Compare psychoanalytic therapies and humanistic therapies

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Assignment:

Answer the following questions:

1. Compare and contrast the Psychoanalytic therapies and Humanistic therapies. Provide enough detail to convince the reader that you understand both perspectives and their comparative strengths and weaknesses.

2. Describe and give a unique, detailed example of Seligman's model of learned helplessness.

3. Using the continuum of normal to abnormal, discuss how we may all exhibit symptoms of mental illness but do not meet the diagnostic criteria for mental illness (deviant, distressful, dysfunctional, etc.). How could these (subclinical) symptoms be biological in nature? How could they be due to environmental factors? How could they be due to both or to a nature-nurture interaction? Explain, using specific examples.

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