PSYCHIC FACTS

  Depression(Major Depression Disorder), Symptoms, Diagnosis, Causes, Treatment Depression Is depression is real? Y es, depression is real, it is a mental illness that affects the mental functioning of the suffering person.   Depression is put under the category of mood disorder, Depressive Disorders. In DSM 5 eight categories of Depressive Disorders including Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder, major depressive disorder, persistent depressive disorder, premenstrual dysphoric disorder, substance/medication-induced depressive disorder, depressive disorder due to another medical condition, other specified depressive disorder, other un-specified depressive disorder           The common symptoms of all these disorders are the presence of sad empty or irritable mood, somatic and cognitive changes that significantly disturb the individual’s ability to function. differences exist in the period, timing, or assumed causes. Major Depressive Disorder Symptoms Symptoms of Major

 What is Emotional Intelligence  Emotional Intelligence (EQ) Emotional intelligence (EQ) is the capability to find out, know, and use your own feelings or sentiments   in constructive ways to release stress and anxiety, interconnect effectually, understand others, deal with challenges in healthy way, and resolve conflicts.  Attributes of Emotional Intelligence  To build happy and healthy in terpersonal relations you must have emotional intelligence skill Emotional intelligence is commonly defined by four attributes: Self-controlling : A person with Emotional Intelligence is able to regulate spontaneous moods and actions, cope with negative emotions in in fine fettle ways, take initiative, fulfill commitments, and adapt environmental changes. Self-consciousness : A person with Emotional Intelligence is able to recognize his own emotions and how these affect his opinions and actions. Person become aware of his   strengths which become opportunity and flourishing point for him and w

  APA 7 Edition Title Page The page number on the right margin Write title three or four below the top margin of the page Author name below two lines of the title follows the first name, middle initial, and last name Authors affiliation follow immediately after their names (affiliation include department, course, roll no instructor, due date, etc. Student paper do not have running head. APA 7 Levels of Heading The first level of Heading: Centered, Bold Face, Title case (Upper Case, Lower case). Start writing from a new paragraph. Second level of heading: flush left, boldface, Title case (Upper Case, Lower case). Start writing from a new paragraph. The third level of heading: flush left, italic, boldface, Title case (Upper Case, Lower case). Start writing from a new paragraph. The fourth level of heading: indent, bold face, Title case (Upper Case, Lower case), heading ending with a period para the test continues on the same line The fifth level of heading: indent, bold f

Psychological Report Writing Sample/ Clinical Psychology Report Format Sample  In the previous post, we learned how to write a clinical report of the client and its basic components now we apply all those learnings here. link of the previous post " Psychological Report Writing / Clinical Psychology Report Format we learned for example how to prepare a case history of a client or how to write a clinical psychology report. the report format is given below with a sample case.  Case History Sheet Name of the patient: CLIENT NAME                          Gender: female Date of birth:       1997                                                 Age: 23 Marital statuses: Married                                          Race: N-A Religion: Islam                                                        Appearance: Clean Education: educated, Matric                                 Occupation: Housewife Siblings: 3         Male: 2           Female: 1                 Birth Order:

Psychological Report Writing / Clinical Psychology Report Format             Psychological Clinical report taking is a formal way to dig into the client’s problem for the purpose of solving it. The students of psychology often do not know how to take a report or how to write it.  Here I will discuss with you a proper method through which you can follow to get details from the client to reach the problem and how to write the clinical psychology report  Important Components of the Clinical report writing are; Demographics Presenting problem History of the problem Prior treatment Medical history Family history School history Work history Psychosomatic complaint Addictions Family psychopathology Personality traits Interview behavior Orientation Sleep Attention Perception Thoughts Affect Behavior Mannerism & posturing Diagnosis  Demographics Demographics includes name, date of birth, gender, race, appearance, education, siblings, e