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March 29, 2011 at 10:55 pm · Filed under Developmental Psychology, Sayings and Quotes and tagged: Behavioral Science, Canon Drinkwater, Christianity, Cognitive-Behaviorialist, Developmental Psychology, Education, Faith, Religion, TMSC Consulting SVCS Developmental

You educate to some extent…
by what you say, more by what you do, and still more by what you are; But most of all by the things you love.
Canon Drinkwater Handbook for Today’s Catholic
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February 28, 2011 at 7:17 pm · Filed under Book Reviews, Developmental Psychology, Health, Science and tagged: Behavioral Science, Education, Entertainment, Health, Jacqueling P. Scott Ed.D. MBA, Leadership, News, Olympia Ranee Scott, Parenting, Philosophy, Prenatal, Review, Reviews, Science, Sports, Super Parenting Raising The Next Generation
Have a dictionary ready, Super Parenting is a learning experience. New terms and ideas, the book is to raise the next generation. The twelve chapters are the handbook that did not come with your child:
1. Chapter One: What is SUPER Parenting?
2. Chapter Two: The Root of it All
3. Chapter Three: Physical Development
4. Chapter Four: Healthy Nutrition
5. Chapter Five: Mental Developmental
6. Chapter Six: Social-Emotional Development
7. Chapter Seven: The Nine Temperaments
8. Chapter Eight: Parenting Styles
9. Chapter Nine: Communication
10. Chapter Ten: Effective Discipline
11. Chapter Eleven: Child Safety
12. Chapter Twelve: Conclusion
To get the book, go to www.superparenting.com and don’t forget to have your credit card or checking account ready to order.
Enjoy learning and understanding that Super may not mean Perfect. Good Luck Parents!
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January 27, 2011 at 7:41 pm · Filed under Developmental Psychology, Sayings and Quotes, Science and tagged: African-American Theorist Tres Mali Scott, American Theorist Tres Mali Scott, Behavioral Science, Black-American Theorist Tres Mali Scott, Developmental Psychology, Education, History, Negro Theorist Tres Mali Scott, Parenting, Philosophy, Science, Your Theory Tells...by Tres Mail ott, Youth Developmental Psychology
Your Theory Tells…
*What your logos are.
*What your words are.
*What your causes are.
*What your sayings are.
*The discourse of therapy sessions.
Tres Mali
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November 29, 2010 at 9:12 pm · Filed under Developmental Psychology, Science and tagged: African-American Theorist Tres Mali Scott, American Theorist Tres Mali Scott, Behavioral Science, Black-American Theorist Tres Mali Scott, Business Management Tip, Education, Family, Leadership, Leadership Skills, Parenting, Philosophy, Relationships, Science
Extrinsic Motivations
Extrinsic motivations come from the outside world. Some call it peer pressure, social pressure, social norms, social values, etc. Many of these terms are looked at as negative. But many of them are necessary for social, moral, and economic stability. The term “pressure” implies that the person wants you to conform to something negative. But in reality, most of the “pressure” is to conform to the “norm” or to become the most “functional”. The highest level of functioning is “success”.
We measure extrinsic motivational success against the outside world, “achievement”, “recognition”, “status”, “promotions”, and “financial rewards”.
Intrinsic Motivations
Intrinsic motivations come from our inner world. Some call it personal purpose, personal growth, life goals, charity, and social interests. These motivations are not measured against the outside world.
The key is to balance the need for external validation (Extrinsic) with self fulfillment (Intrinsic).
Tres Mali Scott, M.Ed., M.S., Ph.D., (ABD)
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September 9, 2010 at 11:04 pm · Filed under Developmental Psychology, Science and tagged: African-American Theorist Tres Mali Scott, American Theorist Tres Mali Scott, Behavioral Science, Black-American Theorist Tres Mali Scott, Culture, Education, Family, Leadership, Management Theorist Tres Mali Scott, Negro Theorist Tres Mali Scott, Parenting, Philosophy, Psychology Theorist Tres Mali Scott, Science
De-program the Negative
Re-program Positive
- Repetition
- Reinforcement
- Positive Triggers
- Positive Reinforcement
- Modeling Behaviors
- Social Learning Environments
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July 28, 2010 at 11:43 pm · Filed under Developmental Psychology, Science and tagged: & Management Training: By Tres Mali Scott, African-American Theorist Tres Mali Scott, American Theorist Tres Mali Scott, Behavioral Science, Black-American Theorist Tres Mali Scott, Education, Family, Leadership, Negro Theorist Tres Mali Scott, Parenting, Philosophy, Science, Social Work, The Paranormal Psychology Processing Theory For Counseling, The Paranormal Psychology Processing Theory for counseling social work & management training
Individuals have real life situations that the most likely responses are “Beneficial Behaviors”. Within these situations, behaviors are judged for functioning and appropriateness in the context of diagnosis for pathology, harmfulness to self, or harmfulness to others.
Beneficial Behaviors:
- Define what behaviors the person is actually doing.
- Define what individuals and groups that influence them want as behaviors.
- Not all beneficial behaviors look “Beneficial” to others. What is the benefit to the client as a result of these behaviors.
The Technique of Paranormal Psychology Processing Theory:
- Asking a question, then allowing the client to talk through to a solution.
- The question is asked in a way that allows the client to verbally list the consequences good, bad, or neutral. (Consequences are literally the result of a behavior, could be good, bad, or neutral-Positive or negative. Generally the word consequence is connoted as negative results).
- Allowing the client to verbally list how someone else’s behavior influences their decision making and “Beneficial Behaviors”.
- Allowing the client to think through what their behavior is doing-the impact of their behavior.
- Interjecting-conversation with the client that allows a list of as many consequences as possible.
- Allowing the client to develop moral and ethical evaluation and judgment skills, to increase the acceptability of the clients “Beneficial Behaviors”.
- Allowing the client to investigate if their behaviors are beneficial and how.
The Function of the Paranormal Psychology Processing Theory:
For the client to have “Beneficial Behaviors” that are acceptable to society, school setting, or if management training-the organization.
The Purpose of the Paranormal Psychology Processing Theory:
For the Client to figure out the “Beneficial Behaviors” that cause the highest levels of functioning themselves, so that they reinforce themselves. Punishment only suppresses the behavior in front of the punisher.
As a Management Training Technique Paranormal Psychology Processing Theory’s Goal is:
To get the employees to figure out to follow the rules to reinforce themselves. To assess what are the “Beneficial Behaviors” in getting along and success in the department, field, organization? Are these “Beneficial Behaviors” acceptable? Are the “Beneficial Behaviors” requested acceptable? Are your behaviors beneficial, how?
The Paranormal Psychology Processing Theory for Assessment:
The lists of “Beneficial Behaviors” tells what the authorities, persons in charge, or parents are encouraging. Is what the authorities, persons in charge, or parents encouraging considered acceptable “Beneficial Behaviors”.
The “What About”:
Some clients can not see if behaviors are beneficial or not.
The “What Happened”:
Explaining the situation and defining the boundaries or parameters of the “Beneficial Behaviors”. Keeping things in context.
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June 12, 2010 at 7:31 pm · Filed under Developmental Psychology, Sayings and Quotes and tagged: Authentic Leadership, Behavioral Science, Culture, Education, History, Parenting, Philosophy, Relationships, Science, TMSC Consulting SVCS & Tres Mali, TMSC Consulting SVCS Management & Leadership, Tres Mali Scott MEd MS ABD
From: TMSC Consulting SVCS, LLC Management & Leadership Division
The Self Attributes of Authentic Leaders:
- Self-knowledge!
- Self-aware!
- Self-exploration!
- Self-expression!
- Self-beliefs!
- Self-convictions!
- Self-devotion!
- Self-discipline!
- Self-development plan!
- Self-responsibility!
- Self-disclosure!
- Life experiences!
- Repertoire of roles!
- Complexity!
Authentic Selves!!!!!
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June 9, 2010 at 5:29 pm · Filed under Developmental Psychology, Sayings and Quotes, Science and tagged: American Theorist Tres Mali Scott, American Theorist Tres Mali Scott & Paranormal Psychology, Behavioral Science, Black-American Theorist Tres Mali Scott, Black-American Theorist Tres Mali Scott & Michael Jackson, Black-American Theorist Tres Mali Scott & Paranormal Psychology, Entertainment, Parenting, Personality & Michael Jackson, Relationships, Religion, Science
From: A Black-American Experience
This title is endorsed by The International Library of Paranormal Psychology by Tres Mali Scott, M.Ed., M.S., Ph.D. (ABD)
You may not have paid attention while he was alive because of “His Entertaining Music”! But Michael Jackson altered his appearance to such a degree that from a paranormal psychological (PNP) view it appeared as though the problems with his father caused him to change how he looks.
One of his song’s, “I’m Looking At the Man in The Mirror”, also indicates that he mentally disassociated himself from the related men in his life. “The Man In His Mirror” looks nothing like his father.
The media told many stories about Michael Jackson’s life. It was said that his father was extremely abusive. It is also said Michael Jackson is a “humble” person.
It appears as though his fathers personality and behavior had an extremely negative impact on Michael Jackson’s self image.
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