Personality Disorders

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NPSP shows the spectrum of normalcy for the 14 personality traits identified within that book. The traits: Leisurely, Self Sacrificing, Aggressive, Serious correspond with which PDs (on that page)?These PDs are no longer recognized by the DSM. Do some digging. See if you can find any information on them on the internet (cite your source), the older version of the DSMs had a few of these listed in the index so maybe try there. When you find that information use it the same way you did in the previous discussions to compare the personality traits to the actual disorders. Discuss where normalcy stops and pathologies begin. Do any of these PDs sound similar to the ones we are studying? Also do you think these PDs should be resurrected, why or why not?

Restructure resume

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Instructions:1-Restructure the profile to state a more interest and qualification through education to work in the psychology field as a whole as oppose to children specifically2-Make it more fitting to more roles as opposed to psychology roles only3- Under education include currently working on filling application to get into a master’s program in clinical psychology or addiction therapy4-Format:-Make it look more professional- Restructure the resume to a format that could be copied and edited on google docs-Do not deliver this is a writing paper work will be checked and canceled if instructions was not followed.Final product should be one page very professional looking resume

Discussion: Reinforcement (Instructions Attached)

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Reinforcement is a regularly used treatment for behavior modification. Reinforcers can include food, blessings, attention, protection, and many other things. However, in order to be considered a reinforcement, it must increase future occurrences of the behavior. Describe the types of reinforcement and provide a Biblical example where reinforcement was effective in increasing a specific behavior.