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Conrad blames himself for his brother Buck's death in a boating accident and tries to commit suicide. He is now in therapy to address his guilt and depression. The therapist uses cognitive behavioral therapy techniques to help Conrad challenge his irrational beliefs and self-blame, accept things he cannot change, and change how he thinks about himself and relationships.
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Cognitive dissonance theory was developed by Leon Festinger in the 1950s after studying a UFO cult and earthquake rumors. The theory seeks to explain the psychological discomfort experienced when holding contradictory cognitions (ideas, attitudes, beliefs). Dissonance can be reduced by changing cognitions, acquiring new information, or minimizing the importance of cognitions. Understanding cognitive dissonance can help shape communication campaigns to curb harmful behaviors.
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This is how Dr, Frank Gunzburg's "How to Survive an Affair" book helped me save my marriage (after his affair)
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A 22-year-old female was first diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD) when she was 19-20 years old in college. She realized her erratic mood changes and impulsive behaviors in high school were symptoms of BPD. When first diagnosed, she felt like a damaged person who no one would want, but was also relieved to understand the cause of her dysfunction. She says her BPD most affects her decision-making and previously made her relationships unstable. Through therapy, willpower, and self-analysis, she has learned to control her emotions, improve her self-image, and let go of things instead of overreacting.
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This document contains multiple passages on different topics:
1) The first passage discusses effective long-term relationship strategies and argues that playing hard to get is not a good strategy for sustaining interest over time.
2) The second passage defines spiritual wellness and finding meaning and purpose in life events.
3) The third passage discusses the author's focus on details in their tarot cards and hoping readers find new meanings each time.
4) The remaining passages cover various unrelated topics such as marriage counseling programs, childhood experiences, giving partners space, and acts of selfless sacrifice.
Social Psychology Individual Journal FNBE 0814
This document contains a student's journal submissions for a social psychology course. It discusses various topics:
1) Motivation, describing intrinsic motivation as things done for enjoyment and extrinsic motivation as things done due to obligation. An example of intrinsic motivation is described.
2) Counterfactual thinking, which involves imagining alternative outcomes for past events. Upward counterfactuals involve regret over what could have been better, while downward counterfactuals provide relief over what could have been worse. Examples of both are given.
3) Self-fulfilling prophecy, where one's expectations shape one's actions and cause the expected outcome to occur. Examples of how expectations can negatively impact students, employees, and oneself are provided.
Chapter 13Feedback and ResolutionPaying attention to feedback .docx
Chapter 13
Feedback and Resolution
Paying attention to feedback is important. It is important to see failure as feedback. You
can learn much from what does not work. This first case is an example of this. The second case
shows the importance of avoiding failure by focusing on resolution rather than solution. Most
problems cannot be solved but they can be resolved.
Rather than feeling discouraged or disappointed when something does not work, be excited
that you are one step closer to resolving the problem. Ask yourself what can be learned from the
failure in terms of which components of the plan need to be discarded and which components
need to be altered. Presbury, Echterling & McKee (2008, p. 263) wrote, “So-called failure is
merely a message that what you have tried isn’t working. As it is with cybernetic ‘smart
missiles,’ negative feedback will give clues to the location of the target. The future is
teleonomic, so failure is simply a course correction in the general direction of success.” The
following story illustrates how failure can lead to success.
No Failure, Only Feedback
Robin’s parents had disowned her several weeks prior to her coming to see me. Robin grew
up in a very controlling family. When she went away to college, she developed problems with
anorexic behavior and panic attacks. Recently she had been plagued with memories of bad
experiences from her childhood. During our first session, I said very little. I listened as she told
me her story. I suggested an assignment of writing down the memories as they came to her and
bringing those to the next session.
In our second session, as we looked through the record of her memories, the clear theme was
fear. She feared disappointing her parents, being a failure and being abandoned. She heard two
voices in her head; one voice told her that she was going to fail, and the other voice told her that
everything would be okay. These voices created anxiety and instigated a need to flee. The result
was a panic attack.
I focused on her desire to run away and asked what would happen if every time she began
this series—feeling afraid, hearing the voices and wanting to run away—she would mentally
hide behind a thick piece of plate glass until the fear subsided. We experimented with Robin
focusing on several of the memories that had caused panic attacks. As she went through feeling
afraid, hearing the voices and reaching the point of wanting to run away, she would mentally
hide behind the plate glass. As she sat in my office, this procedure worked; she was able to calm
down and remain calm rather than experiencing a panic attack. Robin felt confident that this
would work and promised to use it each time she began to feel afraid.
When Robin came in the next week, she was discouraged because, even though the
technique had worked in my office, it had not worked outside. She had experienced several
panic attacks during the week.
During our session, she began to talk about her grandmother and how her gr ...
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