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Self-Study: Personal Mechanisms of Change |
My elementary and middle school teachers corrected me whenever I pronounced or misspelled a word. |
The school’s quiet and calm environment has helped me to understand that learning institutions need to be situated in noise-free regions. |
My parents assisted me in learning and embracing my Mexican-American culture. |
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Self-Study: Reflection of Reaction to Theory |
It has enabled me to be a good speaker, especially when communicating with my high school students and college mates. |
It has assisted me to resolve that I will raise my children in a safe neighborhood because a child’s success is highly dependent on the where he/she is raised. |
My parents helped me to be a responsible member of the society and a role model for my children. |
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Self-Study: Application to Specific Part of the Lifespan |
It has helped me in critical thinking, especially during my graduate studies courses. |
The theory has helped me to establish the link between the spread of HIV/AIDS and unprotected sexual intercourse. |
The theory has helped me to interact with my family members, friends, and co-workers effectively. |
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Self-Study: Factors that Affect Normal Development (List & Justify) |
Age: influences the way one learns a new language depending on the brain development. |
Research: enables one to be active, especially at the time when the information is transmitted. |
Socializing: It enhances the efficiency of interaction with others in the society. |
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Self-Study: Where Am I Now? |
The psychological development has enabled me to counsel my clients based on their levels of brain development |
The cognitive development has allowed me to resolve that I should always avoid conflicts with others. |
The social development has enabled me to interact with my friends and other members of the public effectively |
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Self-Study: Where Am I Going? |
Psyschological development will enable me to be an effective high school counselor after my masters. |
I am currently working on my masters in counseling too be a high school counselor |
Embracing the tenets of this theory has enabled me to remain a successful basket ball coach for seventeen years. |