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Category > Psychology Posted 05 Nov 2017 My Price 10.00

explain altruistic and pro-social behavior

zhe final)   Answer each question in a minimum of 100 words each. Use correct spelling and grammar. Cite sources as necessary.

1.In your own words, explain altruistic and pro-social behavior. When are people most and least likely to help others? How do social norms explain this type of behavior?

2.Explain the relationship between one’s basic outlook on life, social support, stress, and health.

3.Do you think there are some disorders that cannot be treated with therapy? Explain.

4.Lesson 14 describes Carl Rogers’ client-centered approach to therapy. Describe the basic themes of humanistic therapy and the specific goals and techniques used in the client-centered approach.

5.Explain the aims and benefits of group and family therapy.

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