Category: Psychology

Hypothetico-Deductive reasoning (HDR) Process through which a formal thinker systematically tests possible solutions to a problem and arrives at an answer that can be defended and explained. Enables one to consider the logical implications of a set of premises whether or not one accepts those premises. HDR is not an innate skill. It must be…

Assignment Overview Assignment Submissions A group presentation, A solo paper Group Presentation Guidelines An ethical dilemma, Decision making models (minimum of 2) selected by the group to be used to resolve the dilemma, and The group process of coming to a resolution or plan of action to resolve the dilemma. Assignment Instructions Part 1 Assignment…

confidentiality and when to break confidentiality. How to handle a crisis if a patient presents with suicidality/homicidality. I know you mentioned that you had a virtual session so with that in mind, how would you handle these situations if they were virtual vs in-person. It would be good to find a case or research to…

Introduction For this assessment, in 35 pages you will describe your vision for your future consulting practice, defining your specialty or niche area, your target client or clients, and your marketing plan. You will also develop strategies to help keep your energy high and avoid burnout as a consultant. It is important to research and…

Introduction A theoretical foundation informs a consultant’s professional worldview and can significantly influence the practice and choice of techniques. The forms of service and interactions that have been grouped under the umbrella of “consultation” are many and extremely varied. Professionals have used the term consultation for numerous roles and relationships, frequently blurring the boundaries between…

Due Feb 18 11:59pm Available until Feb 18 10 points possible 25 Replies, 25 Unread25 Replies, 25 Unread Discussion Topic: Chapter 4: Drugs and the BrainChapter 4: Drugs and the Brain Many therapeutic drugs are unable to cross the blood-brain barrier, which protects the brain from potentially harmful substances while also creating challenges for medical…

Systemic Literature Review Characteristics and Steps It is important to understand the characteristics of a systematic literature review (SLR) as well as how to follow specific steps to completion. For this discussion, you will describe, in your own words, the characteristics of an SLR as well as explain the steps it takes to complete one.…

Due Feb 18 11:59pm Available until Feb 18 10 points possible 12 Replies, 12 Unread12 Replies, 12 Unread Discussion Topic: Chapter 3: What’s your brain like?Chapter 3: What’s your brain like? This discussion is designed to encourage curiosity, reflection, and thoughtful engagement with course concepts related to the brain, behavior, and human experience. There are…

For this week’s discussion assignment, respond to the following: Describe and contrast the nature of panic attacks when present in a diagnosis of Panic Disorder versus a diagnosis of Social Phobia. Discuss one pharmacological and one psychological treatment for symptoms of panic attacks. Remember that all posts are graded for substance and thoughtful consideration of…

Substance abuse and addiction are difficult conditions to treat successfully. For example, the 12-month relapse rate among alcoholics is more than 60% and nearly 75% for smokers and heroin users. One possible reason for treatment failure is how addictive substances affect the brain. Most addictive drugs appear to tap into the brain’s reward circuit so…