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Assimilating New Staff With Old Staff: Group Theory
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5 pages in length. Assimilating new and fresh into old and established has long been a difficult maneuver for people, inasmuch as human beings are habitual by nature and thrive upon routine; when something or someone different is brought into the mix, it disrupts the collective flow the existing group has already achieved. This concept is particularly pertinent to work situations where new staff often finds it difficult to assimilate into a department where an established group of workers has already formed a cohesive unit. Employing group theory to this situation allows one to better understand the dynamics of team mentality and why it can be an arduous process to break down the barriers inherent to established groups. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: TLCNewSt.rtf

Assortative Mating and Social Development
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This 3 page paper provides an overview of the concept of assortative mating and considers the value of relating social elements to the concept. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Assumptions About The Male Gender And Eating Disorders
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3 pages in length. Assumptions, created from stereotypical thinking, can be as misleading as they are incorrect. For the most part, assumptions are based upon incomplete information, embellishment of what little information there is and failure to confirm the information as being accurate before stating it as fact. One popular assumption is that males are all but immune from having an eating disorder, inasmuch as females are the only ones who suffer from this psychological sickness. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth; while boys and men may not hold as high a statistical presence as girls and women, they are nonetheless just a capable of fighting an eating disorder. No bibliography.
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At-Risk Children: Building Confidence And Ego
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6 pages in length. Myriad theories and approaches are applied on a daily basis to encourage the development of ego and self-confidence in at-risk children, defined as those who suffer from deep-rooted emotional issues that typically stem from a poor upbringing. Medical technology notwithstanding, going back to the basics of psychology illustrates how sometimes the simplest of applications are the ones that work best, with particular emphasis upon the intrinsic value of exercise and animals. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Attachment and Personality
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A 14 page paper that discusses the varied psychological principles which involve the issues of attachment in relationship to personality development. While there are many different components that go into making up an individual personality style, attachment plays many different roles in personality development. Attachment primarily begins with our attachment to our primary caregiver, and it is through this relationship that all other attachments, and relationships, are based. A discussion of the importance of infant attachment is addressed, as well as a study which illustrates how important the primary caregiver is in developing personality and attachments in later life. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: RAperson.doc

Attachment and Separation in Abused and Neglected Children with Attachment Disorders
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This 15 page paper provides an overview of the current literature on this topic. Startling reports indicate a verifiable rise in the incidents of child abuse over the past decade. In 1985, the number of suspected incidents of child abuse and neglect topped 1.9 million cases; by 1994, over 3.1 million children were reportedly abused. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
Filename: MHChiAtt.rtf

Attachment Classifications And Cognitive Development
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4 pages in length. Cognitive development occurs from the moment one is born, inasmuch as parents attempt to instill various aspects of personal, social and emotional growth into their infants as a means by which to establish a strong bond that, therefore, supports the child's ability to engage in healthy interactions with others. The ways in which children are adequately guided – or not – in the ways of cognitive development through parental bonding, however, continues to illustrate the ever-present issue of childhood unattachment disorders. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: TLCAttachCl.rtf

Attachment Theory
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Attachment theory, although relatively new within the field of psychology, has become the basis for understanding the relationship between an infant and those around him or her, especially in terms of the primary caregiver, generally considered to be the mother. This 5 page paper explores the parent, child attachment according to attachment theory. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: KTatcmnt.doc

Attachment Theory
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A 5 page research paper/essay that offers a hypothetical guide to a student asking for advice on how to discuss a psychological theory in reference to the student’s life. The writer discusses the basic principles of attachment theory. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Attachment Theory
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A 7 page paper. The attachment theories of Bowlby, Ainsworth, Rutter and Bronfenbrenner are explained and discussed. Different issues are also discussed in terms of attachment, such as divorce, deprivation, and abuse. A brief critique of some of the theories is also included. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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