Category: Communication

The importance of communication in everyday life is one that cannot be understated. Just like in many other fields, psychology has a classification system that seeks to classify communication as the basis of how such communication can be used. Corey, Marianne, and Callanan (2011) point out that when it comes to psychological communication, patient-therapist communication…

Table of Contents Needs Assessment Identification of Purpose Consideration Regarding Composition Establishment of the Structure Identification of Key Content Methodology in Pre-Group Engagement Examination of Agency Context References Needs Assessment Currently, cases of manic disorder are on the American agenda due to the increased ratio of population suffering from this psychological and mental disease. Particular…

Table of Contents Introduction Extrinsic Factors Team Communication Benefits of Team communication References Introduction In the present day world, “teamwork” or “team dynamics” are common in almost all walks of life. It is not unusual to see in schools and colleges that students working in teams to do a project; sports; any other activity, people…

Table of Contents Patient Evaluation – Approach Discussion Key Therapeutic Communication Techniques Used Reference Patient Evaluation – Approach Discussion In psychological counseling, evaluation of the patient – their mental state, possible substance use, medical history, and other factors – remains critical in the process of differential diagnosis. The counselor relies on the data acquired from…

Table of Contents Distractions Emotional states Beliefs/expectations Differences in style Self-protection Communication refers to the means of sending and receiving information from one individual to another. For the information to reach the recipient successfully, it is important that there are less or no barriers or filter present. According to Markman, Stanley and Blumberg there are…

Interpersonal communication is a common activity in human life, and it is important to understand what methods can be applied to achieve the best results. Listening is an element that some people do not properly recognize because they use the Internet and prefer distant cooperation, even within families (Johnson & Francis, 2022). However, listening is…

Infants are able to interpret the environment and objects within the environment based on the affective information obtained from their caregivers, including mothers with whom they share a connection. Individuals’ use of facial expressions during infancy is associated with emotional development and self-orientation. Since an infant cannot make a decision regarding a particular object or…

Table of Contents Approach Selection Family Counseling References Approach Selection The main issues that should be addressed through therapy include the patient’s short attention span, poor self-assessment, and lack of communication skills. Group therapy in the early stages of treatment may negatively affect the child’s self-confidence due to his lack of English proficiency. Therefore, one-on-one…

Table of Contents Introduction The Traditional Approach Alternative Models Factors Influencing Consumer Behaviour Methodologies Conclusion References Introduction The following literature review aims at exploring the current approaches to studying consumer behavior and locating gaps and discrepancies in theory. The acknowledgment of gaps is important because in the contemporary dynamic environment the inability to predict and…

Table of Contents Communication Motivation Reference List Communication Communication is considered as an integral part of everyone’s life and individuals that are successful in both the short and the long run usually stress a lot in the communication processes. An effective communication process ensures that the message is properly communicated through a proper medium or…