Week 1 DQ 1 Many situations can raise ethical concerns, particularly in the face of disagreement and conflict between parties. However, not all situations of an ethical nature result in values conflict or constitute an ethical dilemma. Explain the characteristics of an ethical dilemma. How do they differ from other situations resulting in disagreement between conflicting preferences, needs, or expectations? Week 1 DQ 2 Consider the age-old tale of the father who stole a loaf of bread to feed his
Running Head: INTERVIEW WITH A MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL Interview with a Mental Health ProfessionalJohn David BuddAppalachian State UniversityOctober 15, 2013 INTERVIEW WITH A MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL Abstract: This Interview took place with Jennifer B. Locklear, LPC, of Lewisville Family Counseling. We interviewed in person at her office at 6620 Shallowford Rd. suite 200, Lewisville, NC on Aug 29, 2013. I specifically asked her for the interview because she was from my hometown, her
relevant topic as lone parent families are increasing as the years go by. As a result this is issues that young children face every day within lone parent families. Today we see all types of lone parent families; only a mother and children, only a father and children also grandparents raising their grandchildren. From this I want to investigate what life is like for a child living in a lone parent family and if this has effects on a young child’s development, relationships with their peers and also
Contents Introduction 3 Action Research 5 Plan 5 Act 6 Observe 6 Reflect 7 Primary data 8 Secondary research 9 Ethical theory 10 Steares Ethical theory 10 Self interest vs. Common Good 10 Rules vs. Principles 10 Truth vs. Loyalty 11 Halls five point test 11 Is the decision legal? 11 Is the decision fair? 11 Does the decision hurt anyone? 12 Ethical Principle 12 Utilitarianism 12 Claims to knowledge 12 Conclusion 13 Bibliography 14 Introduction Nepotism is the
process helps therapist treat and diagnose their clients the proper way. Today I will be assessing a case study that will show the steps of assessment. I will be going through interviews, documentation, and ethical concerns during this case study. I will be interviewing different family members to help me better diagnose my client. Marceline is a nineteen year old female that came to see me today. She has a son who’s name is Michael Junior and he is twenty six months old. Her son is in the waiting
Gilbert Mr. Patterson Writing Studies-CPN100-030 10/27/11 A Son’s Interview When growing up most boys’ role models are their very own fathers. My fathers name is Peter Gilbert and he grew up in Oceanside, New York and he is my role model. Growing up I always looked up to my father for many reasons. For one he never backed down to anyone, always was strict but not a jerk, and we both shared the love of sports. My father has been a salesman since I could remember and I always knew that was
the shows were going to be put on the internet. So my research is to find out if the move to the internet would help save the soap operas shows. Justify the need for market research Define the marketing situation Soap Operas viewer’s description: Age: 14-60 Gender: Female and Male Race: All races Marital Status: Married, divorced, single Lifestyle: Stay-home moms and dads, working mothers and fathers, college students and high school students. Competitors-
which type of interview they are going to use and decide which type of assessments will be needed according to the client’s needs. The type of interview that is used is very vital to the professional, and it is through this interview that would allow professional and client to gain rapport and trust. A clinical interview is where a professional gathers the most reliable, important information from the clients (Neufrug, E.S., & Fawcett, R.C., 2010). Now there are three types of interviews we will be
Interview with an Entrepreneur By: As I looked at this assignment, I did not know if I would like it or not. I have very much enjoyed it though. It gave me a newfound respect for entrepreneurs and the sacrifices they make. The first difficult task was deciding on who to interview. I decided on my mechanic which owns and operates a local shop here in town. Jason McGinley and his brother owns McGinley’s Auto Repair. They have been in business for over 15+ years and have built quite a
Interviewing a Social Worker My interview with a social worker proved to be very interesting. The social worker I had the pleasure of interviewing was Ms. JoAnn Stovall. Ms. Stovall has been a social worker for the past 10 years, she also teaches addiction counseling at a local community college. She has been in her current position a little less than two months as a social worker/case manager. Back in 2006 Ms. Stovall received her master’s degree as a social worker. Ms. Stovall felt