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TREATMENT PLAN
Treatment Plan
Treatment Plan
Introduction
Many children suffer from the effects of child abuse and lack of parental care and in need of treatment. Just like other psychological interventions, treatment of children suffering from the effects of child abuse against them, and the prevention of child abuse should be based on ...
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ANALYZING PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS
Analyzing Psychological Disorders
Table of Contents
Introduction3
Discussion3
1. Eating Disorder3
Areas of the Brain Affected3
Causal Factors3
Associated Symptoms4
The Neural Basis4
Any Helpful Drug Interventions or Solutions4
2. Sleeping disorder4
Areas of the Brain Affected5
Causal Factors5
Associated Symptoms5
The Neural Basis6
Any Helpful Drug Interventions or Solutions6
3. Addiction6
Areas of the brain affected6
Causal Factors7
Associated Symptoms8
The Neural Basis8
Any Helpful Drug ...
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Child Neglect & Abuse
Child Neglect & Abuse
Child Neglect & Abuse
1. What Law Requires Mandatory Reporting? (And, what are the Provisions and/or Aspects of the Mandatory Reporting Law?)
The Law
The Child Abuse and Prevention Treatment Act - 1974 has made it mandatory to report any occurrence of child neglect or ...
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SPACING EFFECT AND CRAMMING
Spacing Effect and Cramming
Spacing Effect and Cramming
Spacing Effect
Herman Ebbinghous was the first person who identified the spacing effect more than a century ago. According to Ebbinghous, the study distribution over a session effects the assimilation of information in long-term memory. This effect is known as ...
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CHANGES IN SYNAPSES
Changes in Synapses
Changes in Synapses
Introduction
The synapse is a contact zone function that occurs between two neurons or between a neuron and another cell (muscle cell or sensory receptors). Changes in synapse induce learning. It ensures the conversion of an action potential in the pre-synaptic neuron into a signal in the postsynaptic cell. It is estimated that for some cell ...
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DEMENTIA
Dementia
Dementia
Introduction
Dementia generically refers to a state of chronic and progressive dysfunction of brain function that leads to a decline in cognitive abilities of the person. It is a term that is used to explain patients with damaged intellectual ability. People with dementia may no longer be able to ...
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ERIKSON'S THEORY.
Erik Erikson's Theory On Social Development
Erik Erikson's Theory On Social Development
Abstract
Although Erikson had “neither medical training nor an advanced degree of any kind except a certificate in Montessori education” (Fitzpatrick, 2007, p. 298), his contributions to psychology have transformed our understanding of human development and of ...
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CHILD ABUSE
Child Abuse
Child Abuse
Child Abuse, Neglect, and Maltreatment
Victim logy and crime prevention cut across many fields of study, including social services. Although the perpetrators of child maltreatment are not always prosecuted, the children who are abused and neglected are undeniably crime victims. They suffer the emotional trauma of victimization ...
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DSM-IV
Assignment 2
Assignment 2
Introduction
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (of the original English, Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) (DSM), published by the American Psychiatric Association (APA), is a manual of reference for classifying and categorizing diagnostic criteria and Statistical research of specific psychiatric disorders. (Bliese and ...
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BRAIN FUNCTION AND AI
Brain Function and Artificial Intelligence
Brain Function and Artificial Intelligence
Introduction
The purpose of this paper is to explore the human brain, its composition and its functioning. Different scientists and researchers have been trying for years to explore the functions that brain performs. After several years of research ...