There are five basic components to art therapy. ... The second component is to regulate affect. Regulating affect helps children understand that what happened to them was not their fault and assist them in learning methods to regulate and moderate arousal (limbic system) to help them reach the ultimate goal of emotional balance. The third component is to reestablish attachment. ... The fifth and final component is reframing and integrating traumatic experiences. ...

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In 1986, Bruce and Young designed a model of face recognition comprised of 8 component parts. ... However, a limitation to this method is that instead of an attention bias occurring towards the angry face, it may be that searching through the happy distractor faces is faster than searching through angry and neutral faces. ... Their method consisted of 4 faces shown in random locations, with one being the discrepant face (angry or happy amongst distractors). ...

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Thus this indicates that there are number of separate components of SWB that are as follows: • Life satisfaction (global judgments of one's life) • Satisfaction with important domains (work satisfaction) • Positive effect (experiencing many pleasant emotions and moods) • Low levels of negative affect (experiencing few unpleasant emotions and moods) Measuring SWB: In early research SWB was measured by replying on only single self-report item. ... For example in naturalistic experience- sampling method SWB is measured by researchers at random moments in their ev...

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The main component which O"Brien chooses to repeat is his extremely descriptive portrayal of the slim young man, which begins in The Man I Killed. ... When Tim was in Vietnam he was young, he now uses the tactic of remembering and immortalizing these memories through writing as a method in order to cope with the painful reality he has experienced. ...

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