Some of these approaches to therapy show healthy examples and perspectives originally developed to enlighten the patient or assist in overcoming unwanted behavior, but later become very un-ethical and abusive on Dr. Marvin’s behalf. Analysis of Traits and Features What About Bob focuses on two main characters. Bob is the patient who was passed along to Dr. Marvin for reasons that are made apparent shortly into the film. Bob Wiley is a middle aged man whom is stricken with fear of just about everything and has severe anxiety about normal everyday activities. He can barely motivate himself to leave home, without experiencing Panic attacks, an excruciating experience of terror; about half of panic-disordered patients develop the symptoms of agoraphobia (Gassner, 2004).
Bruises in intimate areas, unexplained genital bleeding, sexually transmitted infections and even pregnancy are all common signs of sexual abuse. In addition to this the service user may often become scared or tense when around others for example when a carer is helping them to wash and get dressed they may tense up and become more frightened and timid when the carer washes their intimate areas. This is a sign that they are expecting something bad to happen or that there is something happening to them that they are
What is a hazard? Hazard is everything that may put at risk the safety of the working staff or the general public that may come into contact with the organization and its operations. That hazard may include extension of cords running across the floor , that may be dangerous cause people might trip over them . Boxes and cartons stacked in front of the fire escapes , this area needs to be clear of obvious reasons . The fire door is locked , that may be fatal for the employees who might be trapped in a burning building .
Susana Rodriguez PS360: Applied Behavioral Analysis Unit 4 Project CASE STUDIES Professor Stacy Daniels 28 August 2012 Bobby's Case Bobby Kelly worries his dad as he behaves in a way that does not take into account the significance of looking after himself and his space. This makes Mr. Kelly think that this is problematical behavior and could be a sign of other possible issues. Therefore, wants help in escalating the logic of responsibility in the Bobby, by first looking after his room in terms of cleaning it frequently. This appears then to be a case of behavior modification. Identify the target behavior and describe that behavior in 1 or 2 sentences In this case Bobby’s behavior is the lack of following his parent’s
Lennie faced a lot of dilemmas in “Of Mice and Men” and Cosmo has faced some dilemmas in his show. Lennie was faced with the choice of doing right or wrong, the tricky thing is he doesn’t know the difference between right and wrong. He just remembers (sometimes) what George tells him. Lennie doesn’t know what is right and what is wrong so when a woman yells because he is pulling her hair too hard he covers her mouth and suffocated her. The reason he did this was because George told him not to mess with her and if he does he could get them in a lot of trouble and possibly ruin their dream of having a farm together.
They haven’t got him fixed with controls yet, and they’re trying to catch him off guard” (118). Chief is blaming McMurphy for the change in the schedules of the fog. He feels that’s they are punishing the rest of the ward for what one individual such as McMurphy. He’s worried that one of the times the ward gets fogged he’s going to wake up on the electroshock
Michael has also stated that he is under a lot of stress at home concerning financial obligations. Some staff members are quite concerned and suspicious that Michael may have suffered a relapse or is contemplating drug use. Prior to his recent revelation of not being able to relate to clients, Michael believed in the theory of self-disclosure. Some elements of self-disclosure that seemed to be successful in helping his clients were information sharing, modeling, and empathy building. It seemed his clients felt more at ease when they found out about Michael’s past, they felt as if they were not being judged and Michael could really relate to their pain and the ordeals they were going through trying to overcome their addictions and become productive members of
As far as discipline goes, there is no consistency between Gino and Denise’s styles and the two even argue about this in front of the children. This must be very confusing to Anthony. Also worth mentioning is that when Gino is home, he takes charge. Seeing this may have taught Anthony that men have more authority than women and may play a part in his behaviors with his
Bad enough for Joe, not only does drinking create problems within his home and his work, it effects his body mostly me for that matter. Drinking could cause several different problems being that of a little damage to more damage than anyone would want. It could create cell damage, enlargement of kidneys, and harm to the hormones that control the kidney function. The alcohol Joe is enriching his body in is making an ionic imbalance this is really bad for the metabolic process. With Joe being so stressed out all the time it gives him high blood pressure this makes me nervous that I’m going to get chronic kidney disease.
Professionals or businesspersons or people posing as them to over charge or be deceptive. Signs to look for – ‘new best friends’, unpaid bills, unusual activity in bank account, belongings/property going missing INSTITUTIONAL ABUSE Institutional abuse can normally occur in a care home, nursing home, acute hospital. Institutional abuse usually occurs when the individual needs of somebody are being ignored in favor of procedures and routines, this could be having times when they have to go to bed or get up early when they don’t won’t to, just so it suits others, having to share clothes, toiletries and not having individual ones. Institutional abuse can also include the follow, neglect, and physical abuse, sexual, verbal, discriminatory, psychological, emotional and financial abuse. Signs to look for – home not providing flexibility in choice of bed times, drink/food options and times when to have food, not providing enough toileting facilities, not helping clients