Using the scenario below: Provide a summary of the scenario. Decide on two theorists associated with studying person-situation interactions and apply their theories to the scenario. Isabella is a sophomore in college who is spending her Spring Break at Rocky Point for the first time. She drinks heavily, engages in se
How could you relate constructive developmental theory to the humanistic perspective, with the opinion/idea that the humanistic theory explains human development the best (versus other theories)?
Analyze how Carl Roger's humanistic and existential theories affect individual personalities. Explain how Carl Roger's humanistic and existential theories influence interpersonal relationships
What are the critical differences between Skinner's and Rogers' views of human nature and the role that psychology can play in human lives?
Cattellâ??s and Eysenckâ??s theories are derived from measurement rather than from clinical practice or intensive psychoanalysis. Are they more or less satisfying than previously discussed theories? Explain your answer. What features of Freudâ??s theory are missing from the theories of Cattell and Eysenck? Are those features
Compare and contrast the two theories of intelligence. Which do you think explains intelligence best? Be sure to back up your opinion with information and personal experience. Why do we consider several different theories of intelligence instead of deciding on the best theory?
What are the assumptions, reliability, validity and application of humanistic and existential personality theories?
I have been asked to Indicate the theoretical orientation with which I am most comfortable or most interested, and explain why this particular theory interests me. I have chossen to discuss (humanistic theory). I need to be able to answer: Are there any topics about personality that are intuitively important to you that your s
1. How do you apply a psychological theory to offender behavior? (i.e., schizophrenia). 2. How do you describe a clients background, current presentation, and behavior from a perspective that takes into consideration theories of offender and/or victim psychology to support your position. (i.e., exclusion/elimination).
*briefly describe the Cognitive Developmental Theories Pick one of the theories and describe why the chosen theory appeals to you, relate it to a developmental life stage or phase. Examples of life stages or phases may include marriage, parenthood, career, a return to school, empty nest, grand parenting.
Critics of Rogers theories maintain serious doubts that therapists can, or should, establish a relationship of unconditional positive regard in the case of dangerously violent persons. At best, his ideas may be applied only among a limited range of clients, specifically those suffering from the milder forms of neurosis. Ar
Define sexual predator and discuss contrasting personality theory traits on sexual predators. Provide approximately 600 words. No references required.
Describe the main differences between Spearman and Thurstone's theories of intelligence. How do the hierarchical theories attempt to "bridge the gap" between these two theories?
Behavioral and Conitive Theories Like the cultural Utility, The key Figures, The key concepts, The Applicability
Please compare and contrast the four major approaches to clinical psychology: psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, humanistic, and family systems.
Synthesize the following personality theories: A. Sigmund Freud B. Carl Jung C. Alfred Adler D. Karen Horney Create your own personality theory: a. What would be the basis and why? b. How does this theory view human nature? c. Does it resemble or differ from the above theories?
Explain the basic aspects of humanistic theory that are incompatible with biological explanations of personality.
What are the main key concepts of Behavioral and Cognitive theories? Please cite your support for your response.
How are Behavioral and Cognitive theories applicable?
Do you think we can apply personality theories that were developed long ago to people today? Why or why not?
What are key concepts of Psychosocial and humanistic theories based on Erikson's psychosocial development theory/erikson's psychosocial crisis life cycle model - the eight stages of human development)
I am doing a paper on Dispsitional personality theories Matrix. I have to prepare a paper analyzing the strenghts and limitations of the theories listed in explaining individual's behavior. I need to address teh following describing how dispositional theories affect individual personalities; explain how dispositional t
Need help compare and contrast recuperative circadian theory of sleep.
Hello. I am having trouble with these two questions. I cannot figure out how to answer them and I have done my all of my other homework for this class. Here are the 2 questions... 1. Analyze the major concepts of the humanistic approach. 2. Compare and contrast the theories of Rogers, Maslow, and Frankl.
Intelligence Testing Article Analysis ? Locate at least 4 articles concerning intelligence testing - please use articles with authors as there are many excellent books and journal articles on this subject. ? Use your selected articles for a paper. o Analyze at least two theories of intelligence related to the con
Can you explain the developmental stage of the humanistic theory of Maslow and Rogers as it relates to adulthood or being an adult? (at least 250 words).
Explain how humanistic/existential personality theories influence interpersonal relationships. 1. Holistic-Dynamic Theory 2. Person-Centered Theory 3. Existential Psychological Theory
The major figures that influence each theory, the key concepts that determine personality formation, and how each theory explains disordered personality. Evaluate each theory for its validity, comprehensiveness, applicability, and cultural utility.
Briefly describe the six major categories of developmental theories. Explain which category is most similar to your beliefs concerning development and why.
Discuss how the humanistic theorists ( Roger, Maslow,and Frankl) might respond to this question. I have been seeing my Doctor, who is a psychoanalyst. He thinks I need years of therapy to explore my id-ego conflicts, he said I need to regress back to my childhood repressions, (I don't know what that means) I have been feelin