In this assignment, which continues to build on last week's assignment, you will create a mind map identifying the steps in the training process for a CRM program to help you understand the important role training plays in an organization. It further helps you understand the importance of training as you explore how training is designed, delivered, and measured for success

I need more info on what a CRM is and Which training evaluation methods would you recommend to assess the success of this program?

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Objective: To develop a psychotherapy rating scale to measure therapist adherence in the Strong Without Anorexia Nervosa (SWAN) study, a multi-center randomized controlled trial comparing three different psychological treatments for adults with anorexia nervosa. The three treatments under investigation were Enhanced Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT-E), the Maudsley Anorexia Nervosa Treatment for Adults (MANTRA), and Specialist Supportive Clinical Management (SSCM).

Method: The SWAN Psychotherapy Rating Scale (SWAN-PRS) was developed, after consultation with the developers of the treatments, and refined. Using the SWANPRS, two independent raters initially rated 48 audiotapes of treatment sessions to yield inter-rater reliability data. One rater proceeded to rate a total of 98 audiotapes from 64 trial participants.

Results: The SWAN-PRS demonstrated sound psychometric properties, and as considered a reliable measure of therapist adherence. The three treatments were highly distinguishable by independent raters, with therapists demonstrating significantly more behaviors consistent with the actual allocated treatment compared to the other two treatment modalities. There were no significant site differences in therapist adherence observed.

What is a hijra, and what is their function within traditional Indian society? Describe in 400 words

Multiple definitions of critical thinking exist among contemporary educational and psychological theorists. How do you define critical thinking? Is your definition of critical thinking more important to problem-finding or problem-solving? Why?

What is "dowry death"? describe in 400 words

7. List three factors that contributed to obedience in the Milgram studies.

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According to research from the Yale Attitude Change Approach, three factors are involved in persuasion (listed below). For each factor, name something specific about that factor which would make persuasion more likely.

Speaker             ________________________________________________________

Message             ________________________________________________________

Audience            ________________________________________________________

In about 2 paragraphs explain: how does trauma impacts physical health?

mod 8

A) Differentiate red herrings from non-sequiturs.

B) Illustrate the straw man fallacy with an example, and explain why it is considered a fallacy of relevance.

Communication is often hindered by a host of factors. Discuss any five factors and recommendations to address those challenges

Identify one famous historical figure and one fictional character with the traits of a personality disorder. Support your choice with DSM criteria as stated in your textbook and provide examples of his/her behavior that correspond to the criteria.

mod 8

A) Illustrate the following fallacies with examples, and explain why they are considered fallacies of relevance: fallacious appeal to popularity (or the bandwagon fallacy, or the ad populam fallacy), guilty by association, tu quoque (or the you too fallacy).

B) Illustrate the following fallacies with examples, and explain why they are considered fallacies of relevance: fallacious appeal to fear (or the ad baculum fallacy), fallacious appeal to ignorance (or the ad ignorantiam fallacy), fallacious appeal to pity (or the ad misericordiam fallacy), fallacious appeal to tradition.

develop a working definition of technology and technological change applying the lens of interdisciplinary social science

identify the changing patterns of social interaction and groupings in multiple settings including family, home, work, and leisure

analyze the impact of the changing technological context on relationships and social lives to enhance learning, communication, decision-making, and privacy

compare the choices and decisions that different contemporary societies face concerning technological development, technological equity, economics, and the environment

investigate policy solutions to address individual and social pathologies associated with emerging trends