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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder In Children And
Adolescents [ send
me this paper ] An 8 page paper. There are far fewer studies of
PTSD in children and adolescents than there are for adults. The literature
that is available suggests that post traumatic stress disorder may be more
prevalent than previously believed. This essay provides a general overview
of this disorder, incidence, traumatic events that may lead to PTSD,
symptoms and treatment. The writer also discusses why this is important
for educators. Bibliography lists 7
sources. Filename:
PGptsdkd.wps
Psychological Development In Adolescence
[ send
me this paper ] A 10 page paper discussing adolescence in general.
By far, the teen years are not all doom and gloom unless people around the
teen attempt to make them that way, but by the same token, adults have no
reason to tell teens that life never improves. Finishing up with the
hormone wash and gaining the life experience that enables the individual
to truly know who he is are freeing in the end, but both processes alone
can be devastating to the teen who has only limited adult support and the
safety net of a loving and accepting family. Bibliography lists 16
sources. Filename:
Adolesde.wps
Psychosocial Assessment of an Adolescent
[ send
me this paper ] This 16 page report discusses John Dorron, a white,
upper middle-class, 16 year-old who has had multiple and intense
psychosocial problems in his short life. His parents who divorced he was
nine. From the age of nine to 14, he had very limited contact with his
father, despite the fact that his father lived less than 20 miles from
John and his mother. John stabbed his 19 year-old half-brother when he was
12. He disappeared for four days once when he was 13. Only a month after
his disappearance he was arrested for public intoxication, possession of
cocaine, and vandalism and was taken to a juvenile detention center to
await a juvenile court appearance. This report describes his situation, a
proposed intervention, research supporting that type of intervention and
evaluation processes. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Filename: BWpsycho.wps
Rationale for a Student Assistance Program
[ send
me this paper ] A 13 page paper discussing the need for and
structuring of a Student Assistance Program (SAP) in the school setting.
There are many and varied programs available designed to help people of
all ages deal with the stresses of life and focusing specifically on drug
and alcohol abuse. Though many such programs exist, a feature common to
most is that they are not well known in the communities they serve.
Participation commonly is in the form of a "sentence" imposed by some
civil authority, and many individuals already have lived most of their
lives devoted to their specific addictions. Modeled on the Employee
Assistance Program (EAP) model, the SAP works to accomplish identification
and intervention much earlier, and on a voluntary basis in every case
possible. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Filename:
KS-SAPs.wps
Similarities and Differences of Midlife and
Adolescent Crises [ send
me this paper ] This 9 page paper examines the identity crisis in
adolescence and compares and contrasts it to the midlife crisis. The fact
that many parents go through their crises at the same time as their
adolescents is also discussed. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Filename: SA119mid.doc
Society's Role Models & Adolescent Girls
[ send
me this paper ] A 10 page paper discussing the effect media
depictions of role models have on adolescent girls. Bibliography lists 14
sources. Filename: Models.doc
Sociology Theories & "The Rebel Without a
Cause." [ send
me this paper ] (7 pp) Explaining crime and delinquency is a
complex task. A multitude of factors exist that contribute to the
understanding of what leads someone to engage in delinquent behavior.
While biological and psychological factors hold their own merit when
explaining crime and delinquency, perhaps sociology factors can make the
best effort to explain juvenile delinquency. Movie characters are used to
illustrate social theories. Bibliography lists 1 source. Filename: BBjvsc2R.doc
Spanking Verses Modern Forms of Behavioral
Modification [ send
me this paper ] A 5 page discussion of techniques for achieving
behavioral modification. Spanking as a form of correction is viewed very
differently by different people. The more traditional approach to child
rearing incorporates spanking as a mild form of punishment. Spanking is
employed as a means of correcting inappropriate behavior. The more
contemporary approach to child rearing, however, often views spanking as
an antiquated and cruel relict of our past. Many contend in fact that
spanking is ineffective in terms of instilling correct behavior in a
child. In many cases in fact spanking, although an effective deterrent of
earlier generations, is not the most preferred means of behavioral
modification in today’s environment. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Filename: PPspank.wps
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