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A woman dresses women up as dolls, sedates them, and plays tea as her father had previously taken away her dolls. She was sexually abused by her father as a child, and he now abuses other little girls. The document analyzes her motives and how her actions seem to represent her trauma from abuse by her father as a child. It suggests therapy could help recover unconscious conflicts and change maladaptive beliefs formed due to the abuse.
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- 4. CRIMINDAL MINDS THE UNCANNY VALLEY โขSHE DRESSES LADIES UP AS DOLLS AND PLAYS TEA. SHE SEDATES THEM SO THEY ARE PARALYZED
- 5. HER FATHER TAKES HER DOLLS AWAY AND SO SHE STARTS KIDNAPPING WOMEN WITH THE LOOKS OF HER DOLLS AND PLAYS TEA.
- 6. SHE HAS BEEN SEXUALLY ABUSED BY HER FATHER WHEN SHE WAS A CHILD. HE NOW SEXUALLY ABUSES HIS CLIENTS WHICH ARE LITTLE GIRLS
- 7. CONNECTION
- 8. CONNECTION โข I DONโT KNOW IF SHE REALIZES WHAT SHE IS DOING. WHY SHE IS DOING THIS. IS SHE REMEMBERING THAT HER FATHER SEXUALLY ABUSED HER ? โข HER MOTIVES ARE BECAUSE AS A CHILD HER FATHER SEXUALLY ABUSED HER IS SHE CONSCIOUSELY AWARE OF THIS ? โข I BELIEVE THE DOLLS ARE REPRESENTING THE OTHER LITTLE GIRLS HE ABUSED. โข
- 9. CONNECTION โข HER FATHER IS STILL PUNISHING HER AS AN ADULT. KEEPING HER MEDICATED IN A TRANSE. โข SHE IS A VERY INTELLEGENT PERSON. SHE IS AN EXCELLENT SEAMSTRESS AND TO BE ABLE TO KIDNAP WOMEN. SEDATE THEM WITH AN I.V.
- 10. CONNECTION โขLEARNING โข Learning Relatively enduring change in potential behavior that results from experience โข Behaviorism Focus solely on directly observable behaviors or responses
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