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Theory and Research in Group Behavior: Applicability to the Development of Good Practice in the Workplace
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A 7 page contention that the applicability of theory and research in group behavior is never more apparent than in the workplace. The workplace forms a social system. Social systems, of course, sometimes differ radically from culture but at the same time there are numerous similarities in these two classifications. One, in fact, often shapes the other. While this shaping process is gradual, it is never-the-less an important component of human life. The author of this paper asserts that this shaping process can also be artificially manipulated utilizing theory and research in group behavior. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Therapeutic Communication:
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This 5 page paper dicusses the book "Therapeutic Communication: Knowing What to Say and When" by Paul Wachtel. This paper refers to many of his methods and provides examples of how to institute his ideas into the therapeutic practice. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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Therapeutic Containment: Techniques and Application
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This is a 6 page paper discussing therapeutic containment. Therapeutic containment is a controlled and structured psychiatric therapy to help calm and stabilize children who experience anxiety, tantrums, insecurity or trauma. The idea for therapeutic containment is to provide the child with a temporary environment which will allow him to calm himself and feel safe and secure. Therapeutic containment is meant to be non-punitive and thus each technique is to allow temporary relief for the child in the hopes that the child will learn to internalize the feelings of containment into maturity. Containment techniques and skills include space manipulation in which children can be given a place to have a “time-out” if needed, routine management which will provide a structured environment in addition to the establishment of caretaker teamwork, rules, and at times, physical containment. Physical containment varies according to the child as holding a child who is upset may provide a calming effect on some, children who have been traumatized react more positively to containment techniques which involve some distance from adults. The reassurance therapeutic containment can give a child is beneficial to allowing the child time to experience feelings of safety and security needed in development. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Therapist - Clinical Supervisor Trainees
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A 5 page paper. The catalyst for this essay is a statement from A. Williams: "Trainees in the supervisory process sometimes are required to face their innermost and mysterious self." The question is how this statement reflects effective supervision. The writer discusses the statement in terms of knowing oneself and calls upon Freud's own self-analysis, which became the foundation for psychoanalysis. The limitations of self-analysis are discussed. The roles of the clinical supervisor are identified. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Therapy and Self Esteem
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A 5 page research paper that examines two forms of psychotherapy, cognitive-behavioral and narrative therapy, as to how they pertain to the treatment of low self-esteem. The writer contrasts and compares the basic stance of each discipline. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Therapy Session Critique
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A 20 page paper critiquing a therapy session with Rose, a concerned mother of a preschooler. Rose has approached Dr. Berenson for assistance with the problem of her five-year-old daughter waking during the night and expecting to spend the rest of the night with her mother. Dr. Berenson barely acknowledges the issue at hand, and never once does he offer Rose any practical, workable advice. Neither does he inform Rose that her problem is a common one, and that at her daughter's age it is approaching the point of curing itself. He interrupts Rose repeatedly. He does not listen, and he is impatient to gain control of both Rose and the session, not for the purpose of truly helping Rose, but more as a venue in which he can address his own needs for self-importance. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
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Thoughts on Personality Development
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A 5 page paper discussing possibilities of personality development not always addressed. As example, a common premise of the 20th century is that children are born inherently good but learn such qualities as dishonesty and aggression from the influences of the evil and corrupt society around them. The thinking person might ask why society is corrupt if everyone born is inherently good? Other topics are viral and chemical causes of mental illness, and the psychological problems faced by adults who were abused as children. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Three Person Motivation Case Study
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A 4 page paper that discusses three motivational theories: biological, psychosocial, and interactionist. The differences in the reasons each of three people are striving for a promotion are discussed. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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