Number of Pages: 5 (Double Spaced)
Writing Style: APA
Number of sources: 5
In this final project
you will apply the theories and models of learning that we have covered throughout the term
to a hypothetical case study scenario. Projects must be written in essay
format, 12 point font, double spaced. APA format and citations are required.
Case:
Maura is a 26 year old
female who is visiting a therapist because she is concerned about a repeating
pattern of behavior that she has been engaging in during the past 10 years.
Maura seems to get involved romantically with partners who have very stable
careers but appear to be unable to make a romantic commitment to her. Maura will often
date these partners for years. When she asks for a greater commitment, much drama and
hurt feelings ensue. She reports that she does not "remember" much of
what happens right after the relationship ends, and shortly after a break up, she
finds herself dating someone new. The pattern repeats itself and all of the bad memories from the
previous breakups come flooding back.
After reading the case, address the following issues:
·
Select two of the models we have studied thus far and
compare/contrast them as you analyze the case of Maura. How does each explain the
learning and behavior occurring? Which model do you find explains the behavior
most fully and why?
·
Which
model(s) explains why Maura does not remember the negative events until much time has passed?
·
Focusing on the model you feel best explains the
behavior, design a basic "modification" program to help the
client engage in more desirable behavior.
·
Describe the ethical considerations that can occur in or
when selecting your modification plan.
The project should:
·
Follow assignment
directions (review grading rubric for best results).
·
Use
correct APA formatting per the APA Publication Manual, 6th Edition.
·
Demonstrate college-level communication through the
composition of original materials in Standard American English.
·
Be written in Standard American English and be clear,
specific, and error-free. If needed, be sure to use the Kaplan University Writing
Center for help.
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