Two Viewpoints of a Conduct Disorder
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6 pages in length. This paper will examine two different ways to understand the background of conduct disorder. Recognizing conduct disorder as being brought on through the cognitive process is one of these methods, and recognizing conduct disorder as being brought about through the affective process is another way. Both methods are thoroughly covered in this paper. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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USE OF QUESTIONNAIRES IN DETERMINING MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS
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This paper examines the viability in using surveys or questionnaires in developing successful mental health programs for adults. The paper, which primarily supports that surveys are a helpful tool, offers suggestions and thoughts in survey development to help boost response rates. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: MTsurvey.rtf

Violence in Our Schools / What Can Be Done ?
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A 12 page examination of violence in our schools and the anti-violence programs which are being implemented to deter it. Special emphasis is placed on one such program in Northwest Florida. Bibliography lists seven sources.
Filename: Vilsk.wps

What it Means to be a Christian and a Therapist
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A 5 page assertion that Christian therapist can be a stabilizing influence in the lives of their clients. This paper contends that the Word of Christ provides the direction that is needed to intervene in crisis situations. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: PPtherapistChristian.rtf

When Personal Bias In Counseling Is A Good Thing
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A 5 page paper discussing it is impossible to avoid personal bias or personal values in a counseling setting and why that is not necessarily a bad thing, as long as the counselor does not project his or her biases onto their client. Bibliography lists five sources.
Filename: Pbias.doc

“Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus”: A Review of the Book by John Gray
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A 5 page overview of this book on gender relations. The author of this paper contends that once you get beyond the catchy title of this book many flaws surface. Gray’s almost constant use of comical analogies and metaphors serve more to dilute the important content of the book than to effectively illustrate it. As an added annoyance, Gray insists on repeating his core ideas over and over in almost identical scenarios throughout his book. No additional sources are listed.
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