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ARRoGANT CoURiERS WiTH ESSaYS
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Grade Level: Type of Work Subject/Topic is on:
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[ ]6-8 [ ]Class Notes [Understanding Behavior ]
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[x]9-10 [ ]Cliff Notes [of a Person's State of ]
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[ ]11-12 [x]Essay/Report [mind. ]
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[ ]College [ ]Misc [ ]
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Dizzed: 09/94 # of Words:613 School: ? State: ?
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Understanding Behavior
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The behavior of a person can usually be explained by that person's state
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of mind. The external conduct is almost always directly linked to internal
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emotions. Knowing this fact is very beneficial to someone like a guidance
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counsellor because it lets him or her almost "read" the physchlogical state
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of a student based entirely on their behavior. In Darlene's case her
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behavior has been very well documented making the task of phsycological
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assesment a much easier job. There are many facets to Dralene's behavior,
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each revealing a different part of her state of mind. Judging from the way
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she dresses and is groomed it appears as if she comes from a family less
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wealthy than most of the other children at her school. This has probably
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been a factor in her sullen behavior. Because she can't afford more
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expensive clothes, she has been put into a different social class than most
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of her peers. It is known that all humans have an emotional need to be
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"accepted" by their peers but unfortunat for Darlene, being accepted is a
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need that she has not satisfied due to her lack of wealth. Darlene also
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expressed that this form "classism" against her was apparent at sunday
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school. It was so great in fact that she actually quit the classes to get
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away from the sunday school "snobs".
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It should come as no surprise that Darlene has also expressed a desire
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to quit highschool as well. This may also explain her reluctance to join
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any clubs and the way she anticipates unfriendly reactions from people she
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meets. Darlene's teachers agree that although Darlene has an above
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average intellect, she still only aquires average marks. I believe this
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problem can be traced to her parents. It si known that Darlene's parents
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keep Darlene in 6 days of the week, and when they do let her out she must
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be home at ten. It is also known that Darlene must do alot of housework on
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the weekends if she wants to get her weekly allowance and that her parents
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do not approve of her friends. Darlene's poor pe nce in school may very
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well be Darlene's way of "getting back" at her parents. By getting average
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marks she is trying to tell her parents that keeping her in and being so
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restrictive of her social activities won't help her school work, it will
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only make it worst. I will assume that Darlene also feels like her parents
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don't pay enough attention to her. Both her parents probably work,
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explaining why Darlene has so many responsibilities at home, and neither of
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them likely have much time to spend with their daughter. Darlene would
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also like more freedom to do go out and choose friends. The physological
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needs Darlene lacks are social acceptance, attention from her parents and
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freedom. If I were to advise Darlene on a course of action it would be to
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discuss the problem with her parents and not to try and hurt them by doing
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poorly in school because that is not hurting her parents, it is only
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hurting her. I would tell her that the only person in the world Darlene
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can change is herself. I would also tell Darlene that any peer that does
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not like her based solely on how much money she has is not worth having as
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a friend. I would tell her to ignore people who treat her badly becuase of
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her lack of wealth and eventually they will stop annoying her because they
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will not get any reaction from her. Darlene will have to work on her
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attitude though, so she can be more sociable and more accepted.
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