HNRS 26 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Raymond Carver, Cognitive Dissonance, Physical Therapy
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>sees a foot when he gets home he thinks about a foot with his wife during sex. >trauma with his job as discussed with his wife symbols and imagery patterns and repetition. >brody thinks that people should be seen as a whole and that everyone has a story to tell. >storytelling can speed up healing process or make easier to cope: each person should feel unique. Each person should be attended to as an individual: better when they know the steps to take for treatment / the narrative as the treatment, support group and talking can heal the person quicker, storytelling is healing. Cognitive dissonance- saying one thing and doing another. >betsy does her job that she thinks is wrong but she still does it. Kathleen: nurse aid, doesn"t like people wants to be a nurse paradoxxxx, very good at her job but, cognitive - showing emotions is a sign of weakness so she showed that she didn"t.
