… because people have different opportunities, different purposes, and different way of thinking. And of course, people cannot have the same thinking as another. As individuals, we base our thinking on what we know or our knowledge. Our knowledge is…

… "a pervasive pattern of instability of interpersonal relationships, self-image, and affects, and marked impulsivity" (Lawson, p.xi), and clinically it can be described as bordering between sanity and insanity (Kaufman, p.4). BPD is a mental illness…

… for some, has the potential for benefit; hence, it is important to distinguish dieting in individuals who are not overweight from those whose weight increases medical or psychosocial risks." (Brownell and Robin). Eating disorders are more common today…

… that is intended to harm someone. Several studies have shown that exposure to television violence increased aggressiveness and that aggressive children tend to look for the more violent programs. These are not the only factors being studied though.…

… imagined that in my country there are people carrying such hatred in their hearts toward others. My field work for this course was mainly the point where I saw my country from a different view, it is no more the beautiful secure country where every…

… Justice System                  Thesis: Crime is inevitable, but with the strong skills from the mental health and                  law enforcement community crime can be dealt with in a cooperative and         …

… known as ADD or ADHD, has become much more common recently. As of 1994 the DSM-IV stated that about 3%-5% of American school aged children have this disorder. While it is quite a few children, what I find to be even more interesting are the male-to-fem…

… (2004), middle age is a term used to describe the period of latter twenties, into thirties and forties, and leading into late fifties. This period is characterized by increased competence, maturity, responsibility and stability. This is the e when…

… behavioral treatment (CBT) of depression is a psychotherapeutic treatment approach that involves the application of specific, empirically supported strategies focused on changing negative thinking patterns and altering behavior. In order to alleviate…

… maladaptive disruptions in the integration of memory, consciousness, or identity." A person with a dissociative disorder may forget details about the past, they may wander away and forget how they got to where they are, or in very extreme cases,…