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she stopped putting in as much effort so her work deteriorated

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She is thinking about how her student thinks her teaching style is

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She began to doubt her ability to motivate students.  She felt lonely and overwhelmed.

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She seem to have given up because she feels lonely and feels like shes not good enough, so she began acting like she feels and began to feels like theres no point in trying anymore

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Her mother could have died prior to her fathers death and she could not have gotten over the first death. She is feeling overwhelmed.

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She wants to change her learning style for this year.

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She was most likely raised by only her father, and feels lost without him.

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psycho-dynamic works on the unconscious 

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psycho-dynamic works on the unconscious 

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The cognitive approach has been criticized for being too narrowly focused on viewing the human brain as a computer and on being overly focused on objective science.

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The humanistic approach, in contrast, focuses on emotions, motivation, free will, and self-esteem. Abraham Maslow (who was a major influence in the 1950s) studied what people need in life to feel happy. Carl Rogers developed a method of psychotherapy based on building self-esteem by empathizing with clients. An important concept in humanistic psychology is self-actualization, or reaching one's own potential.

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Biological approach is how the body and brain enable emotions, memories, and sensory experiences; how genes combine with environment to influence individual differences

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Mrs. B might be very stressed from the death of her father and her only child leaving for college. These stress hormones might be causing elevate level in her body. This is leading to her depression.

Sustained or chronic stress, in particular, leads to elevated hormones such as cortisol, the "stress hormone," and reduced serotonin and other neurotransmitters in the brain, including dopamine, which has been linked to depression