Jason Has Always A Friendly Person

His attitude changed based on the environments he was in. The main setting in the book was unknown city. The unknown city was the birth place of TJ and it was where he grew. In his teenage years, he made bad decision, did everything the gangs want him to do. When he was 13 year old he was sent to the foster home care. There he had people who cared about him. After living in a loving home for two years, his mother suddenly wanted him back. When he went back the only way for him to survive his environment consequently is to join the gang. There wasn't much of a problem with his mother anymore. He has to fight to live.

In the incident when Jason appears with the police after the school shooting, the officer tells of the events, Jason’s apparent heroism, but the fact that Jason had killed another, despite the reasons behind it, he states “What I understand is that my son experienced murder in his heart, and chose not to rise above that impulse. I understand that my son is a murderer.”- Quote, Reg (Coupland, 2003, p.77)

He is a very outgoing individual that enjoys being the center of attention. So much that he must make sure that he is in front of a crowd each time he has a “vision”. He is also an attention seeking individual who is hardly ever seen to be alone, unlike his companion Gus, who seems to be more introverted. Shawn continually runs his mouth and likes to have his opinion be heard, even in more serious situations. Shawn Spencer is also capable of making friendships very easily almost like every person he encounters is drawn to him. Finally, extroverts usually have a lower baseline of arousal and tend to seek out new stimuli, which explains Shawn’s constant need to be involved in a new and exciting case each

Though Jason knows his children will leave him, he still makes sure he provides them with a little assurance so they do not initially suffer after they leave him.

Throughout the movie, Jordan displays most, if not all, of these traits. In the introduction scene, his narcissistic personality is obvious. He brags about his

Jason is described as very smart. His knowledge extends from the military to how to build something in a new way. One example is the snow-kart, which also shows how determined he is. He spent many hours trying to make the kart work, and he always had new ideas for it. When Pete decided to use it one day, Jason was hesitant to let him use it. He did not want to risk Pete’s life because he knew the kart was not quite finished. Another person the author characterizes as smart is Scotty. He knew a lot about the “nor’easter” when it was mentioned on the radio. He also proved to be correct when he suggested where to put the fire. Of his friends, he is the most athletic. Scotty is only a sophomore and he is on the basketball team already. The last way Scotty was characterized was as brave and loyal. He was willing to risk his life for his friend, even though he was already likely dead. Both of the people that I evaluated have great

Jason works well with others because his name is jason for darn sake they made a movie of that, (and a cool one too).

For example, he started a fight with the toughest kid in school who is way bigger and stronger than him. This implies that he is not willing to admit to himself that he isn’t always going to be the strongest person. Also, He refused to admit that Mike was stronger than him. This shows that he is unwilling to admit the truth to himself. In addition, he thought he was super popular until he went to the fight and came to his senses when he saw on his side stood 2 other people and the other side had five.

He feels like he's parents hate him on page 27. He says “They hate me.”He has a lot of weaknesses but ,he doesn't know it. He doesn't have positive strengths he only has negative strengths.

is resistant to change. While a part of him is truly trying to help Cory get into a

I hypothesize when utilizing reexperiencing with Jason it would benefit him regarding being able to fully assess the traumatic event he experiences while in combat. I would hypothesize Jason never fully assessed his feelings regarding the situation because during the event he was in combat which is a highly stressful situation. Being in combat would not have provided him with the opportunity to process what he just experienced.

The procrastinator, aggressor, and a chronic complainer are all example of difficult people and Jason is this person. Jason is a great person to hang around with, but he has some flaws. Jason likes to wait until the last minute to do his work. He also thinks that he is right about everything and nobody can tell him otherwise. Finally, Jason complains about every little thing such as his classes and relationship problems, little things that can easily be avoided. Despite all his flaws Jason is a great person to be around.

Jason is almost always able to be very empathetic towards other people, you can talk to him about anything, and he will understand your problem. when I was ten my bike broke and I was really distressed by this Jason was able to help me get over it by showing me that he understood why I was upset. This quality makes him extraordinary because it causes people to really enjoy being around him and to converse with

In discussions of The Ultimate Gift one controversial issue has been when Jason will receive his gift. On the one had, Red argues Jason must be patience and learn the value of hard work and he will be rewarded. On the other hand, Jason contends to know the gift he is working towards. In chapter three after Jason has a fit about Reds video, he flies out to Gus ranch to learn how to work. Jason overslept and Gus is already not happy with his attitude and work ethic so tears the fence post down to nonverbally show Jason he is disappointed. Jason understands Gus negative message so he starts putting in effort in and doing a good job. As Gus goes to get Jason he sees that the fence is put together well. It is apparent that Jason's attitude is positive

The movie, The Ultimate Gift, is a moving example of how one man, who while in search for the “ultimate gift,” actually learned and gained many more precious gifts along the way. Jason Stevens was a man on a mission to get to the big pay-off at the end of his quest but thanks to his wise grandfather Jason gained much more than just money. Throughout his journey in the movie Jason was taught and given the gift of hard work, the gift of love, the gift of friendship, etc. After learning and receiving these gifts, it was only then that Jason would receive and truly be able to appreciate the ultimate gift that his grandfather had waiting for him. Jason struggled to complete the tasks, but with the completion of each task, he then was motivated to move on to the next task. This motivation to achieve certain “gifts” and then move on to the next one is explained in Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. Maslow believed that people are motivated to achieve certain needs and then when the need is actualized then they will move on to the next one. The stages in Maslow’s Hierarchy are psychological, safety, social, esteem, and self- actualization. In The Ultimate Gift, Jason, in order to receive his grand prize, goes through stages within his missions that are very much like the steps in Maslow’s hierarchy of Needs.