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First Relationship Importance In Child Development
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A 5 page paper. The first relationship an infant has is with his or her mother or other primary caregiver. It is this relationship that will be the foundation for relationships the individual is able to develop throughout life. This is the foundation because it leads to attachment. Without it, children will develop attachment disorder. This essay discuses these issues and applies child development theorists to the firs relationship. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Five Models of Personality as it Relates to Health
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A 4 page overview of five models that attempt to explain how our personality can determine our relative health. Specifically, this paper discusses the interactional model, the transactional model, the health behavior model, the predisposition model, and the illness behavior model. No sources are listed.
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Five Theorists of Motivation
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6 pages. Many well-known psychologists have developed theories of motivation, and this paper takes a close look at five of these theorists. The theories of motivation discussed herein are those of Maslow, McGregor, Herzberg, McClelland, and Vroom. Their theories are popular in the workplace and serve well in developing the self as well as team building. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Fodor’s Language of Thought Theory
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A 5 page review of this theory of human thought and how it relates to language. Fodor argued that thoughts occur in a kind of mentalese. Fodor’s Language of Thought theory is interesting in its relation to the work of others in the field who argue over whether language is an innate or acquired characteristic and how animals and humans differ both in their ability to think and in their ability to verbally express those thoughts. This paper compares this theory to the Sapir Whorf hypothesis to conclude the Sapir Whorf hypothesis falls short refuting Fodor. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Four Human Development Questions
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4 pages in length. The writer briefly addresses four points of human development. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Four Varied Psychological Topics
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This 14 page paper addresses four diverse topics. The first is perceptual systems and how we might avoid misinterpretation. An example is provided. The second is a brief discussion of Freud's and Hobson's dream interpretation theories. A 'dream' is recounted with the writer discussing how each theorist might interpret it. The third topic is creativity and intelligence. Each is first briefly defined. The discussion then centers on how creative thinking and brainstorming might be used to solve a problem. The fourth topic is Maslow's Peak Experience. His hierarchy is identified with a longer description of the self-actualized person. An example of a peak experience is reported. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
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Frames of Mind
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An 8 page paper which presents an overview of Howard Gardner's book, "Frames of Mind" and then illustrates five strengths and five weaknesses within the book. No additional sources cited.
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Freedom In Childhood And Adulthood: Compare/Contrast
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3 pages in length. The stages of human development are replete with myriad lessons that serve to carry into later phases. Gaining independence is an especially important time for a child inasmuch as it is one of the most significant stepping stones from one stage to the next. However, frustration is present in abundance during this time as the child has a much more liberal concept of freedom than the parent, which often results in the child's quest for independence being temporarily thwarted. Other times, it is the child's own inability to coordinate mobility with desire that impedes his quest for freedom. Adult freedom, by contrast, may or may not be governed by another person or entity; just because an individual is over the age of eighteen does not automatically mean he or she has carte blanche freedom. No bibliography.
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