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Louis Theroux travels to a children's psychiatric treatment center in Pittsburgh to document how medication is used to treat children with obsessive compulsive disorders and how it affects their lives. He interviews families and observes their daily routines to understand the impacts. By living with one family and interacting naturally, he sees how a child acts on and off their medication. Louis also speaks to doctors and gets their views that the drugs can help children without harming them. The documentary explores different perspectives on medicating children for mental health issues.
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2. 油The TV show that comes to mind when I think of a TV show in which psychology played an important role is a show, I am currently watching called Blindspot. Psychology is a big factor in this show because a woman had her memory erased and had herself dropped in the middle of Times Square. When found, she had tattoos all over her body, which helped the FBI save many lives. It turns out that she was a part of a terrorist organization that wanted to bring the country down. With all of that being said, when she first got to the FBI, they had a psychologist talk to her to try and help her understand her feelings and help her engage with the man she had grown to like. In the end, the psychologist was also a part of the terrorist organization and was manipulating the woman during her sessions to make her think she liked the man so she could get close to him because they needed him to be a part of their plan to bring down the country. Psychology was also a big factor because growing closer to the man she liked, who was the assistant director of the FBI and a good person, he helped her be a better person. With all of her memory gone he also made her think she was his best friend who had gone missing when he was a child, when if fact she was not this little girl at all. 油
3. 油When I think of psychology in relation to a tv油show or movie, I think of a Netflix油series that I recently watched titled "YOU." I feel that psychology definitely played a major part in the way the main character Joe interacted with everyone that he encountered or had some type of relationship with. The.Running Head BIPOLAR DISORDER .docx
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Running Head: BIPOLAR DISORDER 1
BIPOLAR DISORDER 8
Bipolar Disorder 1
Ashley Contreras
University of Houston
Case Study: Bipolar 1 Disorder
Introduction
The paper will explore and build on a bipolar case study as exhibited within an individual life. The study will first create the profile condition of the individual. The second part will involve the etiology of the disorder. The third and fourth parts will involve diagnosis and treatment respectively.
Overview of Bob Profile
Bob is a 35 years old man. He has grown up in well-off up family. Bob says he experiences severe events of mania. During these mania manic episodes, he hardly sleeps and always become restless. Other times he becomes easily irritated for apparently no good reason. As a result, he does not want to interact or associate with anyone. Where the episodes do not influence his feelings, he says that thoughts of taking risky behaviors become irresistible. For instance, the he reports of the endless need to spend a lot of money buying expensive things that he doesn't even require or need. The riskiest behavior of all during the episodes is that of enjoyings driving the his car like a race caring one. He says he feels goods while overtaking other motorists at high speed. The behavior is so compelling such that he observes none of the set traffic rules and puts a llot of people at risk during this period. He further says that he has survived several accidents caused byout of the risky behavior. Emerging as a survivor from accidents makes him feel like a hero while under the influence of mania manic episodes.
After some time the manica episodes fades away. He assumes the his real self again. Evaluating what the mania manic condition compels him to expose himself and others to makes him very much worried and concerned. The reflection results into depression and loss of energy. He feels not worth at allworthless upon realizing what he has been doing to himself and others. He says that reality sets him to the lowest moment of his life. During the low moments, life seems worthless. The feeling has, made at times motivated ,him to attempt suicide. He attributes his continued existence to his dear family members and close friends who have thwarted all his suicidal attempts.
Etiology of the disorder and purported risks factors
The foundations of Bob's disorder may be traced back to his mother. His mother Lucia suffers from severe depression episodes to the extent that she becomes hospitalized. The depression events were also a major bother to Bobs grandmothers family. According to Bob, his mothers condition may have been further worsened by his father. Since childhood, Bob says that he has been experiencing problems with getting the required attentions, espe ...Julie case study
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FOR DR WITZ ONLY
Dicussion question 1
For this discussion, refer to the information in the
Introduction to the Miller Family document
. Lucy Miller is a 20-year-old college student who has recently been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.油 Sarah Miller, her mother, recalls that as a teen, Lucy would get very talkative at night and couldnt go to sleep.油 Sarah also recalled that Lucy was kicked off the cheerleading squad when her GPA fell below 3.0, and that during this time, Lucys friends were being mean to her. When this occurred, Lucy was really down for a couple of months.油 She didnt want to talk to a counselor and she told her mother Sarah that she would be fine. Lucy blamed the entire situation on the issues with the girls in her class. However, coping with the mood swings became increasingly difficult for her. Lucy began experimenting casually with illegal drugs and found that they helped. Unfortunately, she kept getting them from friends at school and has now become addicted to them.
Examine the potential biological basis for Lucys psychological disorder. What, if anything, in her family history might point to this issue being hereditary?油 Be sure to apply basic medical terminology where appropriate. Consider the biases that are often held regarding mental illness.油 How much volition is involved in mental illness?油 How much is related to environment and genetics?油 Do we think about mental illness differently when we know the person well versus if the person is a stranger (e.g., a homeless individual or a panhandler on the street)?油 Analyze the impact that our stage of lifespan development has on how we think of our own mental health and the mental health of others. What impact does it have on our associated behaviors and the long-term outcomes associated with the disorder?
Discussion question 2
Refer to the information in the油
Introduction to the Miller Family
document. For this discussion, choose one of the following family members currently experiencing issues with substance abuse and complete the discussion according to the instructions below.
Option 1:
油 Lucy Miller As we learned in Discussion 1 this week, this 20-year-old college student has recently been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. As a coping mechanism for her wild mood changes, Lucy began experimenting with illegal drugs while still in high school and has now become addicted to them.
Option 2:
Lucys younger brother, Josh, was recently discovered using marijuana.油 His response to his parents when confronted was, Its just an herb!油 Grandma Ella says as long as it is natural, it is good.油 In truth, Grandma Ella hasnt said anything about marijuana and does not know that Josh has been using it.
Option 3:
Sam Miller, Lucy and Joshs uncle, is an alcoholic. He is 50 years old, divorced, and estranged from both his ex-wife and their only son. Hes had no contact with either of them for many years. Sam has a long history of work and legal problems related to d.Suicide English3
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The document discusses bullying, rumors, and suicide among high school students based on survey results from 30 students. 22 out of 30 students reported being the subject of a rumor while 10 admitted to starting one. Physical and verbal bullying were common, with females more likely to spread rumors. Bullying is linked to depression, anxiety, and poor school performance. 16% of US children report being bullied while 30% have been involved in bullying in some way. The surveys also found that rumors and bullying were factors that had caused some students to contemplate suicide. The real-world experiences discussed mirror events in the book being summarized."Late sequelae of infantile helplessness" Felipe Rilova Salazar
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Lucia, now 71 years old, underwent therapy that revealed the lasting impacts of witnessing family violence as a teenager. She saw her father try to cause her mother to miscarry, and later two of her aunts died after experiences of domestic violence. Lucia began exhibiting mood swings and strange behaviors a decade prior, after learning her daughter's husband had an extramarital child he hid. Her therapy uncovered how these past traumas shaped how she perceived subsequent difficult events and interactions later in life. Examining Lucia's full history and subjective experiences was important to understand the origins and nature of her suffering.Aud cce oral interview vignettes
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The document describes a two-day self-shooting course offered by the BBC Academy that costs 贈740. It provides training on the operational features of the XF305 camcorder, including workshops and exercises covering HD formats, tapeless workflow, camera setup, focus, exposure, white balance, microphones, and sound recording. The pros are that it could help get a job at the BBC and look good on a CV, while the cons are that the course is expensive and the learning time is short.Presentation1
Presentation1Jian Li
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The document describes a two-day self-shooting course offered by the BBC Academy that costs 贈740. It provides training on the operational features of the XF305 camcorder, including workshops and exercises covering HD formats, tapeless workflow, camera setup, focus, exposure, white balance, microphones, and sound recording. The pros are that it could help get a job at the BBC and look good on a CV, while the cons are that it is expensive and only lasts two days.Presentation1
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The document summarizes a two-day self-shooting course by the BBC Academy that costs 贈740. It provides training on the operational features of the XF305 camcorder, including HD formats, tapeless workflow, camera setup, focusing, exposure, white balance, microphones and sound recording through workshops, demonstrations and practical exercises. The pros are that it can help get a job at the BBC and look good on a CV, while the cons are that the course is expensive and the learning time is short.2 halfbadman street
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The document discusses several individuals' fruit consumption habits:
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- 1. America's Medicated Kids is an expository British documentary that was presented by Louis Theroux. This documentary lasts for 60 minutes. Theroux travels to one of America's leading children's psychiatric treatment centers, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvaniato find outhow is to having to put children with obsessive compulsive disorders on prescription medication and how does the medication help the childrens life. Observational: Louis was lucky enough that one family invited him to live with them so he could find out more about medication on the children. To find out the effects of the medications and how does it help the children to improve their life. Louis and his crews cannot scare the family by showing of like they are making a big deal of it, they have to do their best to be part of the family to get the family to act like their dairy normal life and not some fake acts just for the camera but one of them victims doesn.t care about it. To get to know more about the familys life Louis had to interact with them like: talking to them, eating and many things. While Louis was living with the family, he ate and slept just like a family member, for the interviews he didnt make a big deal of with (such as setting up the backgrounds, the lightings and etc) Instead of that the interviews was just a normal conversation with the parents so its just like a normal conversation between family members about how life is going on but the questions are more about the child that is having medication. Louis also had conversations (interviews) with the victims (kid on drugs). He doesnt go straight to the topic first he starts just a normal chat then he gets into the topic because that will get the kids more talkative and not afraid of talking about it. Research: Louis was not just observing the family he was living with, he also went to visit others family that the child has issues. Louis know that the children he is seeing now is not their real self, so he tries to do something to see how the children real behaves like. He bought a game and went to one of the victims house to test it to find out how the victim real behaves. The victim that he is testing has angry issues; whenever the victim loses he goes berserkand starts hiding under the table then starts shouting or flipping the table. Facts: Louis has to let the victim win and loose to find out the difference when the victim is winning and losing, in the beginning he purposely let the victim win, when the victim is winning he is full of joy and happy as hell but then Louis starts winning the victims reaction starts changing to the negative side, first the victim just getting depress and look like he is about to cry, when the victim loses the game he startsshouting then he starts hitting the sofa with his head. In the end of the documentary Louis had a one on one interview with a victim. As the interviewee was a child, Louis did a child play with him, he let the victim to be the director and directed the show. In that interview Louis asked him about how victims sees himself, how he sees others and how he sees the world.
- 2. Opinions: Louis visited many families and he got almost the same opinion from the parents none of the parents are against their children in drug because it make their life easier. Not only from the parents also from the victims, they also think that the drugs can help them for a better daily life. The doctors also think that the drug can help the victims without harms. Comparing this documentary to Michael Moore Fahrenheit 9 11. Louiss documentary is more about exploring and opinions, he went to hospitals to get proves from the doctors and many opinions of the parents in the other hand Michaels documentary is more about facts in the documentary of 9 11 there are lots of facts about George bushs life but both documentaries had good story structure with 5 Ws. In Louis documentary had more filming by them self and Michaels documentary there are mostly videos from others and from the news, not much video recording apart from the voice-over.