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If a child is told they are stupid, dumb and will never amount to anything the child will start to believe these statements
Looks at Social and Cultural factors and considers conditions outside of the individual culture
Dysfunctional Environment Includes
Racism
Abuse
Gang Violence
Poverty
Compartmentalized
individualistic
Objective & Scientific
Hieratical
Interconnected
Non hierarchal
Subtopic
Traditional
Participating in and contributing to the community
Connecting with the land
Spiritual activities
Such as sweats, ceremonies and round dancing
Gentle and caring adult
Verbal, physical and emotional abuse
Domestic Violence
Research has shown that boys who witness their fathers perpetrating violence against women often grow up to do it as well, and girls who witness violence against their mothers may become later victims of violence.
Child will copy behaviours they see around them
In this form people engage in various behaviours, but it is what follows the behaviours, the consequences, that influences the likelihood of that behaviour occurring again in the future.
Yelling and insulting
Taking away things one enjoys(electronics, etc)
Time outs/ Time Ins
Ex. If every time a child threw a tantrum and the parent or caregiver didn't know how to handle the behaviour and would just give the child the tablet because that always makes him quiet down then the child will realize if he throws a tantrum he will always get the tablet.
Lollipop/ candy
Positive feedback
Stickers
Ex. If right before dinner someone rang a bell to let you know after a while you will be conditioned to think about food whenever you hear the sound of a bell and subconsciously believe you are getting food right after.
Has a significant influence on ones behavior
Freud believed that the unconscious mind to be the most significant level of awareness
Memories and traumatic events that can't be easily recalled
Feelings and memories that can be easily brought up to mind
Memories, thoughts, feelings etc.
You are aware of
Forms when caregiver is neglectful or not usually present
Not Ideal to have
Develop this with a healthy relationship with caregiver
Ideal to have
Pleasure Principle
Seeks immediate gratification for it's impulses
Provides the energy for basic biological motives
Hunger, thirst, affection, warmth, and aggression
Present at birth
Drugs or alcohol at a young age
FASD
