01:830:340 Study Guide - Gregory Bateson, Furl, Martyr Complex

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The following is the first section of professor atwood"s review sheet which means: Chapter by chapter summary of i never promised you a rose garden http://www. bookrags. com/notes/ros/part1. ht m. I never promised you a rose garden is a semi-autobiographical account of a teenage girl"s three-year battle with schizophrenia. Deborah blau, bright and artistically talented, has created a world, the kingdom of yr, as a form of defense from a confusing, frightening reality. Deborah was five, she underwent surgery to remove a tumor in her ovaries, a traumatic experience that involved a great deal of physical pain and shame. Deborah suffered frequent abuse from her anti-semitic peers and neighbors. When deborah first created yr, it was a beautiful, comforting haven, but over time the gods of yr became tyrannical dictators who ruled deborah"s every word and action. The novel presents the issue of mental illness from multiple viewpoints.

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Your friend is a bit unsure about her answers to a number of the questions on this exam and has asked you for your opinion. She wants to know what she should do in the future. According to the text, you would recommend all of the following EXCEPT A) you can rule out some alternatives immediately. Eliminate them and choose from the rest B) try to answer the questions before you look at the alternatives C) answer the questions you know first, then come back to the more difficult ones D) do not change your answers—your first guess is likely to be correct E) check your progress from time to time and make sure that you are on track

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01:830:340 Study Guide - Gregory Bateson, Furl, Martyr Complex

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