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1. William has been diagnosed with depression and was prescribed medication by his pediatrician about 3 months ago. He is 12-years old and talks about wanting to die. He says he feels invisible at school, doesn’t have any friends. His parents report that they have talked with William’s teacher, but there’s only so much she can do. She’s making sure he’s not bullied in the classroom, but she can’t do a lot to help him feel more accepted or included. In your first session, William states that he feels dumb, unattractive, unwanted. Both of William’s parents have brought him to therapy because they are concerned and don’t know what to do. Mom is afraid that William might take his own life; she is also very nervous about how he will handle junior high school next year and is contemplating home-school. Dad thinks that this situation is blown out of proportion by Mom’s concern; he thinks things will get better on their own because every 12-year old feels awkward. You notice that while you meet with the family, the parents talk over one another. Mom sits by William on the couch while Dad sits in a chair on the other side of William.
a. From a systemic perspective, who is the client? Explain.
b. What do you notice about the process compared to the content in this session?
c. If you were trying to understand the systemic interaction in the family, what is a question you could ask and why? What would you look for?
d. What are a couple things you would want to ask as part of your assessment?
e. How would a Bowenian therapist view the reason William is struggling?
f. How would a Structural therapist view the reason William is struggling?
g. How would a CBT therapist view the reason William is struggling?
h. What is an intervention an experiential therapist might try with the family in session? Why would they use this intervention/what would they be trying to see or do?
i. What is a homework assignment a CBT therapist might assign the family?
j. What is a question or comment a solution-focused therapist might make to the family?
2. Jordan and Sammi are seeking therapy because they have been struggling with their relationship for a while. It’s a sexless, emotionless marriage, and it has been for years. They’re a good parenting team. They both work hard, but there isn’t much connection between them. They’d like for it to be different, and they used to be friends, but they’re not sure how to start their way back to that because it’s been so cold for so long. Sammi has been far more emotionally connected to a neighbor, who is also their kids’ baseball coach. Jordan doesn’t think there’s been an affair, but doesn’t know, and is afraid to ask because it would tear apart the family if Sammi is having an affair.
a. How would an EFT (emotionally focused therapist) view the reason this relationship is struggling?
b. How would a structural therapist view the reason this relationship is struggling?
c. How would a contextual therapist view the reason this relationship is struggling?
d. Describe one in-session intervention a CBT therapist could use with the couple in therapy.
e. Describe one in-session intervention a strategic therapist could use with the couple in therapy.
f. Assuming this couple is African American, what are some of the larger systemic factors that could influence this couple/family’s experience right now?
g. Assuming this couple identifies as part of the LGBTQ community, describe an in-session intervention a narrative therapist could use with this couple/family in therapy.
h. How would a post-modern therapist view the client’s contextual variables differently than a modern therapist?

Discuss the idea of the Social Gospel. First, describe the Social Gospel and its impact on American society (of the late 19th and early 20th centuries). Second, compare this to the current “social justice” movement. Third, analyze the “social justice” movement according to what you learned from the “Social Gospel” movement.
Shelley, Ch 40 – Protestant Liberalism
Olson, Ch 32 – Liberal Theology
Shelley, Ch 41 – Social Crisis
Shelley, Ch 44 – New Creeds for Breakfast
Shelley, Ch 45 – Vatican II

Consider the following situation: The United States government wants to put down an oil pipeline through American Indian land. The land includes rivers, lakes, marshes, and is generally undeveloped. These include lots of vegetation and animals, including a very rare salamander. Parts of this land is deeply historically and spiritually important to the Sioux people. Building the pipeline will mean the outright destruction of much of that land, alteration to much more, and the pipeline will certainly spill, as all pipelines do.
What are some moral reasons in favor ofbuilding the pipeline?
What are some moral reasons against building the pipeline?
What might an indigenous perspective add to this evaluation of the projected pipeline?

Why does mental patients get treated like criminals when a crime is committed instead of getting medical treatment.

How would you compare the songs from the beginning era of the film industry (1950 -1990) to the modern versions of the same songs. Do you think remixing/remaking old songs is a good trend? Why or why not?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of utilizing EMR/EHR? Discuss why the U.S. government plans to provide incentives for institutions to use EMRs or EHRs and penalties to those who do not use them.

Write a research paper on William Glasser for my college-level intro psychology course. Include a little biography and history on who William Glasser is, what his views are, go into in-depth explanations on his multiple theories and experiments, how they are viewed, was his work impactful how and to whom, and any other information you deem fit to include in this research paper. Must be 5 pages long and include a references/ citations page at the end which will count as the 6th page. My 5 sources must come from a scholarly (peer-reviewed) journal or book. All other sources like websites can be used to look up information about Glasser’s life (if necessary) however it will not be counted as a main source, still include them in the citations page though if you do end up using non-main sources. The one slight difference is that this research paper does not require an abstract so skip over the directions concerning the
abstract page.
More details of the formatting can be found here, please read:
https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/apa_style/apa_formatting_and_style_guide/general_format.html?_ga=2.42840742.2034166507.1527984000-1171130031.1527984000

Why do people say ethics is the heart of leadership?

How has Social media has improved human communication?

Create a tentative reference list of sources. Be sure to avoid unreliable sources, such as Wikipedia.

Briefly describe a social problem of great concern or interest to you. Recommend one potential course of action to address your chosen problem and explain why you were recommend that particular plan discuss the possible challenges to implementing your plan.