Although bullying is not a new problem, it has moved from the schoolyard and classrooms to the internet. Media such as Facebook, emails and mobile texting all provide the opportunity to "bully" others and do it on a more widespread scale than before. This can prove to be more traumatizing to the individual being bullied than traditional forms of bullying.

Here's recent link to review as part of this discussion: Bullied Teen http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/a-horribly-bullied-teen-committed-suicide-now-his-former-dairy-queen-boss-has-been-charged-with-involuntary-manslaughter/ar-AAmx8hs

For this discussion, consider the following questions/subtopics:

1. Do some jurisdictions consider bullying (in any form or some forms) a crime? Cite examples if you can find them. Should it be a crime in some circumstances?

2. If you feel that bullying behavior would be considered a crime, how would you define it (i.e. what would be the language that should be used in the statute)?

3. What sorts of bullying behavior coculd or should give rise to civil action against the bully? Which specific torts come to mind and why?

4. Should a parent be liable for their child's bullying of another child?

5. Should their be any distinction made between a victim being a child (minor) or an adult?

6. Do schools have an obligation to educate students and parents on the issue of bullying? Could the school, school board, teachers, etc. have potential liability for not curtailing this behavior when discovered? Should they?

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I want unique and full answer to this question (not hand written and not image).

Q:

Review the four workable ethical theories from Chapter 2.

Select two of the theories to use in this part.

Prepare a 1­­–2 page written response to the following items:

Apply one of the theories you selected to a moral dilemma/situation that you or someone you know has faced. What decision does this theory lead you to make regarding the dilemma?

Apply the second theory that you selected to the same moral problem. What decision does this theory lead you to make?

Explain the differences in your decisions, if any, which arose from applying two different ethical theories to the same moral problem.

For your information, these are the workable ethical theories:

– Kantianism
– Act and rule utilitarianism
– Social contract theory
– Virtue ethics

How does scientific writing differ from other types ofwriting? What is the primary goal of scientific writing?

Counter Argument for this Post: Please list references and citations

Adaptive functioning is defined as the ability to effectively perform ordinary life tasks (Mash & Wolfe,2016). Those with an intellectual disability have limitations when it comes to conceptual, social, and practical skills used every day (Mash & Wolfe, 2016). For example, those with an intellectual disability are unable to live independently or obey laws and societal norms. Just because a person has a low IQ does not mean they are intellectually disabled, however, even with an intellectual disability, there can be cognitive growth (Mash & Wolfe, 2016). This means that there is potential to live as an independent adult, but there must be adaptive functioning is necessary to lead an independent life. The deficits in intellectual functions include, reasoning, planning, learning from experience, and/or problem-solving (Mash & Wolfe, 2016). Adaptive functioning is important when assessing someone’s intellectual functioning. In court, a person is deemed competent or not based on their mental state. Without adaptive functioning, a person is unable to functionally communicate. Therefore, an intellectual evaluation would not be passed if taken by someone who does not have adaptive functioning.

What are considered the "challenges in day to day Human Services work" and which one(s) would be the greatest challenge for you? Please be specific and provide examples and appropriate personal experiences. What are other possible challenges that are not listed and how and why are these challenges? ​

What is the primary treatment goal of structural family therapy?

Short Essay Question, Please explain and give examples.

Discuss the deleterious effects of antipsychotics….and why the antipsychotics are considered relatively safe.

Answering the experts question in the comments below i included a weblink that does not redirect you directly to the article as when I post it direct it gives an error message. So, once you go to the link I have provided below you will have to click on the third article titled: Distinction between Emotion and Mood.

http://ivizlab.sfu.ca/arya/Papers/Others/Emotions/hl_index.html

ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:

1. The purpose of the article or problem statement
2. A brief summary of the literature review
3. What are the research questions or hypotheses from this article that would be relevant to how color affects one's mood?
4. A basic description of the design/methodology of the research study (if applicable)
5. A report of the findings of the article, and,
6. the value or use of the article in relation to a research project that has to do with " How color affects one's mood"?

Why studying synaptic plasticity (LTP and LTD) cannot be equal to studying memory?