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Paul Hei Matsuda: Literacy and Standards in an Increasingly Diverse Society (2002)
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Triple Jeopardy: Civil Liberties Risks Affecting the Poor, the Elderly, and Students
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Iatrogenic Symptoms in Psychotherapy
Although the mental health professions are effective in ameliorating personal distress, treatment can sometimes have negative consequences. The authors explore causal mechanisms for iatrogenic symptoms in therapy by discussing the process by which clients may be socialized into therapy and the potential impact that psychiatric labels and language may have in influencing clients\u27 self-perceptions. The authors review research that has examined possible negative effects of psychiatric labels and then examine other forms of language, categorization, and conceptualizations that may contribute to negative effects in therapy. Iatrogenic symptoms may originate through the overreliance on a belief system within which therapists interpret, reinterperet or label clients\u27 characteristics or distress as pathological. Therapeutic communication that emphasizes pejorative language may introduce clients to this belief system. Iatrogenic symptoms may also provide clients and therapists with secondary gains. Possible approaches for minimizing iatrogenic symptoms are explored
What\u27s News At Rhode Island College
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What\u27s News At Rhode Island College
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Rhode Island Minority Enterprise Development Week Strategies for Growth in the American Economy Awards Dinner
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AS220 Broad Street Studio, What is AS220 Broad Street Studio
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Voices of the Past: The Study of the Care and Treatment of Children from the Rhode Island State Home and School of the O\u27Rourke Children\u27s Center
Voices of the Past is a research study that will examine data from various areas to analyze the treatment and care of children in the Rhode Island State Home and School and the O\u27Rourke Children\u27s Center. Oral testimonies of past residents and staff workers will also be analyzed for this purpose. It will be necessary to understand the objectives that were contributory to the development of these institutions for a comparison of the treatment. This study appropriately calls the attention to the importance of the ethical treatment regarding humans in research. For the purpose of this study and possible future studies, a methodology was created that incorporates these principles