Case Study and Interventions

The Case of Yuriko
Yuriko is a 30-year-old Japanese female who seeks out counseling with you of her own accord. She specifically requested a female therapist. She works as FT/sales associate at a flooring store and seems to have a flair for color and design. She is an only child and lives with her parents. Her presenting problem involves issues within her small family. Her parents are “90% retired” and Yuriko is a primary source of financial support for her family, and they currently live in an upscale apartment with a doorman and many amenities. Yuriko also attends college online and in-person at George Washington University and is studying marketing. Her parents encourage her to obtain her MBA in this area as well and they believe she could be a store manager. She has a GPA of 4.0.
Yuriko, unlike her parents, has been “Americanized”. She sees herself dating more, getting married and living in a home of her own. In addition, she wishes to change her major to either English or Journalism and obtain her MFA in Creative Writing. As an only child and a daughter, she is expected to live with her parents and help support them for their entire lives. They also expect that she will remain unmarried and continue to help them. This is not the life she wants for herself. To make things worse, to her parents and other older Japanese people, she is not a desirable match for a Japanese man because they say she is “too fat”. Yuriko is 5’1″ and weights 115 lbs. This is considered 20 lbs too fat for any man. Yet, American men find her witty, intelligent, attractive and skinny.
When you meet with Yuriko, she is personable, funny and yet despondent. Her parents have no idea of how she would like to live her life. She is torn between complying with family obligations and doing what she wants. She also says she “hates herself for being fat” and would like therapy to help her lose 20 lbs. She does not overeat. She also tells you that the name, Yuriko, in Japanese means “perfect”. As she says this she laughs and also has a few tears in her eyes. She wants treatment to get “unstuck”.
1. Provide a brief clinical and cultural case analysis.
2. Describe how you would work with Yuriko without alienating her.

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Case Study and Interventions-Case of Manuel

The Case of Manuel
Manuel is a 16 year-old Latino male and a first-generation American. He is in High School and you are serving as the school counselor or a contractual mental health professional. His mother and father immigrated from El Salvador 20 years ago and both are currently US citizens. Manuel has been referred for counseling/psychotherapy for increasingly aggressive behavior towards other male students in the school. On one occasion, he threatened another student and in a second incident, he was injured in a fight among schoolboys, and he also injured another male student pretty seriously, however, this fight took place after-hours and off school grounds. No other student or his family ever reported these injuries to anyone. Yet word about the fight spread among the student population that Manuel “busted a dude’s jaw open”. Manuel has gained a reputation as skilled in mixed martial arts (MMA) and he belongs to an inexpensive neighborhood gym. There was also an incident where Manuel was out on a date with a female student, and she became afraid and called her parents from a 7-11 to come and pick her up. She refused to disclose to anyone exactly what happened but told her mom that “Manuel is a scary guy”.
You have had one session with Manuel, and he presented as polite but could not see why he would need counseling for anything. He spoke openly and admitted to hanging around a gang of boys, all with family roots in El Salvador. He said he is not a gang member but “more like an affiliate”. When you asked him about this, he explained that most males in the school hung with racial groups as a means of “avoiding problems”. He stated that, “all the Blacks hang together and us Hispanics….. we hang in different groups based on where our parents are from. We got to do it see….because it’s like…..ya know…..if someone tries to mess with me…..then they got the whole gang on them” He minimized this and stated, “it ain’t no big thing like everyone wants to make it out to be……we ain’t roaming the streets with knives like no MS-13. That’s just a bad stereotype of us.”
School teachers recommended a few family sessions; however, this has been difficult. So far, you have only spoken with Manuel’s mom on the phone. Both parents work opposite shifts in unskilled labor jobs. As one parent is leaving home the other is returning home. They clearly love Manuel, yet they also have 3 other younger children and the family of six lives in a rented two-bedroom apartment. Manuel`s 14-year-old sister does a lot of the cooking, laundry and gets the younger two kids ready for school. In addition, despite earning minimum wage, Manuel’s parents send money back to relatives in El Salvador, who are themselves trying to get to the US. Manuel’s parents were very upset to hear that he might be affiliated with a gang. His mother began to cry and told you that they left El Salvador to get away from living in a world of gang generated terror and extortion.
1. Analyze the following case and identify the elements of this situation unique to this Hispanic family. These are elements that must be considered in treatment, even if you never openly act upon them.
2. List 3 clinical interventions you would utilize. Two of these should involve things you would say or do directly with Daniel. The third intervention should consider using to help this client in a family therapy session.

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If you were in the process of developing a plan for an internal human resources audit, what materials, articles, books, and resources would you include in your plan and why?

Please provide a brief reply to the following discussion board:

If you were in the process of developing a plan for an internal human resources audit, what materials, articles, books, and resources would you include in your plan and why?

If I were in the process of developing a plan, I would include a copy of the employee handbook because you want to make sure that everyone involved in the process is aware and knowledgeable of what is required of each employee. This also gives or refreshes employees knowledge of what incentives are available for excelling in performance. (Noe) 2018. The policy and procedure manual so that policy review can be conducted. Code of Ethics for the company should be reviewed to ensure understanding of what is allowed and disallowed by the company or school. Files and records (financial, personnel) that are relevant to the audit. A PowerPoint presentation outlining the details of the audit. And the appropriate personnel, as not all employees or subordinates are privy to the information that will be discussed in the audit process. A book on how the audit process works because maybe not everyone involved has been part of an audit. And a journal article or two recently published on the findings of an audit that has taken place in a comparable setting.

What is the relationship between such audits and the academic or training operations of a business or school?

According to Diligent Insight, internal auditing is an evaluative process used to improve the operations of a school district. Internal audits for schools give the district an idea of what needs to be improved on, it analyzes ethics, district practices, checks compliance with all local, state, and federal mandates, finances, and technology. Internal auditors however have no authority in the decision-making process. They can only conduct the audit and make recommendations to the board of education.

Personal experiences to support thoughts

I was involved in a few audits during my time with the state. Some of them were external, the agency has to maintain accreditation with the American Correctional Association (ACA). We had to be audited bi-yearly but had to conduct internal mock audits on the off-year. The internal audits were more tedious in my opinion because everything had to be right. For you to pass the external audit, the offices being audited had to have a 95% pass rate. The internal audits took place by area- meaning you have one area, usually three to four counties under the supervision of one area manager, and an assistant area manager in each county office. Your office could pass the internal audit, another could fail. To get 100%, because that was what we strived for, each office had to pull together. If you didnt know the meaning of teamwork, you quickly learned when it was time for an audit. As a senior officer, I will admit there were times when my attitude came out during the process because the work doesnt stop. You had to continue to work your caseload, and everything that came along with it; intakes, office visits, home visits, transports, court dockets, revocation hearings, courtesy visits, etc., and audit the computer files of your co-workers for every person on their caseload, and submit the findings to them in order for them to input the missing data, submit a corrective action plan, they send it back to you for review, and then you submit a report to the Assistant Area Manager and signing off on it stating that you have reviewed the case file, it had been submitted a correction, it had been sent back to you for review again, and that it was now correct. It was a lot, and we worked a lot of extra hours that we were not compensated for because this state agency does not pay overtime. We had to flex off the hours that were accrued, but we only had a two-week time frame to do it. That was nearly impossible seeing as how we usually ended up working over every day just to try and stay on top of things. Audits can be very draining, mentally, and physically. All complaints aside, I do feel that they are necessary for any entity to be successful and maintain operation because they do give you a lot of insight as to what is going on, what needs to be fixed, and what practices need to be done away with. They do assist in getting things to flow properly. They do help the bottom line.

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Are there instances in which private medical information should be revealed to others in order to protect individuals or the public from harm? Please explain your position using ethical reasoning and theories.

In this weeks Discussion, you will explore how ethics applies to issues in medicine. Bioethics is a distinct subject that takes medical and biological issues and analyzes them using ethical reasoning and theory. The topics discussed in bioethics are varied but these issues impact your lives directly.

Confidentiality is both common sense and professional convention, per the Hippocratic Oath, in the sense I will respect the privacy of my patients, for their problems are not disclosed to me that the world may know (Lasagna, 1964). It is an obligation not only of those who are called up to take the oath as a matter of course, but all healthcare professionals.

Are there instances in which private medical information should be revealed to others in order to protect individuals or the public from harm? Please explain your position using ethical reasoning and theories.

Lasagna, L. (1964). Hippocratic Oath Modern Version. WGGH Educational Foundation for PBS and NOVA Online. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/body/hippocratic-oath-today.html

Choose ONE of the following to answer on this Discussion Board:

A: Are there instances in which private medical information should be revealed to others in order to protect individuals or the public from harm? Please explain your position using ethical reasoning and theories.

Or

B: Compare the original Hippocratic Oath and the modern version created by Dr. Louis Lasagna in 1948. What difference do you find to be most drastic? Which version do you believe better reflects your own view of ethics? Why?

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Many social scientists and theorists have observed that whiteness is typically not a relevant form of identity for most white Americans, whereas other racial groups closely identify with their race. Given what you now know about social stratification, social identity, and culture, why do you think whites in America typically do not consider their race relevant to how they understand themselves?

Please choose one of the following prompts and respond to it in no less than 300 words. In your response, you must fully answer all aspects of the question and support your answer with reference to course materials (textbook, supplementary readings, videos, etc).

Many social scientists and theorists have observed that whiteness is typically not a relevant form of identity for most white Americans, whereas other racial groups closely identify with their race. Given what you now know about social stratification, social identity, and culture, why do you think whites in America typically do not consider their race relevant to how they understand themselves?

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Artificial Intelligence: Is artificial intelligence helpful or hurtful to our economy? What are 3 reasons you hold this viewpoint?

Review the rough draft you submitted in Week 3, the Self-Assessment Worksheet and revision notes you completed in Week 4, and any feedback from your instructor. Use these documents to guide the edits you make as you finalize your paper.

Review The Power of Wardrobe on pp. 335346 of Research Matters as an example of expectations. You may also review the Sample Paper as another example.

Complete the edits for your paper using the Final Paper Checklist to ensure youve addressed all the requirements of the assignment. Your final paper should be between 500 and 750 words and should be formatted using the APA template appropriate for this course.

Prior to submitting your final paper, use the SafeAssign Originality Report to review your work for errors or concerns about incorporating evidence, and then make corrections as needed. Visit Checking for Plagiarism to view instructions on using SafeAssign.

Ensure the paper reflects your best effort at a clean copy in terms of spelling, grammar, and punctuation.

Submit your final paper.

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Argumentative/persuasive essay on: Artificial Intelligence: Is artificial intelligence helpful or hurtful to our economy? What are 3 reasons you hold this viewpoint?

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Argumentative/persuasive essay on: Artificial Intelligence: Is artificial intelligence helpful or hurtful to our economy? What are 3 reasons you hold this viewpoint?

Review the rough draft you submitted in Week 3, the Self-Assessment Worksheet and revision notes you completed in Week 4, and any feedback from your instructor. Use these documents to guide the edits you make as you finalize your paper.

Review The Power of Wardrobe on pp. 335346 of Research Matters as an example of expectations. You may also review the Sample Paper as another example.

Complete the edits for your paper using the Final Paper Checklist to ensure youve addressed all the requirements of the assignment. Your final paper should be between 500 and 750 words and should be formatted using the APA template appropriate for this course.

Ensure the paper reflects your best effort at a clean copy in terms of spelling, grammar, and punctuation.

Submit your final paper.

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How is good determined? Explain in one or two sentences what the theory argues is the correct way to determine what is right. This is the main argument of the theory in a nutshell.

Complete the Ethical Theories Comparison Chart:

Over the course of thousands of years, various theories have been offered to explain the best way to determine what is ethical. The search for good or correct actions and thoughts has provided several strong approaches that are actively used today. While all of the various ethical theories seek to lead one to being ethical, they differ on how this should be accomplished. Each approach has its own strengths and weaknesses. It is important to understand these differences when analyzing ethical decisions from various perspectives.

For this Assignment, you are to add to the chart you began in unit 2 by adding virtue theory. As with the Unit 2 chart assignment, you will be providing the following for virtue theory, written in your own words:

How is good determined? Explain in one or two sentences what the theory argues is the correct way to determine what is right. This is the main argument of the theory in a nutshell.
Most Noted Philosopher(s): Name the philosopher or philosophers most closely associated with the theory.
Major Strengths: Using phrases or sentences, list at least two major strengths that are specific to that theory.
Major Weaknesses: Using phrases or sentences, list at least two major weaknesses that are specific to that theory.

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Artificial Intelligence: Is artificial intelligence helpful or hurtful to our economy? What are 3 reasons you hold this viewpoint?

Review the rough draft you submitted in Week 3, the Self-Assessment Worksheet and revision notes you completed in Week 4, and any feedback from your instructor. Use these documents to guide the edits you make as you finalize your paper.

Review The Power of Wardrobe on pp. 335346 of Research Matters as an example of expectations. You may also review the Sample Paper as another example.

Complete the edits for your paper using the Final Paper Checklist to ensure youve addressed all the requirements of the assignment. Your final paper should be between 500 and 750 words and should be formatted using the APA template appropriate for this course.

Prior to submitting your final paper, use the SafeAssign Originality Report to review your work for errors or concerns about incorporating evidence, and then make corrections as needed. Visit Checking for Plagiarism to view instructions on using SafeAssign.

Ensure the paper reflects your best effort at a clean copy in terms of spelling, grammar, and punctuation.

Submit your final paper.

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Securities Law

Securities Law
Private University, a private nonprofit educational institution located in California, decides to issue Shares in Learning certificates in a one-time offering to the public. These shares will be sold for $500 each and entitle the bearer to redeem each certificate for two undergraduate or one graduate college credit in any of its schools at any time in the future. The shares may also be resold without restriction by the initial purchaser. The offering will be made via the Internet.

Will the offering need to be registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) under the Securities Act of 1933? Explain. Does your answer differ if Shares in Learning are issued by Private College, a proprietary for-profit institution that does business in all 50 states? Why?

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