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Your submission at Articles for creation: sandbox (September 21)
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Robert McClenon (talk) 23:33, 21 September 2016 (UTC)

7x4-field
7x4-field The 7x4-field is a term in mental health work and a tool for analysing and describing reasons for psychic disorder, negative deviant behaviour and disorder in psychic wellbeing. It has first the following items: 1. LONELINESSES: Phenomena specifically encompassing subjectively experienced isolation. When it is detrimental to mental health it is alienation, anomy in sociological meaning, separation angst etc. When it is beneficial to mental health it is experiences of being in peace, creative intervals, occasions to clear one´s thoughts etc. The first notable source from this comes from S. Freud 1933 (New introductory lectures on psychoanalysis. New York:Norton&Co). 2. MODELS:  Occasions specifically embracing a prospect to learn from models. There may be healthy or unhealthy models for action, and the models may be either preventing or proliferating states of disturbance. The first notable source from this comes from A. Bandura 1977 (Self-efficacy: toward a unifying theory of behavioral change. Psychological Rewiew 84). 3. STRESSES: Occasions containing primarily all of the following features: 1) Something unpleasant has happened. 2) Unpleasantness is known to continue unless certain action is taken. 3)The above-mentioned certain action proves to pose some difficulties. It is also essential that in stress in addition to its mental health debilitating effect there is also a facet that promotes mental health, for example the tempering effect after overcoming difficulties or the challenge posed by stress. The first notable source from this comes from H. Selyè 1956 (The stress of life. New York: McGraw-Hill). 4. EXPERIENCING  PUNISHMENT / DISAPPOINTMENT: Situations in which certain behaviour causes unpleasantness, adversities etc.  Punishments have in addition to being a strain on mental health also an effect of edifying and clarifying boundaries that is salutary to mental health. The first notable source from this comes from B. Skinner 1938 (The behavior of organisms. New York: Appletion-Century). 5. LOSSES:  Occasions involving losses meaningful to the experiencer. Even losses may have advantages beneficial to mental health, for example on occasions when one has to choose between lesser evils, as may happen in cases of custody of children. There is it  also essential that quite a few persons have emphasized when relating their experiences that only after suffering their loss, something new and exiting could happen in their lives. The first notable source from this comes from G. Caplan 1964 (Principles of preventive psychiatry. New York: Basic Books). 6. AVOIDANCE / ESCAPE POSSIBILITIES: Here there is a possibility to utilize ways of adjustment that are detrimental to mental health to avoid anxiety in a manner which in the long run adds to it. e.g. cover up, belligerence, misuse of stimulants etc. On the other hand here is freedom, chance of release from everyday humdrum, and a possibility for a regression in the service of the ego. The first notable source from this comes from R. Lazarus 1966 (Psychological stress and the coping process. New York McGraw-Hill). 7. CHANGES: Changes in circumstances not involving losses or disappointments, but which nevertheless are fresh and momentous to the experiencer. Here a jeopardy to mental health lies mainly in the fact that one cannot always acquiesce to new experiences. The first notable source from this comes from A.Toffler 1972. (Future shoc.New York: Bantam books).    These causes are directed then to the second items, Cornerstones of mental health, which are the following: A) HUMAN RELATIONS:  Social development, friendships, camaraderie, acquaintances, comparisons of oneself to others etc. B) PHYSICAL EXERCISE / BODILY FUNCTIONS: Motor development, actions primarily involving muscular development, movement, body stay fit and relaxation programs, physiological functions etc. C) RATIONAL FUNCTIONS:  Cognitive development, actions  primarily concerning daily livelihood, deliberations, planning, studying, housing, transport arrangements etc. D) FUNCTIONS PERTAINING TO OUTLOOK ON LIFE: Emotional, ethical and aesthetic development, functions primarily concerning religion, arts, values, ideologies or such; following the call of God. These mainpoints comes from ancient Creek society’s basic elements: Theatre, stadion, gymnasion and temple (Amandry, P. (1984) Delphi and its history. Athens: French Archaeological scool of Athens).  Cross-tabulating categories of effectors to cornerstones of mental health you get the 7 x 4-field and its 28 classes relating to mental health work. 46.163.213.113 (talk) 18:43, 23 May 2017 (UTC)Juhani Heiska

Your draft article, User:Juheiska/sandbox


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