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    Review of The Credible Shrinking Room: Very Young Children's Performance With Symbolic and Nonsymbolic Relations This study is performed on 2.5 year olds, and tests their ability to use their knowledge of the location of a toy (Troll-doll named "Terry") in a room (tent-like, with various pieces of common household furniture) to draw deductions as to where a miniature toy is located in a model replica (same fabrics, materials, etc.) of said room. There were two conditions. The 17 children

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    touched in the video on a body map. The variables measured were the groups mean number of correct touches reported and a mean accuracy score. The hypothesis for the experiment was that adults would score higher on the number of correct touches and have a bigger accuracy score than the children. This experiment supported the hypothesis, as the results were conclusive showing adults had both a higher number of correct touches and accuracy score. Interviewing Techniques and their Accuracies: Body

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    Essay on The Face of Eating Disorders

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    While all of these attributes of Barbie’s life may seem innocent and pleasing from a parent’s perspective, Barbie also carries a bitter taste with her name; Barbie has been proven to be anatomically impossible, which is not the healthiest role model for children across the globe to admire (Goldstein 1). Nearly eight million people in the United States alone have been diagnosed with an eating disorder. Eighty-five to 90% of those million are

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    George Vs Orwell

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    fashion and our world is shallow. Communication is reduced to mobile phones and social networks, we use forums, chat rooms, dating apps, and spend far more time with machines than with people. Realdoll, a firm in the U.S., manufactures anatomically correct rubber dolls for sexual pleasure, for 10 000 dollars each, then satisfied customers give interviews showing off their "perfect girlfriends". Machines run our world, making us alienated and redundant. Both Orwell and Huxley were spot on in their

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    Trauma Case Study Essay

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    Jane is a nine year old girl who has been brought in to therapy by her mother for stealing, being destructive, lying, behaving aggressively toward her younger siblings, and acting cruelly to animals. Jane has also been acting clingy and affectionate toward strangers. Jane was born full-term, at birth she had jaundice and the umbilical cord was looped around her neck. All age appropriate milestones were met. When Jane was just fifteen months old her parents divorced, her mother remarried when Jane

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    Lars And The Real Girl

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    The film Lars and The Real Girl is revolved around a withdrawn man who longs for a meaningful relationship after years of abandonment. The story is heartwarming and implements openness to change and acceptance. Lars’s character and his relationships with the real girl and the community’s response played a major part in his crisis. The movie gave a good demonstration that implemented an unconventional alternative to help Lars. Lars’ disinterest in relationships, his childhood trauma, and triggers

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    Within the last several years, the topic of children’s testimonial accuracy has become a largely studied area. It has been suggested that an interviewers bias and suggestibility has a powerful impact on a child’s performance during an interview (Cleveland, Quas & Lyon, 2016). Suggestibility affects the extent to which a child is able to retrieve and report on events due to psychological or social influences (Milne & Bull, 2003). Suggestibility is brought forth through psychological or social influences

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    Should Children Be Allowed To Testify In Court? Over the past ten years, more research has been done involving children's testimony than that of all the prior decades combined. Ceci & Bruck (93) have cited four reasons for this : - The opinion of psychology experts is increasingly being accepted by courts as testimony, - Social research is more commonly being applied to the issues of children's rights, - More research into adult suggestibility in accordance with reason naturally leads to more

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    195), Art3mis's “support” for Wade reduced his ability to find the jade key heavenly. After they separated, Wade had a full out existential crisis, he “ had a hard time getting out of bed in the morning.”(pg.198) and purchased an “ACHD (anatomically correct haptic doll)”(pg.201). He “wasted thousands of credits, missed a whole week of work, and was on the verge of completely abandoning [his] quest for the egg“(pg.201) Those events were caused by Art3mis’s “support” for Wade, reducing his ability to

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    On the other hand, Zambrano interviews kids without making them feel interrogated by using anatomically correct dolls, and having them draw their home environment. The dolls help understand the children’s language and understanding of their bodies, specifically their genitalia. Zambrano asks the children to draw a house to see who lives in there and how they describe their relationships

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