psychopathology-assignment-1

You are a counselor in a rural area. Your supervisor asks you to visit the home of a child who has become violent. The mother states that the father is a strict disciplinarian. He uses a belt to whip the kids when they do not do what is expected of them, even if it is trivial. She supports the father because she tells you that is what a dutiful wife does. She is afraid to question her husband because of his violent tendencies, and he is the family’s only means of financial support.

Given the information for this family’s case, discuss the following in your response:

  • What cultural differences and similarities do you share with this family, and what might you need to learn more about to gain an understanding of the family’s situation so you can appropriately assist its members?
  • Include your cultural vantage point in this explanation.
  • How would you use what you know about human needs to build a bridge in your meetings with this particular family?

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Attached to you the question in File (1). Answer will be in same method at file (2). If the table not clear, you can see file (3).

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DISCUSSION POST MUST BE 10+ SENTENCES AND THE PEER REVIEWS MUST BE 7+ SENTENCES PLEASE USE YOUR OWN WORDS AND DO NOT COPY FROM OTHER SITES STAY ON TOPIC ,BE POSITIVE , AND DO NOT COMMENT ON GRAMMAR ERRORS. TALK DIRECTLY TO CLASSMATES IN PEER REVIEWS!!! YOU MUST COMPLETE BOTH PEER REVIEWS AND DISCUSSION QUESTION!! THANK YOU

1) DISCUSSION POST

Benefits and Consequences of Technology

As Hite and Seitz (2016) discuss in Chapter 8: Technology, technological advancements and changes may affect how we can work to find solutions for the global threats discussed so far. Technological advances can and do affect development in positive and negative ways.

Besides biotechnology, identify one technology that seems to have the greatest potential positive effect on food security. Discuss any potential negative uses of that technology. Do the benefits of these technologies outweigh the potential negative consequences they have on food security? Why or why not?

Review the posts of your classmates and respond to at least one other post, offering a substantive comment on that classmate’s position on the issue(s).

2) PEER REVIEW #1 (ANIKA)

Hello Class and Professor

One technology is the use of Drones. Drones allow a larger area of productivity to be monitored. Drones, although depending upon the type can be expensive they are saving farmers money by reducing the staff or farmhands needed. With just looking at a camera or photos a farmer can locate damaged props and infected or disease-carrying plants. But one may think that drones are assisting in viewing areas, but drones can also be programmed to release such things as water, food, fertilizer, etc. Drones although it can be helpful the downside is that it takes away jobs.

As addressed in the readings, technology has the potential to both solve global social problems and make them worse. For example, technological devices that can interact with the environment have the potential to reduce world hunger by helping to increase food production in developing countries. However, some technological advancements—such as weapons of war and automated assembly lines—can threaten life through armed conflict and pollution of the environment can increase poverty by eliminating jobs.

3) PEER REVIEW #2 (TANYA)

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Farm location – As farmland becomes less available, we must come up with innovative places to grow food. The latest trend is underground; in London, a hydroponic farm was built in abandoned underground tunnels that were once air-raid shelters, so that local restaurants and stores can have fresh produce and herbs. Hydroponic technology is growing in popularity because food can be grown without soil using a nutrient-rich water solution. Philips is working on creating special LED bulbs that produce specific wavelengths to appropriately grow plants indoors for Green Sense Farms in Chicago, which is a one-million cubic foot growing space. Since LED bulbs don’t get hot, they can sit closer to the plants and can produce lights particular to different species of crops.

I could not find any potential negative uses of this technology.

buddihsm-mini-essay-500-words

Although Buddhism is able to change, adapt, and be adopted by other cultures and lifestyles, with all these changes, do you think that the original meaning of Buddhism taught by the Buddha himself can be lost or even die? Does the original meaning even matter if it loses its relevancy?

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What role does security play during a disaster or humanitarian response?

How is the response/recovery impacted by security concerns?

( Disaster Management, Humanitarian Aids in Disasters )

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i need someone to help with this assignment

Design a poster as a public service announcement focused on any aspect of special populations during disasters. This is the chance for you to think creatively as well as to showcase any artistic ability you have?

i have attached an example

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Q1. Spaghetti is a family-owned restaurant in KSA.The corporate office provides 2 kinds of services (maintenance and personnel) to 3 locations (Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam).

In a recent accounting period, the cost for maintenance was $25,000 and for personnel was $15,000.  Maintenance costs are allocated on the basis of square feet, and personnel costs are allocated based on the basis of number of employees.

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If the restaurant uses the direct method and the costs of Riadh location, Jeddah location and Dammam location are $15,000, $12,000 and $10,000 respectively, calculate the total costs allocated to each restaurant location.

Q 2 The cost to produce one unit of the product is:

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The company’s normal capacity is 100,000 units.The figures given above are for 80,000 units.

The company has received a special offer for 20,000 units for a price of $ 36 per unit from a foreign customer.

Advice the manufacturer on whether the order should be accepted.

Q 3 Taha Compagny produces three products: Product A, Product B, and Product C.

During the year the joint costs of processing the three products were $400,000.Production and sales value information were as follows:

Sales Value

ProductUnitsat Split-OffSeparable CostsSelling Price

A400,000 $20 per unit $ 20 per unit$40 per unit

B400,000 $18 per unit $ 15 per unit$28 per unit

C800,000$12 per unit $14 per unit$17 per unit

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a.Allocate the joint costs using the physical output method.

b.Allocate the joint costs using the net realizable value method.

c. Allocate the joint costs using sales value at split- off point method. 

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I need an 8 paper project , I already have 2 written I just need help finishing it , please not plagiarism , I could get into big trouble with the school and professor , I want a very professional job , I will send all the info I need it in 2 weeks by the begining of december.

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1) Ellenberg states that the dead fish whose brain was scanned should call our attention “to the way we draw our thresholds between a real phenomenon and random static…in this era of massive data sets, effortlessly obtained.” (p. 103) With this example in mind, read the summary articles about navigating published in The Drive (link (Links to an external site.)) and University College London (link (Links to an external site.)) in 2017 as well as the full article published in Nature Communication (link (Links to an external site.)) in 2017. To what extent are you persuaded that this study is examining a real phenomenon as opposed to random static? (Answer: 75 words)

https://www.thedrive.com/news/8686/study-using-gps-navigation-switches-off-brain-makes-you-stupid (Links to an external site.)

https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2017-03/ucl-so031617.php (Links to an external site.)

https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms14652 (Links to an external site.)

2) Ellenberg summarizes Bayes theorem as “a form of numerically flavored advice. It gives us a rule, which we may choose to follow or not, for how we should update our beliefs about things in the light of new observations.” (p. 181) To what extent is predicting the outcome of an election guided by this rule that beliefs should be updated in the light of new observations? What are the most important observations that can shape predictions of elections – and to what extent are these observations more or less likely to produce correct outcomes? (Answer: 75 words)

3) Review Ellenberg’s discussion of causation and correlation, beginning on p. 335, and leading up to this statement: “There’s something slippery about our understanding of correlation and causation…Teasing apart correlations that come from causal relationships from those that don’t is a maddeningly hard problem, even in cases you might think as obvious, like the relation between smoking and lung cancer.” (pp. 349-350) How does Ellenberg’s analysis of causation and correlation guide the way you think about the data on affordable housing and school quality presented in the October 30, 2019 post from the Cooper Center, available here (Links to an external site.) and below. Is the relationship between affordable housing and school quality more correlation, causation, some of each, or mostly neither? (Answer: 75 words)

http://statchatva.org/2019/10/30/where-do-children-in-affordable-housing-go-to-school-part-1/ (Links to an external site.)

4) In 1984, Winston Smith declares: “Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four.”

To what extent is this statement relevant to the ways that you think about living in a context shaped by data and surveillance? (Answer: 75 words)