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Brazil is a Portuguese speaking country while Bolivia and Paraguay are Spanish speaking countries.
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The unemployment rate has varied from as low as 1% during World War I to as high as 25% during the Great Depression. More recently, it reached peaks of 10.8% in November 1982 and 10.0% in October 2009.
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usually have clear memories of the hypnotic experience and are in control of their own behaviors
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During the hypnotic process, subjects are put into a trance state where they will experience a heightened focus and concentration. This will make them become more responsive to suggestion. Which is why this often used as a long-term therapeutic method to change a certain behavior.
Despite this icnrease in responsiveness, the subject wll still have the final say regarding whether they will follow that suggestion or abandon it.
The false perception that most people have regarding hypnosis. derived from the entertainment industry. They constantly shows this plot where the characters forget their expeirence and can completely do somethign out of their will due to hypnosis.
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C. cognitive model
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The model of abnormality that concentrates on thought processes is the cognitive model. Cognitive model of abnormality asserts that abnormalities start from the thought processes, that behaviours are controlled by our thoughts and negative thoughts can lead to the occurrence of abnormalities in humans.
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Gene is taking a Piagetian approach, while Fred is a proponent of the behaviorist approach.
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Piaget's approach and studies centers on the fact that a child goes trough certain <em>cognitive stages,</em> in which a development occurs. These are:
- Sensorimotor Stage.
- Preoperational Stage.
- Concrete Operational Stage.
- Formal Operational Stage.
Meanwhile, a behaviorist approach centers on the fact that what matters is <em>what we can see</em> which is the behavior, instead of only creating speculation about the mind since it is <em>not tangible. </em>