U N I V E R S I D A D A L A S P E R U A N A S

U N I V E R S I D A D A L A S P E R U A N A S

Direccin Universitaria de Educacin a Distancia

Escuela Acadmico Profesional de Psicologa Humana

Course: Ingles Tcnico II

Teaching: Dvila Chumpitaz Maritza Vernica

Cycle:

VIIEstudent: Shirley Pala Cruz Anco

Code:

2011115280

UDED: Tacna

I. Proper presentation of your Academic Work (spelling, format, and writing). Esta parte del trabajo acadmico no es para ser desarrollada, sino para recordarle que su redaccin debe ser la apropiada. No emplee letras maysculas para todos sus textos (slo donde sea necesario) y revise bien la gramtica inglesa para evitar cometer errores. ( 2 points )II. COMPARE THE PERSONALITIES OF TWO FAMOUS WOMEN (PASTE THEIR PHOTOS). USE COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE FORM OF ADJECTIVES TO WRITE SENTENCES. 1. Jennifer Lopez is more than ready Lindsay Lohan.

2. Jennifer Lopez is most generous than Lindsay Lohan.3. Lindsay Lohan is silliest than Jennifer Lopez.4. Jennifer Lopez is less aggressive than Lindsay Lohan.5. Lindsay Lohan is more selfish than Jennifer Lopez.6. Lindsay Lohan is more annoying than Jennifer Lopez.7. Lindsay Lohan is most ambitious than Jennifer Lopez,8. Jennifer Lopez is less craziest than Lindsay Lohan. ( 2 points )

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III. WRITE A DIALOGUE BETWEEN A PSYCHOLOGIST AND A PATIENT WHO HAS A SON WITH PERSONALITY PROBLEMS. USE COUNTABLE and UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS, HOW MUCH, HOW MANY, QUANTIFIERS AND SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE.

A: Mr. Salas, how many times does your son has these attacks?B: Well, at least twice a week.A: Did you ever heard about borderline personality?B: No really, its something new for me. A: Do you know how many children have borderline personality?B: No, doctor, because I never imagine to need help with any of my children.A: Well I have to tell you that three o seven children develop this disease.B: Is there any treatment for it?A: Well, music and peaceful.B: And how much money cost our next visit with you?A: You need almost four hundred dollars for each visit, and your son need at least 5 visits.B: Thank you doctor, I need to talk with my wife about it. (3 points )

IV. BIBLIOGRAPHY RESEARCH: CHECK SOME BOOKS AND WRITE A SUMMARY WITH YOUR OWN CONCLUSIONS ABOUT THIS TOPIC: MULTIPLE PERSONALITY. http://books.google.com.pe/books?id=URH4wQIP3_MC&pg=PA117&dq=DOUBLE+PERSONALITY&hl=en&sa=X&ei=vL26Uf3_OMPk0QHWyIHQDA&ved=0CFEQ6AEwCAhttp://books.google.com.pe/books?id=OTXgW68Vq1IC&pg=PA89&dq=DOUBLE+PERSONALITY&hl=en&sa=X&ei=8726UYvJMaqY0QHR2YHwDg&ved=0CE4Q6AEwBw#v=onepage&q=DOUBLE%20PERSONALITY&f=falsehttp://books.google.com.pe/books?id=DzkjTO1OkYMC&printsec=frontcover&dq=MULTIPLE+PERSONALITY&hl=en&sa=X&ei=Tr66UYDXNanS0gHHhoGQCw&ved=0CFYQ6AEwCQ#v=onepage&q=MULTIPLE%20PERSONALITY&f=falseMultiple Personality

Multiple personality disorder (MPD) is a psychiatric disorder characterized by having at least one "alter" personality that controls behavior. The "alters" are said to occur spontaneously and involuntarily, and function more or less independently of each other. The unity of consciousness, by which we identify our selves, is said to be absent in MPD. Another symptom of MPD is significant amnesia which can't be explained by ordinary forgetfulness. In 1994, the American Psychiatric Association's DSM-IV replaced the designation of MPD with DID: dissociative identity disorder. The label may have changed, but the list of symptoms remained essentially the same.

Memory and other aspects of consciousness are said to be divided up among "alters" in the MPD. The number of "alters" identified by various therapists ranges from several to tens to hundreds. There are even some reports of several thousand identities dwelling in one person. There does not seem to be any consensus among therapists as to what an "alter" is. Yet, there is general agreement that the cause of MPD is repressed memories of childhood sexual abuse. The evidence for this claim has been challenged, however, and there are very few reported cases of MPD afflicting children.

Psychologys argues that repressed memories of childhood abuse and multiple personality disorder are "rule-governed social constructions established, legitimated, and maintained through social interaction." In short, Spanos argues that most cases of MPD have been created by therapists with the cooperation of their patients and the rest of society. The experts have created both the disease and the cure. This does not mean that MPD does not exist, but that its origin and development are often, if not most often, explicable without the model of separate but permeable ego-states or "alters" arising out of the ashes of a destroyed "original self." Some psychologists exhibits minimal skepticism about the truth of the MPD accounts, and focuses on how they can be explained metaphysically and biologically. For all his brilliant exploration of the concept of the self, the one perspective he doesn't seem to give much weight to is the one Spanos takes: that the self and the multiple selves of the MPD patient are social constructs, not needing a metaphysical or biological explanation so much as a social-psychological one. That is not to say that our biology is not a significant determining factor in the development of our ideas about selves, including our own self. It is to say, however, that before we go off worrying about how to metaphysically explain one or a hundred selves in one body, or one self in a hundred bodies, we might want to consider that a phenomenological analysis of behavior which takes that behavior at face value, or which attributes it to nothing but brain structure and biochemistry, may be missing the most significant element in the creation of the self: the sociocognitive context in which our ideas of self, disease, personality, memory, etc., emerge. Being a social construct does not make the self any less real, by the way. And Spanos should not be taken to deny either that the self exists or that MPD exists.

( 3 points )

V. WRITE A PARAGRAPH ( 100 WORDS ) BY DESCRIBING A SUCCESSFUL MAN. USE SIMPLE PRESENT WITH BE, PRESENT PROGRESSIVE, PRONOUNS and CONJUNCTIONS. PASTE A PHOTO.

Dionisio Romero, he is from Per, he owns the Credicorp Group, and always being looking for new challengers. He born to be successful, his father trust on him to develop the family company, actually some of his companies are: Pacifico Seguros, Alicorp, Tisur, etc. He is always trying to at the top of all the companies that are present in our country. We need to analyze a little his encourage to ride this companies, he is leading here in Per and outside in other countries where the group is present. He is an example of dairy effort and fight against the economical problems in our country. If we talk about BCP we have to rescue that is the oldest bank in Per is being here since 1889, and there is not any another bank with that history. Pacifico Seguros is another company of his group, is the first insurance company of the country and is developing day by day.

( 3 points )

VI. READ AND ANALYZE THE SENTENCES BELOW. THEN, ANSWER THE QUESTION GIVEN.1. My sister is having her car done.

2. She is getting her car done.* What are the grammatical differences between sentences 1 and 2 ? Explain. Then write your own 2 examples.

Gettiing is the inchoative, the initial process of obtaining, while having is the durative, the ongoing state of possessing.Examples:

1 My dog is having it food done.2 It is getting it food done.

1 My daughter is having his work done.

2 Shes getting her work done. ( 1 point )VII. WRITE A SHORT PARAGRAPH ( 200 WORDS ) ABOUT YOUR PROFESSIONAL CAREER. USE PRESENT PERFECT, PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS, FUTURE TENSE WITH WILL AND GOING TO. Well, I want to write about my career, it has been a difficult start, all my family had their own ideas, some of them have visited a psychologist at least once in their lives, and they havent trust in my success like a doctor, they are worry about my future, they have think that I am crazy at all, if I will have earned money, or if I will finished my career, well in a few years they will have the answers of all of their questions, and maybe they are going to have been setting in the chair in front of me waiting for my advices and may be latter they are going to have been referring their friends. I know that have been working in Peru like a psychologist is difficult because no many people knows what is the main porpoise of us, some people thinks that only crazy people goes to the psychologist, that only people with disorders of personalities needs a psychologist, people never thinks that all of us need help to face our problems before they consume us, if we dont manage problems even the littlest they are, they start to grow until they become a huge wall impossible to destroy, it will be a difficult labor because not all the patients are the same, they will have been looking for a quick answer for they problems, others never will trust on us, but I choose this career and I will keep on my dream; help people to be better. ( 2 points )

VIII. LOOK AT THE EXAMPLE BELOW AND WRITE SENTENCES IN THE PASSIVE VOICE BY FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN.EXAMPLE: FUTURE TENSE ( SHOULD) Gerardo should sell a big house. (ACTIVE) A big house should be sold by Gerardo. ( PASSIVE )

1. SIMPLE PRESENT

I clean my room every day. ActiveMy room is cleaned every day. Passive2. FUTURE TENSE ( WILL )I will write a letter. Active

A letter will be written by me. Passive3. FUTURE TENSE ( GOING TO )

They are going to have completed the project before the deadline.

The project is going to have been completed before the deadline.

4. SIMPLE PAST

She read a book. Active

A book was read by her. Passive

5. PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

Im reading a story. Active.

A story is being read by me. Passive

6. PAST PROGRESSIVEHe was writing a letter. Active

A letter was being written by him.7. PRESENT PERFECTAdriana has paid the bill.The bill has been paid by Adriana.

8. PAST PERFECT

George had repaired many cars before he received his mechanics license.Many cars had been repaired by George before he received his mechanics license.

( 2 points )

IX. WRITE A DIALOGUE BETWEEN A PSYCHOLOGIST AND A PERSON WHO IS ALWAYS TAKING DRUGS. USE SIMPLE PAST with BE, SIMPLE PAST TENSE, PAST PERFECT and PAST CONTINUOUS.A: Good morning Mr. Rios, lets talk about your problem.B: My problem started when i was a young boy.A: The problem was growing with your problems?B: Yes, theyre, it was so difficult.A: Tell me more about it.

B: When i was studyng at school a friend gave me the drugs.

A: Did you enjoyed it?B: No, i was afraided and sad. A: Why did you continue taking drugs?B: Because i felt happy and free.A: Did your parents knew about this?B: My mother had been suffering all the time, but her tears were useless. ( 2 points )

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