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My Life:
Before and After
Richard R. Henderson
PSY 202: Adult Development and Life Assessment
Instructor: Sharon Haddy
April. 22, 2012
My Life:
Before and After
Outline
I. What things do you remember about your childhood?
A. Growing up and finding my personality
B. Friendships and Relationships
C. Sports and Activities
II. What was my family like?
A. My parents ups and downs
B. Siblings (how many and personalities)
C. Military Family constant deployments
D. Sunday Dinners
III. Types of Jobs in my life?
A. Fast Food and Dining
B. ARMY
C. Information Technology
IV. What are your personal, professional and academic goals?
A. Making sure my children are taking care of financially.
B. Becoming a Police Officer
C. Earning my college degree in Criminal Justice
My Life:
Before and After
When I think of my life and my family, I immediately think about the kind of learning processes that I have been through. Some of my learning experiences have been very extensive in life. When I would learn to associate certain things with sounds and expressions, I use relativistic thinking with different events and proceedings. Other times, I have been closely aware of the behavioral theories, such as those used by B.F. Skinner, in which my father used to use on me to make me learn things. For example, I remember that I would get a smack on the back of my behind for going near the stove while an adult was present or not due to extreme temperatures or just being alone by myself around it. When this happened a few times, I would then never touch it since I knew that my father would hit my behind and I did not want to be hit at all. I think all of these things that my father did with me, resulted in the in depth personality and the identity I have today.
Before and After
Richard R. Henderson
PSY 202: Adult Development and Life Assessment
Instructor: Sharon Haddy
April. 22, 2012
My Life:
Before and After
Outline
I. What things do you remember about your childhood?
A. Growing up and finding my personality
B. Friendships and Relationships
C. Sports and Activities
II. What was my family like?
A. My parents ups and downs
B. Siblings (how many and personalities)
C. Military Family constant deployments
D. Sunday Dinners
III. Types of Jobs in my life?
A. Fast Food and Dining
B. ARMY
C. Information Technology
IV. What are your personal, professional and academic goals?
A. Making sure my children are taking care of financially.
B. Becoming a Police Officer
C. Earning my college degree in Criminal Justice
My Life:
Before and After
When I think of my life and my family, I immediately think about the kind of learning processes that I have been through. Some of my learning experiences have been very extensive in life. When I would learn to associate certain things with sounds and expressions, I use relativistic thinking with different events and proceedings. Other times, I have been closely aware of the behavioral theories, such as those used by B.F. Skinner, in which my father used to use on me to make me learn things. For example, I remember that I would get a smack on the back of my behind for going near the stove while an adult was present or not due to extreme temperatures or just being alone by myself around it. When this happened a few times, I would then never touch it since I knew that my father would hit my behind and I did not want to be hit at all. I think all of these things that my father did with me, resulted in the in depth personality and the identity I have today.