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e Krystian’s sister says it is up to him to gain control of his own behavior but Krystian blames his father who is currently in prison for assaulting a man. 

 

The police have recently arrested Krystian for a third time and he has been referred to an anger management programme for help. 

 

f Assess whether an anger management programme could help Krystian change his criminal behavior

Maurice is 34 years old and has been stealing since he was 16 years old. He has stolen high value items such as a television, and low value items such as food. He says that stealing stops him feeling like he cannot give his family the things they deserve. 

 

Maurice has only been caught stealing once, and was given a community sentence of two months. He says it is not worth stopping stealing because he gets lots of nice things that he enjoys. He also says that the consequence of being punished does not worry him.


Kesia began going to the local shopping center after work each day and bought new clothes each time. She then found herself thinking about buying clothes and shopping all the time at work, until she found it difficult to focus on anything else.

Kesia has now bought so many clothes that she does not experience much pleasure anymore when buying them. She has got into a huge amount of debt to the extent that she cannot afford to pay her rent anymore.

 

(a) Explain one way that cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) could be used to help Kesia’s addiction.                                                                                                 

Kesia began going to the local shopping center after work each day and bought new clothes each time. She then found herself thinking about buying clothes and shopping all the time at work, until she found it difficult to focus on anything else.

Kesia has now bought so many clothes that she does not experience much pleasure anymore when buying them. She has got into a huge amount of debt to the extent that she cannot afford to pay her rent anymore.

 

(a) Explain one way that cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) could be used to help Kesia’s addiction.                                                                                                 

 

 Assess how well operant conditioning can explain Maurice’s stealing.                                     

 

 

For offenders, the experience can be incredibly challenging as it confronts them with the personal impact of their crime. For victims, meeting the person who has harmed them can be a huge step in moving forward and recovering from the crime.

Restorative justice conferences, where a victim meets their offender, are led by a facilitator who supports and prepares the people taking part and makes sure that the process is safe. Sometimes, when a face to face meeting is not the best way forward, the facilitator will arrange for the victim and offender to communicate via letters, recorded interviews or video.

4. CBT could help her think rationally and understand that what she is doing is irrational and not correct 

2) The children who had previously seen the adults acting aggressively towards bobo doll were more likely to behave aggressively towards to the bobo doll in stage two of the experiment.

The further interesting finding is that the boys were more likely to act aggressively than girls.

The findings support Bandura’s ‘social learning theory’ –  that is, children learn social behaviour such as aggression through the process of observation – through watching the behaviour of another person.

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B. Amnesia is memory loss 

C. Short term memory and long term memory

for the engage we are going to take the memory module maybe?

Case study: 

finding 1 is that participants struggled to recall the story when they were told to and the word count was shortened

Finding 2 is that the participants changed the subjects of the story to fit to their own schemas