. What logistical issues are specific to working with students with special needs and how should a group leader attend to them? What logistical issues are specific to working with students of diverse backgrounds and how should a group leader attend to them? How are these issues different? Discuss each issue thoroughly, then tell what differences are necessary for a counselor to consider.  What differences in skills might the counselor need to work with each group?

Make a professional and well-founded essay. Citations and references are optional.

Discuss the concept SOCIAL SCIENCES and break down each one of the disciplines related to it for the study of the activities and behavior of human beings.

Choose any two professionals in the mental health field that are from different disciplines and describe their training, their qualification, where they might work and their typical job responsibilities.

After reading "The Chrysanthemums," answer the following questions in complete sentences.

1. Elisa works inside a fence on her chrysanthemums. What is the symbolism of the fence and these flowers in relationship to her marriage to Henry? Who enters? Who does not?

2. What is the true motive of the traveling salesman and what kind of thoughts and feelings does Elisa share with the salesman? How does Elisa act after the salesman leaves? Why?

3. Elisa sees the discarded flowers on the side of the road. What change takes place in her? Why ask for wine with dinner and go to see the prizefights? How do these reactions relate to her marriage to Henry?

4. What is a theme of this story? Theme is the idea of the story or the lesson you learn about life - in this story: marriage.

You are walking out of the campus café/cafeteria and you spot a money clip on the floor just under the edge of the condiments counter. You quickly pick it up and shove it into your pocket as you peruse the room to see if anyone noticed your actions. Once you get to your dining table and feel confident that no one has seen you, you look at the money clip only to find that it holds sixty-five dollars. Having just spent two-hundred and seventy bucks on books and supplies in the bookstore, you could really use the cash. What do you do?

Use two of the eight ethical frameworks we have studied in this course (from the Ethical Frameworks Worksheet) to support your decision. Be sure to be specific as to why that framework is being applied and the tenets of the ethical perspective that work in each case.

1. Provide a general definition for the concept of sensory adaptation. If you were a marketing manager for an air freshener company, why should you be concerned about sensory adaptation? At least two different household products are available in the marketplace that makes use of the phenomenon of sensory adaptation: Febreze’s NOTICEables. and Glade’s Lasting Impressions Air Freshener. Both products are air fresheners that use warmed oil to scent the air with fragrances. Explain, from a psychological standpoint, how this product works to support the claims made by the company. Be sure to include at least two features of human sensation or perception in your response.

1. What is skepticism? Describe the concept of skepticism. Look up some definitions online and then present the ideas in your own words. How is skepticism an important part of science?

2. What are two specific demonstrations in Michael Shermer’s TED talk that illustrate the
importance of exercising skepticism when presented with claims? Describe each of the two
demonstrations you selected, and explain Shermer's purpose in presenting the
demonstration. What alternative explanation does Shermer present for the claim?

3. How does the story of Clever Hans illustrate the importance of skepticism? What was the specific test done to falsify the claim that Clever Hans had mathematical ability? In other words, whatntest showed this not to be the case? What was the alternative explanation discovered (i.e., the real reason) for the horse's ability to tap the correct answers to questions asked

The ability to relate a person's successes and loses to both personal responsibility and the social structures is called:

Elaborate the FOUR (4) selves of Johari Window and explain how your self-esteem may influence how others perceive you as a student and as an individual in general.

In 250 words - This is the time of life that Freud called latency because there was little sexual or aggressive behaviors, rather socialization was the primary goal. Erickson has similar developmental tasks. Issues such as friendship (BFFs), team play, and learning (Education) are key. Based on, at least these two theories, do think that this is a comprehensive picture of development at this stage? What, if anything, else may be happening at this stage given current cultural consideration?

Advances in moral treatment of the mentally ill during the 18th and 19th centuries were overshadowed by the late 19th centuries because:

The American Psychological Association defines a mental disorder using all of the following except:

11. What are some of the reasons that more boys are treated for psychological problems than are girls, but more women are treated in therapy than are men?

12. Discuss the primary stages of adult development and the major life-cycle transitions associated with moving from one stage to another.