...Experience is that kind of stuff which every human be gain since be born. There are two kind of experience which is bad and good. Therefore, about experience everyone can talk and talk and never finish talking. In the other hand almost everyday of everyone life is experience. In my whole life I have gained and still make new experiences. I learnt how important is to listen other people and how to make a difficult decisions. Also I learnt to start new life once again. When my dad past away I was very close to my grandfather, in fact he took a place after him. When my mom went to Canada I was living with him and with my brother. He took part in the war and he used to try telling me about his experience, but I did not listen to him. In this case I was only 13 year old and for me that stuff was boring. In fact my friends were more important than to listen to him. I did not take to myself that will come a day that he wills not anymore walking on this earth. However, when he past away I realized my big mistake when I did not listen to him. In other words, his death taught me that listen other people is very important, even when this person is telling stuff that are boring. Definitely, if I only listen it would be great beneficial for me. That year when my grandfather died my mom did surprise for me telling me that I am coming to her for vacation to Canada. I was so happy, because I knew that I will see her after one year that she left me and my brother. On the whole summer...
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...concept of peak experiences in daily life. Description In this reflective journal I am going to describe and evaluate concept of “peak experiences” which was developed by Maslow. According to Maslow (1971), peak experience is an unexpected feeling of extreme joy, prosperity, loss of fear and euphoria. Peak experience is an essential part of our life that leads us to a meaningful and satisfying life. Such events can happen anywhere and any time even during listening to music, cooking or doing sport activity (Maslow, 1962). As for me, in this journal I will share one of my daily activities that can be described as a peak experience. Interpretation To begin with, there are three characteristics of peak experience: significance, fulfillment and spiritual (Privette, 2001). From my point of view, it is important to know each of the characteristics to understand what peak experience is and why it is important. First of all, significance means that peak experience allows people to see things differently, from new perspective and his personal awareness starts to increase (Maslow, 1970). That can lead to serious changes in person’s life. Secondly, by fulfillment it is understood that peak experiences always make positive emotions and help to achieve a certain goal. Finally, people sometimes can not sense the time and they feel disorientated due to connection with the world at once. This is spiritual kind of peak experience. For me, the significant experience was when I was writing...
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...Importance of Friendships Throughout the many unique and individual experiences I went through, the friendships that I made were one in a million. These friends shaped me and formed me in so many ways. I have learned an unfathomable amount through friendships as well as accumulating a lot of personal growth. The significance of friendships in my own American experience has taught me unique lessons, an open mind, respect, growth, and has given me a strong feeling for who I am. During my life I have been exposed to many kinds of people of all ages and ethnicities which have taught me things that I may have never learned. Thinking back, through all the memories and times, I got a taste of each person’s personality in my personal experiences with them. I found many of those people who I enjoy to be with because we share that common ground that lets you be yourself and feel comfortable. It really feels good to have friends on the same level as you. Friendship is a very personal and unique thing. No two relations between any two people will ever be the same because only those people know what they have been through or shared together. This is what makes friendship such an exceptional thing. A large part of friendship is learning lessons together, and for almost everything in the world there is a lesson that must be learned. Learning these lessons...
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...Thankful. Time of my life. An opportunity seized. Pivotal. These are the words that come to mind when I reflect on my college experience. From 1978 to 1982, I was making decisions and memories that would last a lifetime. Some aspects of this time period I have wished I could repeat, but for the most part, I am who I am today because of how my college experience has shaped me. In this paper I will share about the factors that most impacted my development during my college years, specifically in the areas of psychosocial, cognitive, and spiritual growth. Then, I will link those stories to the student development in college theories we are discussing in this class. Finally, I will reflect on the positive and negative impact of my college years as it relates to my own development today. Significant Factors Impacting My Development in College Three things stand out when I think about the factors that impacted my development in college: first, my decisive goal of what I wanted to get from college; second, how personal insecurity can limit opportunities; and third, how I found God. My goal for college was to get a job…plain and simple. My mother always told me that I would find what I was looking for in college. What she meant was that if I went looking for trouble, I would find trouble. If I looked for fun, I would find fun. If I sat around doing nothing, I would find nothing. She was right. I set out to find fun and life experience in college, and I did. My goal when I started...
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...Patrick Daniel Noonan, the father of my family tends to have the most intriguing stories to tell from his childhood and time living first in Baltimore and then Northern Maine. His life stories are very important on how they shaped him as an individual, and how they taught him life lessons that he would need in the future. I choose him because he has had a lot of unique experiences with sports, farming and many more that were told to me during this interview. My dad was born in Baltimore, Maryland on November 18, 1985 where he lived with his parents and partially his grandparents. By the time he was five and had just started kindergarten, he moved to Littleton, Maine. He grew up on a farm, and found himself working picking potatoes and doing...
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...LASA 2: Exploring Personality Theories Part I: Apply the personality theories to your personal life experience by answering the following questions. (Each paragraph below should be 200 – 400 words.) 1. The Five Factor Model of Personality: Explain where you fall on each of the FIVE dimensions or traits in this theory. Discuss whether you feel you were “born with” this trait or if you feel this trait developed through experiences in your environment (such as family experiences or other learning experiences). Based on your experience, explain whether personality traits are primarily biological (innate) or environmental (learned) (Nature vs. Nurture). (1 paragraph) In doing some more research on the Five Factor Model of Personality I came across the personality test. In reviewing this it shows that in Openness, which is a trait that suggests open-mindedness and interest in culture. A high score in this area means that people are sometimes curious, likes to be imaginative and creative and are more out to seek new experiences. Low scores suggest that they are less imaginative and not interested in any new experiences. For the Conscientiousness type of person, which is a trait that reflects the organization and persistence in pursuing their life goals, high scores tend to mean that the person is well organized, goal oriented and have faith in themselves. Low scores show that the person is unorganized, unreliable and very careless in what they do. For the Extraversion type...
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...open the door only to find that flames and smoke come pouring in. The only window in the room is basically painted shut and you collapse to the floor realizing that this is the end. In those final agonizing moments knowing that this is the end, how would you handle those final moments and how would you feel about your life up to this point. In reading the scenario the first emotion that hit me was that of anxiety. I was not necessarily feeling anxiety about the fact that I would inevitably die in the situation but anxiety about what my family would feel with my dying. It made me feel sorrowful. I imagine the things that my loved ones would experience after this type of scenario and also the things that I would not be present for in their future lives. I would want my husband to mourn my loss but I would also want him to be able to move on and enjoy the rest of his days and I would want him to be strong and I am hopeful that if this type of scenario, or any other in which I were not to survive for that matter, that he would be strong. I would want him to be strong for himself and for our children, they would need him to show them how to move past this type of experience and enjoy their lives to the fullest. In the final moments...
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...“HSM Personal Leadership Plan” Throughout life will many of the experiences and there is a lesson being an each of my knowledge, I have through being my experience of the four being is career life, health life, age life, and mind life. I have a learned from experience like old time, I can learn from the experience of new being a volunteer and goal, and I was thinking about of the goal being a career life like learn new something being new experiences, I can make a plan to my identity of the leadership goals, I always need to be professionally, and I need to type of role, I need to learn to begin developing with my directions plan and I am kind of the style being are calm, helpful, and patient. But I can to help, loyal and often make a person who client or workers, but I have a completely with new ideas/ strong opinion being stand up and speak up with customer or employee a person. I am not kind to make a mistake of the company being serious. I have a organize of the paperwork important, will be cost being develop things of the strengths, when I start to work on the right to do, I have a responsibility of own area from the company, I always good listen to client and worker always speak up, and they're saying about important, If it is not important, I am not interesting with them, I can choose of employee and client who had a speak up of opinion. I am not weak and lazy, and I have to stand up and been stronger like a soldier. When I was starting new assignment will be changing...
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...The Cleveland Art Museum and The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame offer two very different experiences to the museum goer. Though they are both types of museums, they have completely different atmospheres and content. My experience cannot offer a true critique to anyone else who might be considering going, because I will have had an infinitely different experience than what anyone else will have. An art critic named John Berger once said, “Every image embodies a way of seeing, our perception or appreciation of an image depends also upon our own way of seeing,” and this is why a critique holds next to no real value from one person to the next. I can share my experience and opinions, but they will be different from anyone else’s, though they will influence...
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...Personal Reflection on the Self Paper Camille Beezley Psy/400 March 2, 2015 Jodi Clarke Introduction When reviewing the self in a social world, there is a lot to be learned; such as learning about oneself and the process of how one perceives or reflects on the self-image and how we feel about ourselves in general. To learn about self-concept can be one of the hardest things. When we think about who we are as a person, we can begin to understand ourselves better and get a better view of our possible self. Have you ever looked into the mirror and asked the person before you that day old question “who am I” and really looking for the answer? Sometimes we may think we know who we are until you see yourself from a new perspective to answer that question “who am I?” Once we get the basic answer, we can begin to think about our possible self. Not only who am I? But who I want to become (Possible self). Self-Concept Self-Concept is how we see ourselves through our perception. Self-concept can be influenced by life experience, environmental influences, and through our genetic background. Self-concept can also be looked at from an attribution perspective on how we view ourselves. The “self-concept,” is the concept the individual has of him or herself as a physical, social, and spiritual or moral being (Gecas, Viktor. (1982). For example a person saw themselves as an artistic person then all their interest would be revolved creative things such as art, galleries, and would...
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...A Glimpse Into the Life of Angelina Standfield R: What are your current goals for the future? A: Currently I want to become a surgeon because I want to change a life. R: What or who inspired you to become a surgeon? A: Well, my father bought me a surgeon simulator game. This game inspired me to help people become healthier. R: Who would you say are your role models and why? A: My role model is Jennifer Lawrence, because even though she is a celebrity she treats other people with respect. R: What adjectives would you use to describe yourself and why? A: I would use fabulous because it describes me in general. R: How has your heritage and family affected your life? A: My family has shaped me into who I am today. R: What activities do you enjoy...
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...Hayes, recalled me my own recent experience. In this chapter, author stated how important it is to be aware of my own privilege especially with culturally diverse clients. It was very interesting to me because of my own struggle as a culturally diverse woman for whom English is her second language. I did my first intake in JFK Counseling Center last week, which was one of my most painful experiences in the United States. Since the first time that the client called me back and left a massage for me I could feel that he wasn’t happy with my accent. After my first conversation with him on the phone, I was determined that he is so inpatient with my accent and it would be hard to finish the intake and go through all the questions. Although I eventually did the intake and finished all the questions, the discrimination stuck with me for several days. Based on the ADDRESSONG model by Hayes, I am 31-year-old Persian woman who was born and raised in Iran. I was born post Iran Islamic Revolution and in the...
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...love in my life and how it has been influences as it evolves throughout my life. My life is comprised of a series of events that have allowed me to experience love in its purest form; however, there are aspects of love that still continue to perplex me. The Evolution of Love Our lives are compiled of a series of events that shape who we are and how we experience the world. Love is one of the rawest emotions that we experience throughout our lives. But how did we learn to love, is this yearning for tender affection a learned or acquired need or might it be as necessary and drink and nourishment? My experiences have molded how I portray love. Although the way that I experience love is constantly evolving, there have been pivotal turning points that have influenced the way that I experience love. Love nourishes and fuels our hearts. From the day that I took my first breath I yearned for the love of my parents. Although I may not recall at this point in life, as an infant my desire for love was present. Parents are our first teachers of the concepts of love. I have been blessed with a very loving and caring mother. She has shared with me that as an infant I insisted on being held. I can infer that this need for love has been present since my first breathe. The love of my mother has always been present in my life. She has loved me unconditionally since the first day she laid eyes on me. She has taken care of me physically, emotionally, and spiritually. She is my lending earing...
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...2) Additional Education Experiences: Please check the areas in which you have experience, and write 3-5 sentences detailing your experience for each. · Leadership (e.g. coordination of volunteer activities, board member in student organization, residential life, student government etc.) I have been fortunate to serve as a member and leader of the UNC Men’s Club Soccer Team for the past three years. My sophomore year we achieved my childhood dream of winning a title when we won the National Championship in Phoenix, AZ. As a senior, I am now the Co-President of the Club Soccer team, and it continues to have a positive impact in my life. This leadership position has allowed me to both learn and teach others about the sport that has so shaped...
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... is, or will be a part of someone’s life. Personally, science always has been, is, and will be not only a part of my life, but my life itself. My interest in science came from my experiences with animals from as early as I can remember. Something interesting that I have learned about science in my time at Whitney M. Young Magnet High School is that it is limitless; or as once stated by Carl Sagan, “Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.” Science fits into my future goals absolutely. My interest in science came from my experiences with animals from as early as I can remember. To this day I have had practically every pet available at pet retail stores, as popular as my first pet; a cat, to as exotic as my current pets; a miniature macaw, a ball python, a house gecko, and more. Because my interest in science came from my experiences with animals from as early as I can remember, science always has been, is, and will be not only a part of my life, but my life itself. Something interesting that I have learned about science in my time at Whitney M. Young Magnet High School is that it is limitless; or as once stated by Carl Sagan, “Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.” To this day there are unanswered questions including “Who?”, “What?”, “When?”, “Where?”, “Why?”, “How?”, which could potentially be answered through the experimental design. Because something interesting I have learned about science in my time at Whitney M. Young Magnet High...
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