Write about Mental Wellness and how a person can improve mental health in their lives in about 2 paragraphs. Please write in your own words.
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Describe how Texas laws protect our civil liberties and basic civil rights. What are your thoughts on the James Byrd, Jr., case? In your opinion, should Texas still have the death penalty?
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Part 1
Lev Vygotsky discussed the concept of scaffolding in his cultural-cognitive theory. Please describe the scaffolding process using a real-life example in addition to viewing the video below to aid in your discussion.
video link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InzmZtHuZPY
Part 2
Bruner discussed the Theory of Representation (Categorization) and Concept Attainment in your book. Please describe his thoughts on categories as rules, decision making, and coding systems. Please use a real-life example to help facilitate your discussion of these concepts.
PART 3
Piaget discusses his 5 stage theory in your text. In reading over each stage and watching the video below, please discuss in detail at least 2 stages and how you have seen the concepts applied to real life.
video link:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRF27F2bn-A
PART 4
Piaget has developed many concepts and theories in terms of developmental and cognitive psychology. The concepts of assimilation and accommodation are mentioned. Please discuss these two concepts and use a real-life example to demonstrate your thoughts.
Please NO copy pasted answers!
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Chapter 21 – A Better Way to Present Brad’s Case
Fundamentals of Case Management Practice, skills for the human services - 5th ed by Nancy Summers
Please read the following case study and answer the questions to the best of your ability.
Case 21.1: A Better Way to Present Brad's Case
When presenting a case at a service planning conference, your case summary should be brief and address only the most pertinent details of the case. The case summary should follow the six elements outlined in your textbook. Review the following case presentation by Cameron and answer the questions that follow.
Cameron: Uh, this is Brad who is failing in school. He was referred to us by the school. His mother is a single mom, works as a custodian at the Waverly Elementary School. Dad's not in the picture. Burt is failing in school…
Deliliah: I thought his name was Brad. How old is he?
Cameron: (Shuffling papers) Oh, right. It is Brad. Got him mixed up with another kid. Oh yeah. He is 14. So anyway, he is failing in school after his friend got shot. Random. He was walking to school and it was a stray bullet, so Brad is walking alone to school these days. The teachers feel he is having trouble with the loss—maybe feels a little vulnerable himself. That's about it.
Jamal: So, what else do you know about him?
Cameron: That's about it.
Alex: What grade is he in?
Cameron: Oh yeah. He's in 8th grade. Did well up until now.
Jamal: What's your impression of this kid?
Cameron: Oh, you know. An average 14-year-old. Likes football. Goes to the Y after school until Mom gets home.
1. What information is missing from Cameron's case presentation? Considering the six elements of a case presentation, which has he omitted?
2. Do you feel Cameron spent enough time with Brad to develop a sound impression of who Brad is? What about Cameron's presentation leads you to your conclusion?
3. Do you feel Cameron spent enough time with Brad's mother to understand their home life and how she sees Cameron's difficulties? What about Cameron's presentation leads you to your conclusion? What specific questions would you have about Brad's home life?
4. Does Cameron have a good grasp of the strengths in Brad's life? What potential strengths do you see that you would want to pursue further?
5. Overall, how would you rate and describe Cameron's presentation?
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case study read the following case study:
best hospital is a 325-bed suburban community hospital ... Your question has been posted. We'll notify you when a Chegg Expert has answered. Post another question. Next time just snap a photo of your problem. No typing, no scanning, no explanation required. Get Chegg Study App Question: Case study read the following case study: best hospital is a 325-bed suburban community hospital ... Edit question Case study read the following case study: best hospital is a 325-bed suburban community hospital ... Question: Case Study Read the following case study: Best Hospital is a 325-bed suburban community hospital ... Edit question Case Study Read the following case study: Best Hospital is a 325-bed suburban community hospital that has just merged with a local major academic medical center, the University of Excellence Medical Center (UEMC). There are 15 hospitals in the UEMC system, ranging from small rural hospitals with 50 or fewer beds to large multiple-specialty tertiary referral hospitals. Two hospitals in the system have achieved magnet status and several hospitals are working to achieve this status. Within the UEMC system, a high value is placed on collaboration with the schools of the health professions at the University of Excellence (UE). Best Hospital has a long history of association with local universities, functioning mainly as a site for student clinical experiences. For example, undergraduate students enrolled at the UE College of Health Professions often complete a portion of their clinical work at the hospital. Each year the hospital hires a number of graduates from this program. Several nurses in first-level management positions at the hospital are enrolled in the master’s program. The vice-president for clinical practice at Best Hospital is a PhD-prepared nurse who has been appointed to the faculty at the UE School of Nursing. Your current position is director of staff development at Best Hospital. You are responsible for the educational programming of all clinical staff. Over the past 2 years, Best Hospital has been fully involved in meeting Meaningful Use criteria. As director of staff development, you have played the major leadership role in developing and implementing all related educational programs. The health professional schools at UE are working together to revise their curricula to integrate informatics throughout. The goal is to develop an interprofessional approach that incorporates informatics across and throughout the different educational programs within these schools. The schools have requested a meeting with clinical leaders from the hospital to gain a practical perspective on what information should be included in the curricula. The vice-president for clinical practice has included you on the list of leaders to attend the meeting. She asked that each person attending the meeting prepare a short presentation on how they engage their staff in the continuous education process with respect to ever-changing healthcare technology.
Review the case study.
1. Give an overview process map on how staff training is linked to any update in healthcare technology for Best Hospital staff
2. List examples of computerized teaching tools used within staff training, including: List of learning tools typically used within staff training
3. How you determine which tools to use (rationale) 4.How such tools are used within the training process
Support of continuous learning by staff
1. Existing support mechanisms and processes
2. How continuous learning is linked to professional development
3. Examples of how learning is offered for diverse learning styles of staff
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Summarize the theme of “head, heart, and hands” in Metropolis and explain how this symbolism can be understood in relation to the Christian religion. (1000 WORDS)
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What types of research projects can you think of Cognitive Science?
For example, an example of a very famous research project is Dr. Rosalind Picard's Affective computing and autism project. Can you think of 5 research projects that are Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning research projects? Please include the name of the professor and the name of the university where the research project is being conducted.
Cognitive Science:
Studying in scientific way about human thoughts, learning and mental organization.
What types of research projects can you think of Cognitive Science?
Research projects which explains human thoughts, learning and mental organization in deep and scientific way.
5 research projects:
| Research project | Professor | Name of the university |
| 1.Modelling the Human Cortex in Three Dimesions | Esther Kuehn | Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Germany |
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2.Neurons That Update Representations of the Future |
Peggy series | University of Edinburgh, Informatics, UK |
| 3.The Regulatory Role of the Human Mediodorsal Thalamus | Giulio Pergola | University of Bari Aldo Moro, Italy |
| 4.Studying Implicit Social Cognition with Noninvasive Brain Stimulation | Maddalena Marini | Harvard University, Cambridge, USA |
| 5.Face Space Representations in Deep Convolutional Neural Networks |
Alice J. O’Toole |
The University of Texas at Dallas, USA |
This is the type of example I am looking for: Automated ‘coach’ could help with social interactions
New software system from MIT could help people improve their conversational and interview skills.
Teaching Social Skills: Using his expertise in computer science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence, Ehsan Hoque, assistant professor of computer science, has since created an automated conversation assistant that senses body language and emotion.
The biggest problem with this example is that sometimes there is very little info on these projects.
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In facilitating effective emotive work responses, changing from negative to positive emotions involves three principles. Name and discuss the three principles of change intervention for facilitating positive affectivity.
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What types of research projects can you think of Cognitive Science?
For example, an example of a very famous research project is Dr. Rosalind Picard's Affective computing and autism project. Can you think of 5 research projects that are Cognitive Science research projects? Please include the name of the professor and the name of the university where the research project is being conducted.
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What is the meaning of the following phrase?.
"treating equals equally and unequal’s unequally but in proportion to their relevant differences”. Justice does not mean treating all individuals the same".
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Class - This is one assignment: A. Choose two (2) mnemonic aids to share 2. Summarize and/or discuss the study of Memory. (Do the work below to ensure good and correct DB answers.) --We begin our look at memory with the dissection of a sheep’s
brain which is very similar to the human brain. Go through the
activity at:
http://www.exploratorium.edu/memory/braindissection/index.html |
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Reflect on what you see as the greatest obstacles to leaving a violent relationship, and how these might be further complicated for those in marginalized populations?
Marginalized Populations
Immigrants( legal or not)
Same sex relationships
Gender nonconforming
Elderly
Children
Disabled people
Minorities
Rural residents
Mentally ill
Homeless
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Assume that racial minorities are more likely than White-Americans to be detained prior to trial. Why is this a matter for concern?
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