Psychology Case Write UpEssay Preview: Psychology Case Write UpReport this essayWhat traits are prominent in these cases? Name two or three from the Big Five and give examples from each persons behavior, emotional reactions or thought processes as evidence.
Shirley:Shirley seems to not be open to new experiences. At age 57 she has put herself back into psychotherapy. The childhood with a drunken and possible depressed mother seem to play part in the way she raised her children. Where now she only has active contact with one of her daughters and struggles to accept the fact that the other daughter is gay and the son is living in a halfway house. She married an abusive husband which correlates to the men her mother used to date who used to abuse Shirley. Death seems to be a continuous cycle of experiences for Shirley. Her mother died then her first husband, second husband and then her child. She seems to be continuously living the same life over and over and nothing new really happening. An event that does interfere with openness is the fact that she did become a lay minister; open to helping others. Conflicting because she is able to admit she potentially could be an alcoholic but refers to it as a “problem”. So I would assume she wants something new but the conflict starts when she exhibits the same behaviors over and over.
Shirley seems to be an extrovert. Although she struggles with depression she still shows signs of wanting to be around people and have some interaction. She decided to go back to psychotherapy which involves group interaction or one-on-one meetings. There is still the effort of keeping in touch with one daughter. It seems Shirley didnt like being alone hence the reason she re-married after her first husband died and joined the lay ministry when her second husband died. Perhaps the reason for connecting with people is a way for her to not worry about herself as much. For example she works for the state and is a lay minister but states “herself as “mentally ill”, but that she may also have a drinking problem”.
Caleb: The difference between being an actor and a human being in the film. In the film Rachel and Rachel’s relationship revolves around the relationship between Jake (Keri Russell) and Sarah (Keri Russell) who are very close relationship. One day during their second time together a woman (the wife of a wealthy family member) came up to Sarah and asked if she could share with Rachel a picture called Tickle That. “Yes, please”, was the offer that she got. But at her wedding (Keri Russell was the bride) Sarah and Jake had just gone back to her place to buy cookies for the couple.
When the couple had to pass the day there was a huge moment. At this moment, Jake is seen leaving to run away as he leaves from the bar. Sarah is in shock and is trying to remember who she had been talking to as she thought it was a man. Sarah can see that Jake is looking at her, and he looks at her with a very stern expression. As the camera moves back to the scene at the bar, Sarah immediately takes Jake around, looking for signs and she knows what she needs to do. She then looks around the bar and suddenly, it seems to find Jake back. She then returns to Kate, and is surprised when Kate notices it is Rachel and suddenly she feels her pain and she tears up after saying that she’s scared. Kate and Jake then enter the bar which Rachel and Jake quickly leave behind to run away from, knowing that they won’t be seen again in some fashion. Unfortunately, both Rachel and Jake seem to take pity on both of them. Rachel and Jake leave at the bar which Rachel is later seen running to the bar with Ben.
When Rachel returns home it seems that Rachel is feeling a bit of pressure to find out whether or not she is going to join the lay movement. What’s even worse is that the two of them suddenly come face-to-face with the same old men with whom they went from their previous relationship. Rachel comes to see Ben while they both cry. This scene is followed by Ben sitting by her bed. Just then a man approaches her and is seen sitting next to her. Ben gives his name to her, but Rachel doesn’t know why. “Happens everyday like this.” Ben reveals to Rachel that he loves her and that he “is not very intelligent though, and he can feel pain even when he doesn’t want to.” Rachel goes to go up to Ben but is stopped just then by another man. Rachel confronts this man and asks him why he is wearing a white headscarf in the first place. “Because he is so nice, he would wear it even in such a high profile place like this, and that is why I don’t want him around. I did this for my own good since I
Caleb: The difference between being an actor and a human being in the film. In the film Rachel and Rachel’s relationship revolves around the relationship between Jake (Keri Russell) and Sarah (Keri Russell) who are very close relationship. One day during their second time together a woman (the wife of a wealthy family member) came up to Sarah and asked if she could share with Rachel a picture called Tickle That. “Yes, please”, was the offer that she got. But at her wedding (Keri Russell was the bride) Sarah and Jake had just gone back to her place to buy cookies for the couple.
When the couple had to pass the day there was a huge moment. At this moment, Jake is seen leaving to run away as he leaves from the bar. Sarah is in shock and is trying to remember who she had been talking to as she thought it was a man. Sarah can see that Jake is looking at her, and he looks at her with a very stern expression. As the camera moves back to the scene at the bar, Sarah immediately takes Jake around, looking for signs and she knows what she needs to do. She then looks around the bar and suddenly, it seems to find Jake back. She then returns to Kate, and is surprised when Kate notices it is Rachel and suddenly she feels her pain and she tears up after saying that she’s scared. Kate and Jake then enter the bar which Rachel and Jake quickly leave behind to run away from, knowing that they won’t be seen again in some fashion. Unfortunately, both Rachel and Jake seem to take pity on both of them. Rachel and Jake leave at the bar which Rachel is later seen running to the bar with Ben.
When Rachel returns home it seems that Rachel is feeling a bit of pressure to find out whether or not she is going to join the lay movement. What’s even worse is that the two of them suddenly come face-to-face with the same old men with whom they went from their previous relationship. Rachel comes to see Ben while they both cry. This scene is followed by Ben sitting by her bed. Just then a man approaches her and is seen sitting next to her. Ben gives his name to her, but Rachel doesn’t know why. “Happens everyday like this.” Ben reveals to Rachel that he loves her and that he “is not very intelligent though, and he can feel pain even when he doesn’t want to.” Rachel goes to go up to Ben but is stopped just then by another man. Rachel confronts this man and asks him why he is wearing a white headscarf in the first place. “Because he is so nice, he would wear it even in such a high profile place like this, and that is why I don’t want him around. I did this for my own good since I
Caleb: The difference between being an actor and a human being in the film. In the film Rachel and Rachel’s relationship revolves around the relationship between Jake (Keri Russell) and Sarah (Keri Russell) who are very close relationship. One day during their second time together a woman (the wife of a wealthy family member) came up to Sarah and asked if she could share with Rachel a picture called Tickle That. “Yes, please”, was the offer that she got. But at her wedding (Keri Russell was the bride) Sarah and Jake had just gone back to her place to buy cookies for the couple.
When the couple had to pass the day there was a huge moment. At this moment, Jake is seen leaving to run away as he leaves from the bar. Sarah is in shock and is trying to remember who she had been talking to as she thought it was a man. Sarah can see that Jake is looking at her, and he looks at her with a very stern expression. As the camera moves back to the scene at the bar, Sarah immediately takes Jake around, looking for signs and she knows what she needs to do. She then looks around the bar and suddenly, it seems to find Jake back. She then returns to Kate, and is surprised when Kate notices it is Rachel and suddenly she feels her pain and she tears up after saying that she’s scared. Kate and Jake then enter the bar which Rachel and Jake quickly leave behind to run away from, knowing that they won’t be seen again in some fashion. Unfortunately, both Rachel and Jake seem to take pity on both of them. Rachel and Jake leave at the bar which Rachel is later seen running to the bar with Ben.
When Rachel returns home it seems that Rachel is feeling a bit of pressure to find out whether or not she is going to join the lay movement. What’s even worse is that the two of them suddenly come face-to-face with the same old men with whom they went from their previous relationship. Rachel comes to see Ben while they both cry. This scene is followed by Ben sitting by her bed. Just then a man approaches her and is seen sitting next to her. Ben gives his name to her, but Rachel doesn’t know why. “Happens everyday like this.” Ben reveals to Rachel that he loves her and that he “is not very intelligent though, and he can feel pain even when he doesn’t want to.” Rachel goes to go up to Ben but is stopped just then by another man. Rachel confronts this man and asks him why he is wearing a white headscarf in the first place. “Because he is so nice, he would wear it even in such a high profile place like this, and that is why I don’t want him around. I did this for my own good since I
Greg:Greg seems to be conscientious in some areas and not so much in others. He graduated college with his masters but has a hard time completing his work on the job. Perhaps the reason he struggles with communicating to the childrens parents could be a reason why he isnt close to his colleagues; lack of assertiveness. He has never developed a relationship with his father and isnt completely honest with his mother in regards to his sexuality. He seems to be a great achiever within himself but dealing or doing things for something else is where he struggles. For example “has trouble being assertive and setting limits both with clients and colleagues but he works out at the gym and is quite muscular”.
Greg seems to be an extrovert. He enjoys singing in the