Psychology

Tell your opinion about a child’s behavioral problem during the COVID-19 pandemic. for example, The challenges they may face, homeschooling, anxiety, depression, and how will parents cope with that?

 Compare and analyze the impact of widowhood during this stage of life for individuals living in the U.S. and any other country. 

Develop a 750-1,000-word prevention guide that your client might use as a resource to prevent relapsing. Include the following in your resource: Definition and detailed description of relapse Symptoms indicative of Relapse Prevention strategies in a relapse prevention toolbox, including harm reduction, the identification of triggers, and warning signs reflecting progression through each stage of relapse The addiction counselor’s treatment options to each identified trigger/warning sign The addiction counselor’s aftercare plan for maintenance Two to three academic references are required for this assignment. Be creative and original in the design of your guide. For example, you can create a handout or PowerPoint presentation as long as it meets the required word count. You are not required to write this guide in essay format.

Postpartum disordeIn a 500-word blog post written for a patient and/or caregiver audience, explain1. A clear and comprehensive purpose statement & introduction2. signs and symptoms for Postpartum disorder3. pharmacological treatments for Postpartum disorder4. nonpharmacological treatments Postpartum disorder5. appropriate community resources and referrals for Postpartum disorder6. conclusion7. References

You will receive the access details to access the online study material and the assignment brief There is one part of this EMA: a 1500-word essay. You should only attempt one question: either Option A or Option B. Option A ‘Human behavior is always a product of external influences’ Discuss this claim, drawing on examples from Chapters 1, 4, and 9 of Investigating Psychology. 100 percent of the mark Word limit: 1500 words Option B ‘In psychology, qualitative and quantitative approaches are equally important’. Discuss this claim, drawing on examples from Chapter 2 of Investigating Methods, and Chapters 6 and 8 of Investigating Psychology. 100 percent of the mark Word limit: 1500 words

When is a child’s communication considered delayed? Please include stages of development regarding communication with examples. What are speech disorders and how are they characterized? What are language disorders? How do they affect language development and education? How does a speech-language pathologist help children with communication disorders? Explain with specific techniques and examples.

Effects of Caffeine on cognitive functions. answering the question, can caffeine be considered as an enhancer or, on the contrary as hazardous to people’s health?

11. Graded LP1.2 Assignment: The Case Study of Stan Instructions READ CASE STUDY pp. 85-87, 121-122 of your textbook and complete Questions for Reflection p. 87 of your textbook #1,2,3,5 p. 122 of your textbook #3, 4, 6. Questions can be answered in sentence or point form. Psychoanalytic Therapy How much interest would you have in Stan’s early childhood? What are some ways you’d help him see patterns between his childhood issues and his current problems? Consider the transference relationship that is likely to be established between you and Stan. How might you react to his making you into a significant person in his life? In working with Stan, what countertransference issues might arise for you? Which of the various forms of psychoanalytic therapy—classical, relational, or object relations— would you be most inclined to apply in working with Stan? Adlerian Therapy The Adlerian therapist identified four of Stan’s mistaken conclusions. Can you identify with any of these basic mistakes? If so, do you think this would help or hinder your therapeutic effectiveness with him? How might Stan’s cultural identity and context be assessed, and what might be the relationship to his presenting concerns? What strengths and resources in Stan might you draw on to support his determination and commitment to change? Submit this assignment in a Word document to your instructor via the dropbox. This assignment is worth 30 marks.

Neurodevelopmental and Neurocognitive Disorders Paper Grading Guide Write a 1,500- to 1,750-word paper on the following: Describe one neurodevelopmental disorder and one neurocognitive disorder. Discuss the behavioral criteria for each disorder. Discuss incidence rates and causes for each disorder. Propose two options for treatment for each disorder, based on two different theoretical models. Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.  Submit your assignment. Resources Center for Writing Excellence Reference and Citation Generator Grammar and Writing Guides

Module 2 – Assignment – Main Ideas             Directions: Look at each of the following five paragraphs and then determine which sentence is the main idea/point of the paragraph and which sentences are the supporting details.  1.       Being a celebrity is often difficult. First of all, celebrities have to look almost perfect all the time.  There’s always a photographer ready to take an unflattering picture of a famous person looking dumpy in old clothes. Celebrities also sacrifice their private lives. Their personal struggles, divorces, or family tragedies all end up as front-page news. Last, and most frightening of all, celebrities are in constant danger of the wrong kind of attention. Threatening letters and even physical attacks from crazy fans are things a celebrity must contend with. Main Idea:______________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 1. ________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 2. ________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 3. ________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ 2.       People lie for different reasons. One common reason is to avoid hurting someone’s feelings.  For example, a friend might ask, “Do you like my new haircut?“ If you think it’s ugly, you might still answer, “Yes.”  Another common reason for lying is to avoid a fight.  Say a friend angers you and then asks, “Are you upset with me?” 7 You might answer, “No,” to avoid an argument.  People also lie so that they’ll fit in, as when you listen to a boring person and politely say, “That’s interesting.”  In addition, people lie to avoid spending more time with someone. For instance, you might lie, “I have to go now.” Main Idea:______________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 1. ________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 2. ________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 3. ________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 4. ________________________________________________________ 3.       You don’t have to scare your family with statistics about heart attacks. There are several positive ways to encourage your family to exercise more often. To begin with, get them to exercise more often by emphasizing how good they’ll feel and how much better they’ll look if they work out on a regular basis. A second method you can use is to set an example. If they see you walking to stores rather than driving, they might be encouraged to do likewise. Finally, make exercise a family activity. Suggest that the whole family go hiking or camping together, take up early morning jogging, or join the Y at the group rate. Main Idea:______________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 1. ________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 2. ________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 3. ________________________________________________________ 4.       Serious depression, as opposed to the fleeting kind we all feel at times, has definite warning signs. One symptom of depression is a change in sleep patterns—either sleeplessness or sleeping too much. In addition, abnormal eating patterns may develop, either eating too much or loss of appetite. A third sign is trouble in thinking or concentrating—even to the point of finding it difficult to read a magazine or newspaper. And last of all, a general feeling of hopelessness may signal depression. People feel indifferent to their families and jobs and may begin to think that life is not worth living. Main Idea: _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 1. ________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 2. ________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 3. ________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 4. ________________________________________________________ 5.       Several factors can interfere with having a good memory. For one thing, there can be a lack of motivation. Without a real desire to learn or remember something, you probably won’t. Also a factor is a lack of practice. To stay sharp, memory skills, like any other skill, must be used on a regular basis. Yet another factor that can hurt memory is self-doubt. If you’re convinced you won’t remember something, you probably won’t. In addition, distraction can interfere with memory. If you’re distracted by a television or by conversation nearby, try to find a quiet environment before trying to commit something to memory. Main Idea:______________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 1. ________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 2. ________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 3. ________________________________________________________ Supporting detail: 4. ________________________________________________________