Paper: Cases of POP Psychology and Empirical Research
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Added on 2019-10-18
Paper: Cases of POP Psychology and Empirical Research
Added on 2019-10-18
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IntroductionThe question is discussed the parenting challenges and parents’ intimate relationships. Firstly,the review used in the study as summarized the case. Then the review was critiqued whichinvolved the how to make peace with the parents and have an intimate and nurturing relationshipwith them and others. The cases used in the study are highly informative and also provide withthe statistics whenever they were possible. Overall, it can be said that the whole empiricalresearch was highly structured, and the POP psychology was highly informational. This paperdiscusses major critical findings from both the cases of pop psychology and the empiricalresearch.POP PsychologyThe issues being discussed the parenting relationship and how to have a nurturing as well as theintimate relationship with parents. Dr. Phil addressed various questions from the audiences andprovided them with new insights on the parenting relationships. Oprah takes questions from theaudiences while Dr. Phil answers them efficiently. One of the people in audiences mentioned thatdue to her fear of saying no to people who were a vital part of her life she had a fear that shemight lose all of them. In this critical moment, Dr. Phil revealed very important questions thatare highly important to be asked to oneself when present in any relationship be it with yourparents, or friends. Similarly, it was observed that Dr. Phil dished out various vital no-nonsenseadvice to their audience members who had a very struggling relationship with their parents. The whole case in the show outlines the importance of the nurturing the intimate relationships.The case depicted that people were struggling with various relationships in their day to day lives.Many observations showed that the children look up to their parents with high respectdemanding various compliments and utmost care which they believe was not provided to them
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