Okay I will try this again, I was wondering if this assignment looks correct. It is just asking to fill in the blanks, so I will just put what I came up with.
This is already here I have to match the Psychologist and the treatment to scenario
Willard has been
rewarded for his
bullying behavior Dr. J. Behaviorist operant conditioning
Willard is genetically
predisposed to bully
others Dr. S. Biologist. medication
Willard's toilet training
was harsh Dr. M. Psychoanalyst free association and catharsis
Willard is influenced
by the common held
view that men must be
aggressive in order
to succeed Dr. F. Socioculturist community treatment
Willard assumes that
if he does not assert
himself first, he will
appear to be a failure
to others Dr. A. Cognitivist challenging dysfunctional thoughts
Willard has a low sense
of self-worth,
probably stemming from
conditional love in
childhood Dr. B. Humanist client-centered therapy
This is not made up it is what I had to work with, it looks right to me, I would just like a second opinion. Thank you, and sorry it took me so many times to get it right
Much better.
Willard assumes that
if he does not assert
himself first, he will
appear to be a failure
Based on the given information, it seems like you have correctly matched the psychologists and the treatments to the scenarios. Here's a breakdown of your answers:
1. Willard has been rewarded for his bullying behavior.
- Dr. J. Behaviorist: operant conditioning
2. Willard is genetically predisposed to bully others.
- Dr. S. Biologist: medication
3. Willard's toilet training was harsh.
- Dr. M. Psychoanalyst: free association and catharsis
4. Willard is influenced by the commonly held view that men must be aggressive in order to succeed.
- Dr. F. Socioculturist: community treatment
5. Willard assumes that if he does not assert himself first, he will appear to be a failure to others.
- Dr. A. Cognitivist: challenging dysfunctional thoughts
6. Willard has a low sense of self-worth, probably stemming from conditional love in childhood.
- Dr. B. Humanist: client-centered therapy
It looks like you've correctly matched the scenarios to the corresponding psychologists and treatments. Great job!