of positive response and active acceptance, and in some cases evidence that adversity in social relations ca

Black cattle stepped in and said that it was a person who suffered from misfortune and adversity. This proverb has been in use since 1546, but it is rarely asked today. The crown of thorax is a serious and lasting wound, such as painful suffering, suffering, trial, pain. This expression represents the crown of a soldier who plagues the head of Jesus before being crucified. They placed a crown of thorns on his head and put reeds on his right hand; they kneeled in front of him and said, laughing at him, "Good morning king of the Jews." (Matthew 27: 29) In cases where you are subject to severe treatment or abuse of people, punishment, punishment, criticism, beating your body, or being harassed. This 20th century American slang is often used to express non-material abuse, punishment, or unpleasant painful experiences. It leads a dog's life to send a tragic and humble life and leads a tragic and harassing life. The history of this expression dates back to the 16th century and clearly points to the unlucky male abuse of male best friends. She ... is an arrogant master like a devil. Lord, I led the life of the dog. (Samuel Foote, Mayor of Garret, 1764) It was the most dangerous of the most cruel treatments, the last and most painful of a series of injuries, especially used to refer to betrayal of friends. The original expression of the cut refers to rent of Julian Caesar's cloak especially by his beloved friend Brutus. This line comes from Mark Antony 's famous speech on the body of Dead Caesar. Today, this phrase occurs mostly in situations where cutting means "slight, cold, insulting", but the idea of ​​hurting a friend's refusal is usually preserved. Other uses such as deletion of manuscripts and deterioration of text can be used for cutting in other meanings. Running battle was attacked by all parties; forced to endure abuses or severe criticism. Surgical gloves are a form of military punishment and criminals are forced to run around between two rows of men with whips or whips. The expression of this glove (or glove) is not related to the "mail glove" of the glove, but it is a corrosive gant rope from the runway of Gatrop in Sweden. During the Thirty Years War (1618-1648), the literal form of expression entered into English, and that term was later used to describe it. Printing, running Gauntlet, and exposing itself to the straado's tongue. (Joseph Granville, "Preface", vanity of doctrine, 1661) Through the factory, I experienced many difficulties, experienced many difficulties and difficulties, and experienced trial and error. Allusion is a factory that crushes whole wheat into fine powder His hardships will never be excessive; they will neither affect his health nor touch his spirit; perhaps he is to some extent a "better person" Those who have already received two royalty surveys or security surveys ... The third time must have tracked their brains. (Quoted from Elmer Davis, Webster III) Mr. Kohler details in detail that the ability of people coping with adversities can change over time. "There is one thing we can not face adversity for each of us, which could be an unexpected adverse event, such as the death of a spouse or descendant, or even countless suffering," Mr. Kohler. . As Anthony observes in the book, a perfect concept represents an optimistic bias rather than a pessimistic bias in the development of psychopathology. Mr. Cohler explained that researchers are more concerned with risks, defects and pathology than actively growing and changing people's abilities. Adversity is a popular event in general, but how people respond to themselves and other people's adversities depends on the culture. In this seminar, we first discuss how the two countries can deal with personal adversities in the context of social exclusion and exclusion. By doing so, we will explore the role of positive response and active acceptance, and in some cases evidence that adversity in social relations ca

According to the terrible homicide that happened in Canada in 1843, the novel "Alias ​​Grace" was a story of a young woman of an Irish born story, she planned to kill her employer and his mistress. This is a terrible tragedy. Gracemark's behavioral analysis reveals a lot. Her behavior in the novel shows that she promised to kill Thomas Kinar and Nancy Montgomery. She plans to help her with James McDermott, helping her life and the mistress he sees be in love. Alias ​​Grace began eight years after Grace served. Gothic plot rooted in the history of "alias" - Grace · Marks The true story, Grace Marks is an Irish immigrant living in Canada in 1843 who was sentenced to death by being convicted for murder. She and her allegory accomplice James McDermott guilty Kim Nam-gu Kim Nil at finally killing the employer on the gallows, and his housekeeper (and mistress), Nancy Montgomery, was the only McDermott . As Grace seemed young and beautiful, he eventually received a mild sentence and was released after being sentenced to 30 years in prison. Alias ​​Grace is full of lies, deception, treachery. Like the "era of prophecy of death", even after reading a novel, the reader is not convinced of the truth. I do not know if Grace Max is innocent or guilty, but there are still many unresolved questions in the reader. These problems stem from the fact that the reader does not recognize 100% that Grace Marks conveys the truth. In the trial, Grace betrayed McDermott. She told her to help her in the murder case. This can save your skin, but it leads to McDermott's suspense. Like Angela's lies and betrayal against Santiago was deadly for him, Grace lay in the court, betrayed McDermott, and brought about his death. At a later stage of the novel, Grace denied some of the things mentioned on the road. For example, she did not see the body, but later admitted to take earrings. At Essay.com/, the two authors you are studying will explore ways to explore lies, deception, betrayal and strengthen that story. The two writers you are studying will explore ways to explore lies, deception, betrayal and strengthen those stories. Also known as Grace, by Sarah Gadon in six parts, the original series of Netflix (a dangerous method) Grace Marks, Grace Marks was a poor young Irish immigrant in 1843 of its employer and his maid housekeeper As attractive performance Gracie, convicted of cruel murder, is a good young psychiatrist (acted by Edward Holcroft) who, after spending 15 years in prison, a person named Dr. Simon Jordan, this analysis When the story began to be brought to the prisoner to establish the final release of her psychopathology. In a series of episodes in one interview and explained in a series of Grace - Flashback - she explained how she emigrated to the United States, but also her subsequent life as a maid, leading to guilt I was convicted of being guilty of brutal murder. I live in prison. God, I want to know how she detained her reasonable slaughter at the end of the first episode. Of course, the embarrassing problem at the heart of Alias ​​Grace still remains. Is she a victim or a monster?

According to the terrible homicide that happened in Canada in 1843, the novel "Alias ​​Grace" was a story of a young woman of an Irish born story, she planned to kill her employer and his mistress. This is a terrible tragedy. Gracemark's behavioral analysis reveals a lot. Her behavior in the novel shows that she promised to kill Thomas Kinar and Nancy Montgomery. She plans to help her with James McDermott, helping her life and the mistress he sees be in love. Alias ​​Grace began eight years after Grace served. Gothic plot rooted in the history of "alias" - Grace · Marks The true story, Grace Marks is an Irish immigrant living in Canada in 1843 who was sentenced to death by being convicted for murder. She and her allegory accomplice James McDermott guilty Kim Nam-gu Kim Nil at finally killing the employer on the gallows, and his housekeeper (and mistress), Nancy Montgomery, was the only McDermott . As Grace seemed young and beautiful, he eventually received a mild sentence and was released after being sentenced to 30 years in prison. Alias ​​Grace is full of lies, deception, treachery. Like the "era of prophecy of death", even after reading a novel, the reader is not convinced of the truth. I do not know if Grace Max is innocent or guilty, but there are still many unresolved questions in the reader. These problems stem from the fact that the reader does not recognize 100% that Grace Marks conveys the truth. In the trial, Grace betrayed McDermott. She told her to help her in the murder case. This can save your skin, but it leads to McDermott's suspense. Like Angela's lies and betrayal against Santiago was deadly for him, Grace lay in the court, betrayed McDermott, and brought about his death. At a later stage of the novel, Grace denied some of the things mentioned on the road. For example, she did not see the body, but later admitted to take earrings. At Essay.com/, the two authors you are studying will explore ways to explore lies, deception, betrayal and strengthen that story. The two writers you are studying will explore ways to explore lies, deception, betrayal and strengthen those stories. Also known as Grace, by Sarah Gadon in six parts, the original series of Netflix (a dangerous method) Grace Marks, Grace Marks was a poor young Irish immigrant in 1843 of its employer and his maid housekeeper As attractive performance Gracie, convicted of cruel murder, is a good young psychiatrist (acted by Edward Holcroft) who, after spending 15 years in prison, a person named Dr. Simon Jordan, this analysis When the story began to be brought to the prisoner to establish the final release of her psychopathology. In a series of episodes in one interview and explained in a series of Grace - Flashback - she explained how she emigrated to the United States, but also her subsequent life as a maid, leading to guilt I was convicted of being guilty of brutal murder. I live in prison. God, I want to know how she detained her reasonable slaughter at the end of the first episode. Of course, the embarrassing problem at the heart of Alias ​​Grace still remains. Is she a victim or a monster?

This course focuses on a variety of physical, intellectual and social emotional issues such as human growth and development throughout the life cycle, as well as doctors, nurses, nutritionists, drug abuse counselors, clergy, teachers, career counselors Focus on occupations that will help you to tackle. , Psychologist, psychiatrist This course is very important as it provides students with a background of human growth and development from prenatal to childhood, adulthood, death and sorrow. It provides prospects for students and emphasizes the people who need the most attention. Students taking this course will broadly understand all careers that will support people from birth to death. Learn how to support exchanges with experts and learn how the continued growth of the department can provide them with flexibility, high salary, high job satisfaction. Examine roles and responsibilities of parents, teachers, and medical professionals to produce good results for children Understand the various developmental challenges that humans have at every stage of their life, and we will never stop learning or growth Students must conduct research in areas such as submission and integration, schools of gender and sex, psychologists Erik Erikson, Jean Piaget, Sigmund Freud, Lev Vygotsky, Lawrence Kohlberg and other fields such as career assessment . Some of the tasks in this chapter of the project require answers within the course and others require internet survey. Students should be able to use computers with sufficient practical knowledge of the Internet and how to find information online. Sample URLs are usually provided as a starting point, but students should have basic knowledge of using search engines to find specific information. State: California, Florida State, Georgia State, New York State, North Carolina State, Oklahoma State, Texas State, Utah State, Washington State Courses included: Basic teaching of Christian counseling; Fundamentals of Bible counseling; Introduction to pastoral counseling; Introduction of crisis interventions; Introduction of marriage and family counseling; Human growth and development; intercultural Consultation; senior marriage and family counseling; management of domestic violence and anger Legal and ethical issues in addiction and substance abuse, group counseling, psychopathology, counseling. Shasta Bible College and Graduate School have a master's degree in theology. I focus on Bible counseling and Christian family (96 credits) and Master of Bible counseling art (39 credits). Courses include: pastoral counseling introduction, pre-marital and marriage counseling, ethics and legal issues in counseling, human growth and development, multicultural counseling, counseling theory, group counseling, career Development and counseling. . Grace College and Theological College have a masters degree in clinical mental health counseling. This is a 60 credit CACREP certification program that can be completed online in 6 - 8 terms (7 - 10 days a year). The program emphasizes the commitment to psychology and social science and the integration of the Bible. Graduates of the program are ready to acquire specialized licenses when supervised clinical time and domestic license exams are completed The course includes a spiritual topic of clinical counseling, an introduction to clinical mental health counseling, social and cultural problems of human growth and development, counseling, professional ethics and responsibility, character evaluation, crisis counseling, the core of spiritual formation It is included. Christian ethics, guidance of God's people, worship and community of God, service, and pastor's counseling and care. Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary offers counseling and specialization. It is a 96 credit course (Missouri State) that includes a core course (60 credits) and a professional course (36 credits) designed to prepare licenses for graduates. Through lessons and internship expe

This course focuses on a variety of physical, intellectual and social emotional issues such as human growth and development throughout the life cycle, as well as doctors, nurses, nutritionists, drug abuse counselors, clergy, teachers, career counselors Focus on occupations that will help you to tackle. , Psychologist, psychiatrist This course is very important as it provides students with a background of human growth and development from prenatal to childhood, adulthood, death and sorrow. It provides prospects for students and emphasizes the people who need the most attention. Students taking this course will broadly understand all careers that will support people from birth to death. Learn how to support exchanges with experts and learn how the continued growth of the department can provide them with flexibility, high salary, high job satisfaction. Examine roles and responsibilities of parents, teachers, and medical professionals to produce good results for children Understand the various developmental challenges that humans have at every stage of their life, and we will never stop learning or growth Students must conduct research in areas such as submission and integration, schools of gender and sex, psychologists Erik Erikson, Jean Piaget, Sigmund Freud, Lev Vygotsky, Lawrence Kohlberg and other fields such as career assessment . Some of the tasks in this chapter of the project require answers within the course and others require internet survey. Students should be able to use computers with sufficient practical knowledge of the Internet and how to find information online. Sample URLs are usually provided as a starting point, but students should have basic knowledge of using search engines to find specific information. State: California, Florida State, Georgia State, New York State, North Carolina State, Oklahoma State, Texas State, Utah State, Washington State Courses included: Basic teaching of Christian counseling; Fundamentals of Bible counseling; Introduction to pastoral counseling; Introduction of crisis interventions; Introduction of marriage and family counseling; Human growth and development; intercultural Consultation; senior marriage and family counseling; management of domestic violence and anger Legal and ethical issues in addiction and substance abuse, group counseling, psychopathology, counseling. Shasta Bible College and Graduate School have a master's degree in theology. I focus on Bible counseling and Christian family (96 credits) and Master of Bible counseling art (39 credits). Courses include: pastoral counseling introduction, pre-marital and marriage counseling, ethics and legal issues in counseling, human growth and development, multicultural counseling, counseling theory, group counseling, career Development and counseling. . Grace College and Theological College have a masters degree in clinical mental health counseling. This is a 60 credit CACREP certification program that can be completed online in 6 - 8 terms (7 - 10 days a year). The program emphasizes the commitment to psychology and social science and the integration of the Bible. Graduates of the program are ready to acquire specialized licenses when supervised clinical time and domestic license exams are completed The course includes a spiritual topic of clinical counseling, an introduction to clinical mental health counseling, social and cultural problems of human growth and development, counseling, professional ethics and responsibility, character evaluation, crisis counseling, the core of spiritual formation It is included. Christian ethics, guidance of God's people, worship and community of God, service, and pastor's counseling and care. Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary offers counseling and specialization. It is a 96 credit course (Missouri State) that includes a core course (60 credits) and a professional course (36 credits) designed to prepare licenses for graduates. Through lessons and internship expe

The core part of the initial emotional development is attachment - the first emotional link between the baby and the caregiver - According to many theories, this constitutes the basis of personal social and emotional development. Research on attachment has been done by Bowlby (see also 1973, 1980. Ainsworth, 1989 and Bretherton, 1985, for example). Bowlby describes two main types of attachment patterns - safety and insecurity. Dangerous attachments are further divided into two types - one is defined by avoiding attachment images (avoidance) and the other is defined by emotions contradictory to the attachment image anxiety (anxiety - contradiction) To attract attention to attachment, Bowlby values ​​the emotional relationship between children and carers during the first two years of life. The basic idea is to maintain a warm, caring relationship with mental health and caregivers that leads to happiness throughout life. The nature of the emotional ties of the first social attachment not only affects the intimacy of the future but also the potential psychopathology. Bowlby (eg 1980) insists that relationships between children and carers will promote the development of internal working models. These provide charts on how caregivers are more receptive and responsive, and how they care for children. These models will affect future relationships A safe working model will promote expectations and open forward attitude to build good relationships. By contrast, unsafe work patterns can lead to bad, unsupported relationships, distrust, and expectations for hostile attitudes. Style differences may also lead to obvious results - we can call it a self-fulfilling prophecy Thompson (1999) reviewed the literature and concluded that the relationship between early attachment and later relationship (including love relationship) is not simple. It is not fixed in the early stages and it is not fixed but it is regulated by harmonious and harmonious parentage relationships and also depends on the nature of other short-term relationships. The internal working model of how people can be tied can be based on initial affection, but can be changed even by later social experience or psychotherapy. Thompson summarized the impact of early caregivers who love attaching and provided children with answers to the four questions. Numerous studies on adhering to children and adults have proved their importance from a developmental and clinical point of view The initial process (attachment to the primary caregiver in infancy) is important, but emotions continue to develop throughout the life cycle. Additional credits related to related topics and questions discussed by students, such as the following, are not addressed in Chapter 6. The 2010 ANPRM contains suggested updates to sections 508 and 255 under consideration by the council and is divided into 11 chapters. The first two chapters are separate introductory chapters (Chapter 1 and Chapter 255, Chapter 1) outlining the scope, application, and definitions specific to each law. The remaining chapters contain a common set of requirements. ANPRM uses the term "information communication technology" (ICT) recommended by TEITAC to distribute electronic and electronic products covered by telecommunications products, interconnected Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) products, and client equipment (CPE) Represents information technology. Article 255 The new terms defined in E111 and C109 are consistent with the terms contained in the previous standards and guidelines, but the coverage characteristics of electronic information technology, telecommunications and VoIP products, and CPE It accurately represents it.

The core part of the initial emotional development is attachment - the first emotional link between the baby and the caregiver - According to many theories, this constitutes the basis of personal social and emotional development. Research on attachment has been done by Bowlby (see also 1973, 1980. Ainsworth, 1989 and Bretherton, 1985, for example). Bowlby describes two main types of attachment patterns - safety and insecurity. Dangerous attachments are further divided into two types - one is defined by avoiding attachment images (avoidance) and the other is defined by emotions contradictory to the attachment image anxiety (anxiety - contradiction) To attract attention to attachment, Bowlby values ​​the emotional relationship between children and carers during the first two years of life. The basic idea is to maintain a warm, caring relationship with mental health and caregivers that leads to happiness throughout life. The nature of the emotional ties of the first social attachment not only affects the intimacy of the future but also the potential psychopathology. Bowlby (eg 1980) insists that relationships between children and carers will promote the development of internal working models. These provide charts on how caregivers are more receptive and responsive, and how they care for children. These models will affect future relationships A safe working model will promote expectations and open forward attitude to build good relationships. By contrast, unsafe work patterns can lead to bad, unsupported relationships, distrust, and expectations for hostile attitudes. Style differences may also lead to obvious results - we can call it a self-fulfilling prophecy Thompson (1999) reviewed the literature and concluded that the relationship between early attachment and later relationship (including love relationship) is not simple. It is not fixed in the early stages and it is not fixed but it is regulated by harmonious and harmonious parentage relationships and also depends on the nature of other short-term relationships. The internal working model of how people can be tied can be based on initial affection, but can be changed even by later social experience or psychotherapy. Thompson summarized the impact of early caregivers who love attaching and provided children with answers to the four questions. Numerous studies on adhering to children and adults have proved their importance from a developmental and clinical point of view The initial process (attachment to the primary caregiver in infancy) is important, but emotions continue to develop throughout the life cycle. Additional credits related to related topics and questions discussed by students, such as the following, are not addressed in Chapter 6. The 2010 ANPRM contains suggested updates to sections 508 and 255 under consideration by the council and is divided into 11 chapters. The first two chapters are separate introductory chapters (Chapter 1 and Chapter 255, Chapter 1) outlining the scope, application, and definitions specific to each law. The remaining chapters contain a common set of requirements. ANPRM uses the term "information communication technology" (ICT) recommended by TEITAC to distribute electronic and electronic products covered by telecommunications products, interconnected Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) products, and client equipment (CPE) Represents information technology. Article 255 The new terms defined in E111 and C109 are consistent with the terms contained in the previous standards and guidelines, but the coverage characteristics of electronic information technology, telecommunications and VoIP products, and CPE It accurately represents it.

How do young people differ from children and adults? The key issue is related to how puberty development can form through adolescent psychic changes through brain and indirectly through social environment. Empirical studies linking pubertal development with adolescent psychological function are usually done in several different ways, with a focus on different results and mechanisms. Topics relate to the effects of atypical puberty on adolescent behavioral problems, the effects of adolescent conditions (and related hormones) on normative changes in behaviors promoting or preventing development, and puberty. The role of psychopathology is caused by vulnerable individuals. I am also interested in understanding how changes in the brain reflect the adolescent process and form the basis of psychological development during puberty. In this chapter we will discuss ways in which adolescents may influence psychological development in adolescence and why this is important for developers. Describe the process of adolescent development, summarize the effects of puberty on adolescent development, explain the interpretation of the results Study the hypothesis that is the basis of most research and methodological problems, We propose research direction to help understanding. Throughout the process, we emphasize the importance of pubertal changes in all aspects of psychological development, and methods that represent ways in which puberty represents an opportunity to study the interactions of biological and social influences. © 2015 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Adolescence is a developmental stage from childhood to adulthood. It is not just physical development and sexual maturity (puberty and biological development). In puberty, a dramatic and important change (intellectual development or cognitive development) in the brain's thought process, and a change in the way teens think about themselves and other people (psychosocial development or social / Emotional development). The age at beginning and end of puberty - and the rate at which the process progresses - varies from person to person and is still considered normal. For example, the adolescence of a girl starts at 8 years old, enters the menstrual period at the age of 10, and the other girl is 14 years old and begins breast development at the age of 11 until menstruation begins. Out-of-school time is also an important environment for young people to learn and cope with romantic relationships. Therefore, adolescence is essential for understanding adolescent development. Adolescence usually occurs in females aged 9 to 14 and men aged 10 to 17. When the brain stimulates a group of stimulating hormones, puberty begins. Adolescent effects: This monograph is particularly interesting because adolescent young people seek opportunities to be exposed to high intensity through adventure, seeking novelty, and seeking sensations during puberty. The park and entertainment department can provide an important and safe channel for these high strength experiences. For example, climbing walls, rafting tours, rope courses and other adventures may bring some desire for young people. Today's teenagers: Look at the role of sexual adolescence in sexual life early in puberty. Adolescent puberty shows signs of adolescence as childhood declines. During puberty, the body experiences many physical changes that appear to have just appeared. For girls early in puberty, their appearance may not see any secondary changes, but their ovaries begin to grow. - Have you found any unnecessary ingredients that could carry harmful bacteria? Hair, flies, worms may be even worse. How do you get in and out of the toilet after having a meal at a nearby Hawker Center? According to the Singapore Ministry of Health, there were 6,947 cases of food poisoning in 1998, three of which were fatal. In the same year, 9125 food facilities were closed because they did not meet standard hygiene requirements.

How do young people differ from children and adults? The key issue is related to how puberty development can form through adolescent psychic changes through brain and indirectly through social environment. Empirical studies linking pubertal development with adolescent psychological function are usually done in several different ways, with a focus on different results and mechanisms. Topics relate to the effects of atypical puberty on adolescent behavioral problems, the effects of adolescent conditions (and related hormones) on normative changes in behaviors promoting or preventing development, and puberty. The role of psychopathology is caused by vulnerable individuals. I am also interested in understanding how changes in the brain reflect the adolescent process and form the basis of psychological development during puberty. In this chapter we will discuss ways in which adolescents may influence psychological development in adolescence and why this is important for developers. Describe the process of adolescent development, summarize the effects of puberty on adolescent development, explain the interpretation of the results Study the hypothesis that is the basis of most research and methodological problems, We propose research direction to help understanding. Throughout the process, we emphasize the importance of pubertal changes in all aspects of psychological development, and methods that represent ways in which puberty represents an opportunity to study the interactions of biological and social influences. © 2015 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Adolescence is a developmental stage from childhood to adulthood. It is not just physical development and sexual maturity (puberty and biological development). In puberty, a dramatic and important change (intellectual development or cognitive development) in the brain's thought process, and a change in the way teens think about themselves and other people (psychosocial development or social / Emotional development). The age at beginning and end of puberty - and the rate at which the process progresses - varies from person to person and is still considered normal. For example, the adolescence of a girl starts at 8 years old, enters the menstrual period at the age of 10, and the other girl is 14 years old and begins breast development at the age of 11 until menstruation begins. Out-of-school time is also an important environment for young people to learn and cope with romantic relationships. Therefore, adolescence is essential for understanding adolescent development. Adolescence usually occurs in females aged 9 to 14 and men aged 10 to 17. When the brain stimulates a group of stimulating hormones, puberty begins. Adolescent effects: This monograph is particularly interesting because adolescent young people seek opportunities to be exposed to high intensity through adventure, seeking novelty, and seeking sensations during puberty. The park and entertainment department can provide an important and safe channel for these high strength experiences. For example, climbing walls, rafting tours, rope courses and other adventures may bring some desire for young people. Today's teenagers: Look at the role of sexual adolescence in sexual life early in puberty. Adolescent puberty shows signs of adolescence as childhood declines. During puberty, the body experiences many physical changes that appear to have just appeared. For girls early in puberty, their appearance may not see any secondary changes, but their ovaries begin to grow. - Have you found any unnecessary ingredients that could carry harmful bacteria? Hair, flies, worms may be even worse. How do you get in and out of the toilet after having a meal at a nearby Hawker Center? According to the Singapore Ministry of Health, there were 6,947 cases of food poisoning in 1998, three of which were fatal. In the same year, 9125 food facilities were closed because they did not meet standard hygiene requirements.

Studies have shown that young people reading the so-called "small partners" can psychologically hurt the image of the perfect male physique that they contain. Men's magazines often include pictures of women exposed to clothing, but Dr. David Giles says men's body images may be more dangerous. His research on personality and individual differences has discovered that it is often easier for readers to over-exercise "Lads" magazine has been increasingly successful in recent years, and is criticized not to cause problems to readers, but to be said to exploit women. But Dr. Jill of the University of Winchester said that even though it would hurt the health, depending on the content, it might encourage men to become stronger. Jessica Close of him and his colleague surveyed 161 men from 18 to 36 years old and discovered that those reading the magazine were affected by internal images. Even more troublingly, they also state that they are more likely to consider using anabolic steroids to improve their appearance. Dr. Jill says that: "The message of a typical youth magazine is that we need to develop muscle bodies to attract good associates. "The reader internalizes this information, which creates anxiety about their bodies and is trying to fix them more and more desperately." Some experts call this situation "motor nerve", but the more commonly used term is disorder of physical deformation. Dr. Jill says: "The amount of content is increasing, especially as young people have unhealthy obsession with their bodies." In this survey, we found that single men have a much lower possibility of having physical image problems than romantic relationships. Professor Naomi Fineberg, a consultant psychiatrist who provides treatment services for patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder, says men and women also suffer from physical deformity disorders. "In men, there are people who concentrate on the muscles, rather than pursuing the perfection of aesthetics, they will concentrate on achieving that by pursuing certain regularity and symmetry . "We can not certainly tell if these magazines cause it, but cultural factors are very important and it is highly convincing." The counselor at the Milwaukee Institute of Technology reported that in the past 10 years male college students have expressed an increase in dissatisfaction with their bodies. Men regularly reading fitness magazines expressed greater dissatisfaction than those who do not. When a man is exposed to an unrealistic image of a man's body, the image of the male's body will be affected. According to a survey conducted by Psychology Today, men think women's appearance is more important for women, but women think that this is important. For example, men think that if they lose their hair they say that many women are willing to date a bald man, they do not want to date. To become more attractive, men spend billions of dollars on hair transplants, cosmetic surgery and thoracic muscle transplants. Some people do their best to improve the image of the human body. In the UK survey, "Young men and women reading fitness magazines and fashion magazines can be psychologically hurt by perfect women and male physique images." The occlusion or muscle distortion stereotypes may remain the same, but the value of male stereotypes changed; masculinity is believed to be an unstable phenomenon never achieved. 30 to 31 years old In fashion magazine and body image research, the role of media in psychopathology of body magazines is often considered a mediator through personality, but exposure to a thin ideal image of women's magazine is based on the body shape of many young women And concerns concerning size are related. And social and cultural factors. The objective of this study was to develop a practical fashion magazine that influences adolescent body images by carefully accumulating acceptable data and related data to conduct accurate and spontaneous rese

Studies have shown that young people reading the so-called "small partners" can psychologically hurt the image of the perfect male physique that they contain. Men's magazines often include pictures of women exposed to clothing, but Dr. David Giles says men's body images may be more dangerous. His research on personality and individual differences has discovered that it is often easier for readers to over-exercise "Lads" magazine has been increasingly successful in recent years, and is criticized not to cause problems to readers, but to be said to exploit women. But Dr. Jill of the University of Winchester said that even though it would hurt the health, depending on the content, it might encourage men to become stronger. Jessica Close of him and his colleague surveyed 161 men from 18 to 36 years old and discovered that those reading the magazine were affected by internal images. Even more troublingly, they also state that they are more likely to consider using anabolic steroids to improve their appearance. Dr. Jill says that: "The message of a typical youth magazine is that we need to develop muscle bodies to attract good associates. "The reader internalizes this information, which creates anxiety about their bodies and is trying to fix them more and more desperately." Some experts call this situation "motor nerve", but the more commonly used term is disorder of physical deformation. Dr. Jill says: "The amount of content is increasing, especially as young people have unhealthy obsession with their bodies." In this survey, we found that single men have a much lower possibility of having physical image problems than romantic relationships. Professor Naomi Fineberg, a consultant psychiatrist who provides treatment services for patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder, says men and women also suffer from physical deformity disorders. "In men, there are people who concentrate on the muscles, rather than pursuing the perfection of aesthetics, they will concentrate on achieving that by pursuing certain regularity and symmetry . "We can not certainly tell if these magazines cause it, but cultural factors are very important and it is highly convincing." The counselor at the Milwaukee Institute of Technology reported that in the past 10 years male college students have expressed an increase in dissatisfaction with their bodies. Men regularly reading fitness magazines expressed greater dissatisfaction than those who do not. When a man is exposed to an unrealistic image of a man's body, the image of the male's body will be affected. According to a survey conducted by Psychology Today, men think women's appearance is more important for women, but women think that this is important. For example, men think that if they lose their hair they say that many women are willing to date a bald man, they do not want to date. To become more attractive, men spend billions of dollars on hair transplants, cosmetic surgery and thoracic muscle transplants. Some people do their best to improve the image of the human body. In the UK survey, "Young men and women reading fitness magazines and fashion magazines can be psychologically hurt by perfect women and male physique images." The occlusion or muscle distortion stereotypes may remain the same, but the value of male stereotypes changed; masculinity is believed to be an unstable phenomenon never achieved. 30 to 31 years old In fashion magazine and body image research, the role of media in psychopathology of body magazines is often considered a mediator through personality, but exposure to a thin ideal image of women's magazine is based on the body shape of many young women And concerns concerning size are related. And social and cultural factors. The objective of this study was to develop a practical fashion magazine that influences adolescent body images by carefully accumulating acceptable data and related data to conduct accurate and spontaneous rese

From the workplace to the party, you can build close relationships with people in various situations and influence behavior. Now scientists say that empathy is not what we develop through our growth experience and life experience - it is also partially genetic. In a study of 46,000 people for the first time, we found evidence that genes are involved in our emotional change. It will guide us to respond appropriately, by helping us identify other people 's emotions, knowing when someone is upset and when they want to be comforted. But in this new paper published in the Journal of Translational Psychiatry, scientists are trying to ascertain whether our empathy can trace back to our genes. Study participants measured their "emotional index" (EQ) using a questionnaire and presented saliva samples for DNA testing. Scientists then look for differences in their genes, and that explains why some of us are more thoughtful than others. Varun Warrier, who led the research at Cambridge University, said: "This is an important step in understanding the role of genetics in empathy. "However, understanding non-genetic factors is equally important, as one-tenth of the difference in degree of homology among individuals is due to genetic factors." In the EQ questionnaire, the average female score is 80 and the female is 41. Scientists also found that genetic differences associated with low sympathy are also associated with high risk of autism. They found genetic differences among people who sympathized, but could not find a specific "empathic gene" responsible for it. They added that future research will find that genes affecting empathy will benefit from more people involved in the study. Gil McVean, a professor of statistical genetics at Oxford University, to BBC, this study confirmed that genes work sympathetically, but said it is "secondary" compared to environmental factors . "We all know that all things that can be measured in the human body have genetic elements, which proves that empathy has a genetic component." Dr. Edward Barker, a reader of the department of psychology at King's College London, said that this paper has a "very interesting" discovery and is a "first step" to explore the relationship between our genes and empathy It was. "But as the authors say, this is the first time that this type of analysis has been analyzed, it could potentially benefit from larger-scale studies," he added. Of course, the fact that genes play a role in our empathy does not mean that empathy exceeds our control completely. Varan Warrier, a student at the Autistic Research Center's doctoral course and one of the main authors of the study pointed out in the press release, "Because of heritability, only one-tenth of individual differences in empathy of the population, It is equally important to understand the other 90% non-genetic factors as well.The team will collect more samples, looking to the future, how our DNA influences our way of understanding I hope to understand more accurately and respond to people around me. The influence of genes does not mean that empathy exceeds our control. This may simply mean that people with a particular genetic predisposition feel more difficult to coordinate their empathy. "My hypothesis is that people who tend to have a higher empathy level of that gene may feel that it is easier to see social clues and raise empathy levels, Said Warrier. Researchers found that the same genetic diversity associated with reduced empathy is also associated with higher risk of autism. Simon Baron - Cohen, professor of developmental psychopathology at the University of Cambridge, co - author of the study, said in a statement that this study will help to further understand autism. "It is difficult to imagine causing disability," he adds, to other people's thoughts and emotions.

From the workplace to the party, you can build close relationships with people in various situations and influence behavior. Now scientists say that empathy is not what we develop through our growth experience and life experience - it is also partially genetic. In a study of 46,000 people for the first time, we found evidence that genes are involved in our emotional change. It will guide us to respond appropriately, by helping us identify other people 's emotions, knowing when someone is upset and when they want to be comforted. But in this new paper published in the Journal of Translational Psychiatry, scientists are trying to ascertain whether our empathy can trace back to our genes. Study participants measured their "emotional index" (EQ) using a questionnaire and presented saliva samples for DNA testing. Scientists then look for differences in their genes, and that explains why some of us are more thoughtful than others. Varun Warrier, who led the research at Cambridge University, said: "This is an important step in understanding the role of genetics in empathy. "However, understanding non-genetic factors is equally important, as one-tenth of the difference in degree of homology among individuals is due to genetic factors." In the EQ questionnaire, the average female score is 80 and the female is 41. Scientists also found that genetic differences associated with low sympathy are also associated with high risk of autism. They found genetic differences among people who sympathized, but could not find a specific "empathic gene" responsible for it. They added that future research will find that genes affecting empathy will benefit from more people involved in the study. Gil McVean, a professor of statistical genetics at Oxford University, to BBC, this study confirmed that genes work sympathetically, but said it is "secondary" compared to environmental factors . "We all know that all things that can be measured in the human body have genetic elements, which proves that empathy has a genetic component." Dr. Edward Barker, a reader of the department of psychology at King's College London, said that this paper has a "very interesting" discovery and is a "first step" to explore the relationship between our genes and empathy It was. "But as the authors say, this is the first time that this type of analysis has been analyzed, it could potentially benefit from larger-scale studies," he added. Of course, the fact that genes play a role in our empathy does not mean that empathy exceeds our control completely. Varan Warrier, a student at the Autistic Research Center's doctoral course and one of the main authors of the study pointed out in the press release, "Because of heritability, only one-tenth of individual differences in empathy of the population, It is equally important to understand the other 90% non-genetic factors as well.The team will collect more samples, looking to the future, how our DNA influences our way of understanding I hope to understand more accurately and respond to people around me. The influence of genes does not mean that empathy exceeds our control. This may simply mean that people with a particular genetic predisposition feel more difficult to coordinate their empathy. "My hypothesis is that people who tend to have a higher empathy level of that gene may feel that it is easier to see social clues and raise empathy levels, Said Warrier. Researchers found that the same genetic diversity associated with reduced empathy is also associated with higher risk of autism. Simon Baron - Cohen, professor of developmental psychopathology at the University of Cambridge, co - author of the study, said in a statement that this study will help to further understand autism. "It is difficult to imagine causing disability," he adds, to other people's thoughts and emotions.

Triggering warnings inform people of the pain that may be caused by written, audiovisual or other materials and are initially used to meet the needs of patients with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) It will be. Since its inception, warning alerts have been more widely used in modern culture, causing intense debate in the academic community and other areas. Some think that giving authority to vulnerable groups by allowing them to create or avoid psychologically uneasy content, and such warnings weaken resistance to stress and increase vulnerability to psychopathology Some people think there is. Simultaneously restrict academic freedom. The purpose of our experiment is to investigate the psychological impact of issuing a warning. Assign to randomly receive warnings (n = 133) or not (n = 137) to online participants randomly before reading various sentences that may be confusing. Participants who caused the warning group considered themselves and the average person more emotionally weak if they suffer from trauma. Participants who received the warning reported great anxiety when reading potential potentially painful places but only if they thought that the speech could be harmful. Warnings do not affect participant's implicit self-identification, as information is fragile and subsequent anxiety reactions may not be so painful. The sample contains only participants who have not suffered from trauma, and the observed effects may differ for those who were traumatized Issuing a warning may inadvertently impair certain aspects of emotional recovery. Further study on the universality of our findings, especially the history of the university population and trauma A study by Benjamin W. Bellett, Payton J. Jones, and Richard J. McNally, "Trigger Warning: Future Empirical Evidence" was published online from the Journal of Behavioral Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry. In this study, the authors provided documents that could interfere with the research participants. One group received a warning of the trigger, and the other group did not. People who received a warning are more likely to think that there is a possibility that these substances may cause trauma to themselves or other people, not the person who received the warning. Trigger warnings usually begin with an alert phrase (such as "trigger warning", "content warning", or simply "warning") and include highlighted (usually bold) text that broadly describes the frustrating nature of the content Take the form of. Since the content of the actual trigger is lower than the warning or hidden in some way, we ask the reader to click. There is no consensus on the "best" way to trigger an alert, so you can accurately describe the potential trigger without becoming a trigger itself. The phrase "triggering a warning" itself may trigger some trauma survivors. People can trigger with a warning that contains too much details. Warnings that use very common words such as "Graphic description of warning violence" or "Content warning: confused meal" triggers the reader rather than a warning containing specific details of the triggered content It is unlikely What is a trigger warning? Issuing a warning is a small proposal placed before people find very embarrassing things appear. Before we publish some graphic, unpleasant, or other triggering material a few weeks ago when discussing painful content, or before announcing slides, we sometimes put them in a syllabus. The term "trigger" refers to a general experience in patients with trauma-triggered references, post trauma stress disorder, words that are reminiscent of trauma are experienced, people or things flash back to people, physical / Make you experience mental distress. Or panic Hello, University of Chicago: I am a scholar. I am a survivor. I use trigger warnings in my class. The reason

Triggering warnings inform people of the pain that may be caused by written, audiovisual or other materials and are initially used to meet the needs of patients with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) It will be. Since its inception, warning alerts have been more widely used in modern culture, causing intense debate in the academic community and other areas. Some think that giving authority to vulnerable groups by allowing them to create or avoid psychologically uneasy content, and such warnings weaken resistance to stress and increase vulnerability to psychopathology Some people think there is. Simultaneously restrict academic freedom. The purpose of our experiment is to investigate the psychological impact of issuing a warning. Assign to randomly receive warnings (n = 133) or not (n = 137) to online participants randomly before reading various sentences that may be confusing. Participants who caused the warning group considered themselves and the average person more emotionally weak if they suffer from trauma. Participants who received the warning reported great anxiety when reading potential potentially painful places but only if they thought that the speech could be harmful. Warnings do not affect participant's implicit self-identification, as information is fragile and subsequent anxiety reactions may not be so painful. The sample contains only participants who have not suffered from trauma, and the observed effects may differ for those who were traumatized Issuing a warning may inadvertently impair certain aspects of emotional recovery. Further study on the universality of our findings, especially the history of the university population and trauma A study by Benjamin W. Bellett, Payton J. Jones, and Richard J. McNally, "Trigger Warning: Future Empirical Evidence" was published online from the Journal of Behavioral Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry. In this study, the authors provided documents that could interfere with the research participants. One group received a warning of the trigger, and the other group did not. People who received a warning are more likely to think that there is a possibility that these substances may cause trauma to themselves or other people, not the person who received the warning. Trigger warnings usually begin with an alert phrase (such as "trigger warning", "content warning", or simply "warning") and include highlighted (usually bold) text that broadly describes the frustrating nature of the content Take the form of. Since the content of the actual trigger is lower than the warning or hidden in some way, we ask the reader to click. There is no consensus on the "best" way to trigger an alert, so you can accurately describe the potential trigger without becoming a trigger itself. The phrase "triggering a warning" itself may trigger some trauma survivors. People can trigger with a warning that contains too much details. Warnings that use very common words such as "Graphic description of warning violence" or "Content warning: confused meal" triggers the reader rather than a warning containing specific details of the triggered content It is unlikely What is a trigger warning? Issuing a warning is a small proposal placed before people find very embarrassing things appear. Before we publish some graphic, unpleasant, or other triggering material a few weeks ago when discussing painful content, or before announcing slides, we sometimes put them in a syllabus. The term "trigger" refers to a general experience in patients with trauma-triggered references, post trauma stress disorder, words that are reminiscent of trauma are experienced, people or things flash back to people, physical / Make you experience mental distress. Or panic Hello, University of Chicago: I am a scholar. I am a survivor. I use trigger warnings in my class. The reason

Child abuse is not behavioral norms but behavior against children with serious risk of physical or mental harm. Four kinds of abuse are generally recognized: physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse (mental abuse) and neglect. Causes of child abuse are various and unknown. Abuse and neglect are often related to physical injuries, delayed growth, and mental problems. Diagnosis is based on medical history, physical examination, and sometimes laboratory and imaging diagnosis. Management includes record and treatment of injuries and emergency physical and mental conditions, mandatory reporting to appropriate domestic organizations, and occasionally including hospitalization and child rearing to ensure child safety In 2015, a report on suspicion of 4 million child abuse, including 2 million children, was submitted to the Child Protection Agency of the United States of America (CPS). A detailed investigation of about one million of these reports revealed that approximately 683,000 child abusers were identified. Both males and females are equally affected; the smaller the child, the higher the damage rate Approximately three fifths of all reports submitted to child protection services are experts in charge of abuse reporting (educators, law enforcement officers, social welfare staff, law experts, nursery schools, medical institutions, medical institutions, etc. ). Mental health staff, foster parent company) Of the cases confirmed in the US in 2015, 75.3% ignored (including medical ignorance), 17.2% were physical abuse, 4% were sexual abuse, 9% were other abuses including psychological abuse I have received it. Many children are victims of multiple human rights violations In 2015, about 1,670 children in the United States died as a result of abuse, of which approximately three-quarters were under 3 years old. More than 70% of children are neglected victims and 44% are victims of physical abuse with or without other forms of abuse. More than three-quarters of the perpetrators are parents acting independently or acting with others, and only about 25% of children's abuse deaths are done by mothers (1). This article outlines the relationship between substance abuse and child abuse, summarizes current research and identifies areas for further investigation. Due to the size of the literature, research on future drug abuse of child abuse in children will be presented as part of the future clearinghouse issue paper. Drug abuse is often used as a global term and may include the use or abuse of a range of substances such as alcohol, illegal drugs and prescription drugs. Most studies include chemical dependence studies that are diagnostically defined as "intermittent and progressive forced use of drugs or drugs (including alcohol)" (Hayes and Emshoff 1993, p. 282) . Recognition of child abuse by Kempe and colleagues in the 1960s (Kempe et al., 1962) has increased awareness that alcohol abuse and drug abuse are closely related to child abuse (Corby 1993). The earliest causal relationship model of child abuse focused on the parents' psychopathology, the two most common of which were depression and substance abuse (Chaffin, Kelleher and Hollenberg, 1996). In the past 30 years, drug abuse has been recognized as a cause of child abuse (Browne and Saqi 1988; National Research Council 1993). This reasoning is based not on part of the family unit of drug and alcohol treatment agencies, but mainly on children's and adolescents' assessment in child welfare, medical or psychiatric programs (Freeman 1993).

Child abuse is not behavioral norms but behavior against children with serious risk of physical or mental harm. Four kinds of abuse are generally recognized: physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse (mental abuse) and neglect. Causes of child abuse are various and unknown. Abuse and neglect are often related to physical injuries, delayed growth, and mental problems. Diagnosis is based on medical history, physical examination, and sometimes laboratory and imaging diagnosis. Management includes record and treatment of injuries and emergency physical and mental conditions, mandatory reporting to appropriate domestic organizations, and occasionally including hospitalization and child rearing to ensure child safety In 2015, a report on suspicion of 4 million child abuse, including 2 million children, was submitted to the Child Protection Agency of the United States of America (CPS). A detailed investigation of about one million of these reports revealed that approximately 683,000 child abusers were identified. Both males and females are equally affected; the smaller the child, the higher the damage rate Approximately three fifths of all reports submitted to child protection services are experts in charge of abuse reporting (educators, law enforcement officers, social welfare staff, law experts, nursery schools, medical institutions, medical institutions, etc. ). Mental health staff, foster parent company) Of the cases confirmed in the US in 2015, 75.3% ignored (including medical ignorance), 17.2% were physical abuse, 4% were sexual abuse, 9% were other abuses including psychological abuse I have received it. Many children are victims of multiple human rights violations In 2015, about 1,670 children in the United States died as a result of abuse, of which approximately three-quarters were under 3 years old. More than 70% of children are neglected victims and 44% are victims of physical abuse with or without other forms of abuse. More than three-quarters of the perpetrators are parents acting independently or acting with others, and only about 25% of children's abuse deaths are done by mothers (1). This article outlines the relationship between substance abuse and child abuse, summarizes current research and identifies areas for further investigation. Due to the size of the literature, research on future drug abuse of child abuse in children will be presented as part of the future clearinghouse issue paper. Drug abuse is often used as a global term and may include the use or abuse of a range of substances such as alcohol, illegal drugs and prescription drugs. Most studies include chemical dependence studies that are diagnostically defined as "intermittent and progressive forced use of drugs or drugs (including alcohol)" (Hayes and Emshoff 1993, p. 282) . Recognition of child abuse by Kempe and colleagues in the 1960s (Kempe et al., 1962) has increased awareness that alcohol abuse and drug abuse are closely related to child abuse (Corby 1993). The earliest causal relationship model of child abuse focused on the parents' psychopathology, the two most common of which were depression and substance abuse (Chaffin, Kelleher and Hollenberg, 1996). In the past 30 years, drug abuse has been recognized as a cause of child abuse (Browne and Saqi 1988; National Research Council 1993). This reasoning is based not on part of the family unit of drug and alcohol treatment agencies, but mainly on children's and adolescents' assessment in child welfare, medical or psychiatric programs (Freeman 1993).

(Like 'rabbit' - 'too deep and same heart / slide ring, can not be uprooted Peg closed, some simple things / contractions also kill me / our And closely connected, we also have a relationship. "Catcher" l.26-30). Sylvia Plus is widely Plath, as a woman, more importantly, her time as a writer It is regarded as one of the original poets It breaks through a number of hurdles She wrote an article about life but it is a pure, most imperfect form.In a detailed study of depression in the Plath world, he How his wife and mother explained her daughter, affecting her unhappy feelings. When I read Sylvia Plath's novel "bell jar" for the first time, I thought it had nothing to do with the feminist. I saw it through the prism of my experience and dyed it into a story of craziness and shame. Whatever the comment, in my opinion, a young woman who is not related to mental illness becomes obsessed and the existence of psychosis makes it possible to explain. In the same round, I do not think Yu Ya 韦 斯 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 __ I was uncomfortable. It is not my duty to describe or identify disease in whatever form. But when I saw the confusion of his soul in front of the camera as an enthusiastic parade performance psychopathology, I would like to consider who is right to use a physiologist's anguish in a way I am afraid This mode reacts to the image of Plath each time a new Plath issues an "event". The latest version is the U.K. version of Plath 's collective letter showing a 20 - year - old Plath in the form of a cover art with a laughing smiling photo camera in white bikini. I was the first in the United States, a famous poet of Facebook posts, she (as well reviewed and other American famous poet), in this article covered the anger accompanying it deep anger and tiredness Depression depressed. Inner sex differences Alternatives are clearly symbolized. Last week, I woke up to Cathleen Ally Conway in this article, she also criticized the other six Plath cover art books, as well as criticizing literary cover art. In Europe, in addition to being associated with such Sylvia plus, Sexton as a feminist poet, I have a monochromatic background of poetry and romanticism, literature, especially of the Victorian era, but in the 20th century Not knowing much about poets in Rich and some New England poets. Richard Hugo is not my radar. Soon, I was reading a book called "Trigger Town" which is a collection of prose and lecture on poetry. Hugo's main argument is that the poet should not be "write down what you know", but by triggering the theme you have to open to the unknown world. His method has a spiritual element as shown in the following paragraph:

(Like 'rabbit' - 'too deep and same heart / slide ring, can not be uprooted Peg closed, some simple things / contractions also kill me / our And closely connected, we also have a relationship. "Catcher" l.26-30). Sylvia Plus is widely Plath, as a woman, more importantly, her time as a writer It is regarded as one of the original poets It breaks through a number of hurdles She wrote an article about life but it is a pure, most imperfect form.In a detailed study of depression in the Plath world, he How his wife and mother explained her daughter, affecting her unhappy feelings. When I read Sylvia Plath's novel "bell jar" for the first time, I thought it had nothing to do with the feminist. I saw it through the prism of my experience and dyed it into a story of craziness and shame. Whatever the comment, in my opinion, a young woman who is not related to mental illness becomes obsessed and the existence of psychosis makes it possible to explain. In the same round, I do not think Yu Ya 韦 斯 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 特 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 外 __ I was uncomfortable. It is not my duty to describe or identify disease in whatever form. But when I saw the confusion of his soul in front of the camera as an enthusiastic parade performance psychopathology, I would like to consider who is right to use a physiologist's anguish in a way I am afraid This mode reacts to the image of Plath each time a new Plath issues an "event". The latest version is the U.K. version of Plath 's collective letter showing a 20 - year - old Plath in the form of a cover art with a laughing smiling photo camera in white bikini. I was the first in the United States, a famous poet of Facebook posts, she (as well reviewed and other American famous poet), in this article covered the anger accompanying it deep anger and tiredness Depression depressed. Inner sex differences Alternatives are clearly symbolized. Last week, I woke up to Cathleen Ally Conway in this article, she also criticized the other six Plath cover art books, as well as criticizing literary cover art. In Europe, in addition to being associated with such Sylvia plus, Sexton as a feminist poet, I have a monochromatic background of poetry and romanticism, literature, especially of the Victorian era, but in the 20th century Not knowing much about poets in Rich and some New England poets. Richard Hugo is not my radar. Soon, I was reading a book called "Trigger Town" which is a collection of prose and lecture on poetry. Hugo's main argument is that the poet should not be "write down what you know", but by triggering the theme you have to open to the unknown world. His method has a spiritual element as shown in the following paragraph:

In the first half of the 20th century most homosexual lives were hidden, too careful, and we could not abandon their real feelings and preferences. A short beginning moment was seen in the American society in the 1920s, but as the Cold War progressed, as the default McCarthyism advanced, this situation was rapidly destroyed. Homosexuals in the 1950s feel "medical prejudice, harassment by police, and the burden of church condemnation ... and we can not object to these authorities." The stone wall riot in 1969 was also a victim of the history of revisionism. Ishigaki's riot has long been considered the beginning of the gay rights movement when the police harassed customers at the famous gay bar New York Stonewall Bar. According to reports, the first bottle was thrown by the transgender Puerto Rican Sylvia Rivera. Indeed, many transgender people are at the heart of Ishigaki's riots. However, after many years, the homosexual community looked away from these people. In 1994, the human rights movement, one of the largest gay lobby organizations in the United States, opposed the inclusion of a transgender law in the employment discrimination law aimed at protecting homosexual work. Stonewall's Riot - On June 28, 1969, a group of transformed and gender-qualified customers called Stonewall Hotel in the popular homosexual bar at Greenwich Village became tired of the harassment of the police, took a position, caused a riot It was. These riots are often considered the beginning of the strange liberation movement in America. A riot occurred in Stone Wall Bar in New York in 1969 after the police raid. The Ishigaki Riota symbolizes the rights movement of homosexuals and is seen as the beginning of a new phase of gay liberation struggle. After these incidents, conversion therapy is increasingly being attacked. The enthusiasm for conversion therapy is increasingly focused on specifying homosexuality as a psychopathology of DSM. After years of criticism from homosexual activists and intense debate among psychiatrists in 1973, the American Psychiatric Association removed homosexuality as a mental disorder from the diagnosis of mental disorders and guidance on statistics. Advocates of this change used evidence from researchers such as Kinsey and Evelyn Hooker. Robert Spitzer, a psychiatrist who is a member of the APA nomenclature committee, played an important role in the events leading to this decision. The referendum was held in 1974 and the decision of APA was supported by a majority of 58%. This huge work was published in 1969 and is ironic. By 1969, the ethical trend of the United States had changed. Ishigaki's riots caused a campaign to start changing citizens' attitudes. The sexual revolution violated the view of sexual ethics of Christianity and mental health researchers began systematically investigating sexual health beyond the range of religious premises. But this is not the end of the story. By the 1990's, Christian anti-gay advocacy groups like the Gay Research Therapy Association (NARTH) began using conversion therapies primarily based on fake science. Between 10 and 20 years, thousands of gay people are under suspicious treatment proved ineffective and harmful. Their idea is based on an irreparable and concrete view of Christian sexuality, and it is based entirely.

In the first half of the 20th century most homosexual lives were hidden, too careful, and we could not abandon their real feelings and preferences. A short beginning moment was seen in the American society in the 1920s, but as the Cold War progressed, as the default McCarthyism advanced, this situation was rapidly destroyed. Homosexuals in the 1950s feel "medical prejudice, harassment by police, and the burden of church condemnation ... and we can not object to these authorities." The stone wall riot in 1969 was also a victim of the history of revisionism. Ishigaki's riot has long been considered the beginning of the gay rights movement when the police harassed customers at the famous gay bar New York Stonewall Bar. According to reports, the first bottle was thrown by the transgender Puerto Rican Sylvia Rivera. Indeed, many transgender people are at the heart of Ishigaki's riots. However, after many years, the homosexual community looked away from these people. In 1994, the human rights movement, one of the largest gay lobby organizations in the United States, opposed the inclusion of a transgender law in the employment discrimination law aimed at protecting homosexual work. Stonewall's Riot - On June 28, 1969, a group of transformed and gender-qualified customers called Stonewall Hotel in the popular homosexual bar at Greenwich Village became tired of the harassment of the police, took a position, caused a riot It was. These riots are often considered the beginning of the strange liberation movement in America. A riot occurred in Stone Wall Bar in New York in 1969 after the police raid. The Ishigaki Riota symbolizes the rights movement of homosexuals and is seen as the beginning of a new phase of gay liberation struggle. After these incidents, conversion therapy is increasingly being attacked. The enthusiasm for conversion therapy is increasingly focused on specifying homosexuality as a psychopathology of DSM. After years of criticism from homosexual activists and intense debate among psychiatrists in 1973, the American Psychiatric Association removed homosexuality as a mental disorder from the diagnosis of mental disorders and guidance on statistics. Advocates of this change used evidence from researchers such as Kinsey and Evelyn Hooker. Robert Spitzer, a psychiatrist who is a member of the APA nomenclature committee, played an important role in the events leading to this decision. The referendum was held in 1974 and the decision of APA was supported by a majority of 58%. This huge work was published in 1969 and is ironic. By 1969, the ethical trend of the United States had changed. Ishigaki's riots caused a campaign to start changing citizens' attitudes. The sexual revolution violated the view of sexual ethics of Christianity and mental health researchers began systematically investigating sexual health beyond the range of religious premises. But this is not the end of the story. By the 1990's, Christian anti-gay advocacy groups like the Gay Research Therapy Association (NARTH) began using conversion therapies primarily based on fake science. Between 10 and 20 years, thousands of gay people are under suspicious treatment proved ineffective and harmful. Their idea is based on an irreparable and concrete view of Christian sexuality, and it is based entirely.

Every year in the United States thousands of young people died of car accidents and illnesses rather than themselves. Teenagers commit suicide every 90 seconds. Suicide is the third most common cause of death among children aged 15-25. Suicide accounts for 12% of the adolescent and youth group's mortality rate. Men are more likely to commit suicide than females. Suicide is successful, attempted suicide attempt by young people will be 5 to 100 times. More than 5% of teenagers are about to commit suicide Most teenagers trying to commit suicide are in a severe depression. This depression may be caused by two main factors. ... Read more ... Because of these images, some people think that they can not become beautiful in their own way, their self esteem is low. Another factor is that parents ignored teenagers. Most families have two working parents. Today 's parents rarely go home, they have little or no time to talk with their children. In some cases, young people may not be able to get the good work they need. For example, you will get "A" in the test, or hit a home run in a baseball game. Children may feel that their parents do not understand when they try to express feelings of depression or failure. This will help to ignore this feeling Some suicide attempts are caused by family problems. A young man who recently divorced parents or lived separately may think that this situation is causing and is inferior. A youth orally or physically abused by parents may feel uncomfortable and commit suicide. These medicines can change their moods and may make teens think about ending their lives. Because this person is in poor state of mind, these suicides are mostly accidents. These are the most sad Suicide is thought to be the third most common cause of death among young people after accidents and murder. According to Kahn (2016), about 38,000 people in the United States died of suicide. Suicidal behavior occurs in adolescence in many situations. One of the circumstances is a family factor. These factors include parent's death or loss of divorce, family suicidal behavior history, parent's psychopathology, family discord and abuse. These conditions lead to puberty attempts and actual suicidal behavior In general, suicide and boy's suicide are serious problems in the world. Since adolescent suicide is one of the leading cause of death in the world, we must understand the difference between young suicide and adult suicide. There are several psychology, sociology and epidemiological studies on why young people commit suicide, but they lack neurobiological research. In order to learn more about this important topic we decided to consider the following section. The difference in hippocampus between adolescents and adult suicide victims hopes that suicide will be quickly prevented by scanning. (#Simplifyingdepressionscience) Understanding neurobiology behind suicide seen in adolescents In general, suicide, especially suicide in adolescence is a serious problem all over the world. As adolescent suicide is the third most common cause of death in the world, we need to understand the differences in the character of suicide between adolescents and adults. There are psychology, sociology and epidemiological studies on why young people commit suicide, which is one of the few neurobiology studies. I confirmed this chapter https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23035280, but the characteristics and risks of suicide among adolescents and adults are very different, and we can provide adolescent and adulthood systems It can be concluded. Neurobiological differences Significant differences in signaling between adolescents and adult suicide victims (acid, PKA and protein, number of BDNF) The hippocampus changed between suicide teenagers. The brain is another organ that can be bad and repairable.

Every year in the United States thousands of young people died of car accidents and illnesses rather than themselves. Teenagers commit suicide every 90 seconds. Suicide is the third most common cause of death among children aged 15-25. Suicide accounts for 12% of the adolescent and youth group's mortality rate. Men are more likely to commit suicide than females. Suicide is successful, attempted suicide attempt by young people will be 5 to 100 times. More than 5% of teenagers are about to commit suicide Most teenagers trying to commit suicide are in a severe depression. This depression may be caused by two main factors. ... Read more ... Because of these images, some people think that they can not become beautiful in their own way, their self esteem is low. Another factor is that parents ignored teenagers. Most families have two working parents. Today 's parents rarely go home, they have little or no time to talk with their children. In some cases, young people may not be able to get the good work they need. For example, you will get "A" in the test, or hit a home run in a baseball game. Children may feel that their parents do not understand when they try to express feelings of depression or failure. This will help to ignore this feeling Some suicide attempts are caused by family problems. A young man who recently divorced parents or lived separately may think that this situation is causing and is inferior. A youth orally or physically abused by parents may feel uncomfortable and commit suicide. These medicines can change their moods and may make teens think about ending their lives. Because this person is in poor state of mind, these suicides are mostly accidents. These are the most sad Suicide is thought to be the third most common cause of death among young people after accidents and murder. According to Kahn (2016), about 38,000 people in the United States died of suicide. Suicidal behavior occurs in adolescence in many situations. One of the circumstances is a family factor. These factors include parent's death or loss of divorce, family suicidal behavior history, parent's psychopathology, family discord and abuse. These conditions lead to puberty attempts and actual suicidal behavior In general, suicide and boy's suicide are serious problems in the world. Since adolescent suicide is one of the leading cause of death in the world, we must understand the difference between young suicide and adult suicide. There are several psychology, sociology and epidemiological studies on why young people commit suicide, but they lack neurobiological research. In order to learn more about this important topic we decided to consider the following section. The difference in hippocampus between adolescents and adult suicide victims hopes that suicide will be quickly prevented by scanning. (#Simplifyingdepressionscience) Understanding neurobiology behind suicide seen in adolescents In general, suicide, especially suicide in adolescence is a serious problem all over the world. As adolescent suicide is the third most common cause of death in the world, we need to understand the differences in the character of suicide between adolescents and adults. There are psychology, sociology and epidemiological studies on why young people commit suicide, which is one of the few neurobiology studies. I confirmed this chapter https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23035280, but the characteristics and risks of suicide among adolescents and adults are very different, and we can provide adolescent and adulthood systems It can be concluded. Neurobiological differences Significant differences in signaling between adolescents and adult suicide victims (acid, PKA and protein, number of BDNF) The hippocampus changed between suicide teenagers. The brain is another organ that can be bad and repairable.

Emotional regulation is an important issue as emotional regulation results in normal behavior and maladaptation results in abnormal behavior. These exciting conditions are storage rooms that store energy. And it may have both strong vitality and efficiency, as well a strong mental life chaos. In many cases, even people with high intelligence can not control their emotions and people with general intelligence can effectively and harmonically manage their emotions. It is called "emotional business" During an emotional period, individuals deal with the challenge and release a lot of energy to help him complete the very difficult tasks he can not do under normal circumstances. Emotions stimulated the people and let him overcome the drowsiness situation. However, emotions may be a major obstacle to coordination many times. A human being is regarded as a rational person. But under the rule of emotion, people behave like immature. Due to serious changes in critical systems such as the heart, lungs, brain, there are even many people collapsing due to serious emotional awakening. Organs are numb, sometimes even death. Many changes can also occur in the psychological process. People may have many anomalies such as anxiety, phobia, obsessive compulsive disorder, hysteria and so on. Emotions may interfere with studies and people's career studies. Some people lose their ability to infer, and their ability to control behavior is hindered, so emotions can lead to crime. Therefore, emotional management and management is very important for an adjusted life. In addition to revealing these difficult emotions, this study also suggests that short-term adverse effects on children after divorce are caused by academic decline, poor psychological adjustment, social and emotional adjustment, and negative Contains self concepts. In the case of high confrontation, the four-way analysis is a long-term study of a small number of children in adulthood such as low happiness, low socioeconomic status, poor health condition, poor emotional relationship It was shown that the risk of influence is high. Your parents, especially their fathers, have a higher risk of divorce at their marriage Risk of mental complications Many studies have evaluated the level of depression and anxiety in children with learning disabilities, but few attempts have been made to identify factors related to changes in mood regulation. Two hypotheses about emotional regulation of people with learning disabilities are evaluated in most literature. The first hypothesis is that some subtypes of learning disabilities are at high risk of depression and other emotional problems. For example, Brumback and Staton (1983) hypothesized that learning disorders including right hemispheric dysfunction may be neurologically related to depression. Likewise, Rourke and his colleagues (Rourke, Young, Leenaars, 1989; Rourke, 1988) are concerned with subtypes of "nonverbal learning disabilities" that may subject people to risks of greater anxiety and depression I explain. There is a big difference in the emotional adjustment of people with learning disabilities. Fuerst, Fuerst, Fisk, and Rourke (1989) used Q factor analysis with Child Personality Scale to identify emotional subtypes of children with learning disabilities. They established three groups: one with normal psychosocial adjustment (about 55% of the sample), one with significant internalized psychopathology (20% sample), And sample)

Emotional regulation is an important issue as emotional regulation results in normal behavior and maladaptation results in abnormal behavior. These exciting conditions are storage rooms that store energy. And it may have both strong vitality and efficiency, as well a strong mental life chaos. In many cases, even people with high intelligence can not control their emotions and people with general intelligence can effectively and harmonically manage their emotions. It is called "emotional business" During an emotional period, individuals deal with the challenge and release a lot of energy to help him complete the very difficult tasks he can not do under normal circumstances. Emotions stimulated the people and let him overcome the drowsiness situation. However, emotions may be a major obstacle to coordination many times. A human being is regarded as a rational person. But under the rule of emotion, people behave like immature. Due to serious changes in critical systems such as the heart, lungs, brain, there are even many people collapsing due to serious emotional awakening. Organs are numb, sometimes even death. Many changes can also occur in the psychological process. People may have many anomalies such as anxiety, phobia, obsessive compulsive disorder, hysteria and so on. Emotions may interfere with studies and people's career studies. Some people lose their ability to infer, and their ability to control behavior is hindered, so emotions can lead to crime. Therefore, emotional management and management is very important for an adjusted life. In addition to revealing these difficult emotions, this study also suggests that short-term adverse effects on children after divorce are caused by academic decline, poor psychological adjustment, social and emotional adjustment, and negative Contains self concepts. In the case of high confrontation, the four-way analysis is a long-term study of a small number of children in adulthood such as low happiness, low socioeconomic status, poor health condition, poor emotional relationship It was shown that the risk of influence is high. Your parents, especially their fathers, have a higher risk of divorce at their marriage Risk of mental complications Many studies have evaluated the level of depression and anxiety in children with learning disabilities, but few attempts have been made to identify factors related to changes in mood regulation. Two hypotheses about emotional regulation of people with learning disabilities are evaluated in most literature. The first hypothesis is that some subtypes of learning disabilities are at high risk of depression and other emotional problems. For example, Brumback and Staton (1983) hypothesized that learning disorders including right hemispheric dysfunction may be neurologically related to depression. Likewise, Rourke and his colleagues (Rourke, Young, Leenaars, 1989; Rourke, 1988) are concerned with subtypes of "nonverbal learning disabilities" that may subject people to risks of greater anxiety and depression I explain. There is a big difference in the emotional adjustment of people with learning disabilities. Fuerst, Fuerst, Fisk, and Rourke (1989) used Q factor analysis with Child Personality Scale to identify emotional subtypes of children with learning disabilities. They established three groups: one with normal psychosocial adjustment (about 55% of the sample), one with significant internalized psychopathology (20% sample), And sample)

Understand the risks of multiple diseases and symptoms in the adult through the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute (NIH) Do you know that nearly ten people newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes are overweight? If you are overweight, reducing some weight can help you better control your diabetes. Obesity trends, economic impacts, national planning and other resources for health care workers * Overweight is defined as a body mass index (BMI) of 25 or more, and obesity is defined as a BMI of 30 or more 1NHLBI Adult Overweight and Obesity Management: A Systematic Review of the Obesity Expert Panel. [PDF - 5.89 MB] Clinical guidelines for identification, evaluation and treatment of overweight and obesity in adults. [PDF-1.25MB] 3 Bhaskaran K, Douglas I, Forbes H, dos-Santos-Silva I, Leon DA, Smeeth L. Risk of body mass index and the risk of 22 specific cancers: A cohort study of 524 million British adults. Lancet 30th August 2014; 384 (9945): 755-65. Doi: 10.1016 / S0140-6736 (14) 60892-8. Epub August 13, 2014 4 Kasen, Stephanie, etc. "Female obesity and psychopathology: a prospective study for 30 years" International Journal of Obesity 32.3 (2008): 558-566 5 Ruppino, Floriana S., et al. "Overweight, obesity, depression: a systematic review and meta-analysis of longitudinal studies." General Psychiatry Archive 67.3 (2010): 220-229 6 Roberts, Robert E. et al. "Prospective relationship between obesity and depression: evidence from research in Alameda County" International Journal of Obesity 27.4 (2003): 514-521 According to the World Health Organization (WHO), about 1.6 billion adults over the age of 15 were overweight, at least 400 million adults were obese and at least 20 million people were obese. Children of unsatisfied age are overweight for five years. Experts believe that as the current trend continues until 2015, approximately 2.3 billion adults become overweight and more than 700 million people become obese. The seriousness of the obesity problem has serious consequences for individual and government health systems. Obesity is a problem as obesity increases the health of individuals as it increases the risk of many diseases and health conditions. Obesity means that your body's fat is too risky to endanger your health. However, obesity is not an opinion at all. Excessive body fat can cause many diseases. Over the past 10 years, obesity and overweight are a global problem People with overweight or obesity will face many health problems, bad consequences and concerns. In fact, being overweight or obese increases the risk of those suffering from many diseases and health conditions. Unfortunately, the US obesity rate is rising. With this statistic, an incredible cost has been incurred. Researchers found that men who measured up to 10% of waist circumference were 20 times more likely to develop type 2 diabetes than men with a minimum waist circumference reduction rate of 10%. In addition, waist measurements help predict that people with low or normal weight are more likely to develop diabetes. Because obesity is at high risk of developing several chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease, high prevalence of overweight and obesity affects the health of the population in the United States (2). Reducing obesity is considered a public health priority from the health, medical expenses and longevity impact 4. Individuals will work together to achieve realistic weight loss goals such as: up to 2 pounds per week, 10% of baseline body weight, or cardiovascular risk factors (high blood pressure, high fat 3 to 5% symptoms and hyperglycemia in case of bloody), then baseline weight. (Evaluation: strong, urgent)

Understand the risks of multiple diseases and symptoms in the adult through the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute (NIH) Do you know that nearly ten people newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes are overweight? If you are overweight, reducing some weight can help you better control your diabetes. Obesity trends, economic impacts, national planning and other resources for health care workers * Overweight is defined as a body mass index (BMI) of 25 or more, and obesity is defined as a BMI of 30 or more 1NHLBI Adult Overweight and Obesity Management: A Systematic Review of the Obesity Expert Panel. [PDF - 5.89 MB] Clinical guidelines for identification, evaluation and treatment of overweight and obesity in adults. [PDF-1.25MB] 3 Bhaskaran K, Douglas I, Forbes H, dos-Santos-Silva I, Leon DA, Smeeth L. Risk of body mass index and the risk of 22 specific cancers: A cohort study of 524 million British adults. Lancet 30th August 2014; 384 (9945): 755-65. Doi: 10.1016 / S0140-6736 (14) 60892-8. Epub August 13, 2014 4 Kasen, Stephanie, etc. "Female obesity and psychopathology: a prospective study for 30 years" International Journal of Obesity 32.3 (2008): 558-566 5 Ruppino, Floriana S., et al. "Overweight, obesity, depression: a systematic review and meta-analysis of longitudinal studies." General Psychiatry Archive 67.3 (2010): 220-229 6 Roberts, Robert E. et al. "Prospective relationship between obesity and depression: evidence from research in Alameda County" International Journal of Obesity 27.4 (2003): 514-521 According to the World Health Organization (WHO), about 1.6 billion adults over the age of 15 were overweight, at least 400 million adults were obese and at least 20 million people were obese. Children of unsatisfied age are overweight for five years. Experts believe that as the current trend continues until 2015, approximately 2.3 billion adults become overweight and more than 700 million people become obese. The seriousness of the obesity problem has serious consequences for individual and government health systems. Obesity is a problem as obesity increases the health of individuals as it increases the risk of many diseases and health conditions. Obesity means that your body's fat is too risky to endanger your health. However, obesity is not an opinion at all. Excessive body fat can cause many diseases. Over the past 10 years, obesity and overweight are a global problem People with overweight or obesity will face many health problems, bad consequences and concerns. In fact, being overweight or obese increases the risk of those suffering from many diseases and health conditions. Unfortunately, the US obesity rate is rising. With this statistic, an incredible cost has been incurred. Researchers found that men who measured up to 10% of waist circumference were 20 times more likely to develop type 2 diabetes than men with a minimum waist circumference reduction rate of 10%. In addition, waist measurements help predict that people with low or normal weight are more likely to develop diabetes. Because obesity is at high risk of developing several chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease, high prevalence of overweight and obesity affects the health of the population in the United States (2). Reducing obesity is considered a public health priority from the health, medical expenses and longevity impact 4. Individuals will work together to achieve realistic weight loss goals such as: up to 2 pounds per week, 10% of baseline body weight, or cardiovascular risk factors (high blood pressure, high fat 3 to 5% symptoms and hyperglycemia in case of bloody), then baseline weight. (Evaluation: strong, urgent)

Terror Management Theory (TMT) was developed by social psychologist Jeff Greenberg, Tom Pyszczynski, Sheldon Solomon in 1986 based on Ernest Becker's idea. TMT believes that humans share the self-protection tendency of living organisms in all forms of reproductive services, but our uniqueness in symbolic thinking will promote self-awareness and the ability to look back on the past and promote the ability to think about the future . This increases the awareness that death is unavoidable and can occur at any time for unexpected reasons and for controlled reasons. Recognition of death has created a potentially debilitating fear "managed" by the development and maintenance of a cultural worldview: humans share the reality of human construction by minimizing the existence of meaning and value Belief that you do. I am afraid. Every culture provides a meaningful sense of life by providing an explanation about the origin of the universe, the prescription of appropriate behavior, and the immortality guarantee of people who fulfill the cultural mission. The souls, heaven, sequelae and reincarnation associated with all major religions bring immortality. Symbolic immortality is obtained by being part of a great country, accumulating huge wealth, noteworthy achievements, and having children. Psychological tranquility also requires that individuals see themselves as valuable people in a meaningful world. This is achieved by social roles and relevant criteria. Self esteem is a personal meaning to meet or exceed these standards. Self-esteem anxiety cushioning has been established throughout the study, where improvement in self-esteem results in lower self-reported anxiety and physiological arousal. Making death important by making people think about their own death (or seeing the graphical depiction of death, interviewing in front of the funeral home, or unintentionally exposing the term "pointless" or "death") As well as positive reactions of others to strengthen efforts to protect the cultural world view by doing so, we will react negatively to various people This study verifies the existence of a cultural worldview and self-esteem by proveing ​​that the idea of ​​unconscious death is more easily recalled when cherishing cultural beliefs and self-esteem is threatened To do. TMT conducts empirical research (currently more than 500 studies) and is focusing on romance and interpersonal relationships including aggression, stereotype, structural and semantic needs, depression and psychopathology, political preference, creativity, and sexuality , Self-recognition, unconscious recognition, martyrdom, religion, group identity, aversion, relationship between person and nature, physical health, risks and legal judgment In 2015, Greenberg, Pyszczynski, and Solomon reviewed this extensive study and announced the "core worm" that supports Becker's central claim that the fear of death is "the main driving force of human activity" . Terror Management Theory (TMT) is a social psychology theory originally proposed by Jeff Greenberg, Sheldon Solomon, and Tom Pyszczynski and is summarized in their book "The Worms in the Core" I will. (2015) Although it suggests that basic psychological conflict arises from self-defense instincts, death is inevitable and recognizes that it is somewhat unpredictable. This confrontation creates terrorism and manages terrorism by incorporating cultural values ​​and symbolic systems that provide persistent meaning and value to life. Terror management theory is an empirically supported theory that explains self-esteem and the psychological function of culture. The theory suggests that people seek to maintain the belief that they are important contributors to meaningful space to minimize the terrible possibilities of their perception of their own mortality. Culture provides meaning to its members - the view of the world and the foundation of self-esteem to fulfill this terrorist management function. For

Terror Management Theory (TMT) was developed by social psychologist Jeff Greenberg, Tom Pyszczynski, Sheldon Solomon in 1986 based on Ernest Becker's idea. TMT believes that humans share the self-protection tendency of living organisms in all forms of reproductive services, but our uniqueness in symbolic thinking will promote self-awareness and the ability to look back on the past and promote the ability to think about the future . This increases the awareness that death is unavoidable and can occur at any time for unexpected reasons and for controlled reasons. Recognition of death has created a potentially debilitating fear "managed" by the development and maintenance of a cultural worldview: humans share the reality of human construction by minimizing the existence of meaning and value Belief that you do. I am afraid. Every culture provides a meaningful sense of life by providing an explanation about the origin of the universe, the prescription of appropriate behavior, and the immortality guarantee of people who fulfill the cultural mission. The souls, heaven, sequelae and reincarnation associated with all major religions bring immortality. Symbolic immortality is obtained by being part of a great country, accumulating huge wealth, noteworthy achievements, and having children. Psychological tranquility also requires that individuals see themselves as valuable people in a meaningful world. This is achieved by social roles and relevant criteria. Self esteem is a personal meaning to meet or exceed these standards. Self-esteem anxiety cushioning has been established throughout the study, where improvement in self-esteem results in lower self-reported anxiety and physiological arousal. Making death important by making people think about their own death (or seeing the graphical depiction of death, interviewing in front of the funeral home, or unintentionally exposing the term "pointless" or "death") As well as positive reactions of others to strengthen efforts to protect the cultural world view by doing so, we will react negatively to various people This study verifies the existence of a cultural worldview and self-esteem by proveing ​​that the idea of ​​unconscious death is more easily recalled when cherishing cultural beliefs and self-esteem is threatened To do. TMT conducts empirical research (currently more than 500 studies) and is focusing on romance and interpersonal relationships including aggression, stereotype, structural and semantic needs, depression and psychopathology, political preference, creativity, and sexuality , Self-recognition, unconscious recognition, martyrdom, religion, group identity, aversion, relationship between person and nature, physical health, risks and legal judgment In 2015, Greenberg, Pyszczynski, and Solomon reviewed this extensive study and announced the "core worm" that supports Becker's central claim that the fear of death is "the main driving force of human activity" . Terror Management Theory (TMT) is a social psychology theory originally proposed by Jeff Greenberg, Sheldon Solomon, and Tom Pyszczynski and is summarized in their book "The Worms in the Core" I will. (2015) Although it suggests that basic psychological conflict arises from self-defense instincts, death is inevitable and recognizes that it is somewhat unpredictable. This confrontation creates terrorism and manages terrorism by incorporating cultural values ​​and symbolic systems that provide persistent meaning and value to life. Terror management theory is an empirically supported theory that explains self-esteem and the psychological function of culture. The theory suggests that people seek to maintain the belief that they are important contributors to meaningful space to minimize the terrible possibilities of their perception of their own mortality. Culture provides meaning to its members - the view of the world and the foundation of self-esteem to fulfill this terrorist management function. For

This section is dedicated to presenting applied theories on new theories, experiments, methods, and human thought and behavior development. Developmental psychology is unique in its broad range - it bridges application and basic research - and clinical, cognitive, perceptual, sensory, social, moral, practical, educational, We will study biological, genetic and neurological aspects. The most breakthrough research in developmental psychology has increasingly established links between these content areas and has created new areas such as the development of cognitive neuroscience and the development of social cognition. This collaboration brings significant theoretical and methodological advances and provides important insight into the mechanisms that cause change. Therefore, this section actively encourages important work and cross-content work. Contributions to developmental psychology can take advantage of available scientific methods, including laboratory experiments, nature observations, clinical interviews, case studies, modeling, brain imaging, and electrophysiology. In developmental psychology, we regularly publish research topics that focus on new or rapidly developing research topics or disciplines. This article is chosen based on its scientific quality and theoretical and / or empirical innovation level. Developmental psychology welcomes the submission of the following article types: book reviews, simple research reports, case reports, clinical trials, conceptual analysis, corrections, data reporting, editing, general reviews, hypotheses and theories, methods, Mini review, opinion, original research, outlook, contract, review, professional task, systematic review, technical report All manuscripts must be submitted directly to the Department of Developmental Psychology and reviewed by associate editors and peer review editors of the special department. Articles posted in the Psychology section will benefit from the frontier impact and layered system after online release. Most influential publications judged by readers As authors of their own research, he will be invited by the editors to write articles on cutting-edge comments. We call this "democratic stratification". The authors chose the impact analysis of articles based on original research published in all Frontiers' specialized journals and sections. The main comments focus on the first discovery and place them in a wider context to address the broader community problem in all psychology Developmental psychology covers a wide range of fields such as psychology of education, psychopathology of children, forensic developmental psychology, child development, cognitive psychology, ecological psychology, cultural psychology and so on. Development psychologists influencing the 20th century include Urie Bronfenbrenner, Erik Erikson, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Barbara Rogoff, Esther Thelen, Lev Vygotsky. John B. Watson and Jean-Jacques Rousseau are often considered to provide the foundation of modern developmental psychology. In the mid-eighteenth century, Jean Jacques Rousseau depicted three developmental stages: Emile's baby (early childhood), puer (childhood) and adolescence: or education. Rousseau's idea was strongly influenced by educators at the time. Pediatric psychology is a subset of developmental psychology focusing on the life stage from birth to adolescence (about 12 to 13 years old). Adolescent psychology is also a subset of developmental psychology and focuses on the early adolescent development to adolescent youth in our later years (13-19). The theory of developmental psychology is an important field of research because it is the product of all adults experienced when they were children and when they were children. Therefore, developing psychological theory by studying infants, children, and adolescents will help to better understand adult thoughts. Developmental psychology involves psychological changes that occur throughout the life

This section is dedicated to presenting applied theories on new theories, experiments, methods, and human thought and behavior development. Developmental psychology is unique in its broad range - it bridges application and basic research - and clinical, cognitive, perceptual, sensory, social, moral, practical, educational, We will study biological, genetic and neurological aspects. The most breakthrough research in developmental psychology has increasingly established links between these content areas and has created new areas such as the development of cognitive neuroscience and the development of social cognition. This collaboration brings significant theoretical and methodological advances and provides important insight into the mechanisms that cause change. Therefore, this section actively encourages important work and cross-content work. Contributions to developmental psychology can take advantage of available scientific methods, including laboratory experiments, nature observations, clinical interviews, case studies, modeling, brain imaging, and electrophysiology. In developmental psychology, we regularly publish research topics that focus on new or rapidly developing research topics or disciplines. This article is chosen based on its scientific quality and theoretical and / or empirical innovation level. Developmental psychology welcomes the submission of the following article types: book reviews, simple research reports, case reports, clinical trials, conceptual analysis, corrections, data reporting, editing, general reviews, hypotheses and theories, methods, Mini review, opinion, original research, outlook, contract, review, professional task, systematic review, technical report All manuscripts must be submitted directly to the Department of Developmental Psychology and reviewed by associate editors and peer review editors of the special department. Articles posted in the Psychology section will benefit from the frontier impact and layered system after online release. Most influential publications judged by readers As authors of their own research, he will be invited by the editors to write articles on cutting-edge comments. We call this "democratic stratification". The authors chose the impact analysis of articles based on original research published in all Frontiers' specialized journals and sections. The main comments focus on the first discovery and place them in a wider context to address the broader community problem in all psychology Developmental psychology covers a wide range of fields such as psychology of education, psychopathology of children, forensic developmental psychology, child development, cognitive psychology, ecological psychology, cultural psychology and so on. Development psychologists influencing the 20th century include Urie Bronfenbrenner, Erik Erikson, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Barbara Rogoff, Esther Thelen, Lev Vygotsky. John B. Watson and Jean-Jacques Rousseau are often considered to provide the foundation of modern developmental psychology. In the mid-eighteenth century, Jean Jacques Rousseau depicted three developmental stages: Emile's baby (early childhood), puer (childhood) and adolescence: or education. Rousseau's idea was strongly influenced by educators at the time. Pediatric psychology is a subset of developmental psychology focusing on the life stage from birth to adolescence (about 12 to 13 years old). Adolescent psychology is also a subset of developmental psychology and focuses on the early adolescent development to adolescent youth in our later years (13-19). The theory of developmental psychology is an important field of research because it is the product of all adults experienced when they were children and when they were children. Therefore, developing psychological theory by studying infants, children, and adolescents will help to better understand adult thoughts. Developmental psychology involves psychological changes that occur throughout the life

Patients with schizophrenia show a high incidence of metabolic syndrome, which is associated with high mortality due to cardiovascular disease. The cause of metabolic syndrome in schizophrenia is multifactorial and may include unhealthy lifestyles such as antipsychotic medication, high level of stress and poor diet. Because poor diets can lead to metabolic abnormalities, the purpose of this review is to 1) diet patterns in schizophrenia patients, 2) relationships between these diet patterns and low metabolic properties, and 3) It is to clarify factors that may affect patterns From 1950 to November 1, 2011, searches were done on Pubmed, Cochrane Library, Scopus, Embase, Ovid, Psychoinfo, and the ISI network. By examining these databases, a total of 783 articles were discovered. After reviewing titles, abstracts or full text and applying exclusion criteria, we examined 31 studies on diet patterns and their effects on metabolic parameters of schizophrenia. Dietary deficiency in schizophrenia patients characterized by high intakes of saturated fats and low intake of fibers and fruits. This diet is likely to increase the risk of metabolic abnormalities. Data on possible causes of poor diet in schizophrenia are still small and contradictory Subjects with schizophrenia show poor diets, which in part lead to a higher incidence of metabolic abnormalities. Further research is necessary to clarify the cause of dietary deficiency and the influence of diet therapy on health improvement. Interestingly, research indicates that the link between schizophrenia and homicide may be regulated by substance abuse. In this study, "Systematic review and meta-analysis of schizophrenia and violence: schizophrenia", the author conducted a systematic review of surveys to investigate the risk of murder in schizophrenia and other psychiatric patients . Schizophrenia and other psychiatric disorders are related to violent and violent crimes such as homicide in particular. However, most of the excess risk is thought to be due to drug abuse coexistence. As with substance abuse, there is no psychosis. " Patients with schizophrenia show a high incidence of metabolic syndrome, which is associated with high mortality due to cardiovascular disease. The cause of metabolic syndrome in schizophrenia is multifactorial and may include unhealthy lifestyles such as antipsychotic medication, high level of stress and poor diet. Because poor diets can lead to metabolic abnormalities, the purpose of this review is to 1) diet patterns in schizophrenia patients, 2) relationships between these diet patterns and low metabolic properties, and 3) It is to clarify factors that may affect patterns A systematic randomized controlled trial of music therapy for psychiatric patients was recently conducted. Cochrane commented on the use of depression patients (Maratos et al., 2008) and people with schizophrenia and schizophreniform diseases (Mossler et al., 2011), interventions improved mood and psychopathology It is reported that it will be improved. These reviews also report that patients are participating in music therapy and participation, the dropout rate is low, indicating that music has the ability to maintain patient interest. In patients with schizophrenia, recently rhythm, musical mood, rhythmical outline, and lack of casual music memory have been reported. It is well known that melodic and rhythm perception and music memory can predict speech working memory, speech memory and facial emotion recognition in schizophrenic patients (Chandrashekaran, 2015). True sorrow can be avoided, but sad music is often heard Music therapy for mental disorders and mental health: undeveloped potential of Indian classical music

Patients with schizophrenia show a high incidence of metabolic syndrome, which is associated with high mortality due to cardiovascular disease. The cause of metabolic syndrome in schizophrenia is multifactorial and may include unhealthy lifestyles such as antipsychotic medication, high level of stress and poor diet. Because poor diets can lead to metabolic abnormalities, the purpose of this review is to 1) diet patterns in schizophrenia patients, 2) relationships between these diet patterns and low metabolic properties, and 3) It is to clarify factors that may affect patterns From 1950 to November 1, 2011, searches were done on Pubmed, Cochrane Library, Scopus, Embase, Ovid, Psychoinfo, and the ISI network. By examining these databases, a total of 783 articles were discovered. After reviewing titles, abstracts or full text and applying exclusion criteria, we examined 31 studies on diet patterns and their effects on metabolic parameters of schizophrenia. Dietary deficiency in schizophrenia patients characterized by high intakes of saturated fats and low intake of fibers and fruits. This diet is likely to increase the risk of metabolic abnormalities. Data on possible causes of poor diet in schizophrenia are still small and contradictory Subjects with schizophrenia show poor diets, which in part lead to a higher incidence of metabolic abnormalities. Further research is necessary to clarify the cause of dietary deficiency and the influence of diet therapy on health improvement. Interestingly, research indicates that the link between schizophrenia and homicide may be regulated by substance abuse. In this study, "Systematic review and meta-analysis of schizophrenia and violence: schizophrenia", the author conducted a systematic review of surveys to investigate the risk of murder in schizophrenia and other psychiatric patients . Schizophrenia and other psychiatric disorders are related to violent and violent crimes such as homicide in particular. However, most of the excess risk is thought to be due to drug abuse coexistence. As with substance abuse, there is no psychosis. " Patients with schizophrenia show a high incidence of metabolic syndrome, which is associated with high mortality due to cardiovascular disease. The cause of metabolic syndrome in schizophrenia is multifactorial and may include unhealthy lifestyles such as antipsychotic medication, high level of stress and poor diet. Because poor diets can lead to metabolic abnormalities, the purpose of this review is to 1) diet patterns in schizophrenia patients, 2) relationships between these diet patterns and low metabolic properties, and 3) It is to clarify factors that may affect patterns A systematic randomized controlled trial of music therapy for psychiatric patients was recently conducted. Cochrane commented on the use of depression patients (Maratos et al., 2008) and people with schizophrenia and schizophreniform diseases (Mossler et al., 2011), interventions improved mood and psychopathology It is reported that it will be improved. These reviews also report that patients are participating in music therapy and participation, the dropout rate is low, indicating that music has the ability to maintain patient interest. In patients with schizophrenia, recently rhythm, musical mood, rhythmical outline, and lack of casual music memory have been reported. It is well known that melodic and rhythm perception and music memory can predict speech working memory, speech memory and facial emotion recognition in schizophrenic patients (Chandrashekaran, 2015). True sorrow can be avoided, but sad music is often heard Music therapy for mental disorders and mental health: undeveloped potential of Indian classical music

Struggling for the Family "The most important thing about the family is that everyone loves each other." This excerpt comes from a book for children of Leslea Newman called "Heather Has Two Mommies". The purpose of this story is to show the children that all family members are not the same. Many of the reasons are controversial about raising parents of homosexuality, but they are based on Hitler's ancient beliefs, fears and prejudices that were used to kill homosexuals during the Second World War. Having a child and parents seems to be a basic human right or choice, but many people think that the government should have the right to discriminate against those who can not have children. In this research we discuss current concerns about the impact of parenting of same sex on child's development. Concerns about the difference between homosexuals and heterosexual parents are attracting great attention and attention because homosexual relationships and subsequent formation of families are widespread. We examined the gender identity, behavioral development, and adverse effects of social stigma on children identified as parents gay. The conclusion is that there is no serious development problem due to parent's orientation. Regardless of the family structure, positive development is the result of warmth and active parenting. Exploring the importance of lesbian couple research and lack of research on homosexual male couple Does homosexuality affect child-rearing? Most studies showed that homosexual parents did not lead to childhood gender identity disorder, cheating, psychopathology or homosexual behavior. These myths are common in the United States, they overwhelm people and harm homosexuality. Homosexual families are deemed to adapt to the norms of the middle class by accepting new options and not adopting new modes of family life, but by strengthening the "normal" and "desirable" categories. Queer may ask whether why a child is an indispensable element for all families and whether it is regarded as a necessary element of homosexuality and will lay down a family who voluntarily chooses to abandon his relativeship . Finally, do not you change the degree of emotional, sexual, and reasonable attachment between members and expand the space to reconfigure the number of participants? Traditionally, families are thought to be composed of heterosexual couples and their children, but modern society has many forms of family life. Homosexuals, regardless of whether they are single parents or couples, also form family units. Children are included in the family in all circumstances. Many children were born in previous families (Johnson & Piore, 2004), and many children were born in a former heterosexual marriage. - It is fair to be punished for loving homosexuals. The US Supreme Court ruled that the Constitution guarantees the right to same-sex marriage. Is this a good thing? Homosexuality is illegal in many countries. Leaders are imprisoned for homosexuality and even if they die, they even punish citizens. However, in the United States, gay marriage is allowed in many states. Some people agree with that, but others do not agree. Society also plays an important role in legalizing homosexual marriages.

Struggling for the Family "The most important thing about the family is that everyone loves each other." This excerpt comes from a book for children of Leslea Newman called "Heather Has Two Mommies". The purpose of this story is to show the children that all family members are not the same. Many of the reasons are controversial about raising parents of homosexuality, but they are based on Hitler's ancient beliefs, fears and prejudices that were used to kill homosexuals during the Second World War. Having a child and parents seems to be a basic human right or choice, but many people think that the government should have the right to discriminate against those who can not have children. In this research we discuss current concerns about the impact of parenting of same sex on child's development. Concerns about the difference between homosexuals and heterosexual parents are attracting great attention and attention because homosexual relationships and subsequent formation of families are widespread. We examined the gender identity, behavioral development, and adverse effects of social stigma on children identified as parents gay. The conclusion is that there is no serious development problem due to parent's orientation. Regardless of the family structure, positive development is the result of warmth and active parenting. Exploring the importance of lesbian couple research and lack of research on homosexual male couple Does homosexuality affect child-rearing? Most studies showed that homosexual parents did not lead to childhood gender identity disorder, cheating, psychopathology or homosexual behavior. These myths are common in the United States, they overwhelm people and harm homosexuality. Homosexual families are deemed to adapt to the norms of the middle class by accepting new options and not adopting new modes of family life, but by strengthening the "normal" and "desirable" categories. Queer may ask whether why a child is an indispensable element for all families and whether it is regarded as a necessary element of homosexuality and will lay down a family who voluntarily chooses to abandon his relativeship . Finally, do not you change the degree of emotional, sexual, and reasonable attachment between members and expand the space to reconfigure the number of participants? Traditionally, families are thought to be composed of heterosexual couples and their children, but modern society has many forms of family life. Homosexuals, regardless of whether they are single parents or couples, also form family units. Children are included in the family in all circumstances. Many children were born in previous families (Johnson & Piore, 2004), and many children were born in a former heterosexual marriage. - It is fair to be punished for loving homosexuals. The US Supreme Court ruled that the Constitution guarantees the right to same-sex marriage. Is this a good thing? Homosexuality is illegal in many countries. Leaders are imprisoned for homosexuality and even if they die, they even punish citizens. However, in the United States, gay marriage is allowed in many states. Some people agree with that, but others do not agree. Society also plays an important role in legalizing homosexual marriages.

Since violent video games like Mortal Kombat were developed, teenagers playing these games have become more aggressive than ever. For me, playing violent video games is not safe for these people, as they adversely affect these people. I believe that research on this topic will help understand the problems to avoid. I would like to know how violent video games can affect adolescent aggressiveness. Independent variables are violent video games, dependent variables are adolescent aggressiveness. In this monograph, as a basis for interpreting and predicting the short-term effects of violent video games, the long-term effects of violent video games, and changes associated with exposure, the Common Attack Model (GAM) I will pay attention. Violent video game. Also, by combining the two approaches based on the developmental psychopathology theory with a general attack model, you can understand how to predict long-term changes based on violent media exposure and other aggressive risk factors You can deepen. How children show differences Violent video games pose many dangers to children and young people. Check out the effects of violent video games and the psychological processes that these video games can affect players. Moderator to consider the relationship of effects of violent video games such as personal differences and game functions. II Influence of exposure to media But first, I reviewed the previous work on the effects of violent video games, point out various research methods to study the effects of violent video games. Then we explain in detail the general attack model and the ability to cope with development problems and integrate various research results inside and outside the field of media violence. The following section introduces three new studies on violent video games. Finally, there is a general discussion on some important issues such as development issues, failure of catharsis theory, public policy. Discussions on the psychological and behavioral impact of playing violent video games has recently led to violent video games that increase the positive influence of teens and this problem is currently being solved. However, other researchers have discovered that they do not have adverse effects or even plus (diarrhea) effects. In this research, we show that these different conclusions are mutually exclusive, and can be explained by the evaluation method and analytical method being used. We let teenagers make violent video games (Quake II) and measure anger before, during, and after the game. The result shows that some people have increased, some people decline, and the anger level of most people does not change.

Since violent video games like Mortal Kombat were developed, teenagers playing these games have become more aggressive than ever. For me, playing violent video games is not safe for these people, as they adversely affect these people. I believe that research on this topic will help understand the problems to avoid. I would like to know how violent video games can affect adolescent aggressiveness. Independent variables are violent video games, dependent variables are adolescent aggressiveness. In this monograph, as a basis for interpreting and predicting the short-term effects of violent video games, the long-term effects of violent video games, and changes associated with exposure, the Common Attack Model (GAM) I will pay attention. Violent video game. Also, by combining the two approaches based on the developmental psychopathology theory with a general attack model, you can understand how to predict long-term changes based on violent media exposure and other aggressive risk factors You can deepen. How children show differences Violent video games pose many dangers to children and young people. Check out the effects of violent video games and the psychological processes that these video games can affect players. Moderator to consider the relationship of effects of violent video games such as personal differences and game functions. II Influence of exposure to media But first, I reviewed the previous work on the effects of violent video games, point out various research methods to study the effects of violent video games. Then we explain in detail the general attack model and the ability to cope with development problems and integrate various research results inside and outside the field of media violence. The following section introduces three new studies on violent video games. Finally, there is a general discussion on some important issues such as development issues, failure of catharsis theory, public policy. Discussions on the psychological and behavioral impact of playing violent video games has recently led to violent video games that increase the positive influence of teens and this problem is currently being solved. However, other researchers have discovered that they do not have adverse effects or even plus (diarrhea) effects. In this research, we show that these different conclusions are mutually exclusive, and can be explained by the evaluation method and analytical method being used. We let teenagers make violent video games (Quake II) and measure anger before, during, and after the game. The result shows that some people have increased, some people decline, and the anger level of most people does not change.

Ancient Greek philosopher Plato said co-education created a sense of homosexuality. He advocates teaching men and women at the same institution, and there is no discrimination when awarding education. Cambridge University Professor of Developmental Psychopathology, Professor Simon Baron-Cohen, University of Cambridge University Trinity College Researcher "There is no overwhelming advantage in education in education, there is no major difference in research around the world - Professor Alan Smithers, director of education and employment at Buckingham University The girl 's civilized influence trained the rude "boys" and boys trained the girl' s character with a more relaxed attitude. This is a favorable situation for each other. - Parents of the cathedral school According to our experience, friendship schools are doing co-education in a very natural way. The reason is that the school has lots of activity, clubs and clubs, girls and boys are participating in a fun and well-managed environment. Because mixing is a by-product of the event, friendship develops naturally and truly. This friendly atmosphere continues into the classroom, allowing young people to express their opinions openly and confidently. For girls and boys, co-education provides a more realistic way to train young people to occupy their position naturally in a wider range of male and female communities. It helps to distribute misunderstandings of each gender into different gender and provides a good basis for the development of practical, meaningful and lasting relationships in posterity. School of coeducation co-education has also been very successful in the challenge of gender discrimination attitude. In many subjects of secondary schools, you can have a lot of discussion and discussion in the classroom. In a coeducational school, the views of women and men are explored in these discussions. This is a very important learning experience for all. By doing so, they understand that "equality" does not mean "identity" - men and women often have different opinions about the same problem, and each method can provide many I have that. Academically, it is important to note that the difference in the test scores between the male students and the girls students in the cathedral are the same. GC * A * / A The score is equally high for both males and females, indicating that men and women do not help others. On the other hand, the opposite is true, and both are present. Supporters of school education for men and women point to strict requirements on the academic advantages of these schools and point out that there are statistically significant differences in the test results. In fact, this difference is largely influenced by the socio-economic background of school students and the selectivity of intake. In our own case, the cathedral school proves that cooperative education can be academically successful, and has all social and personal developmental advantages. The concept of cooperative education is thought to have been introduced by the great Greek philosopher Plato. However, there are some obvious benefits, but the common education school system has several drawbacks. Below are some of the strengths and weaknesses of co-education. Advantages of co-education: One of the most obvious and natural advantages of the common education system is to promote sound competition between men and women. It is always a natural tendency to compete with opposite sex and be regarded as a winner. Therefore, the general education system is an excellent way to promote sound competition, which often leads to the best competition. Co-education has many advantages over gender-specific education, but it does not mean that gender-specific education systems are worthless. Isolated education systems also have their own advantages and benefits. It depends primarily on the students and the way they use the environment correctly. Because of the overall development of stude

Ancient Greek philosopher Plato said co-education created a sense of homosexuality. He advocates teaching men and women at the same institution, and there is no discrimination when awarding education. Cambridge University Professor of Developmental Psychopathology, Professor Simon Baron-Cohen, University of Cambridge University Trinity College Researcher "There is no overwhelming advantage in education in education, there is no major difference in research around the world - Professor Alan Smithers, director of education and employment at Buckingham University The girl 's civilized influence trained the rude "boys" and boys trained the girl' s character with a more relaxed attitude. This is a favorable situation for each other. - Parents of the cathedral school According to our experience, friendship schools are doing co-education in a very natural way. The reason is that the school has lots of activity, clubs and clubs, girls and boys are participating in a fun and well-managed environment. Because mixing is a by-product of the event, friendship develops naturally and truly. This friendly atmosphere continues into the classroom, allowing young people to express their opinions openly and confidently. For girls and boys, co-education provides a more realistic way to train young people to occupy their position naturally in a wider range of male and female communities. It helps to distribute misunderstandings of each gender into different gender and provides a good basis for the development of practical, meaningful and lasting relationships in posterity. School of coeducation co-education has also been very successful in the challenge of gender discrimination attitude. In many subjects of secondary schools, you can have a lot of discussion and discussion in the classroom. In a coeducational school, the views of women and men are explored in these discussions. This is a very important learning experience for all. By doing so, they understand that "equality" does not mean "identity" - men and women often have different opinions about the same problem, and each method can provide many I have that. Academically, it is important to note that the difference in the test scores between the male students and the girls students in the cathedral are the same. GC * A * / A The score is equally high for both males and females, indicating that men and women do not help others. On the other hand, the opposite is true, and both are present. Supporters of school education for men and women point to strict requirements on the academic advantages of these schools and point out that there are statistically significant differences in the test results. In fact, this difference is largely influenced by the socio-economic background of school students and the selectivity of intake. In our own case, the cathedral school proves that cooperative education can be academically successful, and has all social and personal developmental advantages. The concept of cooperative education is thought to have been introduced by the great Greek philosopher Plato. However, there are some obvious benefits, but the common education school system has several drawbacks. Below are some of the strengths and weaknesses of co-education. Advantages of co-education: One of the most obvious and natural advantages of the common education system is to promote sound competition between men and women. It is always a natural tendency to compete with opposite sex and be regarded as a winner. Therefore, the general education system is an excellent way to promote sound competition, which often leads to the best competition. Co-education has many advantages over gender-specific education, but it does not mean that gender-specific education systems are worthless. Isolated education systems also have their own advantages and benefits. It depends primarily on the students and the way they use the environment correctly. Because of the overall development of stude

This article explains the mental health status of children, adolescents, adults and elderly in high-income countries, middle-income countries and low-income countries. From the focus on psychopathology to researching individuals and communities to reduce stigma and to how to care for all individuals in abundant resources and poor resource situations, explain the social determinants of health. Also, the content of the extended nursing curriculum was discussed to incorporate mental health concepts into training at all levels to promote mental health research and to promote international cooperation on best practices . I am delighted to see CJNL focusing on nursing leadership. Bring changes to mental health and addiction. Through this question, while emphasizing the importance of tackling mental health issues towards society, while clarifying the continuing problem, while clarifying the ongoing problems, we will examine the outcomes of care of patients and their families We need to improve. Shame has always been considered an important task for mental illness. In recent years, the social dialogue on mental illness has changed drastically, but the assumption that stigma is decreasing does not hold true. Indeed, some people believe that this stigma has actually increased (Canadian Mental Health Committee, 2012). For many people, prejudice of psychosis (or their families) is often worse than disease itself (Canadian Mental Health Commission, 2012). Mental health is a global problem. Mental illness affects people of all races, classes, nationality. Acquisition of mental health resources is a global crisis that is compromised (or promoted) under the influence of various fields of society such as law, medical care, community, employment, interpersonal relationships and individuals. Psychosis is not a real illness, it only affects weak or shameful shame These shame penetrate these levels. This includes the release of mental health care by the government, dismissal of medical professionals or avoidance of mental illness, communities of the most dangerous members, and families behind secret walls. Provide the basic theory and principles of mental health care for clients experiencing mental disorders or situational crisis. This includes identifying resources for mental health management and discussing the interrelationships between physical and mental health disorders throughout the lifecycle. I explored the role of practical nurses in mental illness. Transition time from the role of NUPN A 116 to LPN 1 CR: 1 + 0 Precondition: The lowest level C of NUPN A 110 and the lowest level C of NUPN A 112 and the lowest level C of NUPN A 115 and the lowest level of NUPN A 110 L are P and NUPN A 112 L The lowest level is P and NUPN A 113 L, the lowest level is P. Registration restrictions: Register for practical nursing certificate course. Core: NUPN A 118 L. Grade mode: pass / fail special rate

This article explains the mental health status of children, adolescents, adults and elderly in high-income countries, middle-income countries and low-income countries. From the focus on psychopathology to researching individuals and communities to reduce stigma and to how to care for all individuals in abundant resources and poor resource situations, explain the social determinants of health. Also, the content of the extended nursing curriculum was discussed to incorporate mental health concepts into training at all levels to promote mental health research and to promote international cooperation on best practices . I am delighted to see CJNL focusing on nursing leadership. Bring changes to mental health and addiction. Through this question, while emphasizing the importance of tackling mental health issues towards society, while clarifying the continuing problem, while clarifying the ongoing problems, we will examine the outcomes of care of patients and their families We need to improve. Shame has always been considered an important task for mental illness. In recent years, the social dialogue on mental illness has changed drastically, but the assumption that stigma is decreasing does not hold true. Indeed, some people believe that this stigma has actually increased (Canadian Mental Health Committee, 2012). For many people, prejudice of psychosis (or their families) is often worse than disease itself (Canadian Mental Health Commission, 2012). Mental health is a global problem. Mental illness affects people of all races, classes, nationality. Acquisition of mental health resources is a global crisis that is compromised (or promoted) under the influence of various fields of society such as law, medical care, community, employment, interpersonal relationships and individuals. Psychosis is not a real illness, it only affects weak or shameful shame These shame penetrate these levels. This includes the release of mental health care by the government, dismissal of medical professionals or avoidance of mental illness, communities of the most dangerous members, and families behind secret walls. Provide the basic theory and principles of mental health care for clients experiencing mental disorders or situational crisis. This includes identifying resources for mental health management and discussing the interrelationships between physical and mental health disorders throughout the lifecycle. I explored the role of practical nurses in mental illness. Transition time from the role of NUPN A 116 to LPN 1 CR: 1 + 0 Precondition: The lowest level C of NUPN A 110 and the lowest level C of NUPN A 112 and the lowest level C of NUPN A 115 and the lowest level of NUPN A 110 L are P and NUPN A 112 L The lowest level is P and NUPN A 113 L, the lowest level is P. Registration restrictions: Register for practical nursing certificate course. Core: NUPN A 118 L. Grade mode: pass / fail special rate

But it is innovative. Because it is one of the first organizations to promote equality of homosexuals and to borrow ideas and practices from groups such as anti-war demonstrators and panthers. Ishigaki Rioto sets a precedent that demonstrates how gay communities can be powerful and decisive and encourages alienated individuals to challenge the acceptance of existing social norms. It also brought a big victory like APA to eliminate 'homosexuals' as a mental illness. The movements of LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) were due to the gay rights movement in the 1960s and 1970s, especially the riots in Greenwich Village, New York in 1969. This is a series of violent response to police attacks against bars that are popular bars for members of the LGBT community. The riot eventually led to several arrests, but they also increased the awareness of the struggle faced by members of the homosexual community. Stonewall Inn was recently awarded a landmark by the Landmark Protection Committee of New York City. Stonewall's Riot - On June 28, 1969, a group of transformed and gender-qualified customers called Stonewall Hotel in the popular homosexual bar at Greenwich Village became tired of the harassment of the police, took a position, caused a riot It was. These riots are often considered the beginning of the strange liberation movement in America. A riot occurred in Stone Wall Bar in New York in 1969 after the police raid. The Ishigaki Riota symbolizes the rights movement of homosexuals and is seen as the beginning of a new phase of gay liberation struggle. After these incidents, conversion therapy is increasingly being attacked. The enthusiasm for conversion therapy is increasingly focused on specifying homosexuality as a psychopathology of DSM. After years of criticism from homosexual activists and intense debate among psychiatrists in 1973, the American Psychiatric Association removed homosexuality as a mental disorder from the diagnosis of mental disorders and guidance on statistics. Advocates of this change used evidence from researchers such as Kinsey and Evelyn Hooker. Robert Spitzer, a psychiatrist who is a member of the APA nomenclature committee, played an important role in the events leading to this decision. The referendum was held in 1974 and the decision of APA was supported by a majority of 58%.

But it is innovative. Because it is one of the first organizations to promote equality of homosexuals and to borrow ideas and practices from groups such as anti-war demonstrators and panthers. Ishigaki Rioto sets a precedent that demonstrates how gay communities can be powerful and decisive and encourages alienated individuals to challenge the acceptance of existing social norms. It also brought a big victory like APA to eliminate 'homosexuals' as a mental illness. The movements of LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) were due to the gay rights movement in the 1960s and 1970s, especially the riots in Greenwich Village, New York in 1969. This is a series of violent response to police attacks against bars that are popular bars for members of the LGBT community. The riot eventually led to several arrests, but they also increased the awareness of the struggle faced by members of the homosexual community. Stonewall Inn was recently awarded a landmark by the Landmark Protection Committee of New York City. Stonewall's Riot - On June 28, 1969, a group of transformed and gender-qualified customers called Stonewall Hotel in the popular homosexual bar at Greenwich Village became tired of the harassment of the police, took a position, caused a riot It was. These riots are often considered the beginning of the strange liberation movement in America. A riot occurred in Stone Wall Bar in New York in 1969 after the police raid. The Ishigaki Riota symbolizes the rights movement of homosexuals and is seen as the beginning of a new phase of gay liberation struggle. After these incidents, conversion therapy is increasingly being attacked. The enthusiasm for conversion therapy is increasingly focused on specifying homosexuality as a psychopathology of DSM. After years of criticism from homosexual activists and intense debate among psychiatrists in 1973, the American Psychiatric Association removed homosexuality as a mental disorder from the diagnosis of mental disorders and guidance on statistics. Advocates of this change used evidence from researchers such as Kinsey and Evelyn Hooker. Robert Spitzer, a psychiatrist who is a member of the APA nomenclature committee, played an important role in the events leading to this decision. The referendum was held in 1974 and the decision of APA was supported by a majority of 58%.

Introduction Mind is an interesting element in human life not only because of its complexity and ability, but also due to its uncertainty. How did psychology start to understand so ambiguous and complicated things? Obviously, by observing and measuring the product of the cognitive processes occurring through the interaction between the outside world and the inside world. The term "cognitive process" is a fairly collective term referring to a series of psychological processes such as perception, thinking, speaking, acting, planning, and imaging (Ward, 2006). Eye tracking This method is used to study various cognitive processes, most notably visual and language processing. Eye gaze is related to personal attention focus. Therefore, by monitoring eye movements, you can investigate what kind of information is being processed at a specific time. With eye tracking, you can study the cognitive process in a short time. Eye movement is an online decision that reflects the duration of the task and provides us with insight as to how these decisions can be handled. Eye movement during reading provides an online index of cognitive processes behind language understanding. In fact, eyeball's attention to a specific word depends greatly on how easy it is to handle it. Vocabulary variables such as the frequency of vocabulary and predictability are based on misprints such as the recording period (for review, see Rayner, 1998, 2009), the reading technique (Ashby et al., 2005) and the difficulty of fonts It has a big influence on the factor (Rayner et al.). Al. , 2006; Slattery and Rayner, 2010) Alfred L. Yarbus, a psychophysicist, began researching eye movements in the 1960's. Since that time, research has linked eyes to many cognitive processes, emotional perception, developmental psychopathology and language processing, and user / consumer behavior and marketing strategies. Briefly, the instrument records the position and motion of the eye by tracking the light reflected from the cornea and provides insight into the autonomous processing of visual information for clinical and experimental applications. The latest eye tracking technology, such as SensoMotoric Instruments (SMI) gaze and eye tracking system, accurately records and reproduces the eye position and motion of subjects, programs such as SMI BeGaze exclude outliers, identify regions of interest (AOI) And organize the original data

Introduction Mind is an interesting element in human life not only because of its complexity and ability, but also due to its uncertainty. How did psychology start to understand so ambiguous and complicated things? Obviously, by observing and measuring the product of the cognitive processes occurring through the interaction between the outside world and the inside world. The term "cognitive process" is a fairly collective term referring to a series of psychological processes such as perception, thinking, speaking, acting, planning, and imaging (Ward, 2006). Eye tracking This method is used to study various cognitive processes, most notably visual and language processing. Eye gaze is related to personal attention focus. Therefore, by monitoring eye movements, you can investigate what kind of information is being processed at a specific time. With eye tracking, you can study the cognitive process in a short time. Eye movement is an online decision that reflects the duration of the task and provides us with insight as to how these decisions can be handled. Eye movement during reading provides an online index of cognitive processes behind language understanding. In fact, eyeball's attention to a specific word depends greatly on how easy it is to handle it. Vocabulary variables such as the frequency of vocabulary and predictability are based on misprints such as the recording period (for review, see Rayner, 1998, 2009), the reading technique (Ashby et al., 2005) and the difficulty of fonts It has a big influence on the factor (Rayner et al.). Al. , 2006; Slattery and Rayner, 2010) Alfred L. Yarbus, a psychophysicist, began researching eye movements in the 1960's. Since that time, research has linked eyes to many cognitive processes, emotional perception, developmental psychopathology and language processing, and user / consumer behavior and marketing strategies. Briefly, the instrument records the position and motion of the eye by tracking the light reflected from the cornea and provides insight into the autonomous processing of visual information for clinical and experimental applications. The latest eye tracking technology, such as SensoMotoric Instruments (SMI) gaze and eye tracking system, accurately records and reproduces the eye position and motion of subjects, programs such as SMI BeGaze exclude outliers, identify regions of interest (AOI) And organize the original data

There are hundreds of professions in the medical field, ranging from neurosurgeons to practical nurses. Psychiatry specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders, behavioral disorders, and mental disorders. The main purpose of psychiatrists is to help people eliminate problems and stress in the environment, thereby making it difficult to lead a normal healthy lifestyle. These problems can be caused by abuse, addiction, mental disorders, illness, or physical harm. The work of psychiatrists is to ensure that patients can maintain a healthy attitude and continue to prepare themselves. Psychiatrists may choose to focus on many subcategories of mental health, such as children and adolescents, elderly psychiatry, addiction. For example, an outpatient psychiatrist who is scheduled to make a reservation and is hospitalized regularly is very different from a psychiatrist working at a rehabilitation center or a hospital. The job content may vary for each setting, but education necessary to tackle mental health is extremely difficult. Like all health professionals, education that requires mental health work takes time and is almost very expensive. The educational process usually begins with an undergraduate course and a bachelor's degree for four years. After that, it is necessary to complete study of the medical department for 4 years. Over the past two years, clinical trials and psychiatry and internal medicine training are included. Eight years ago, ambitious doctors are required to complete a four-year internship to complete their residence and become a mature doctor. To specialize in psychiatry, you have to have at least 2 years of courses related to your field of study, and may depend more on accurate medical field. Finally, young doctors will take a license exam to get their medical license. Licenses will allow them to legitimately do medicine and start a long and valuable occupation. This may seem very visible Yes. Many psychiatrists continue to receive training for the first four years. They may study pediatric and adolescent psychiatry, old psychiatry, forensic psychiatry, administrative psychiatry, addiction psychiatry, emergency psychiatry, psychiatry in general medical care ("Advice / contact psychiatry "Psychosomatic medicine", mental retardation psychiatry, regional psychiatry and public health, military psychiatry and psychiatry studies. Some people choose psychoanalysis additional training at psychoanalyst • The decline of psychoanalysis (from the 1940s to the 1970s) for decades to psychiatry was a major change in the conceptualization of psychiatry, training and provision of nursing care. The emergence of medical models of biological psychiatric and psychiatric brain diseases, and the emergence of evidence-based (and short) psychotherapy (eg cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, and interpersonal therapy) gradually take on Floyd Replacing German model psychosis The philosophy of psychiatry explores philosophical problems related to psychiatry and psychiatric disorders. Dominic Murphy, a scientific and medical philosopher, has identified three areas of exploration in the philosophy of psychiatry. The first question concerns the use of psychiatry as a scientific research and the wider use of tools of scientific philosophy. In Part 2 we need to consider the concepts used in the discussion of mental disorders, such as the experiences of mental illness and the normative problems it poses. The third area contains the relationship and discontinuity between the mind philosophy and psychopathology. Antipsychotics refer to various minds and thinkers who challenge the medical concept of schizophrenia. Antipsychotics highlight the social background of mental illness and reestablish it as a label deviating from the diagnosis of schizophrenia. Antipsychotics represent psychiatrists themselves understanding schizophrenia in their field. One of the famous psychiatrists of this move

There are hundreds of professions in the medical field, ranging from neurosurgeons to practical nurses. Psychiatry specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders, behavioral disorders, and mental disorders. The main purpose of psychiatrists is to help people eliminate problems and stress in the environment, thereby making it difficult to lead a normal healthy lifestyle. These problems can be caused by abuse, addiction, mental disorders, illness, or physical harm. The work of psychiatrists is to ensure that patients can maintain a healthy attitude and continue to prepare themselves. Psychiatrists may choose to focus on many subcategories of mental health, such as children and adolescents, elderly psychiatry, addiction. For example, an outpatient psychiatrist who is scheduled to make a reservation and is hospitalized regularly is very different from a psychiatrist working at a rehabilitation center or a hospital. The job content may vary for each setting, but education necessary to tackle mental health is extremely difficult. Like all health professionals, education that requires mental health work takes time and is almost very expensive. The educational process usually begins with an undergraduate course and a bachelor's degree for four years. After that, it is necessary to complete study of the medical department for 4 years. Over the past two years, clinical trials and psychiatry and internal medicine training are included. Eight years ago, ambitious doctors are required to complete a four-year internship to complete their residence and become a mature doctor. To specialize in psychiatry, you have to have at least 2 years of courses related to your field of study, and may depend more on accurate medical field. Finally, young doctors will take a license exam to get their medical license. Licenses will allow them to legitimately do medicine and start a long and valuable occupation. This may seem very visible Yes. Many psychiatrists continue to receive training for the first four years. They may study pediatric and adolescent psychiatry, old psychiatry, forensic psychiatry, administrative psychiatry, addiction psychiatry, emergency psychiatry, psychiatry in general medical care ("Advice / contact psychiatry "Psychosomatic medicine", mental retardation psychiatry, regional psychiatry and public health, military psychiatry and psychiatry studies. Some people choose psychoanalysis additional training at psychoanalyst • The decline of psychoanalysis (from the 1940s to the 1970s) for decades to psychiatry was a major change in the conceptualization of psychiatry, training and provision of nursing care. The emergence of medical models of biological psychiatric and psychiatric brain diseases, and the emergence of evidence-based (and short) psychotherapy (eg cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, and interpersonal therapy) gradually take on Floyd Replacing German model psychosis The philosophy of psychiatry explores philosophical problems related to psychiatry and psychiatric disorders. Dominic Murphy, a scientific and medical philosopher, has identified three areas of exploration in the philosophy of psychiatry. The first question concerns the use of psychiatry as a scientific research and the wider use of tools of scientific philosophy. In Part 2 we need to consider the concepts used in the discussion of mental disorders, such as the experiences of mental illness and the normative problems it poses. The third area contains the relationship and discontinuity between the mind philosophy and psychopathology. Antipsychotics refer to various minds and thinkers who challenge the medical concept of schizophrenia. Antipsychotics highlight the social background of mental illness and reestablish it as a label deviating from the diagnosis of schizophrenia. Antipsychotics represent psychiatrists themselves understanding schizophrenia in their field. One of the famous psychiatrists of this move

Because Bondi did not feel guilty and rebellious against the victim and was manipulated and deceived, these behavioral characteristics indicated by Bondi made him a successful serial killer. These qualities are not only from his psychopathology, but also from his childhood. To avoid humiliation of unmarried and born children, the young mother of Bondi taught him that his grandparents were his parents and that she played the role of his sister (Bell) . Before he continued killing women in succession, Bondi told this and allowed us to tie two events together. Throughout history, continuous killers have brought the world troubled and bringing the nightmare to a cold reality. In order to answer the question as to whether serial killer was born or manufactured, it is necessary to decide what the serial killer is. Continuous murderers are usually defined as individuals who murder more than three people in a period of one month or more and the motives of the murder are usually defined as pause times ("cooling") between murder based on personal psychological pleasure It will be. There are two serial killers, an organizational serial killer and a disorderly serial killer. The systematic serial killer is very smart and has a plot of murder. They usually have murder weapons, they contract, they carefully leave no evidence, but take "souvenirs". Some people may also leave trademarks or exceptional clues to discard the detectives. Psychiatric patients are usually systematic continuous killers. Psychiatric patients usually know the difference between right and wrong. On the other hand, an unorganized serial killer kills people whenever there is a chance; they are cluttered, leaving clues like fingerprints, blood, and even semen. Psychiatric continuous killers are often confused with crime and are more likely to be arrested. These serial killers are often not in contact with society. Who is the best fictional serial killer ever? These are serial killers of TV programs and movies. Obviously, there are differences between serial killers and mass killers. Continuous murderers are individuals that kill people, track victims, and kill them with cold blood. Some of the most memorable movies and TV characters are continuous killers so do not forget to vote for your favorite people - and vote for those you do not like. You can also rearrange this list as needed or add a missing fictitious serial killer.

Because Bondi did not feel guilty and rebellious against the victim and was manipulated and deceived, these behavioral characteristics indicated by Bondi made him a successful serial killer. These qualities are not only from his psychopathology, but also from his childhood. To avoid humiliation of unmarried and born children, the young mother of Bondi taught him that his grandparents were his parents and that she played the role of his sister (Bell) . Before he continued killing women in succession, Bondi told this and allowed us to tie two events together. Throughout history, continuous killers have brought the world troubled and bringing the nightmare to a cold reality. In order to answer the question as to whether serial killer was born or manufactured, it is necessary to decide what the serial killer is. Continuous murderers are usually defined as individuals who murder more than three people in a period of one month or more and the motives of the murder are usually defined as pause times ("cooling") between murder based on personal psychological pleasure It will be. There are two serial killers, an organizational serial killer and a disorderly serial killer. The systematic serial killer is very smart and has a plot of murder. They usually have murder weapons, they contract, they carefully leave no evidence, but take "souvenirs". Some people may also leave trademarks or exceptional clues to discard the detectives. Psychiatric patients are usually systematic continuous killers. Psychiatric patients usually know the difference between right and wrong. On the other hand, an unorganized serial killer kills people whenever there is a chance; they are cluttered, leaving clues like fingerprints, blood, and even semen. Psychiatric continuous killers are often confused with crime and are more likely to be arrested. These serial killers are often not in contact with society. Who is the best fictional serial killer ever? These are serial killers of TV programs and movies. Obviously, there are differences between serial killers and mass killers. Continuous murderers are individuals that kill people, track victims, and kill them with cold blood. Some of the most memorable movies and TV characters are continuous killers so do not forget to vote for your favorite people - and vote for those you do not like. You can also rearrange this list as needed or add a missing fictitious serial killer.

In feminism Silvia Plus' autobiographical novel 'Bell Jar' in 'Bell', the reader learned that the adventure of a young woman in a male-dominated society would not allow her to achieve her true real possibility Another self, Sex Plath, Esther was driven to spiritual collapse and tried suicide numerous times. In many respects, the novel is a feminist text that develops around the struggle of young women to achieve her goals in a male-led society. Those in the vicinity of Esther do not accept her talent as a poet or writer but try to make her her more traditional feminine role. When I first read Sylvia Plath's novel "Bell jar", I thought it had nothing to do with feminism. I saw it through the prism of my experience and dyed it into crazy and shame stories. In any comment, society makes young women passionate about psychosis, and the existence of psychosis makes comments possible. In the same round, I do not think of Kanye West's slavery comments, I found that their sins can be seen outside the context of society insulting him for psychosis. It is not my duty to explain or identify diseases. But when I saw his whimsical soul marching in front of the camera as an enthusiast of psychopathology, I found that people who thought of using human physical pain were justified in some way I was afraid of it. Depression and suicide by Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar are often discussed in today's society but in the 1950's it was thought that it was dangerous and nothing about events such as suicidal feelings was mentioned. Silvia plus is famous for her poetry, but her essays are equally worthy of attention. According to Frances McCullough, The Bell Jar is a "pre-medicine, pre-pill, pre-female study" (Plath xiii) novel that focused on important issues that are not frequently discussed during this period. Half autobiographical novels include not only depression and suicide, but also human identity, feminism, and exploration of revival. Sylvia Plath is famous for her poems and her half autobiographical novel The Bell Jar. This is made with Victoria Lucas (Victoria Lucas, she is in the west side). Poetry in Ervia Plath's poetry and her novel "Belljar" highlights many of the important issues in Plath's own life, and both emphasize many different themes. Through the poet style of Plath 's confession and her semi - autobiographical novel, readers can understand the battle of Plath' s own identity and return to the fight against psychosis. This novel is as painful as the last poem written before her suicide on February 11, 1963.

In feminism Silvia Plus' autobiographical novel 'Bell Jar' in 'Bell', the reader learned that the adventure of a young woman in a male-dominated society would not allow her to achieve her true real possibility Another self, Sex Plath, Esther was driven to spiritual collapse and tried suicide numerous times. In many respects, the novel is a feminist text that develops around the struggle of young women to achieve her goals in a male-led society. Those in the vicinity of Esther do not accept her talent as a poet or writer but try to make her her more traditional feminine role. When I first read Sylvia Plath's novel "Bell jar", I thought it had nothing to do with feminism. I saw it through the prism of my experience and dyed it into crazy and shame stories. In any comment, society makes young women passionate about psychosis, and the existence of psychosis makes comments possible. In the same round, I do not think of Kanye West's slavery comments, I found that their sins can be seen outside the context of society insulting him for psychosis. It is not my duty to explain or identify diseases. But when I saw his whimsical soul marching in front of the camera as an enthusiast of psychopathology, I found that people who thought of using human physical pain were justified in some way I was afraid of it. Depression and suicide by Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar are often discussed in today's society but in the 1950's it was thought that it was dangerous and nothing about events such as suicidal feelings was mentioned. Silvia plus is famous for her poetry, but her essays are equally worthy of attention. According to Frances McCullough, The Bell Jar is a "pre-medicine, pre-pill, pre-female study" (Plath xiii) novel that focused on important issues that are not frequently discussed during this period. Half autobiographical novels include not only depression and suicide, but also human identity, feminism, and exploration of revival. Sylvia Plath is famous for her poems and her half autobiographical novel The Bell Jar. This is made with Victoria Lucas (Victoria Lucas, she is in the west side). Poetry in Ervia Plath's poetry and her novel "Belljar" highlights many of the important issues in Plath's own life, and both emphasize many different themes. Through the poet style of Plath 's confession and her semi - autobiographical novel, readers can understand the battle of Plath' s own identity and return to the fight against psychosis. This novel is as painful as the last poem written before her suicide on February 11, 1963.

The good news is that this site is designed to help parents and their uneasy children. Here, there are practical strategies and tools to help you manage your child's anxiety, regardless of whether your child is just beginning to develop symptoms or being diagnosed with anxiety disorder . The first step is to know more about anxiety - more about how it looks, how it works, and how to identify if there is a problem. If your child is diagnosed with anxiety disorder, you may prefer to go directly to the sick menu and click on the related illness. Anxiety is one of the most common mental health problems among children and adults and over 20% of children and adolescents affect throughout their life cycle. The young people you care about usually tend to be quiet and elegant, overlooked by parents, teachers, and coaches. Alternatively, others may be destructive and manifest and are displayed as children with attention deficit disorder or "bad". These two situations are causing young people to fail to get help they desperately need. Unfortunately, untreated anxiety can lead to depression, overlooked opportunities for work and relationships, increased use of drugs, and poor quality of life. Parents often say they know that their child's situation is different from a young age, but they do not immediately consider it a problem of anxiety. Some people wait for their children to "grow" and never expect their children to weaken over time. Other parents behave similarly as anxious behaviors, so we believe that anxiety behavior is normal. As a result, anxious children and adolescent parents often get confused about what to do, frustration, and overwhelming things. Parents play a vital role in helping children and adolescents control anxiety. When coping and courageous actions are rewarded and practiced at home, children and young people can learn to stand up against their fears, to assume a reasonable risk, and ultimately to gain confidence. Please check the next section and take the first step to becoming an anxious expert Young people who take disruptive and antisocial behavior have a poor parentage relationship and a history of parental negligence. A problem youth study shows that unsafe attachment and negative parentage relationships promote parental repression, high caution or uncertain reactions, casual and friendly and obvious psychopathology. These children can not trust their parents, get angry, accept morals of their parents, adjust emotions during childhood or adulthood (Elgar, Knight, Worrall, & Sherman, 2003). The relationship between parents and children is the most important among the various relationships that develop in people's lives. The quality of parent-child relationship depends on the parent's age, experience, self-confidence, parent's marriage stability, and the child's unique characteristics compared to the parent. Parental confidence is an important indicator of parent's ability. A mother who thinks herself as a valid parent is more competent than a mother who feels incompetent. In addition, mothers who think that they are effective tend to think that their babies are difficult to handle. Parent's age and past experience are also important. Older mothers are more sensitive to young children than younger mothers Parent-child relationship is the most important relationship in human life. As one of the earliest contacts for children, parental relationship sets criteria for everyone behind. An active parentage relationship can promote autonomy, curiosity, self-esteem, and better decision-making. Join life and improve your relationship with your child by building stronger communication. Also learn how to adapt parent-child relationship to time. One-on-one for each child. Taking time as a whole is essential. Also, you should keep time to concentrate on each child. One-to-one prioritization helps you connect with each child. In addition, it can help you concentrate on the personal strengths and talents of

The good news is that this site is designed to help parents and their uneasy children. Here, there are practical strategies and tools to help you manage your child's anxiety, regardless of whether your child is just beginning to develop symptoms or being diagnosed with anxiety disorder . The first step is to know more about anxiety - more about how it looks, how it works, and how to identify if there is a problem. If your child is diagnosed with anxiety disorder, you may prefer to go directly to the sick menu and click on the related illness. Anxiety is one of the most common mental health problems among children and adults and over 20% of children and adolescents affect throughout their life cycle. The young people you care about usually tend to be quiet and elegant, overlooked by parents, teachers, and coaches. Alternatively, others may be destructive and manifest and are displayed as children with attention deficit disorder or "bad". These two situations are causing young people to fail to get help they desperately need. Unfortunately, untreated anxiety can lead to depression, overlooked opportunities for work and relationships, increased use of drugs, and poor quality of life. Parents often say they know that their child's situation is different from a young age, but they do not immediately consider it a problem of anxiety. Some people wait for their children to "grow" and never expect their children to weaken over time. Other parents behave similarly as anxious behaviors, so we believe that anxiety behavior is normal. As a result, anxious children and adolescent parents often get confused about what to do, frustration, and overwhelming things. Parents play a vital role in helping children and adolescents control anxiety. When coping and courageous actions are rewarded and practiced at home, children and young people can learn to stand up against their fears, to assume a reasonable risk, and ultimately to gain confidence. Please check the next section and take the first step to becoming an anxious expert Young people who take disruptive and antisocial behavior have a poor parentage relationship and a history of parental negligence. A problem youth study shows that unsafe attachment and negative parentage relationships promote parental repression, high caution or uncertain reactions, casual and friendly and obvious psychopathology. These children can not trust their parents, get angry, accept morals of their parents, adjust emotions during childhood or adulthood (Elgar, Knight, Worrall, & Sherman, 2003). The relationship between parents and children is the most important among the various relationships that develop in people's lives. The quality of parent-child relationship depends on the parent's age, experience, self-confidence, parent's marriage stability, and the child's unique characteristics compared to the parent. Parental confidence is an important indicator of parent's ability. A mother who thinks herself as a valid parent is more competent than a mother who feels incompetent. In addition, mothers who think that they are effective tend to think that their babies are difficult to handle. Parent's age and past experience are also important. Older mothers are more sensitive to young children than younger mothers Parent-child relationship is the most important relationship in human life. As one of the earliest contacts for children, parental relationship sets criteria for everyone behind. An active parentage relationship can promote autonomy, curiosity, self-esteem, and better decision-making. Join life and improve your relationship with your child by building stronger communication. Also learn how to adapt parent-child relationship to time. One-on-one for each child. Taking time as a whole is essential. Also, you should keep time to concentrate on each child. One-to-one prioritization helps you connect with each child. In addition, it can help you concentrate on the personal strengths and talents of

The child's heart is waiting for the realization of knowledge, it is very delicate and fragile space. Every time touch, taste, sight, and sound, a small part of the brain is growing up. What is important for children's intelligence over the next few years is these early stimuli. Babies are born with knowledge genetically linked to these parents, but in the coming years it is essential to his development. Scientists are increasingly learning what to tell them when and how to talk to babies and deal with it. Child psychology is one of many areas of psychology, one of the most well-studied areas of expertise. This particular department focuses on the ideas and behavior of children from prenatal to adolescent development. Child psychology includes not only the growth of the child's body but also their psychological, emotional and social development. Today, psychologists are aware that children 's psychology is unique and complicated, but many people take different views when approaching development. The experts asked some of the larger questions in child psychology, such as whether initial experience is more important than later experience or whether nature and cultivation play a greater role in some aspects of development We will make a different response to. Developmental psychology covers a wide range of fields such as psychology of education, psychopathology of children, forensic developmental psychology, child development, cognitive psychology, ecological psychology, cultural psychology and so on. Development psychologists influencing the 20th century include Urie Bronfenbrenner, Erik Erikson, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Barbara Rogoff, Esther Thelen, Lev Vygotsky. John B. Watson and Jean-Jacques Rousseau are often considered to provide the foundation of modern developmental psychology. In the mid-eighteenth century, Jean Jacques Rousseau described three developmental stages: Emile's baby (early childhood), pool (childhood) and adolescence: or education. Rousseau's idea was strongly influenced by educators at the time. Freud's daughter, Anna Floyd is also an excellent psychologist, especially in the field of children and developmental psychology. Siegmund is a painter Lucian Freud and comedian, politician, grandfather of writer Clement Floyd, and a great grandfather of journalist Emma Freud, fashion designer Bella Freud and media giant, Matthew Floyd and Ryan Williams. One of the less-known interests of Freud is neurology. He was an early researcher on the theme of cerebral palsy, later called "cerebral palsy". He published several medical papers on this subject. He also showed that this disease had existed long before other researchers began paying attention and research. He also suggested that male cerebral palsy, first discovering that William Little was born with hypoxia was wrong. Instead, he thinks the complications of birth are only symptoms of the problem. It was not until the 1980s that his speculation was confirmed by more modern research institutions.

The child's heart is waiting for the realization of knowledge, it is very delicate and fragile space. Every time touch, taste, sight, and sound, a small part of the brain is growing up. What is important for children's intelligence over the next few years is these early stimuli. Babies are born with knowledge genetically linked to these parents, but in the coming years it is essential to his development. Scientists are increasingly learning what to tell them when and how to talk to babies and deal with it. Child psychology is one of many areas of psychology, one of the most well-studied areas of expertise. This particular department focuses on the ideas and behavior of children from prenatal to adolescent development. Child psychology includes not only the growth of the child's body but also their psychological, emotional and social development. Today, psychologists are aware that children 's psychology is unique and complicated, but many people take different views when approaching development. The experts asked some of the larger questions in child psychology, such as whether initial experience is more important than later experience or whether nature and cultivation play a greater role in some aspects of development We will make a different response to. Developmental psychology covers a wide range of fields such as psychology of education, psychopathology of children, forensic developmental psychology, child development, cognitive psychology, ecological psychology, cultural psychology and so on. Development psychologists influencing the 20th century include Urie Bronfenbrenner, Erik Erikson, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Barbara Rogoff, Esther Thelen, Lev Vygotsky. John B. Watson and Jean-Jacques Rousseau are often considered to provide the foundation of modern developmental psychology. In the mid-eighteenth century, Jean Jacques Rousseau described three developmental stages: Emile's baby (early childhood), pool (childhood) and adolescence: or education. Rousseau's idea was strongly influenced by educators at the time. Freud's daughter, Anna Floyd is also an excellent psychologist, especially in the field of children and developmental psychology. Siegmund is a painter Lucian Freud and comedian, politician, grandfather of writer Clement Floyd, and a great grandfather of journalist Emma Freud, fashion designer Bella Freud and media giant, Matthew Floyd and Ryan Williams. One of the less-known interests of Freud is neurology. He was an early researcher on the theme of cerebral palsy, later called "cerebral palsy". He published several medical papers on this subject. He also showed that this disease had existed long before other researchers began paying attention and research. He also suggested that male cerebral palsy, first discovering that William Little was born with hypoxia was wrong. Instead, he thinks the complications of birth are only symptoms of the problem. It was not until the 1980s that his speculation was confirmed by more modern research institutions.

In forensic psychology, crime profiling is one of the first things to consider. Criminal briefs are introduced in popular TV programs such as law, order and CSI. In many cases, these programs allow police to capture criminals based on criminal records presented by forensic psychologists. In one theory, policies rely on criminal analysis to capture criminals, educate the public about the possibility of crime, and confirm witness testimony. Crime profiling uses various methods to infer the criminal's career, behavior, and even the preference of the victim. Crime profiling is a research method, and many law enforcement agencies, especially the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), analyze elusive criminals by investigating criminal profiles. Analysis is usually based on the type and nature of the crime. Surveys are usually done on the whereabouts and occupations of perpetrators before, during and after certain crimes. - In prison, criminals are part of a gang member or a pool of gang victims. Race and culture seems to be the main factor of the prisoner's victim. When he enters the system, the prisoner may not be a racist, but the need for the survival of other prisoners may force them to accentuate these features. Information on crime profile. Some psychiatrists, criminologists, and psychologists believe that there are special features that separate psychological factors from one person to another. In this article I will explain that criminal analysis can help narrow down the list of suspect rape and homicide by identifying the type of person the investigator should look for. How much do you think he or she is using criminal analysis for the police? Crime profile ... and manage crime. Law enforcement agencies analyze criminal information and rely on investigators responsible for providing guidance and advice. Like technology advances, crime is also a crime, crime becomes more complex, organized and globalized (Laycock: 2008). With these advances in technology, opportunities for criminals to commit crimes have increased. The goal of criminal investigators is to reduce or eliminate these opportunities. Criminal investigation is the process that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) calls criminal investigation analysis now. Analysts and criminal investigators are well-trained and experienced law enforcement officers who investigate all aspects and details of unresolved violent crime scenes that have left some psychopathology. I will describe the characteristics of an excellent profiler. I will explain the five behavioral characteristics that can be collected from the crime scene. 1) number of crime plans, 2) degree of control used by offenders, 3) live emotional escalation, 4) risk level of both violators and victims appearance of crime scenes (chaotic organizational ). A brief explanation of the process explaining behaviors observed at the crime scene

In forensic psychology, crime profiling is one of the first things to consider. Criminal briefs are introduced in popular TV programs such as law, order and CSI. In many cases, these programs allow police to capture criminals based on criminal records presented by forensic psychologists. In one theory, policies rely on criminal analysis to capture criminals, educate the public about the possibility of crime, and confirm witness testimony. Crime profiling uses various methods to infer the criminal's career, behavior, and even the preference of the victim. Crime profiling is a research method, and many law enforcement agencies, especially the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), analyze elusive criminals by investigating criminal profiles. Analysis is usually based on the type and nature of the crime. Surveys are usually done on the whereabouts and occupations of perpetrators before, during and after certain crimes. - In prison, criminals are part of a gang member or a pool of gang victims. Race and culture seems to be the main factor of the prisoner's victim. When he enters the system, the prisoner may not be a racist, but the need for the survival of other prisoners may force them to accentuate these features. Information on crime profile. Some psychiatrists, criminologists, and psychologists believe that there are special features that separate psychological factors from one person to another. In this article I will explain that criminal analysis can help narrow down the list of suspect rape and homicide by identifying the type of person the investigator should look for. How much do you think he or she is using criminal analysis for the police? Crime profile ... and manage crime. Law enforcement agencies analyze criminal information and rely on investigators responsible for providing guidance and advice. Like technology advances, crime is also a crime, crime becomes more complex, organized and globalized (Laycock: 2008). With these advances in technology, opportunities for criminals to commit crimes have increased. The goal of criminal investigators is to reduce or eliminate these opportunities. Criminal investigation is the process that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) calls criminal investigation analysis now. Analysts and criminal investigators are well-trained and experienced law enforcement officers who investigate all aspects and details of unresolved violent crime scenes that have left some psychopathology. I will describe the characteristics of an excellent profiler. I will explain the five behavioral characteristics that can be collected from the crime scene. 1) number of crime plans, 2) degree of control used by offenders, 3) live emotional escalation, 4) risk level of both violators and victims appearance of crime scenes (chaotic organizational ). A brief explanation of the process explaining behaviors observed at the crime scene

The main position of psychiatry is that psychiatry has nothing to do with religion or spirituality. For a long time, people have always believed that religious beliefs and customs have pathological grounds, and psychiatrists have understood them from this perspective for a century. Religion is considered a symptom of psychosis. Jean Charcot and Sigmund Freud combine religion with neurosis. DSM 3 negatively portrays religion by suggesting that religious and spiritual experiences are examples of psychopathology. But recent research strongly suggests that for many patients religion and spirituality are resources that are useful for dealing with stress in life including diseases. Many psychiatrists now believe that religion and spirituality are important to the patient's life. The importance of spirituality in mental health is now widely accepted. As John Turbott [1] stated, the settlement between religion and psychiatry is important for the effectiveness of psychiatric practice. London's Royal College of Psychiatry has a special group of psychiatry and spirituality. The special request of American graduate school medical education university for psychiatrist training requires that all courses be provided with training with religious and spiritual elements that may affect mental health To do. The World Psychiatric Association recently established sections on psychiatry and religion. Lukoff et al. [2] proposed to include diagnostic entities for religious and psychological problems in accepted DSM 4. DSM 4, V 62.89 consists of three categories - ordinary religious and spiritual experiences; religious and spiritual problems leading to mental disorders; and mental disorders in religious and spiritual context. To the best of my knowledge, the Indian Psychiatric Association established a working group on psychiatric health and encouraged the Indian Medical Council to use the history of psychiatry as part of psychiatric evaluation. Nonetheless, the psychiatry world is not fully aware of the importance of religion and spirituality. Religion is not found in most psychiatric textbooks. Only a handful of psychiatrists are using religion and spirit in the treatment situation The National Mental and Mental Health forum lists spiritual and religious resources and organizations related to mental health. Some of these organizations are shown below. Address: National Mental and Mental Health Forum, 36 Greenacres, Hendon Lane, London, N3 3SF Chizuk Chizuk aims to support mentally disabled people and their families in the Orthodox Jewish community. They are engaged in groups, theater and art therapy, family support, friends, hospital visits of group caregivers, and advocacy activities. Tel: 020 8800 7494 Address: Chizuk, 91-93 Stamford Hill, London, N16 5TP E-mail: info@chizuk.org.uk Jewish Psychiatric Association (JAMI) People of the Jewish community get morbidly sick We promise to help you. Phone: 020 8458 2223 Address: Martin B Cohen Center, Gould Way, Deans Brook Road, Edgeware HA 8 9GL E-mail: info@jamiuk.org Website: www.jamiuk.org • Medical professionals should know the role spirituality and religion can play in mental health. Over the past few decades research on spirituality and mental health has dramatically increased. Despite several methodological criticisms in earlier studies, most literature shows that the relationship between spirituality / religion and mental health is positive 2. With substance abuse, in 12-step promotion therapy used in alcohol abuse, "spiritual awakening" eventually requires substance-dependent persons to function when awaking. It is effective. On the surface, spirituality expressed in various ways has a positive effect on mental health.

The main position of psychiatry is that psychiatry has nothing to do with religion or spirituality. For a long time, people have always believed that religious beliefs and customs have pathological grounds, and psychiatrists have understood them from this perspective for a century. Religion is considered a symptom of psychosis. Jean Charcot and Sigmund Freud combine religion with neurosis. DSM 3 negatively portrays religion by suggesting that religious and spiritual experiences are examples of psychopathology. But recent research strongly suggests that for many patients religion and spirituality are resources that are useful for dealing with stress in life including diseases. Many psychiatrists now believe that religion and spirituality are important to the patient's life. The importance of spirituality in mental health is now widely accepted. As John Turbott [1] stated, the settlement between religion and psychiatry is important for the effectiveness of psychiatric practice. London's Royal College of Psychiatry has a special group of psychiatry and spirituality. The special request of American graduate school medical education university for psychiatrist training requires that all courses be provided with training with religious and spiritual elements that may affect mental health To do. The World Psychiatric Association recently established sections on psychiatry and religion. Lukoff et al. [2] proposed to include diagnostic entities for religious and psychological problems in accepted DSM 4. DSM 4, V 62.89 consists of three categories - ordinary religious and spiritual experiences; religious and spiritual problems leading to mental disorders; and mental disorders in religious and spiritual context. To the best of my knowledge, the Indian Psychiatric Association established a working group on psychiatric health and encouraged the Indian Medical Council to use the history of psychiatry as part of psychiatric evaluation. Nonetheless, the psychiatry world is not fully aware of the importance of religion and spirituality. Religion is not found in most psychiatric textbooks. Only a handful of psychiatrists are using religion and spirit in the treatment situation The National Mental and Mental Health forum lists spiritual and religious resources and organizations related to mental health. Some of these organizations are shown below. Address: National Mental and Mental Health Forum, 36 Greenacres, Hendon Lane, London, N3 3SF Chizuk Chizuk aims to support mentally disabled people and their families in the Orthodox Jewish community. They are engaged in groups, theater and art therapy, family support, friends, hospital visits of group caregivers, and advocacy activities. Tel: 020 8800 7494 Address: Chizuk, 91-93 Stamford Hill, London, N16 5TP E-mail: info@chizuk.org.uk Jewish Psychiatric Association (JAMI) People of the Jewish community get morbidly sick We promise to help you. Phone: 020 8458 2223 Address: Martin B Cohen Center, Gould Way, Deans Brook Road, Edgeware HA 8 9GL E-mail: info@jamiuk.org Website: www.jamiuk.org • Medical professionals should know the role spirituality and religion can play in mental health. Over the past few decades research on spirituality and mental health has dramatically increased. Despite several methodological criticisms in earlier studies, most literature shows that the relationship between spirituality / religion and mental health is positive 2. With substance abuse, in 12-step promotion therapy used in alcohol abuse, "spiritual awakening" eventually requires substance-dependent persons to function when awaking. It is effective. On the surface, spirituality expressed in various ways has a positive effect on mental health.