What issues- if any- are there with treating psychological disorders with only medication? Find a psychological disorder that interests you, and tell me which therapy is used to treat it. Is it a medical, psychological, or mixed therapy?

After reading about Middle Adulthood I truly believe that midlife crisis can exist in middle aged adults. Midlife crisis may begin to occur when major changes happen during this period of time. What I mean by this is major physical changes in both men and women that show their aging more and more. Or a divorce happens where our textbook uses the example of, “A 40-year old man who divorces his wife, trades in his Ford Taurus station wagon for a red Saab convertible and marries a much younger woman makes a greater impression than a happily married man who remains with his spouse (and Taurus) through middle adulthood.” (Feldman, 2015, p.379). Contributing factors od divorce in the middle adult years are as follows. A couple may spend less time together in middle aged years than in earlier years. Another reason is that they are more concerned with their own happiness. Which makes a spouse believe that divorcing will bring them their lost happiness. (Feldman, 2015, p.384). Another reason for divorce is that romantic, passionate feelings may fade over time…In some marriages the lack of excitement and boredom leads to marital dissatisfaction. (Feldman, 2015, p.384). Finally, the biggest reason for divorce is infidelity which is when a spouse engages in sexual activity with a person outside of the marriage. (Feldman, 2015, p.384). These are the most common contributing factors of divorce in the middle-aged years. There are a few ways to prevent divorce after 25 years of marriage. Holding realistic expectations where couples understand that there will be things that couples may not like about each other but are still accepting of it. They remain to focus on the positive such as thinking about things that they like mostly about their partner which help accept the things that bother them. Compromising which simply means the couple understands that they are not going to win every single argument that they get into. And the last thing is avoiding suffering in silence which is when something bothers a partner they let their partner know instead of keeping silent. It allows them to speak about the problem in a calm way together. (Feldman, 2015, p.384). Although divorce rates are rising in the United States if these factors were taken in seriously I feel that the divorce rate would be much lower. However, if one is truly unhappy they should get the situation handled after trying whatever it takes to save the marriage. IN 9-10 LINES, WHAT DO YOU AGREE ON THIS PAGE OR HOW WOULD COMMENT?

1. Explain, in your own words, what Thomson means when she claims that “Being a good K is being good qua K.”

2. According to Thomson, what is a “goodness-fixing kind”?

3. According to Thomson, what is a “function kind”? Are function kinds “goodness-fixing kinds”? Why or why not?

4. According to Thomson, what is a “natural kind” (i.e. a “non-function kind” like “beefsteak tomato” and “tiger”)? Are natural kinds “goodness-fixing kinds?” Why or why not?

5. According to Thomson, why is being physically fit sufficient to call a tiger a “good tiger”?

6. According to Thomson, why is being physically fit not sufficient to call a human being a “good human being”?

7. According to Aristotle, what is the characteristic activity of good human persons? Explain, in detail, how he reaches this conclusion and how his argument resembles Thomson’s.

Prepare three cultural competence recommendations for a clinic that provides services in rural areas and to farmworkers.

two communicative strategies that can be used to develop reading skills in a struggling child.Explain how these strategies improve decoding and comprehension.

1. List the 4 main parts of a Milan Therapy session

2. provide an example of a reflexive question?

3. The 3 main tenets of the Trans- Generational approach to therapy include

Montaigne was considered a humanist. What do you see in his writing that supports his classification as a humanist?

When Terry’s father hides his favorite toy under a blanket, he acts as though it no longer exists, and he makes no attempt to retrieve it. Terry is clearly near the beginning of Piaget's ________ stage.

a. concrete operational

b. sensorimotor

c. preoperational

d. formal operational

Read about different temperaments, parenting styles, and attachment patterns in chapter 8 of your textbook. How could a child's temperament affect parenting style and attachment? How could parenting style affect the child's temperament and attachment? Give some personal examples.

Purpose: To learn which types of presentation aids might be effective for various types of public speeches.

Instructions: Based on the criteria for using presentation aids outlined in your text, what types of aids would be best suited for each of the following topics? Be specific, indicating both the type of aid and what should be included with it.  

1. Divorce rates in the United States over the last fifty years.

2. Number of violent crimes by type of weapon (gun, knife, club, poison, etc.)

3. Membership in health clubs by region

4. Variation in chocolate consumption in the United States within the last ten years

5. Three ways to lose weight

6. Why rock 'n' roll is the greatest music

7. Recipe for Grandma's homemade apple pie

8. Where your money goes

Why have attitudes regarding sex/sexuality changed so significantly in the last fifty years?

In imitation of "A Paring Knife," create a story in which an object with symbolic meaning turns up after being lost. Have your character(s) do something with it. Whatever they decide to do will be a symbolic act.

Do you think that online teaching will replace the traditional classroom? Why or why not ? If you were able to take all your college classes online and receive the same degree from the same college, would you? Why or why not?

Describe the behavioral characteristics of a learner in a motor skill of your choice for each of the three Fitts and Posner learning stages