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    with this career do? Define the career (e.g. A civil engineer designs bridges and roads). A psychiatric physician diagnoses mental disorders and prescribe treatments utilizing principle of psychiatry*. Psychiatrist are physicians who specialize in psychiatry and are certified to treat illnesses. * Psychiatry is the medical specialty devoted to the diagnosis, prevention, study, and treatment of mental disorders. These include various abnormalities related to mood, behavior, cognition, and perceptions

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    Therefore, this study supports other research in echoing the potential of rehabilitative measures to aid juveniles. Ermer, E., Cope, L. M., Nyalakanti, P. K., Calhoun, V. D., & Kiehl, K. A. (2013). Aberrant paralimbic gray matter in incarcerated male adolescents with psychopathic traits. Journal of the American Academy

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    diagnosed with the hyperactive-impulsive type a child needs to be seen as being very fidgety or on the go all the time, and engaging in physical activity that isn't appropriate for the setting that they are in. They also would have some signs of impulsivity that can include difficulty taking turns, interrupting people, and blurting out answers before the question is finished. Then there is the impulsivity sub-type. To be diagnosed with this, a child must show more symptoms from the impulsive list

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    Introduction There are many ways to explain the way a child is the way they are and why they act the way they do. One explanation is through intergenerational transmission. Intergenerational transmission is a process that leads to perseverance of one’s culture, can be selective, and is a bidirectional process (from parent to child or child to parent) (Scabini & Marta, 2006; Schonpflug, 2001). There are many different characteristics and/or temperaments that can be intergenerationally transmitted

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    health problems including addiction, anxiety, depression, learning difficulties and relationship issues in order to help individuals resolve their problems. Clinical psychologists predominantly work within hospitals, mental health groups and the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (Clinical | Careers, 2016). Clinical psychologists treat those whose thought patterns and behaviours are a threat to their own wellbeing and potentially a threat to others. By using techniques such as observation and

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    The illustration by Robert Smith was originally released in the December of 2012. It shows two parents looking at the news of a school shooting. The father figure says, “Guns cause all of this trouble!” To the direct right of the parents, there is a child playing a violent video game while shouting, “Kill them! Kill them all!!!(Smith Jr.)” This cartoon implies that children playing violent video games will lead to more violent shootings across the country. The political cartoon uses various elements

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    Recognizing the developmental aspect of juveniles as distinct from adults, the first juvenile justice system was established in 1899 in Illinois and which then led to the creation of the first child and adolescent psychiatry clinic in 1909, in Chicago. This clinic was specifically created to aid the newly formed family courts in their adjudication of wayward youth. Eventually all 50 states adopted these special courts to handle juvenile delinquency outside of the adult criminal courts. The goal of

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    majority of cases will start when the patient is a teenager. The mean age at onset is figured to be about 17 years of age. The distribution of cases appears 'to be asymmetrical with a skewness towards the higher ages (Theander, 1996). Recently, child

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    more in severity. The illness could affect the child performance to do well at school or to get along with friends and family members. Some times the illness could make them hurt themselves. There are several factors that cause bipolar symptoms Biological factors such as genetics, abnormal brain function anxiety disorders Factors such as poor family relations, parental rejection, stress burden and exposure to trauma since childhood places the child at high cognitive risk, which could potentially

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    disliked and to feel better about taking his medications and to be able to focus in school. It was the first time where I felt the medical team was treating the patient rather than focusing on treating his or her diseases and numbers. The aspects of psychiatry I find particularly fascinating are the patients and their stories, presentation of psychiatric illness, and the team oriented rapid recovery. Going into my student clerkship, I wasn’t sure of my expectations early third year. By the end of it,

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