• Q : Perspective of your area of specialization....
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    Provide a write-up from the perspective of your area of specialization, if you were able to tailor your interview in that direction- Area of Specialization is mental health counseling.

  • Q : Study of adult development....
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    Identify the three domains of development, describe why it is important to consider each domain in the study of adult development, and provide an example of how one domain of development impacts the

  • Q : Developmental stage or phase in your life....
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    Describe Erickson's theory of development. Why do you find that this theory appeals to you? Relate this theory to a recent or upcoming developmental stage or phase in your own life.

  • Q : Albert bandura theory of observational learning....
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    Describe the role of reinforcement in Albert Bandura's theory of observational learning. Give two examples of how this theory could be applied in child rearing.

  • Q : Zone of proximal development....
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    Based on the zone of proximal development, can you provide an example of how teachers might implement this principle within the classroom?

  • Q : Development during adolescence-puberty....
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    One aspect of development during adolescence is puberty. Puberty is accompanied by hormonal changes, body growth, sexual maturation, and motor development.

  • Q : Dual-income family....
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    What are the advantages of having a dual-income family? What are the disadvantages?

  • Q : Education and workforce....
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    A change that we have seen over the years focuses on education and the workforce. More women are deciding to earn their college degrees.

  • Q : Model of adult development....
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    Daniel Levinson created a model of adult development that focused on life structures. A life structure consists of new developmental challenges and tasks through the periods of adulthood. For exampl

  • Q : Contributing to a successful marriage....
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    Are there any other factors that you would add to the list that contribute to a successful marriage?

  • Q : Particular relevance to contemporary education....
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    I need help in describing one aspect of Piaget theory that has particular relevance to contemporary education and explain why.

  • Q : Level of moral reasoning....
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    If Jane is helping her friend find his toy because she believes there is reward for herself to be had, she is in ____ level of moral reasoning.

  • Q : Developmental psychology-approaching tasks....
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    Before Jane begins her homework, she thinks about the best way to approach all of the tasks before her. Jane is demonstrating:

  • Q : Contributions of margaret lowenfeld to play therapy....
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    What are some contributions of Margaret Lowenfeld to play therapy? How has play therapy been integrated into treatment through directive or non-directive approaches?

  • Q : Stages of human growth and development relative to addiction....
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    I need help understanding of the stages of human growth and development relative to addiction, including gender differences and specific differences among the elderly.

  • Q : Current client populations treated in play therapy....
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    How were the early client populations similar or different from the current client populations treated in play therapy?

  • Q : Current popularity of directive approaches....
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    What are some historical considerations influencing the current popularity of directive approaches in play therapy?

  • Q : Meaning of adolescent....
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    What does it mean to be an adolescent? What does it mean to be an adult? Where do college students fit into these definitions? Discuss from biological, cognitive, and socioemotional perspectives.

  • Q : Gilligan theory of moral development....
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    Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of Gilligan's theory of moral development.

  • Q : Psychotherapy as adaptation or maladaptation....
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    The concept of "adaptation" is discussed as a guiding feature in understanding psychotherapy. What does a person mean when they talk about psychotherapy as adaptation or maladaptation.

  • Q : Attachment theory and relationship to normal development....
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    Explain an attachment theory and its relationship to normal development - talk about Bowlby, Ainsworth and the strange situation.

  • Q : Gestalt therapy versus behavior theory....
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    Stimulate a critical thought debate between experiential theory approaches using the Gestalt therapy versus Behavior theory approaches using Operant Conditioning therapy.

  • Q : Field of mental health counselling....
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    Sigmund Freud's theories and practices are not without limitations. What are some of the disadvantages of Freud's theories when applied to the field of mental health counselling?

  • Q : Negative side of personality....
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    The center of personality; the negative side of personality; conscious/unconscious mediator.

  • Q : Originators of behaviorism....
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    Pavlov, Watson, and Skinner are considered the originators of behaviorism. All contributed to learning theory. All three of the researchers studied the effects of the environment on learning.

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