Psychology Club Case Study

Students are nominated by their teachers and guidance counselors, and are judged on their intellectual engagement, creativity, and commitment to community. I was presented this award at the annual academic awards.

Psychology can be applied to everyday life in many ways. The three main ways Psychology applies to my life is through motivation and emotion, Stress and health and Psychological therapies. These topics of psychology are the ones that best describe my life. When most people think of psychology they think of therapists and psychological disorders. Psychology is much more than that and applies to everyone’s life in some form.

In Psychology 101, you learn about a personal fable; something that I have not lost. I have always wanted to change the world that I was destined for greatness and teaching elementary school students gives me that power. In the words of Nelson Mandela, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”

Everything we did in class was put towards winning this award, and the fact that I was the one picked is such an achievement for

I really enjoyed my activities this week. Shadowing my Task Supervisor during a therapeutic home visit was interesting. I loved her interaction with the foster family. She took the time out to interview each child and properly observe the children in their home setting. She also addressed any concerns or questions that the Foster Parents had.

Assist in organizing events with the Alumni Relations department. Collaborating with sponsoring companies for the Martin Luther King Breakfast which consisted Nicor and College of

Joe has schizoid personality disorder. Like many with schizoid personality, Jose does not seem inclined to feel the need to interact with people. It is not because of paranoia, but because these people genuinely like to be alone and don’t show many emotions. To help Joe one could recommend cognitive-behavioral and group therapy. Cognitive side of the therapy would consist of talking to Jose about his feelings. Especially focusing on any positive feelings that he can remember. The behavioral part would be teaching Jose social skills by role-playing or exposure techniques.

Jaylene Kelley is a school psychologist that serves our school district through a special services cooperative that provides services to 17 school districts in north central Oklahoma. Jaylene has 15 years of experience as a School Psychologist and has primarily served small, rural schools through the cooperative since becoming a School Psychologist.

The City of Brea is a wonderful place with great employees who are always working hard to uphold and provide excellent customer service to the community! Being such a great organization, it is difficult for one employee to stand out from the crowd and be noticed for providing service that goes over and above the call of duty. I believe Christian Hillman is an employee who on a daily basis delivers exceptional work performance throughout the organization and enhances the daily work lives of other employees and the community. It is my great pleasure to nominate Christian Hillman for the City of Brea’s “All-Star” Award. He touches so many lives on a daily basis and through his work and attitude, leaves the person and situation in a better place than when he arrived!

They are solitary creatures who remain submerged for most of their time at sea making difficult to study their behavioural tendencies.

From what I could tell Mr. Cole deserved his award. His circumstances were choice, a homeroom of 4 students, of differing grades,but still a miniscule class. This was no cake walk, one of his students had a physical disability that made it difficult for him to hear what he taught. Mr. Cole took this in stride, working with the student outside of class to be sure that he retained everything he went over.

academic acheivemnt; support to senior citiznes; contributions to health-related initiatives; activities to stregthen children and families; embracing diversity;

Opportunities for the company are they continue to hire therapist, counselors, and case managers. They currently have completed eight clinical teams, which was their goal this year. In addition, they are working with Court Services to provide drug testing to those individuals who have been court ordered. They are taking a different approach to deliver services to individuals in need of Mental Health and Substance abuse treatment. They provide services anywhere in the individuals’ community by having their qualified staff go out to them. PsychSolutions believes that all children and their families deserve quality care. They philosophy and curriculum has demonstrated that when children receive appropriate care they thrive to become remarkable

Mrs. Winovich is presented with this award, because she is kind, caring, thoughtful, nice, and friendly to everyone she meets. There has never gone one single day when she came into school without a smile, and a wonderful attitude. Mrs. Winovich works hard every day to get us to understand the lesson, so as long as we listen to her we get an easy A as your grade. For example on your previous test she gave to 7th grade 90% of the students got mastery or higher. Mrs. Winovich is everything everyone should want to be. Without her this school wouldn't be the same. For all of these reasons Mrs. Winovich should be presented with the award of Best History Teacher In The World.

It can be presumed, due to their middle class status, that Regina’s mother was receiving proper pre natal care and had access to the proper nutrition for healthy development of the child. Regina was receiving proper nutrition as long as her mother was eating well although, if she was not eating well before her pregnancy that would lead to her having to change her eating habits to accommodate the baby. If Regina’s mother did not change the way she was eating for her baby to receive the proper nutrients, then this could have caused Regina’s “physical, socioemotional, and intellectual development to be compromised” (Broderick & Blewitt, p55). There is a possibility that Regina’s mother was drinking during her pregnancy as a way to cope with her husband’s emotional and/or physical abuse. Two effects alcohol has on the fetus are metacognitive and language deficits which could explain Regina’s lisp and lack of understanding in regard to her moral actions (Broderick & Blewitt, 2015). Thus, it is more likely that Regina would have developed properly with access to prenatal care and proper nutrition.