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Murray And Engler: Personality Characteristics
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3 pages in length. Murray is quite insightful by stating "there is no personality characteristic that is not possessed and manifested at least occasionally, to a slight extent, by everyone," being that human beings have a tendency to put forth a better, somewhat contrived personality when in specific situations. This assertion is further supported by Engler, who cites Murray in Chapter V of her book entitled Personality Theories, by way of explicating the fundamental principles of Murray's theory on traits and personology. In essence, the external environment is a significant factor in the way in which people respond and behave in certain situations, such as social gatherings, legal proceedings and putting forth public figure images. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: TLCPernChar.rtf

Myers Briggs Type Indicator
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A 5 page paper that discusses the origins of the MBTI and its relationship to Jung's personality types. The writer identifies the personality types per Jung and according to the MBTI. The writer also briefly comments on the ethics of administering personality assessments. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: PGmbti.RTF

Myers/Exploring Psychology/Chaps. 1-9
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A 10 page research paper that summarizes the first 9 chapters of David G. Myers' Exploring Psychology, 6th Edition. The writer also offers a personal reaction to each chapter. No additional sources cited.
Filename: khmyers1.rtf

Mysteries of Language Acquisition: A Look at Feral Children
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This 12 page paper provides many case studies of feral children and children who have been raised with minimal human intervention. Language acquisition is studied and other psychological aspects of being separated from human society are discussed. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: SA227fer.rtf

Myth and Reality: Middle Adult Development
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A 4 page paper which examines what is myth and what is reality concerning middle age human development. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: RAmiddg.rtf

Napier And Whitaker's "The Family Crucible"
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6 pages in length. By following a family's therapeutic treatment through the various stages of healing, Napier et al (1988) are able to create a link between family relationships and the manner in which they impact the individual as both a member of that family and a separate entity. This obvious connection to anthropology enables the authors to continue applying such a concept even as the family structure continues to change; it becomes quite apparent that even though this was the case, there were issues within that particular family structure that also remained the same. Even within the relationship itself, individuals often do not embrace the same meaning. In one session, the family's position is noted as being highly indicative of inner turmoil. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: TLCFamCr.rtf

Narrative Therapy With Case Study
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An 8 page paper that begins by explaining what narrative therapy is, what premises it is founded on, what certain terminology means, like deconstruction, and how it works. The paper then incorporates a student-provided scenario of a family where there are many problems, so many the family and even members of the family are problem-saturated. Ideas about how the therapist will work with the family are included. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: PGnrthj.RTF

Nature v. Nurture/Environment Wins
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A 3 page research paper/essay that examines the nature v. nurture debate and argues in favor of nurture. The "nature versus nurture" debate has been going on now for over a century, as it began in the nineteenth century when a cousin of Charles Darwin, Francis Galton, came up with the idea of "improving" the human race through "selective breeding" (Hogenboom 1402). Since that time the pendulum has swung back and forth with either "nature" (that is, the influence of inherited traits) or "nurture" (the influence of the environment) being predominant among scholars. However, considering the latest research, the indications are that nurture is more important than nature in making us who and what we are. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: khnuwins.rtf

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