Under what circumstances would you use electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)? -- In essay form

I had a question about ethnicity. I'm writing a paper and am a bit confused on the word ethnicity. For example if a person is half asian and half white with some european ancestry what would you consider their ethnicity to be? And how does that differ from race?

Do you know anyone with chronic pain?what can you you do as nurses to assist these patients that believe they have no where to go during the opioid crisis? How can the opioid crisis be addressed, while encompassing chronic pain patients?

An ethnographer spends 3 weeks in a new culture and then returns home to begin examining the data she collected. What is inappropriate about her method?

Explain the reasoning behind Harlow’s decision to conduct his famous experiment on monkeys. Explain the experimental setup, the findings, and his conclusions. In your opinion was his experiment worth the “cost”, in terms of the cost to the monkeys’ wellbeing as compared to the knowledge we gained from this research.

Write a 500- to 750-word opinion paper on what treatment approach seems best suited for adolescent substance use disorders treatment and why.

Discuss the impact of the “inter-war” years. ?

Module 10: Social Psychology Choose one of the following social psychology experiments: · The Stanford Prison Study · Sherif’s Cooperation Study · Asch’s Line Study · Milgram’s Electric Shock Study Using your chosen study, discuss why you believe the study participants behaved as they did under the various social pressures. Include in your discussion, how the various applicable principles of Social Psychology learned in this Module apply to your chosen study and discussion. In this discussion, you should be able to demonstrate familiarity with the principles from social psychology, primarily from the assigned readings and powerpoints. You should not simply give your opinion regarding the participants. Instead, apply the principles to your discussion of the participants.

What are conceptual and operational definitions? Give both types for the term "religious." How are independent variables in experiments different from those in quasi-experimental designs? What type of IV is often used in an ex post facto study?

Do you think mental development is mostly due to biological brain growth or social factors (Use Piaget and his critics to answer this question)?

Phase 1 ; not going to go into detials but only one person suffered seizures. she was a femaile and consumed the correct dose.

The Phase II study:

Placebo-Controlled: 50 patients recieve the placebo (25 f and 25 m)

Actualy Drug: 25 patients recieve the drug (3 f and 22 m)

beneficence

autonomy

justice

veracity

fidelity

avoidance of killing.  

what ethical principles are being violated and why? i want to touch on all of them, but which ones are most important and why ?

Access the article entitled “Biofeedback: Listen to the body” written by Alexander and Steefel (1995). After reading this informative article, answer any two of the following questions: Alexander & Steefel, 1995.pdf

• What are the seven uses of biofeedback training discussed in the article?
• What is an EMG, and what is it used for?
• What is the key to success in biofeedback training?
• Is it possible to control the blood flow in one’s finger?

Be sure to support your assertions and demonstrate the psychological relevance of your answers.

The abolition movement gained great momentum beginning about 1830--just about the same time as other great reform efforts gripped the nation. What was abolition all about? Cite at least THREE individuals who were important to the movement and what --if anything--they achieved

Read the article "Getting and Making a Tip" (pp. 295 in Readings in Sociology). What are some of the strategies that waitresses employ to earn a bigger tip? What are some ways in which waitresses can gain a tip from those who traditionally do not tip? What does it mean for a waitress to get a poor tip? Which of the three sociological perspectives (structural functionalist, conflict theory, symbolic interactionism) would best be used to analyze this environment. Why ? For those of you who have been employed in the service industry (not necessarily limited to waiters,can be medical staff, sales, etc.), do any of these strategies seem familiar? Give examples.

Understand and explain the key elements of Utilitarianism

Meaning and overall approach

Main criticisms

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Understand and explain the key elements of Nozick’s theory

Entitlement theory and how it works

Original acquisition

Acquisition by transfer

Criticisms

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Understand and explain the key elements of Rawls’ theory of Justice

Original position negotiating behind a ‘veil of ignorance’ leading to conservative decision making

Two principles of his approach

Liberty

The ‘difference principle’ (maximin)

Criticisms

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Apply these theories in a business setting