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Psychologists:
Dr. Smith, Biologist
Dr. Mullen, Psychoanalyst
Dr. James, Behaviorist
Dr. Allen, Cognitivist
Dr. Bates, Humanist
Dr. Frank, Socioculturist
Treatments: Medication
Community treatment
Client-centered therapy
Challenging dysfunctional thoughts
Operant conditioning
Free association and catharsis
Proposed Cause Psychologist / Treatment
Willard has been rewarded for his bullying behavior. Dr. James, Behaviorist / Operant conditioning
Willard is genetically predisposed to bullying others. Dr. Smith, Biologist / Medication
Willard's toilet training was harsh. Dr. Mullen, Psychoanalyst / Free association and catharsis
Willard is influenced by the commonly held view that
men must be aggressive in order to succeed. Dr. Frank, Socioculturist / Community treatment
Willard assumes that if he does not assert himself
first, he will appear to be a failure to others. Dr. Allen, Cognitivist / Challenging dysfunctional thoughts
Willard has a low sense of self-worth, probably
stemming from conditional love in childhood. Dr. Bates, Humanist / Client-centered therapy
important stuff if some one knows if this is correct please let me know. Thanks
Psychologists:
Dr. Smith, Biologist
Dr. Mullen, Psychoanalyst
Dr. James, Behaviorist
Dr. Allen, Cognitivist
Dr. Bates, Humanist
Dr. Frank, Socioculturist
Treatments: Medication
Community treatment
Client-centered therapy
Challenging dysfunctional thoughts
Operant conditioning
Free association and catharsis
Proposed Cause Psychologist / Treatment
Willard has been rewarded for his bullying behavior. Dr. James, Behaviorist / Operant conditioning
Willard is genetically predisposed to bullying others. Dr. Smith, Biologist / Medication
Willard's toilet training was harsh. Dr. Mullen, Psychoanalyst / Free association and catharsis
Willard is influenced by the commonly held view that
men must be aggressive in order to succeed. Dr. Frank, Socioculturist / Community treatment
Willard assumes that if he does not assert himself
first, he will appear to be a failure to others. Dr. Allen, Cognitivist / Challenging dysfunctional thoughts
Willard has a low sense of self-worth, probably
stemming from conditional love in childhood. Dr. Bates, Humanist / Client-centered therapy
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