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Personal triggers and professional counseling competence with LGBT clients

Something that triggers my emotions in the book is when I read about microaggressions (Sue, Sue, 2013, p. 161) and in particular the way that progressive society wants me to react to issues that it supports but that I do not.

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Self-growth and self-actualization in personal development

Self-Growth Taking the self-development path is imperative in order to excel in life. This is true for all social life encounters careers, disciplines or even academics. We must take full responsibility of our lives if we wish to progress.

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American military strategy and public opposition in the Vietnam War

The paper takes a look into the unpopularity of the Vietnam War and the failed strategies, which resulted in the defeat of the U.S. army in Vietnam.

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Leadership styles in local small businesses: identifying models through employee interviews

This research proposal will focus on three to five small organizations in the local community and the types of leadership that can be found within those organizations.

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William James's pragmatic critique of agnosticism and atheism

An agnostic neither believes nor disbelieves, whereas an atheist is someone who does not believe that God exists. There seems to be a clear difference between the two. Yet, James argues that practically speaking there is no difference between the two.

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The tension between legal requirements and ethical standards in counseling

Ethical standards are often drafted by professional groups or associations with the main objective of guiding the conduct of the members of such associations. Ethical standards not only help to guide the behavior of members, but also improve professionalism and form a standard of accountability.

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Tibetan cultural approaches to managing stress-prone and stress-resistant personalities

What can be learned from the Tibetan culture about the mind and stress? The age-old culture of Tibet fostered a powerful and deep integration of practical and spiritual understanding, valuing both facets of humanity's nature, together with their capacity for facilitating healing and good health.

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Preferential looking and habituation in infant visual perception

The concept of preferential looking in regards to visual perception suggests that even infants will show preference in fixating upon certain interesting objects versus other, less stimulating objects.

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Applying Adlerian theory to treat racial inferiority complex in a client case

Adlerian Theory in depth and apply it to a specific counseling case with a diversity theme.

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Jonathan Glover's analysis of moral identity in war at a distance

The author of this report has been asked to offer an essay based on some questions that center on the work of Jonathan Glover.

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