Boarder line and antisocial disorder are perhaps the most research personality disorder.What are the most common diagnostic features of the two disorders? What are the treatment recommended for the two disorders? What is the success rate for treating each of the disorders?

You are tasked with assessing the health department’s intervention program in preventing recurrence of acute alcohol poisoning. This is a program made available for free to anyone interested, and all teens arrested or admitted to the emergency department (ED) for alcohol related issues are made aware of the program. You cross-reference ED records from the past 5 years with records of program participation and school performance. You will assess performance in school as well as additional alcohol-related issues.

(3 pts.) What is the study design for this effort?

Cross-sectional

Prospective cohort

Retrospective cohort

Prospective interventional

Retrospective case-control

What is the Rawls' solution to the age-old question of social

        (economic / distributive) justice?

        How does his celebrated "Difference Principle" work?

            NB: it is explained in the lecture; also the following from

                the page 11 of the reading can be referenced, where it is

                articulated as the 2nd sub-principle of the 2nd

                principle:

                   ... they are to be to the greatest benefit of the

                   least advantaged members of society (the difference

                   principle) ...

        Explain how it fares on 2-person utility space in prescribing a

        solution, in comparison to its rivalries, namely, Utilitarian

        and Egalitarian solutions.

Kant says that to act morally is to act out of duty. How does this differ from the virtue ethics approach? Are you likely to admire someone who always acts out of duty alone? Why or why not?

Hadley, a thirty-five-year-old physician, has worked at Princeton Plainsboro Hospital for six years. She recently received a promotion to the head of oncology and is looking forward to spending the remainder of her medical career at the hospital.

Unfortunately, Hadley has a family history of Huntington’s disease, a condition that causes movement, cognitive and psychiatric disorders. Hadley’s mother suffered and eventually passed away from the disease, as there is no cure. Huntington’s is an autosomal dominant condition, meaning that Hadley has a fifty-percent chance of inheriting the condition from her mother.

For years, she has put the thought of inheriting the condition out of her mind, but she is quickly approaching her thirty-sixth birthday, and that is when her mother began to show symptoms of the disease. Hadley decides that now is the time to go ahead and have the genetic testing done to see if she will inherit the disease from her mother.

Hadley has the testing done at Princeton Plainsboro, and two weeks later receives her results – she is positive for Huntington’s. Hadley is devastated, but decides that she will continue with her oncology practice until she is mentally and physically unable to perform her duties.

Additionally, she speaks to her friend, Cameron about a clinical trial for a new medication to treat Huntington’s that has recently begun at the hospital. Because she is too late to enter the study and does not want anyone to know she has the condition, Cameron agrees to allow her to take the experimental medication and participate in the trial without signing any documents.

Three weeks later, a lab tech speaks to Hadley’s superior regarding her unfortunate diagnosis. Because hospital management knows that Hadley likely only has a few more years to work in oncology, they terminate her employment to hire a new head of oncology that can run the unit for the foreseeable future.

Please read the scenario carefully, and discuss the following:

What, if any regulations were violated when Hadley entered into the clinical trial in this manner?

Did she commit any ethical violations by entering into the clinical trial this way?

Did Cameron commit any ethical or legal violations by allowing Hadley into the clinical trial?

What ethical and legal issues arise with the type of genetic testing that Hadley underwent? Do you think this type of testing is beneficial or harmful to the individual being tested?

The type of listening that involves trying to understand a situation from the speaker’s perspective is called empathic listening. How do you become more competent in this particular type of listening and why is it an important skill to possess and one in which to improve

Identify two cultures and analyze the nurturing process within each culture and discuss the impact the role of family dynamics plays with regards to adult children caring for their parents. Be specific with identification to the two cultures and a brief cultural overview. Refer to any scholarly article which connects to the topic to create a Word document with a 500-750-word count. Include factual connections, Include a minimum of two references

Discuss adolescent identity development in relation to Bronfenbrenner’s ecological model.

For the following test items, define one error and propose a solution to the error.

1. Affective disorders such as paranoid delusions and mood lability as well as the pathogenesis of anorexia nervosa may surface in relation to or reaction to the puerperium, menopause, or the postpartum period. Do you believe you could be at risk for any of these disorders?

Problem:

Solution:

2.How often do you experience nightmares? 0-5 5-10 10-15 15-20 20 or more

Problem:

Solution:

Choose a disorder their either typically manifests itself in adolescence, or becomes more problematic in adolescence, and outline the diagnostic criteria for the class using examples.

In 100 words describe Two Kinds “by Amy Tan. Please Type

1. Why do you think the narrator’s mother wanted to live the “American Dream” and leave her family and home in China?

2 Why is so much pressure put on the narrator? 3 Do we also put to much pressure on our kids?

Identify three themes in the Case in Point about "Working with jerks" from chapter 9 in the textbook Organizational Communication - Approaches and Processes by Katherine Miller and identify 3 recommendations of how the themes discovered in the case could be used to improve communication in other organizations. Explain why your recommendations will work.

What role did women play in the early-twentieth-century fight for social justice?

For each of the following concepts: define it and give an example.

a. rule

b. rule control

c. rule-governed behavior

d. contingency control

e. contingency-governed behavior (contingency-shaped behavior).

Demyelination of the brain can result in _______.

Based on the information in D2L, older adults are typically as good as younger adults at determining _____.