The authors did determine that the substance abusing individuals did not have a proper way of coping with their anger and determined that this was problematic; hence the need for the Forgiveness Therapy. The authors did determine that the lack of anger management skills and the previous used skills were inadequate and triggered further negative emotions such as depression, anxiety, self-esteem, and violence. In the article the authors did move from topic to topic and not just from one citation to another; the authors did rely on sound research in the field but did not overly rely on it to make their point. The authors were able to ascertain that individuals in the past have tried to rely on the techniques they have used in the past to avoid relapse, but these have remained to fail them in the end. Individual substance abuse clients have benefitted from the forgiveness therapy, the research shows.
I know there are already 3 other approved medications out there but I respect these 2 men for having the courage to test this new medication that is being tested on alcoholics. By them taking this and people studying their results, this can possibly save many lives in the near future or keep families together as well as help people find themselves again. Tom and Adam proved that by taking these medications it helps them and does not give them the urge to consume alcohol. They showed that even though you may take the wrong path, somewhere down the road you can fix it and become who you wanted to
Stopping is hard as the addcitive substance alters thinking patterns in the brain o drug use continues even though they know no reward is coming. They effectively have no self control. This means they have shorter periods of abtinacne. One of the strengths of the disease model addiction is that there is supporting reaearch. Volkow gave Ritalin to a group of participants he found that some of the participents enjoyed the experience while others didn’t.
In addition, researchers should avoid citing new references in the Discussion (Pryczak, 2008). The author of tis research cited new research on EFI scores that had not been previously cited. In research articles, the authors should discuss specific implications regarding the discoveries in research (Pryczak, 2008). The researchers state “FT may prove effective in the future because it moves to the heart of the matter for some clients. Deep hurts borne out of unfair treatment seem to play a part in substance use and abuse,” (Lin, 2004).
Brass and Burkhardt (1993), suggested upcoming investigation covering the study at both the micro and macro stages of examination. In the case of Olekalns and Smith (2009), the limitations found were the accepting of disappointment in mediation would be additionally amplified by investigation that prolongs opportunity of disappointment further than insignificance matters. Another limitation was that the authors were not capable to identify whether disappointment caused feelings of nervousness and hopefulness, or whether these feelings caused disappointment. Olekalns and Smith (2009) described further possible research in the feelings that can be influenced clarify the relationship between feelings and disappointment, and a methodical exam of how the feelings stability and the inevitability expressive disappointment influence. In the last article, Wiltermuth and Flynn (2013) also, find that the study measures clearness of ethical decision with respect to right performances versus right ethical quandaries.
The argument against the use of stimulants is valid and presents a solid argument. In retrospect, I feel that the use of the stimulants present complications that out weight the use of the drug. The behavior issues that teachers find in a classroom are not always related to the individual suffering from ADHD, but are a behavior issue that one can correct over time. The fix-it-now society wants something done immediately rather than addressing the issues and finding other means to correct the
Our aim is to make people more aware that Anorexia is a mental health issue and cannot be cured by just a change in diet. Do you think that Anorexia cases are more or less common in developing countries? (Correct Answer; Less Common) In this graph we can see that the participants were undecided on the correct answer. This shows us that people are unaware of the implications of the pressures of living in a developed
The management of the therapist’s counter transference, through the containment of the group’s projections, is related to positive therapeutic outcome. Self-awareness and self-care are crucial in counter transference management. Regular consultation with a co-therapist or supervisor/consultant can also be very useful. (Association, 2007) I have found it very difficult to research the effectiveness of a non personalised induction in hypnotherapy as all the evidence shows that personalised inductions are far more effective, the only time that it would be difficult to produce a personalised script is if you were to hold a group session or produce a CD or video to focus on a certain situation such as to stop smoking, fear of spiders etc. Personalised inductions are more effective as they treat each person as an individual, in order to do this you need to assess the client, it is important that you have to try to find the most effective way to communicate with your client so that they get the most benefit from the session, in order to do this you need to take into account the clients modalities, explained below.
I do not feel like the results were determined from the answered that I gave. • What was your impression of the IAT test and your results? My impression of the test results was that I was very disappointed in the results that the implicit association test gave. I feel that the results that the test gave me were not the results it should have been. The test results stated more or less that I am bias towards straight people.
The drugs would also be more potent and less contaminated. “Wherever an operation is shut down, a new one is opened up.” He concludes that if efforts could succeed in significantly reducing either the supply of drugs or the demand for them, we would not need to seek change in policy (Is curbing a rising population of users not a success??). He says that due to our repeated failures, there is need for some a change. It seems that based on Nadelman’s perspective, he would argue for the legalization of cognitive enhancing drugs as well as illicit drugs. William Bennett has other