Essays on Corey

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What behaviors would indicate that the client is sustaining at a healthy baseline? It is important to establish the baseline of health for patients to help understand their status at the beginning of the treatment plan (Freedland et al., 2015). In the case of Eliza, a healthy baseline would be determined by psychological stability. It would mean that she’s not suffering the mental issues that have engulfed her over a period. The absence of situational anxiety would signal a healthy baseline. Having experienced such kinds of stress, any situation that guarantees mental stability and standard behavioral manifests would ...

Counselling a young adult who is experiencing transition from adolescence may be challenging for new counsellors and therapists. The case at hand is a nineteen-year old college student who is feeling frustration and anxiety about his failing grades and looks back to his past as a high school student garnering high grades. Add to this, his homesickness, living so far from home, just so he can attend his school makes him miserable, and it affects his academic performance. Personally, I would choose the humanistic approach in counselling because it offers a fresh and hopeful disposition for the anxious client. ...

Abstract

The Hurricane Katrina is considered the most devastating storm in the United States due to its magnitude of destruction and the casualties involved. Though the weather forecasters had predicted about the storm, the American government had not put any measures to deal with the catastrophe. As a result, the Gulf Coast States that was hit hardest by Katrina lost properties worth billions as well as thousands of lives. The parties involved in the rescue process included the Army Corps, Coast Guards, as well as FEMA. The Katrina hurricane recorded the government inefficiency in two levels. The first one is ...

Incorporating Professional Standards in Counseling

Incorporating Professional Standards in Counseling

Introduction

As an aspiring professional counselor, I am fully aware that my success in the practice totally depends on my ability to implement the profession’s standards for ethical behavior. The successful implementation of the standards depends on the incorporation of models for ethical behavior into counseling and psychotherapy, for example, Kitchener’s principle ethics model (Urofsky, Engels, & Engebretson, 2008, p. 67). The model was developed by Childress and Beauchamp, and it acts as the cornerstone for the development of the professional ethical codes for practicing counselors. The Psychotherapy and Counseling Federation of Australia (PACFA) ...

The court ruling in the landmark case of Eisel v Board of Education of Montgomery County, 324 Md. 376 (1991) has a significant impact to the counseling profession. The main issue of the case is whether or not the duty of counselors to intervene to prevent the commission of a suicide extends to school counselors as a duty owed to prevent the suicide of Nicole Eisel, who is a 13-year old student of Montgomery County. The antecedent facts of the case involve the manifestation of Nicole’s tendency of committing suicide after she openly told her friends about her ...

Abstract

There are various ethical issues that a counselor can encounter when conducting a group counseling session. Some of the issues are similar to those in the individual counseling, but there are others which are unique. There is an ethical issue of confidentiality where the therapist should not disclose any information about the group members. However, there are definite limits to confidentiality where the counselor can disclose the information. The counselor should uphold his/her professionalism in the session. They must have sufficient knowledge and information on the issues that the members are presenting. All the group members should have enough ...

Ethical dilemmas are surely inevitable components of the counseling profession. Throughout their careers counselors are facing with various complicated moral choices that unconditionally need the common sense and profound reflection. Before taking any serious decisions, every counselor should take into consideration that the same ethical standard could differently manifest itself in a variety of everyday situations. Those dilemmas are aimed to test counselor’s reserve and prove that definitive resolution will surely eventuate far beyond the office door. Of course, it is very useful to have the appropriate resources, knowledge and skills while confronting any ethical dilemma. However, more ...

What is hunting? Is it just killing animals for pleasure? Acttually it is not. In fact, hunting has always played an extremely important role in the life of humanity. It is the thing that helped people evolve and become who they are today. Moreover, hunting is the thing that keeps the wildlife, that is it helps to fund conservation.

Corey Knowlton

In 2014, Corey Knowlton paid a great amount of money for the right to hunt a black rhino in Namibia. To be more specific, he paid 350,000 dollars ("Radiolab Podcast Radio" n.p.). At the first sight it may seem ...

Currently, feminism is a social movement that has brought a tremendous effect on film criticism and theory. The cinema has been widely taken by feminists to be an ethnical practice depicting myths concerning women and femininity. As a result, the issues of spectatorship and representation are key to feminist film criticism and theory. In the past decades, feminist criticism was aimed at women particularly those in Hollywood movies. Such fixed, the endless repetition of images of women were conceived to be obnoxious distortions that would set back the female observer (Hilderbrand and Lucas 345). Nevertheless, the understanding dawned that ...

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Introduction The world “Existential” refers to the experience of existence, and “existence” refers to a complete and “whole” life (Sykes, 2010). Existential therapy works on a belief that inner conflicts within a person occur due to certain issues of existence that are considered as “existential vacuum”, also referred to as “existential frustration” such as meaninglessness, apathy, boredom, and isolation (Yalom, 1980). It is a philosophical way of treatment (Sapp, 2010), and helps the client by showing him or her that the counsellor is with him or her rather than by doing things for the client (Iacovou & ...

Heath care ethics and law are disciplines with overlapping concepts. However, each discipline has an independent parameter and distinct focus. Clinical ethics is defined as a methodology for considering the moral inferences of medical technologies, treatments, and policies with extraordinary to determine what must be done or avoided in the delivery of health care (Corning, 2009). Thus, each profession has adopted a code of ethics to regulate the conduct of its members. A code of ethics set up by a profession body, upholds a particular image in public (Mahar, 2013). On the other hand, the law is defined as ...

The termination stage of a group process is actually the capstone of the entire process. This stage offers the platform for expected change in the clients as they are facing the challenge of behavior change. The termination phase comprises a detailed review and reinforcement of individual change during the entire counseling period. During this stage the client is helped to effectively tackle upcoming demands in life with the basic tools that were provided during the counseling process (Joyce et al., 2007). At this stage, it is required that the therapist guides the clients appropriately on the resolutions made during ...

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Evidence based practice refers to the use of best available research in clinical practice and decision making while considering the characteristics, preferences, and culture of patient (APA, n.d.). Therefore, it is considered as the integration of best available research evidence, clinical expertise, and the patient values (Buysse, Winton, Rous, Epstein, & Lim, 2012). Some researchers suggest that the information from local context is also an important element of evidence (Oliver, Innvar, Lorenc, Woodman, & Thomas, 2014). In the evidence based practice, best research evidence refers to the clinically relevant published studies showing the positive impact of an intervention ...

Introduction

Fences is a play acted by Troy on the American stage of a modern-day tragic hero who destroyed his son’s dreams to pursue football and college as he chose his course of action in the family. His role in the household had a greater impact as his family members knew he is a man of great personality and his decision was final.

Troy’s inability to accept other people's decisions in life. An example, disagreeing with his friend Lyons’ decision to be a musician and also denying his son a chance to play football while in college. His ...

Personal practice theory

Abstract This paper sheds light on some of the requirements for the Theories of Personality and Counseling class. The writer’s stand is that as individuals have different and evolving needs, a therapist should integrate different techniques and have a clearly stated approach. This paper discusses theories that include multimodal counseling therapy, existential theory, and person-centered counseling. The paper also discusses how each approach is used in accordance and how the three approaches can be integrated to achieve the desired results.

Introduction Researchers discovering the connection between educators' beliefs and their class activities realized that educator's knowledge and skills ...

The case scenario provided presents a situation that entails an ethical dilemma. In this case, the decision made by the physician is expected to obey the ethical principles (least harm, justice, respect for autonomy, and beneficence). In the scenario, the physician can take two possible courses of action. First, he can choose to treat the child since the child has been diagnosed with meningitis and failure to act might have serious ramifications on the child’s health. Indeed, such consequences might be life-threatening. Secondly, the physician may choose not to treat the child in accordance with the will of ...

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is recognized as a common neurodevelopmental disorder among children; in the United States, the prevalence is thought to be between 5 percent and 11 percent of children ages 4 through 17 in 2011 or approximately 6.4 million children (American Psychiatric Association, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder ; CDC.gov, Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder). Kessler places the adults with ADHD at 1 percent to 6 percent of the population (Kessler 717). A meta-analysis of 32 published research articles concluded that when children met the full diagnostic criteria for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, 15 percent continued to show symptoms at ...

Supply chain management is a term that is used in order to describe the activities associated with logistics, control and planning of the materials and it is also used to describe the flow of the information internally as well as externally between the organizations (Hang and Chau, 2007). It is also used in order to explain the strategic and the organizational issues that are internal to an organization (Sabri, 2015).

It also indicates interconnection of the organizations that are associated with each other via downstream as well as upstream associations between the procedures and processes that help in the ...

Engineering

1.0 Dependence of Relative Permeability on Petrophysical Properties

Carbon dioxide (CO2) entering the atmosphere from sources such as power plants, oil exploratory and production sites and traffic pollution from fossil fuel-burning vehicles. CO2 exists in high concentrations in the atmosphere which increases the impact of the greenhouse gas phenomena which makes the global warming problem worse. The relative permeability of soils is linked to finding a solution for removing large concentrations of CO2 by sequestering CO2 in appropriate geological formations. Data from a study by Bennion and Bachu (2005) is available online at the Relative Permeability Explorer. The Explorer is ...

Selected chapters of the course book deal with a current topic on counseling. A good counseling usually starts with a relationship building between a counselor and a client. It comprises the battle for structure and the battle for initiative, respectively. An important aspect is a win-win situation for both parties. Perhaps the most crucial aspect to secure once established relationship with a client is counselor’s empathy. Psychologists often choose a specific model, called the SOLER model, as part of therapy. For the best results, a therapist strives to work as closely as possible with a client. First, their work begins with defining goals and an agenda. Then, ...

Like the old saying goes, “Cleanliness is next to godliness,” but at what point does cleaning and being tidy cross the line into mental illness? Likewise, while a large percentage of the population may admit to being a little superstitious and many hotels don’t include a 13th floor, at what point does certain superstitious beliefs and behaviors turn into compulsions or behaviors that must be carried out or else the individual is unable to proceed throughout his or her day? To an outsider, it may appear like a nonsense disease with behaviors that should be easy to curtail by just stopping the ...

The person-centred therapy is an effective positive approach to managing crises in a client’s life. It manages to positively manage the crisis in a client’s life because it has its roots from the concepts of humanistic psychology. According to humanistic psychology, individuals are perceived to being capable and autonomous, and possess the ability to effectively resolve their conflicts, realize their potential, and also be able to change their lives in a positive way (Corey 115). The person-centred therapy was designed to specifically focus on the client being in charge of the therapy session, thus developing a greater understanding of oneself, improved ...

a. Purpose of Managerial Accounting Managerial accounting is the process of preparing accounts and management reports that provide timely and accurate statistical and financial information. Managers require such information in making short and long term decisions (Wild, Shaw and Chiappetta, 2013). Unlike financial accounting that produces annual reports used by external stakeholders, management accounting generates reports means for an internal audience and use. The objective of management accounting is to improve on the effectiveness of both control functions and management planning. Management accounting serves four functions; cost control, cost evaluation, management planning and performance evaluation. It provides ...

Question one:

Developmental crises that demonstrate the normal evolution and growth of human beings where dramatic changes lead to abnormal responses Situational crises arise in the case of extraordinary and uncommon events which an individual cannot control or forecast. Existential crises relate to the internal conflicts which are closely connected to crucial human issues like responsibility, purpose, freedom, independence and commitment (Long, 2006). Ecosystemic crises also entail disasters caused by human beings and natural disasters. The people find themselves in such disasters without their intention. The founders of crisis theory include Rapoport in 1967 and 1970 who ...

Question one:

Developmental crises that demonstrate the normal evolution and growth of human beings where dramatic changes lead to abnormal responses. Situational crises arise in the case of extraordinary and uncommon events which an individual cannot control or forecast. Existential crises relates to the internal conflicts which are closely connected to crucial human issues like responsibility, purpose, freedom, independence and commitment. Ecosystemic crises also entails disasters caused by human beings and natural disasters. The people find themselves in such disasters without their intention. The founders of crisis theory includes Rapoport in 1967 and 1970 who categorized crises ...

PHILOSOPHY, HEALTHCARE ETHICS, AND RELIGION: DECISION MAKING

- Introductory Summary There are a wide array of choices that individuals must make in their lives, and it is important to have guiding principles when it comes to making hard choices. The Bible and relevant philosophical texts give good guidance; even so, difficult decisions must be made frequently, especially in the medical profession. This discussion will focus on individual absolutes and the Biblical basis for those absolutes, especially in the context of difficult decisions that will be made daily. In addition, decision-making strategy will be introduced, including the question of what to do when one’s absolutes are ...

Part one

Evidence-based practice is a nursing practice that uses reports and findings from research and other forms of data such as quality improvement, forms of evaluating data and opinions from experts to determine methods of medical improvements. Evidence-based practice is a challenge to nurses and their staff members (Marchevsky, 2011). Evidence-based practice when done properly, it will bridge any available gap between the practice gap and research findings. In addition to gap bridging, evidence-based offers best practices and modern ways of conducting research. As a consultant, I understand your requirement. It is my role to provide the best standards of evidence-based practices evaluation, ...

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COUN5336 – Counseling and Advocacy for Diverse Populations

My Aspirations for a Counseling Position Upon graduation I would wish to be a counselor. Specifically I do aspire to work with the older members of the society specifically the retired army veterans. This group interests me because they are a very sensitive group of people. Veterans that exit the army have a unique set of psychological problems. Research has revealed that the rate of taking away their lifes in this group is on the rise (Corey, 2013).a good number of the have suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder and to drown this stress have turned to drinking and are ...

Introduction

Packaging is one of the key components or elements of marketing, together with production services, price and distribution as well as it is very relevant in sales promotion. This is because marketing practices are always accessible to the masses, and they are mostly observed as very unethical (Bone & Corey, 2000). It is not only the public that scrutinize marketing practices but also third parties, agencies and competitors are constantly watching out for the marketing practices used by a business organization. Being an important marketing practice, the packaging practices and decisions carried out by a firm determines how the product will ...

Invasive python in Florida (everglades)

Invasive python in Florida (everglades)

Annotated bibliography

Pizzatto, Lígia, Camila Both, and Richard Shine. "Quantifying Anuran Microhabitat Use To Infer The Potential For Parasite Transmission Between Invasive Cane Toads And Two Species Of Australian Native Frogs." Plos ONE 9.9 (2014): 1-11. Academic Search Premier. Web. 25 Nov. 2014. Kempel, Anne, et al. "Plant-Microbe-Herbivore Interactions In Invasive And Non-Invasive Alien Plant Species." Functional Ecology 27.2 (2013): 498-508. Academic Search Premier. Web. 25 Nov. 2014. Bottollier-Curtet, Marion, Anne-Marie Planty-Tabacchi, and Eric Tabacchi. "Competition Between Young Exotic Invasive And Native Dominant Plant Species: Implications For Invasions Within Riparian Areas." ...

Movie Review: A Civil Action

Movie Review: A Civil Action Based on a novel of Jonathan Harr, this movie called “A Civil Action” depicts the story of two lawyers who are at loggerheads—Jan Schlichtmann (John Travolta) and Jerome Facher (Robert Duvall). The issue revolves around the death of 12 children who suffered from leukemia. In this movie, Jan Schlichtmann contends that the death of the 12 children could be attributed to the pollution caused by the two major corporations called W. R. Grace and Beatrice. However, Jerome Facher takes the opposite side, and presents his counterarguments against Schlichtmann that neither the pollution nor ...

1. Compare and contrast the British and Spanish imperial enterprises in the Americas up to the early 1700s. Please consider these nations’ goals, practices, and achievements in the New World. Useful readings would include the textbook, Gray’s documents, and the article by Hackel titled “Spaniards” on the course website. First of all, geographically the British and Spanish colonist journeyed from the similar location of Europe. However it is important to note that each country, Spain and England, had separate languages and cultures. These influences would permeate the new colonies, instilling the results of these differences to this ...

Critical Thinking

Critical thinking is an important aspect in the evaluation and analysis of any type of communication which forms part of our daily encounters. Therefore there is a need for a keen analysis and evaluation of the concepts that form a complete and fully functional communication system. In this paper, a memo written by the vice president of a company is going to be analyzed drawing information and reference from a multi-step method developed by Browne and Keeley in their book, “Asking the Right Questions: A guide to Critical Thinking.

What are the issue and conclusions?

The main issue in the Memo is raised by the Vice President of the Human Resource ...

Importance of Screening in Hiring of Law Enforcement

Importance of Screening in the Hiring of Law Enforcement Various criminal justice careers demand that all successive applicants be subjected to psychological exams and screening before they are hired. The process is an attempt by security agencies to maximize the quality of their personnel. Applicants are screened for psychological conditions or characteristics that may later compromise their abilities to function effectively (Walker & Katz, 2012). The process of psych evaluation of officers has been widely criticized mainly because it lacks consistency and standardization (Dantzker, 2011). It’s been noted that the type and number of tests carried are determined ...

Within the field of psychology, there are numerous schools of thought that attempt to explain and understand the complex mechanisms that take place within the human mind. From exploring childhood events and dream analysis, to specialized flooding techniques and examining how individuals within a family operate, there are a variety of different theories and approaches that assist mental health professionals in helping clients to overcome the challenges that occur in one’s life. However, not all theories view the human condition the same, and as such, the various theories, each have unique approaches and interpretations of life’s events, which influence ...

Introduction

The construct of the child can be defined as the way in which different cultures and societies view children at different points in time. Some people especially from the west view children as innocent and unable to take up any responsibilities. Furthermore, a difference arises from the historical perception of children in comparison modern day. The essay will therefore, address the understanding of children as influenced by societal cultures, beliefs, values, and time. Today, many people regard childhood, as a stage that is very different from adulthood and this is especially the case in the US. In fact, the childhood ...

Part One

When is it ethically responsible to leave a job or leave the profession? Leaving a job requires careful consideration. Making the ethical decision to leave a profession is difficult and complex. It is not an easy choice to leave the profession (Wilson-Barnett, 1986). Ethical reasons to leave a job may have something to do with the department you work. Different professions have ethical codes that help their practitioners to leave their profession in an honorable way. A good professional knows more than working for the organization but also when to leave it. In Nursing, the America n Nurses Association (ANA) is an ...

Annotated Bibliography of Steve Mann’s Articles

Mann, Steve Manders, Corey Belmellat, Billal Kansal, Mohit and Chen, Daniel. “Steps towards “undigital’ intelligent image processing: Real-valued image coding of photoquantimetric pictures into the JLM file format for Compression of Portable Lightspace Maps.” This article examines file formats employed in image compression by offering a solution to address the need for real coding and file formats. The author recognizes the recent advancement in the intelligent signal processing which have enabled capture of high dynamic images. These images are as an array of real numbers instead of the current convention of integers. Further, the author argues that the real ...

Introduction

Our knowledge of ocean life is limited to big fishes and salty water. However, with new discoveries it is now evident that ocean life is mainly kept in balance by microorganisms. Billions of micro, nano and singular celled organisms called planktons are the primary producers of the marine fish web. Any living being in order to survive needs energy in the form of food and on earth the sole supplier of energy is the Sun. Be it ocean food chain or terrestrial food chain it always start with the sun. In case of terrestrial chains plants and weeds are ...

Conceptualization

The psychological problems of the client, Yisel revolve around her choice of career, and are rooted in the fact that she is trying hard to live and make decisions according to the expectations of her parents as she fears disappointing them. Yisel is incongruent because there is a very slight overlap between her ideal self and her real self. With this being the case, it is very unlikely that she will achieve the state of self actualization. Seeking to conform to the needs and desires of her parents has consistently widens the gap between her real self and her ideal ...

Introduction

According to Travis, Solomon and Waul (1), federal and state prisons release an estimated 600,000 prisoners annually; this transforms to about 1,600 individuals in a day. They find ways of living in harmony with the new community; this is a gradual transition from prison to community life. The transition is not smooth in most cases; the freed prisoners experience difficulties in adjusting. It occurs in terms of; finding employment, adjusting to family life, and society in general (Gaynes, 8). The amount of time spent behind bars leaves most people unprepared for the life outside. If not helped, the prisoners ...

Abstract

Researchers from the University of Washington and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research published a study in Nature based to demonstrate the identification of immunological role of a class of cytotoxic T cells in genital herpes. They identified the cells to be CDT cells that primarily exist in the skin of genital region and mucosa. These cells inhibit the recurrence of genital herpes. Since they suppress the replication of the HSV-2 virus, at the site of recurrence they also prevent symptoms in the patient.

Genital herpes is a sexually transmitted disease affecting more than 24 million people in the US and 60-80 million ...

Attention deficit disorder is a common psychiatric disorder that affects young children and persists into adulthood. It makes it difficult for school going children to concentrate on their studies. Attention deficit disorder affects 6-7 % of children. Additionally, ADD is diagnosed in 2-16 percent of children attending school. This disorder is characterized by troubles in controlling hyperactive and impulsive behaviors and paying attention. This constellation of symptoms not only affects the child at home but also has negative effects on a child’s education by creating difficulties in school and peer relations. Most school going children who suffer from ADD have a learning ...

There are many negative aspects to Internet technology and the new social media like Facebook and Twitter that are not being dealt with very well in the present society and education system, particularly among young people. Social networks and the social media can be a real threat to personal privacy rights when governments and corporations obtain this information without the consent of the individual, which has been going on for quite some time with the National Security Agency (NSA) and other police and intelligence organizations because of the Patriot Act. All kinds of personal information can also be uploaded on ...

This video demonstrates skills drawn from various experiments conducted on clients with stress disorders. Psychotherapy involves a number of appointments licensed by a mental health professional. Psychotherapy’s main strength is it has minimal side effects, and it turns positively to patients that are unresponsive to any medication. Tim felt relieved when he poured out all he wanted to tell his dad if he was alive. Tim felt that his dad was a ‘jerk’ and was not worthy being trusted. Suzie also had a problem because she had been in many relationships, which did not last long. Psychotherapy assisted them to feel comfortable ...

Ethan Canin, in a rather compelling story, seeks to explore the life of the narrator in the story, Corey Sifter. The novel talks about different themes but best of all is the theme of class, wealth and power. Corey is a young boy from humble beginnings, a lower class boy that was hired by the wealthy, high class Metarey family. Through these two back grounds the theme of class and wealth is introduced. Being rich and therefore belonging to the first class means that one can determine the future of not only an individual but also a region and even a nation. In ...

The literature written during the 1920s brought to life America's fixation of rising to the top within social ranks. The themes and ideals presented in novels and poetry during the 1920s were a depiction of the fantasy that was the American dream. The fantasy, often associated with leaving rural life and joining the ranks of the modern city, was one that most people can still relate to today. Literature in the 1920s highlighted this and offered it as an antidote to rural life. In the twentieth century some American modernist’s decided to blend the concept of pastoral tradition with ...

Classic English literature: America America

‘America America’ is a novel written by Ethan Canin in 2008, which represents the American country in retrospective of the 1970s – the time of elections for Presidency spiced with intricate family, love and social classes’ relationships. The novel draws America as a country, which it used to be and which it continues to be up to the present moment. The system of the characters is quite sophisticated, but there are three obvious ones, who definitely stand out from the others and form the whole story. Corey Sifter, Liam Metarey and Henry Bonwiller – are three ‘whales’ who construct the plot of ...

Potential ethical issues

Any person who works as a counsellor has the potential to encounter ethical issues. Marriage or family counsellors are likely to face specific challenges and ethical dilemmas in their work. However, by understanding the root cause of the problem, and how to handle the problem when it a rose, a client is better equipped to continue helping his/her clients thereby remaining professional. This paper will review three potential challenges that counsellors face and how they can be resolved. Marriage and family counsellors advance the welfare of families and individuals; they have to respect the rights of the people seeking help or ...

News Corp

News corp. is one of the world‘s second largest media company, after the Walt Disney Corporation in terms of its yearly income Mphail (2010 (2010, pp.168). It has established a vast and diverse media holding all over the world, these holdings include; Limited, 20th Century Fox, Fox Broadcasting Company, HarperCollins Publishers and many others. News Corp has faced many challenges in the past years. Notably, from the difficulties they face, many people would say it is because of their on purpose actions. These challenges began when the company started engaging itself in illegal unethical issues in its operation.

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The Salem witch trials took place in colonial Massachusetts from 1692 to 1693. The two year trials was very complex with more than 200 people being accused of practicing whitchcraft of whom 20 were executed. More than 300 years after the trial, the paranoia and the injustices that surrounded the Salem witch trials made the colony to admit that it was a mistake convicting the accused and they compensated the family back then. Indeed these memories still leave on yet it’s very long time since the trials took place. Between June 1692 and 1693, nineteen men and women who ...

Importance of Ethical Behavior and Code of Conduct

Ethical behavior and a comprehensive code of conduct are essential in every organization for proper management of new trends and issues that may create burdens. The need for acceptable behavior in an organization has become crucial to avoid unnecessary lawsuits. Public scandals of corporate misleading practices have destroyed the public reputation of many organizations. The fall of trade barriers and expansion of businesses ventures into diversified regions has made ethical behavior and code of conduct. The current workplace consists of employees with diversified cultural backgrounds. Ethical conduct of officers and employees assumes an added importance by preserving different cultures to ...

Analysis of celebrity endorsement as an effective destination marketing tool

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION 1.1 RATIONALE FOR STUDY While promoting destinations, the primary and secondary characteristics are usually emphasised and it includes various qualities of the destinations including scenery, climate, hospitality of the local people and traditions. There are secondary factors as well, which add or reduce the value of a particular destination and they are basically the events, transportation, public facilities etc. The communication-saturation in the society is sufficient to adequately promote the above qualities, and the buyers and sellers get aware of these in advance. Morgan et al. (2002a) comments on the above situation, ...

This paper reviews the different approaches that may be used in counseling the hypothetical client Stan. The first part of the research paper introduces the different aspects involved in counseling. The second part reviews cognitive behavioral approach to therapy and will explain the basic principles and assumptions about the same. This section will also explain the strengths and weaknesses that accompany cognitive approach to therapy. The third part of the paper reviews solution focused therapy approach providing a review of assumptions, basic principles, strengths and weaknesses. The final a part explains why the application of cognitive behavioral approach may be preferred ...

There are several roles within a group in order to complete a certain project or task. For example: an initiator or contributor who would generate new ideas, the information gatherer who would offer facts for the group to work with, a coordinator who would synthesize the ideas, evaluator who would set up standards for the group to meet, and so on. This was something that could not be grasped on the first day of class since no one really knew each other. The set up of the class room was done in an unconventional way, this was a lot different from how other ...

The description of the therapist in subject is one of a kind and a rare one to find. This is because she has made a choice of being in the shoes of someone in a small practice. The result of her choice has led her to working with people who have mental problems including eating disorders, depression and relationship issues. In order for her to succeed in this, two theories must be part of her practice and profession. The two theories are fit in in her work are the behavioral theory and Adlerian theory. The counselor chose the two theories for incorporation according ...

Edwin Arlington Robinson’s “Richard Corey”

Robinson’s poem, “Richard Corey,” fits into the genre of American Literary Modernism because it deals with disillusionment and individuals “trapped by blind laws of heredity and environment or buffeted with uncomprehended chance” (Perkins 130). The poem is written from the point of view of a poor person who goes “without the meat and cursed the bread” who is admiring and envying a rich man of the town named Richard Cory (Robinson 14). Like many Modernist pieces, it reflects back to an earlier era of literature for contrast, using Romantic language to describe Richard Cory. For example, the speaker says, “he ...

Group Design and application of therapy to a particular homogeneous group is an important aspect of therapeutics in psychology. This exercise is a stepwise process, which is created in order to design groups and provide them with assistance and counseling in line with the guidelines laid by state-run treatment facility. The goal of facilitator will be to define the group, which in this case would be Drug & Alcoholic Offenders and provide T.A.S.C. Treatment Alternatives for a safe community sessions. The group members are chosen on the basis of set criteria and efforts were in place in order to maximize the homogeneity ...

The group discussion that we go through is based on conversation with Dr Corey and Marionne, where there is a conversation that goes between James, Darren, Andrew and Jill. This session is primarily targeted to achieved a normalized environment and to achieve success in making the participants comfortable to the group and to help them so that they can share their emotions with the other group members. Once the discussion starts, James mentions the fact that there is lot of time that he feels inside and outside the group and he's very effectively calmed down by Dr Corey and then he's ...

The modern scientific method dates all the way back to the days of Isaac Newton who, ironically, only went to university because his parents thought he was too poor of a farmer to make anything of himself – so they sent him to read theology (Weisstein, 2011). The climate of research and inquiry produced one of the most transformational minds in all of the history of science. In addition to his laws of motion, he also developed the basis of a scientific method that still guides research and experimentation done in the present day.

Newton’s scientific method boiled down to four ...