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Effects of Baby Dumping
health sciences
Human development
Effects to the individuals There is a number of individuals that gets so affect by the issue of baby dumping, such big things happenings affects them both emotionally and psychologically. Some people feel so bad seeing and hearing them every day. In some cases women who are unable to give birth, are mostly affected with…
Demographic Trap Observed in China
Family
Human development
Interpersonal Relationship
Pregnancy
Women
Demographic Issues 1. The Demographic trap is when a country is in the stage of transition, when there is a relatively low death rate and still-high birth rate. This is a threat to developing nations because the country’s economic growth ends up being used to support the needs of the booming population. And the over…
Howard Gardner Multiple Intelligence
Robert E. Howard
Theory of multiple intelligences
Howard Gardner, who was born in 1943 in Scranton, PA, has become a well-known theorist in today’s society (Multiple Intelligences, 2002). During his upbringing, he excelled academically and had a strong passion for playing the piano. He firmly believes that music has always played a significant role in his life. As both a developmental psychologist…
Case Conceptualization
Adolescence
Aggression
Anger
Clinical Psychology
Human development
psychiatry
Identifying Information Giuseppe is a 14-year-10 month-old, Latino male in the 8th grade referred for counseling through AB3632 from Hollywood Senior high School under the Los Angeles Unified School District. Giuseppe’s school counselor indicates Giuseppe has difficulty controlling his anger towards peers. She also shares that Giuseppe fights with his peers leading to a suspension…
Carol Dweck’s TED Talk on the Intellectual Capabilities of Children and the Power of Belief
Growth Mindset
Intelligence
Learning
Mindset
In this TED Talk, Carol Dweck focuses specifically on the power of “yet,” and the mental, and intellectual capabilities of children. Dweck is referring to a child’s intelligence in a classroom environment. This means examining mainly logical-mathematical intelligence, which is the “logical, mathematical, and scientific ability of an individual” (Hockenbury). Looking at the type of…
Support for Youth: Independent Living Program
Apartment
Child
health sciences
Human development
Money
social institutions
Foster care is a type of supervised care given to neglected or delinquent children in either an institution or substitute home. When they turn eighteen, these children “age out” of foster care and transition into an Independent Living Program. This program is crucial as it educates them on essential skills for living independently, provides financial…
Attachment Theory Research Paper
Attachment theory
Child Development
Developmental Psychology
Family
Human development
Interpersonal Relationship
Discuss the contribution of Attachment Theory to the Social and Emotional development of young children. Introduction Child development is the changes which occur from birth untill puberty, in a biological, emotion and psychological sense. The events throughout this period plays a vital role in the behaviour and emotion of the child, therefore it is essential…
Reaction Paper about Honor and Excellence
Excellence
The speech of Prof. Monsod, a retired professor in college of economics in the University of the Philippines gave her last lecture to her students about the motto of the university. In her lecture, she urged her students to place honor and excellence, in which I agree that honor, was placed first before excellence for…
Key Features and Differences between Gen X and Gen Y
Critical Theory
Generation
Human development
Identity Politics
Minorities
Generation (from the Latin generare, meaning to beget), also known as procreation, is the act of producing offspring. Generation can be defined as the entire body of individuals born and living at about the same time. Each generation has its own distinct set of values that is developed from the social environment in their early…
How the Leopard got His Spots: A Term Paper Analysis
Adaptation
Child
Eye
Zoology
The story by Rudyard Kipling entitled “How the Leopard got his Spots” takes people to an imaginative state. It somehow makes the reader leave his present state, which is the reality and visit an extraordinary place in his imagination, wherein he will be able to meet talking animals and be in a different place. The…