Norma Jean- A case study
Breggin’s Humanistic Theory:
Breggin’s perspective on Norma Jean would be that because she suffers from an emotional, psychological or behavioral problem, she has been violated. Breggin believes that emotional healing is not accomplished using technologies but through focusing more on humanistic traits; which includes intimacy, community, art, music, and play. He would definitely not prescribe drugs, shock therapy, or other methods that do not enhance our humanity. Breggin would take into account Norma Jean’s background as a more important factor in her diagnosis, and focus more on the underlying causes of her symptoms.
Brown’s Feminist Theory:
Brown’s perspective on Norma Jean would be to examine the context in which the creation and expression of her distress causes her to become psychologically distressed. Her theory focuses on searching for the significance for the co-occurrence of group patterns that cause similar distresses. Brown......
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