Hi, need to submit a 1250 words paper on the topic Major Figure from the History of Psychology: Sigmund Freud.

It is said that Freud got his sense of humor from his father who was a merchant. He went to study medicine and under the guidance of a professor, Ernst Brucke became involved in research work. His interest and devotion to research studies is evidence of his tenacity, inquisitive mind, and his love for challenges. Freud had pursued his investigation on neurosis as a manifestation of one’s personality for years but finally had to give up as the research reached a dead end (Boeree, 2006). Freud’s original domain of research was neurophysiology from where he ventured to other related territories and dealt with complex concepts like psychoanalysis and the technique of hypnosis as a form of therapeutic treatment.

It was his association with Joseph Breuer who acted both as friend and mentor to Freud that gave him the opportunity to carry on his research in the field of neuropsychiatry. Breuer made him his assistant while dealing with Anna O’s case and together they wrote a book on hysteria based on their study of Anna O who suffered from chronic hysteria or as it is now known as conversion disorder (Boeree, 2006). It was later that Freud deciphered the element of repressed sexuality in the relationship between Breuer and his patient Anna O.

While working with Breuer Freud met with numerous cases of Viennese women with, as Freud realized, “somatic manifestation of some psychological trauma that the patient had suffered and repressed” (Fowler, 2004) and he further realized that many of the hallucinations were not based on reality but the patient’s fantasies that due to the fear of being ostracized were repressed.With the help of Ernst Brucke who had helped Freud in receiving a grant, he pursued his research on the application of hypnosis in cases of acute hysteria along with Charcot and Bernheim.

Later on, it was Breuer who had helped him to start his own neuropsychiatry clinic.

Need help with my writing homework on Travel Questionnaire Analysis. Write a 2000 word paper answering;

The majority (69.23 percent) of respondents were independent travel agents. 59 percent of travel agents were not owned by a parent company. Among travel agents, 49 percent had a single branch, 20 percent had 2-4 branches, 18 percent had 5-10 branches, and 13 percent had more than 10 branches.31 percent respondents felt that contributing to the local economy was very important, 49 percent respondents felt that contributing to the local economy was somewhat important, 8 percent respondents felt that contributing to the local economy was of little importance, 10 percent of respondents felt that contributing to the local economy was of no importance, and 2 percent of respondents did not respond to the question.

33 percent of the respondents felt that protecting the local environment was very important, 41 percent of the respondents felt that protecting the local environment was somewhat important, 15 percent of the respondents felt that protecting the local environment was of little importance, 8 percent of the respondents felt that protecting the local environment was of no importance, and 3 percent respondents did not respond to the question.61 percent of the respondents felt that understanding the local culture and customs was very important, 18 percent of the respondents felt that understanding the local culture and customs was somewhat important, 10 percent of the respondents felt that understanding the local culture and customs was of little importance, 8 percent of the respondents felt that understanding the local culture and customs was of no importance, and 3 percent respondents did not respond to the question.

Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on child development in practice Paper must be at least 4000 words. Please, no plagiarized work!

Maksim is able to find hidden objects even if the hiding place is changed, in accordance with the information processing theory which states that children improve their cognitive abilities such as memory as they grow older (Feldman 225). At 15 months, Maksim is dropping objects into the water at certain depths and observing how they float back up, just as explained in the Piagetian theory in terms of attaining object permanence.2. Analyze your baby’s temperament in more detail at 19 months than you did at 8 months.

How would you describe your baby in terms of the five aspects of temperament utilized by the Virtual Child program (activity, sociability, emotionality, aggressiveness vs. cooperativeness, and self-control)? Has your child’s temperament been stable over the first 18 months? A blurb defining and providing examples of the five aspects of temperament is provided at 12 months, but you should seek out further explanations of temperament from your textbook. Explain how the concept of goodness of fit (also discussed in the blurb on infant temperament) applies to your interactions with your child.

From 8 months, Maksim would readily accept to be held by strangers and by 19 months old he was very social, as exhibited in his interaction with a specialist where he made good eye contact. In terms of activity, Maksim is able to model the specialist’s block tower, solve picture puzzles, and color within lines. Although Maksim does not exhibit much aggression except when another child tried snatching his toys away from him, he is a bit emotional and becomes irritable and impatient when things do not go his way during the play session.

Generally, Maksim is an easy baby in terms of temperament as he has a generally positive attitude, is always curious, and has moderate emotions (Feldman 186). As such, in response to the goodness-of-fit approach, we as the parents need to try and engage Maksim in interesting activities for longer in order to prepare him for pre-school&nbsp.activities.&nbsp.

You will prepare and submit a term paper on The Lifestyle in Former Palestine. Your paper should be a minimum of 500 words in length.

The Balfour Declaration created in 1917 stated that Britain, which at the time ruled Palestine, was in favor of creating a Jewish homeland. The term “Palestinian” is a misnomer. The land of Palestine was under the rule of foreign power since Biblical times. The Arabs living in Palestine never had a ruling government. Britain and the UN, after World War II, set aside part of Palestine to create the new State of Israel. Another misconception is Jewish families came and threw Arab families off their land.

The Jewish immigration since Herzl’s time had Jews coming to Palestine and buying land from local Arabs. After Israel declared their independence, Iran, Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Jordon, and Lebanon immediately attacked the new nation. The newly formed IDF (Israel Defense Forces) beat back the attacking forces and after a year won what is today Israel, excluding the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and Golan Heights. The Six-Day War and Yom Kippur War gave Israel the Sinai, Gaza Strip, West Bank, and Gaza Strip.

Through negotiations, the Sinai was returned to Egypt. The others are known as the Occupied Territories. When Israel formed their government, Jewish interests were placed first. The Holocaust had brought the cry “Never Again” to the lips of every Israel. The Arabs or “Palestinians” felt ostracized in their own country. The new language was Hebrew first, then Arab, and the English. Jews from all over the world flooded the tiny country, which is no bigger than New Jersey.

The refugees of the wars, instead of leaving for an Arab country, were placed in refugee camps. Refugee camps in the Occupied Territory are cramped apartments where hunger and poverty run wild. The Palestinians started fighting against Israel through terror attacks on civilian targets. The Mahlon School Massacre, the hijacked plane that landed in Entebbe, and the current bombings of restaurants and night clubs have outraged the Israelis and the world. Finally, the PA (Palestinian Authority) was given a chance to rule limited cities in the West Bank, but the corruption and misrule led the Israelis to take over once again.

The Gaza Strip has been given to the Palestinians, but the PA and Hamas have not managed to solve their people’s problems. Israel invaded the Gaza Strip recently due to rockets coming from the area. Hamas cannot even stop the terror. Terror has become a way of life. The lifestyle in former Palestine now is one of impossible peace. The Palestinians need to have the training to create a stable government. Israel needs to provide more support for these endeavors. Today Israel fights for security and Palestinians fight for land.

As long as these are the priorities, peace will be out of reach. It is not possible for the Israelis and Palestinians to work together in the foreseeable future.

Create a 3 pages page paper that discusses the safety of airport security scanners.

In an article published in the PHYS.ORG on March 16, 2011 entitled “New articles examine safety of airport security scanners” the news report examined previous discourses written by David J. Brenner, Ph.D., D.Sc., director of the Center for Radiological Research at Columbia University Medical Center in New York, and that written by David A. Schauer, Sc.D., C.H.P., executive director of the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements (NCRP), regarding the safety of airport security scanners.

This article proffered the most balanced information on given that arguments on the potential radiation-induced cancer risks have been appropriately discussed using Brenner and Schauer’s contentions. In this regard, the mentioned news articles written by both Brenner and Schauer were aptly summarized with relevant issues emphasized to shed light on the subject.According to the article, there are currently two types of scanners used in airports to screen various travelers. The first type is the scanner that “employs millimeter wave technology, which delivers no ionizing radiation” [Rad11].

The other type is the scanner that “uses backscatter X-rays that expose the individual being screened to very low levels of ionizing radiation” [Rad11]. To determine the effect of low levels of ionizing radiation, one decided to confirm other studies on the subject and the article published in the ScienceDaily (2005) on low levels of ionizing radiation indicate that a report from the National Academies’ National Research Council have indicated that “the committee’s thorough review of available biological and biophysical data supports a “linear, no-threshold” (LNT) risk model, which says that the smallest dose of low-level ionizing radiation has the potential to cause an increase in health risks to humans” [Sci05].

This article confirmed the risks involved in low levels of ionizing radiation, however, since it was published in 2005, the reliability and applicability could be diminished.&nbsp.