- Mansfield, United States
Len T Cabela
Walden University, Mental Health Counseling, Graduate Student
- Hillsdale College, History and Politics, UndergraduateOhio Christian University, Christian Ministry, Undergraduateadd
- I am a student researcher and intellectual interested in human behavior and cognitive thought processedit
Due to continuous abuse in a foster home as he was growing up, Will has developed Avoidant personality disorder, with post traumatic stress disorder, and possibly mood disorder of depressive symptoms. He also has an inferiority complex.... more
Due to continuous abuse in a foster home as he was growing up, Will has developed Avoidant personality disorder, with post traumatic stress disorder, and possibly mood disorder of depressive symptoms. He also has an inferiority complex. He has a lot of knowledge of facts, but has lack of real life experience. Another possibility is that he has oppositional defiant disorder, because of his anger and persistent irritability, argumentativeness, defiant behavior, and vindictiveness.
His mood disorder showed up as he performed defensive acts when there was nothing to worry about; such as trivial events. However, he was not prescribed any mood altering drugs and turned out fine through simple counseling, albeit an unconventional Hollywood portrayal of it.
He had anger and violence brought on by memories of his past abuse, and being treated unfairly. Even if he was not forced to react in this way, he did so anyway. Likewise, his inferiority complex has arisen out of childhood abuse, and continues to affect his life today.
Since his foster family did not care for him, they neglected to treat his psychological problems, causing them to progress and get worse. Such a person should get immediate psychological treatment by a psychologist to prevent it.
His mood disorder showed up as he performed defensive acts when there was nothing to worry about; such as trivial events. However, he was not prescribed any mood altering drugs and turned out fine through simple counseling, albeit an unconventional Hollywood portrayal of it.
He had anger and violence brought on by memories of his past abuse, and being treated unfairly. Even if he was not forced to react in this way, he did so anyway. Likewise, his inferiority complex has arisen out of childhood abuse, and continues to affect his life today.
Since his foster family did not care for him, they neglected to treat his psychological problems, causing them to progress and get worse. Such a person should get immediate psychological treatment by a psychologist to prevent it.
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I submitted this to Guidepost magazine earlier this year. Unfortunately they couldn't publish it because they only have room for 1 out of 250 or so manuscripts they receive on a continual basis. So I am going to publish it here, and... more
I submitted this to Guidepost magazine earlier this year. Unfortunately they couldn't publish it because they only have room for 1 out of 250 or so manuscripts they receive on a continual basis. So I am going to publish it here, and perhaps continue to work on it.
Research Interests:
This project was needed to show the disparity between religious, social, and political views, of the various stakeholders, and the physical, and mental changes incurred by the thought process, since birth, of the LGBT community. Almost... more
This project was needed to show the disparity between religious, social, and political views, of the various stakeholders, and the physical, and mental changes incurred by the thought process, since birth, of the LGBT community.
Almost every state, region, or municipality is touched by an aspect of the debate between these opposing sides, at one or another time. Therefore, this Personal and Spiritual Essay will be relevant and pertinent to many college campus students, faculty, alumni, researchers, or churchgoers, pastors, those identifying as spiritual but not religious, and friends, families, relatives of LGBT community members, and those members themselves. They may wonder how they can reconcile if they wish to become members of a church, or how they can be accepted as their current or intended lifestyle conflicts with that of church teaching or that of a sacred text. This is intended to provide people with some answers only, without judging or condemning anyone, but to provide information on an objective basis, as if from anthropological or societal facts as to what is believed, by whom, and where.
They deserve to be told what God’s said, if indeed they are to seek and care as believers, rather than from the mouth of a man, getting their earthly opinion and approval.
Almost every state, region, or municipality is touched by an aspect of the debate between these opposing sides, at one or another time. Therefore, this Personal and Spiritual Essay will be relevant and pertinent to many college campus students, faculty, alumni, researchers, or churchgoers, pastors, those identifying as spiritual but not religious, and friends, families, relatives of LGBT community members, and those members themselves. They may wonder how they can reconcile if they wish to become members of a church, or how they can be accepted as their current or intended lifestyle conflicts with that of church teaching or that of a sacred text. This is intended to provide people with some answers only, without judging or condemning anyone, but to provide information on an objective basis, as if from anthropological or societal facts as to what is believed, by whom, and where.
They deserve to be told what God’s said, if indeed they are to seek and care as believers, rather than from the mouth of a man, getting their earthly opinion and approval.