Select a psychological test, and describe how it is used in the workplace. What are some ethical issues arise when using psychological testing?

Problem:

On Monday morning when you enter your law office, you find Dr. Ben Heartache, the fastest scalpel in the West, waiting. He needs legal advice.

Two weeks earlier, Dr. Heartache explained, he emerged from the operating room after completing an exhausting three hour operation. He was immediately asked to go to the emergency room in order to assist with a diagnosis regarding an accident case. When the doctor arrived in the emergency room, he found an unconscious Professor Smith being attended to by his son, David

David was so upset it was difficult for the doctor to find out exactly what had taken place. Apparently, the professor and his son were out for a Sunday drive when his car was hit by a large truck. The doctor immediately concluded that the professor needed emergency brain surgery, and advised David that a request had already been made for a prominent brain surgeon from the State University to come and operate on his father. Unfortunately, the university medical facility was located 78 miles away, and the professor's condition was such that he might die before the

surgeon arrived.

David pleaded with Dr. Heartache. "I know you're exhausted, but I'm begging you. I'll give you $45,000 if you will operate on my father. Please, please, operate!" The doctor, moved by David's plea, decided to operate. Fighting back fatigue, Dr. Heartache performed valiantly. I certainly earned that fee, the doctor said to himself, as he emerged from the operating room.

The doctor truly put everything he had into the operation, but the injury was too great, and the professor died a few hours after the operation. When David learned what had happened, he fainted.

Two days later, Dr. Heartache received an angry letter from David. "Your incompetence was responsible for my father's death," he wrote. "Obviously, I'm not paying you a red cent.

Try and collect, and I'll make your life a living hell!"

Dr. Heartache feels that a valid contract entitling him to $45,000 was entered into by both parties. He feels that he has earned the fee, and would like to collect. How would you advise the doctor?

Q1.During class we discussed some of Durkheim’s findings; here is your chance to apply those ideas to a current situation. The Federal Government released the following data in late 2016: “The suicide rate among U.S. middle school students (defined as between 10-14 years old – tom’s note) doubled from 2007 to 2014, surpassing for the first time the incidence of youngsters aged 10 to 14 who died in car crashes … Those figures contrast sharply with figures from 1999, when the rate of middle school students killed in car crashes, was four times higher than the rate among those who died from suicide that year.” A researcher involved in analyzing the data stated: “In time we might uncover somFor this question, you are to become Durkheim and explain why we see each of these results. Remember to focus on the idea of social bonds. Which of Durkheim’s 4 types of suicide is represented by this data? Explain your choices.e reasons…”

(Answer need to be in Soft copy Only)

How does a psychosocial development approach that enhances the maturity level of youth compare with the repentance process in our faith? Does the repentance process enhance the maturity of those who confess and forsake their personal issues? Why or why not? Explain. (300–400 words)

• Compare and contrast Offender-based PSR and Offense-based PSR.

  • Which do you think is a better determinant for the court? Explain your answer.

• What is the difference between a short-form and long-form PSR?

  • Which do you think is a better representation of the offender’s history? Explain your answer.

Describe similarities among the triplets from the film “Three Identical Strangers”, specifically how they were similar in their physical traits, personality traits and their upbringing/ environment.

Explain the "Gunpowder Plot". Be sure to include such ideas as the context, what the plan entailed, who was involved, why, etc. Importantly, what was the outcome and significance?

3. Describe the "flow of anxiety" concept and differentiate between the vertical and horizontal stressors.

New theories of crime were being studied by psychologists. These theories began to develop in the early 1900s. Your task is to search Biological, Sociological and Psychological Theories of Crime and then you need to write your findings with your own thoughts and words.
Your word limit is 750-1000.

Habit 4 is Think Win-Win. In a minimum of 500 words Describe 4 ways you can make deposits in other people's emotional bank accounts. Describe a withdrawal that you have been guilty of. What deposits that others have made in your EBA have been most meaningful?

Dworkin believes that the ultimate goal of affirmative action programs is to produce an American society divided into and ethnic sub-nations. Group of answer choices True False

Mill argues that utilitarianism requires us to be strictly impartial. That is to say, my own happiness and well being do not count any more than that of anyone else who will be affected by my actions, including complete strangers. But, according to this standard of strict impartiality, who else’s happiness doesn’t count any more than that of a complete stranger? Are all human beings all equally morally worthy, and worthy of equal moral consideration, by anyone? Is it ever right to give preferential treatment to some people (say, my children) from a moral perspective? Or, does Mill have it right, and does morality require impartiality, even when it leads to some really difficult choices?

As some of the most assimilated Indians in the late 19^th century, Keetoowah Band of

Allotment ended treaty relations with Indians. True or false?

Richard Henry Pratt was best known as which of the following?

Felix Cohn was best known as which of the following?

The Ghost Dance was only influential among the Sioux?

True or false?

The Indian Regulatory Act (IRA) ended the policy of Allotment.

true or false?

Wovokas message blended Christian and traditional native American religious beliefs.

True or false?

The Indian Gaming Regulatory (IGRA) of 1998, granted Indian tribes the full right without state approval or regulation.

True or false?

Prior to becoming Commissioner of Indian Affairs under President Truman in 1950, Dillon S, Myer worked extensively in indian policy and was especially respectful of Native cultures.

True or false?

How does one's body image issues influence lifestyle choices. Discuss