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    There have been several times when I was unable to access the internet or had connection issues, and it definitely impacted my learning experience. One situation that stands out is when my Wi-Fi went down right before an assignment was due. I remember feeling stressed, frustrated, and even a little helpless because so much of my coursework depends on being online. As an online student, not having access, even for a short time, can feel like everything is put on pause.

    The lack of access created multiple challenges for me. I wasn’t able to submit assignments on time, participate in discussion posts, or access important course materials. It also made it difficult to communicate with my instructor or classmates, which added to the pressure. Falling behind, even briefly, can take extra time and effort to catch back up.

    To overcome these issues, I try to plan ahead as much as possible. I complete assignments early when I can and save my work offline just in case. I also use my phone’s hotspot as a backup when Wi-Fi is unavailable. Additionally, I communicate with my instructors if something unexpected happens, which helps relieve some of the stress. These strategies have helped me stay on track even when technology access becomes a challenge.

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    There have been several times when I have experienced limited access or no access to the internet. This can be frustrating at times that I am dealing with work or school as it creates delays, application don't fully operate and misinformation can occur. For example, I have had moments when my Wi-Fi connection is unstable while trying to submit an assignment that I waited until right before the deadline to submit. During this time I felt frustrated and anxious, worried I would miss deadline, annoyed with Cox and mad at self for procrastinating.

         The lack of access creates multiple challenges. It has caused me to miss out on work opportunities, unable to access materials and miss important deadlines. It does make it hard to communicate, stay in touch and even schedule day to day events.

         The best way to overcome access issues is to plan ahead as much as possible. I print my assignments and work on them in advance. Communication has been the best way to work around most delays, so keeping numbers accessible is something else I have strategized to overcome unexpected technology problems.

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    MAJOR CONTROVERSIES IN FORENSIC
    PSYCHOLOGY

    Important Note: For this Discussions, you are required to complete your initial
    Discussion assignment post before you will be able to view and respond to your
    colleagues’ postings. Begin by clicking on the “Post to Discussion Question” link, and
    then select “Create Thread” to complete your initial post. Remember, once you click
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    Since psychological insights into criminal behavior were first applied to the practice of law, the
    relationship between psychology and the legal system has been marked by controversy and
    conflict. Costanzo and Krauss (2021) note that Freud, the father of modern day psychology,
    believed that his psychological theories could not only “improve,” but “transform” the way law was
    practiced (p. 2). Although psychologists’ initial entry into law might have been made with the best
    of intentions, some legal scholars viewed their interest as an unwelcome intrusion. More than a
    century later, the two professions continue to maintain what Costanzo and Krauss describe as "a
    cautious alliance" (p. 1).

    Costanzo and Krauss refer to the interaction between psychology and the law as a "clash of

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    of intentions, some legal scholars viewed their interest as an unwelcome intrusion. More than a
    century later, the two professions continue to maintain what Costanzo and Krauss describe as "a
    cautious alliance" (p. 1).

    Costanzo and Krauss refer to the interaction between psychology and the law as a "clash of
    cultures" because the fields do not share similar objectives. Costanzo and Krauss argue that
    psychology, like all sciences, uses scientific inquiry as a basic methodology. Consequently, when
    asked by the courts to draw definitive conclusions, forensic psychologists are hard-pressed to
    state a simple yes or no. On the stand, they may feel ethically compromised because their
    testimony provides likelihoods and probabilities. On the other hand, the court is charged with
    delivering a clear-cut ruling either for or against, guilty or not, right or wrong.

    For this week’s Discussion, you examine controversies related to the role of forensic
    psychologists within the legal system.

    To prepare for this Discussion:

    Review the Course Introduction, located under the left navigation bar. Keep this overview in
    mind as you work through each week of the course.
    Review Chapter 1 in your course text, Forensic and Legal Psychology . Focus on the tension
    that exists between the fields of psychology and law.
    Refer to the Assignment Handout for your assigned topic and further instructions to examine a
    current controversy in forensic psychology. Review the article(s) that address your assigned
    controversy. Your assigned topic articles can be found under Week 1 Resources and the
    Week 1 Discussion Assignment Handout.
    Consider both perspectives relevant to your assigned controversy. Make an informed
    argument for the perspective you consider most appropriate.
    Click the following link to review the controversy topics for this assignment:
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    PERSONAL MOTIVATIONS AND CAREER
    GOALS

    Salisbury (2012) attributes the recent growing interest in forensic psychology to the popularity of
    investigative crime television series, as cited in Bartol and Bartol (2012b, p. 18). Many of these shows focus
    on solving crimes with the help of a forensic psychologist. Your first exposure to the term forensic
    psychology may have been through these television programs.

    When your undergraduate program of study ends, you may want to pursue a number of professional and
    educational opportunities in the field of forensic psychology. From trial consultants assisting in jury selection
    to expert witnesses testifying on a defendant’s mental competence, forensic psychologists are involved in
    many aspects of the legal process. As you explore your options in the field of forensic psychology, you must
    be aware of the educational requirements for forensic psychology occupations. Many occupations in
    forensic psychology require an advanced degree.

    In this week’s Assignment, you identify professional areas of interest to you and explain which career paths
    in forensic psychology you may choose to follow.

    To prepare for this Assignment: Focus on occupations in forensic psychology.

    Review this week’s Learning Resources, including the Bartol and Bartol (2012b) book excerpt and
    Chapter 1 of your Costanzo and Krauss (2021) course text.
    Note:

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    PSYC_2101_Week_1_Assignment_Rubric

    Think about why you are interested in forensic psychology.
    Begin exploring forensic psychology careers using the Career Areas in Psychology section of the
    Psychology Career Exploration Toolkit found in this Week’s Learning Resources.
    Continue exploring forensic psychology careers by searching the Internet for occupations in forensic
    psychology.
    Identify three specific career paths in forensic psychology of greatest interest to you.

    The Assignment (2–3 pages):

    Explain academic, professional, or personal reasons for selecting forensic psychology as your program
    of study or discuss why you chose to take this class.
    Describe three specific occupations in the field of forensic psychology that interest you and explain why.
    For each occupation:

    Describe possible settings in which you might work.
    Explain the type of work you might perform.
    Describe types of populations with which you might work.
    Explain educational requirements.
    Explain any challenges you might encounter when working in this role

    Support your Application Assignment with specific references to all resources used in its preparation. You
    are asked to provide a reference list for all resources, including those in the Learning Resources for this
    course.

    Before submitting your final assignment, you can check your draft for authenticity. To check your
    draft, access the Turnitin Drafts from the Start Here area.

    1. To submit your completed assignment, save your Assignment as
    WK1Assgn_LastName_Firstinitial

    2. Then, click on Start Assignment near the top of the page.
    3. Next, click on Upload File and select Submit Assignment for review.

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    Criteria Ratings Pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Reasons
    for selecting
    Forensic
    Psychology as your
    program or taking
    this class…. (15
    points)

    15 pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Describe
    three specific
    occupations in the
    field of forensic
    psychology that
    interest you and
    explain why…. (15
    points)

    15 pts

    15 pts
    A

    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    12 pts
    B

    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    10.5 pts
    C

    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    9 pts
    D

    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F

    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    15 pts
    A
    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    12 pts
    B
    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    10.5 pts
    C
    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    9 pts
    D
    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F
    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    Criteria Ratings Pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Describe
    possible settings in
    which you might
    work…. (10 points)

    10 pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Explain
    the type of work you
    might perform…. (10
    points)

    10 pts

    10 pts
    A

    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B

    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C

    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D

    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F

    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    10 pts
    A
    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B
    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C
    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D
    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F
    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    Criteria Ratings Pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Describe
    types of populations
    with which you
    might work…. (10
    points)

    10 pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Explain
    educational
    requirements…. (10
    points)

    10 pts

    10 pts
    A

    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B

    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C

    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D

    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F

    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    10 pts
    A
    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B
    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C
    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D
    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F
    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

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    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Explain
    any challenges you
    might encounter
    when working in this
    role…. (10 points)

    10 pts

    Quality of Writing …
    (15 points)

    15 pts

    Information
    documentation …(5

    5 pts

    10 pts
    A

    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B

    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C

    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D

    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F

    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    15 pts
    A
    Writing is clear
    and organized
    with few or no
    errors in
    mechanics,
    usage,
    grammar, or
    spelling
    (MUGS).
    There is a
    preponderance
    of original
    writing (i.e.,
    use of own
    words and
    proper
    paraphrasing).

    12 pts
    B
    Writing is
    mostly clear
    and organized
    with few
    MUGS errors.
    Writing is
    original (i.e.,
    use of own
    words and
    proper
    paraphrasing).

    10.5 pts
    C
    Writing is
    somewhat
    clear and
    organized with
    some MUGS
    errors. Most
    writing is
    original (i.e.,
    use of own
    words and
    proper
    paraphrasing).

    9 pts
    D
    Writing is
    somewhat
    unclear and
    disorganized
    and/or
    contains
    many MUGS
    errors. There
    is an overuse
    of direct
    quotations
    and/or
    ineffective
    paraphrasing.

    0 pts
    F
    Writing is
    unclear
    and/or
    disorganized
    and/or
    contains
    many
    MUGS
    errors.
    There is an
    underuse of
    original
    writing and
    an overuse
    of directly
    quoted
    content.

    5 pts
    A

    3.5 pts
    B

    0 pts
    C

    0 pts
    D

    0 pts
    F

    Criteria Ratings Pts

    points)

    Total Points: 100

    Information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources is
    properly
    documented
    with
    citation(s) and
    reference(s).

    Information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources is
    partially
    documented
    with
    citation(s)
    and/or
    reference(s).

    Information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources is
    not cited or
    referenced in
    any way.

    **## Week1_Assignment10.pdf**

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    Points 100
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    Allowed Attempts 2

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    PERSONAL MOTIVATIONS AND CAREER
    GOALS

    Salisbury (2012) attributes the recent growing interest in forensic psychology to the popularity of
    investigative crime television series, as cited in Bartol and Bartol (2012b, p. 18). Many of these shows focus
    on solving crimes with the help of a forensic psychologist. Your first exposure to the term forensic
    psychology may have been through these television programs.

    When your undergraduate program of study ends, you may want to pursue a number of professional and
    educational opportunities in the field of forensic psychology. From trial consultants assisting in jury selection
    to expert witnesses testifying on a defendant’s mental competence, forensic psychologists are involved in
    many aspects of the legal process. As you explore your options in the field of forensic psychology, you must
    be aware of the educational requirements for forensic psychology occupations. Many occupations in
    forensic psychology require an advanced degree.

    In this week’s Assignment, you identify professional areas of interest to you and explain which career paths
    in forensic psychology you may choose to follow.

    To prepare for this Assignment: Focus on occupations in forensic psychology.

    Review this week’s Learning Resources, including the Bartol and Bartol (2012b) book excerpt and
    Chapter 1 of your Costanzo and Krauss (2021) course text.
    Note:

    RESOURCES

    Be sure to review the Learning Resources before completing this activity.
    Click the weekly resources link to access the resources.

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    PSYC_2101_Week_1_Assignment_Rubric

    Think about why you are interested in forensic psychology.
    Begin exploring forensic psychology careers using the Career Areas in Psychology section of the
    Psychology Career Exploration Toolkit found in this Week’s Learning Resources.
    Continue exploring forensic psychology careers by searching the Internet for occupations in forensic
    psychology.
    Identify three specific career paths in forensic psychology of greatest interest to you.

    The Assignment (2–3 pages):

    Explain academic, professional, or personal reasons for selecting forensic psychology as your program
    of study or discuss why you chose to take this class.
    Describe three specific occupations in the field of forensic psychology that interest you and explain why.
    For each occupation:

    Describe possible settings in which you might work.
    Explain the type of work you might perform.
    Describe types of populations with which you might work.
    Explain educational requirements.
    Explain any challenges you might encounter when working in this role

    Support your Application Assignment with specific references to all resources used in its preparation. You
    are asked to provide a reference list for all resources, including those in the Learning Resources for this
    course.

    Before submitting your final assignment, you can check your draft for authenticity. To check your
    draft, access the Turnitin Drafts from the Start Here area.

    1. To submit your completed assignment, save your Assignment as
    WK1Assgn_LastName_Firstinitial

    2. Then, click on Start Assignment near the top of the page.
    3. Next, click on Upload File and select Submit Assignment for review.

    SUBMISSION INFORMATION

    Criteria Ratings Pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Reasons
    for selecting
    Forensic
    Psychology as your
    program or taking
    this class…. (15
    points)

    15 pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Describe
    three specific
    occupations in the
    field of forensic
    psychology that
    interest you and
    explain why…. (15
    points)

    15 pts

    15 pts
    A

    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    12 pts
    B

    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    10.5 pts
    C

    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    9 pts
    D

    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F

    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    15 pts
    A
    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    12 pts
    B
    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    10.5 pts
    C
    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    9 pts
    D
    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F
    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    Criteria Ratings Pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Describe
    possible settings in
    which you might
    work…. (10 points)

    10 pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Explain
    the type of work you
    might perform…. (10
    points)

    10 pts

    10 pts
    A

    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B

    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C

    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D

    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F

    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    10 pts
    A
    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B
    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C
    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D
    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F
    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    Criteria Ratings Pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Describe
    types of populations
    with which you
    might work…. (10
    points)

    10 pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Explain
    educational
    requirements…. (10
    points)

    10 pts

    10 pts
    A

    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B

    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C

    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D

    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F

    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    10 pts
    A
    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B
    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C
    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D
    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F
    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    Criteria Ratings Pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Explain
    any challenges you
    might encounter
    when working in this
    role…. (10 points)

    10 pts

    Quality of Writing …
    (15 points)

    15 pts

    Information
    documentation …(5

    5 pts

    10 pts
    A

    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B

    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C

    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D

    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F

    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    15 pts
    A
    Writing is clear
    and organized
    with few or no
    errors in
    mechanics,
    usage,
    grammar, or
    spelling
    (MUGS).
    There is a
    preponderance
    of original
    writing (i.e.,
    use of own
    words and
    proper
    paraphrasing).

    12 pts
    B
    Writing is
    mostly clear
    and organized
    with few
    MUGS errors.
    Writing is
    original (i.e.,
    use of own
    words and
    proper
    paraphrasing).

    10.5 pts
    C
    Writing is
    somewhat
    clear and
    organized with
    some MUGS
    errors. Most
    writing is
    original (i.e.,
    use of own
    words and
    proper
    paraphrasing).

    9 pts
    D
    Writing is
    somewhat
    unclear and
    disorganized
    and/or
    contains
    many MUGS
    errors. There
    is an overuse
    of direct
    quotations
    and/or
    ineffective
    paraphrasing.

    0 pts
    F
    Writing is
    unclear
    and/or
    disorganized
    and/or
    contains
    many
    MUGS
    errors.
    There is an
    underuse of
    original
    writing and
    an overuse
    of directly
    quoted
    content.

    5 pts
    A

    3.5 pts
    B

    0 pts
    C

    0 pts
    D

    0 pts
    F

    Criteria Ratings Pts

    points)

    Total Points: 100

    Information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources is
    properly
    documented
    with
    citation(s) and
    reference(s).

    Information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources is
    partially
    documented
    with
    citation(s)
    and/or
    reference(s).

    Information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources is
    not cited or
    referenced in
    any way.

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    MAJOR CONTROVERSIES IN FORENSIC
    PSYCHOLOGY

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    Discussion assignment post before you will be able to view and respond to your
    colleagues’ postings. Begin by clicking on the “Post to Discussion Question” link, and
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    Since psychological insights into criminal behavior were first applied to the practice of law, the
    relationship between psychology and the legal system has been marked by controversy and
    conflict. Costanzo and Krauss (2021) note that Freud, the father of modern day psychology,
    believed that his psychological theories could not only “improve,” but “transform” the way law was
    practiced (p. 2). Although psychologists’ initial entry into law might have been made with the best
    of intentions, some legal scholars viewed their interest as an unwelcome intrusion. More than a
    century later, the two professions continue to maintain what Costanzo and Krauss describe as "a
    cautious alliance" (p. 1).

    Costanzo and Krauss refer to the interaction between psychology and the law as a "clash of

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    of intentions, some legal scholars viewed their interest as an unwelcome intrusion. More than a
    century later, the two professions continue to maintain what Costanzo and Krauss describe as "a
    cautious alliance" (p. 1).

    Costanzo and Krauss refer to the interaction between psychology and the law as a "clash of
    cultures" because the fields do not share similar objectives. Costanzo and Krauss argue that
    psychology, like all sciences, uses scientific inquiry as a basic methodology. Consequently, when
    asked by the courts to draw definitive conclusions, forensic psychologists are hard-pressed to
    state a simple yes or no. On the stand, they may feel ethically compromised because their
    testimony provides likelihoods and probabilities. On the other hand, the court is charged with
    delivering a clear-cut ruling either for or against, guilty or not, right or wrong.

    For this week’s Discussion, you examine controversies related to the role of forensic
    psychologists within the legal system.

    To prepare for this Discussion:

    Review the Course Introduction, located under the left navigation bar. Keep this overview in
    mind as you work through each week of the course.
    Review Chapter 1 in your course text, Forensic and Legal Psychology . Focus on the tension
    that exists between the fields of psychology and law.
    Refer to the Assignment Handout for your assigned topic and further instructions to examine a
    current controversy in forensic psychology. Review the article(s) that address your assigned
    controversy. Your assigned topic articles can be found under Week 1 Resources and the
    Week 1 Discussion Assignment Handout.
    Consider both perspectives relevant to your assigned controversy. Make an informed
    argument for the perspective you consider most appropriate.
    Click the following link to review the controversy topics for this assignment:
    Week 1 Discussion Assignment Handout (Word Document)
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    With these thoughts in mind:

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    Be sure to review the Learning Resources before completing this activity.
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    PERSONAL MOTIVATIONS AND CAREER
    GOALS

    Salisbury (2012) attributes the recent growing interest in forensic psychology to the popularity of
    investigative crime television series, as cited in Bartol and Bartol (2012b, p. 18). Many of these shows focus
    on solving crimes with the help of a forensic psychologist. Your first exposure to the term forensic
    psychology may have been through these television programs.

    When your undergraduate program of study ends, you may want to pursue a number of professional and
    educational opportunities in the field of forensic psychology. From trial consultants assisting in jury selection
    to expert witnesses testifying on a defendant’s mental competence, forensic psychologists are involved in
    many aspects of the legal process. As you explore your options in the field of forensic psychology, you must
    be aware of the educational requirements for forensic psychology occupations. Many occupations in
    forensic psychology require an advanced degree.

    In this week’s Assignment, you identify professional areas of interest to you and explain which career paths
    in forensic psychology you may choose to follow.

    To prepare for this Assignment: Focus on occupations in forensic psychology.

    Review this week’s Learning Resources, including the Bartol and Bartol (2012b) book excerpt and
    Chapter 1 of your Costanzo and Krauss (2021) course text.
    Note:

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    PSYC_2101_Week_1_Assignment_Rubric

    Think about why you are interested in forensic psychology.
    Begin exploring forensic psychology careers using the Career Areas in Psychology section of the
    Psychology Career Exploration Toolkit found in this Week’s Learning Resources.
    Continue exploring forensic psychology careers by searching the Internet for occupations in forensic
    psychology.
    Identify three specific career paths in forensic psychology of greatest interest to you.

    The Assignment (2–3 pages):

    Explain academic, professional, or personal reasons for selecting forensic psychology as your program
    of study or discuss why you chose to take this class.
    Describe three specific occupations in the field of forensic psychology that interest you and explain why.
    For each occupation:

    Describe possible settings in which you might work.
    Explain the type of work you might perform.
    Describe types of populations with which you might work.
    Explain educational requirements.
    Explain any challenges you might encounter when working in this role

    Support your Application Assignment with specific references to all resources used in its preparation. You
    are asked to provide a reference list for all resources, including those in the Learning Resources for this
    course.

    Before submitting your final assignment, you can check your draft for authenticity. To check your
    draft, access the Turnitin Drafts from the Start Here area.

    1. To submit your completed assignment, save your Assignment as
    WK1Assgn_LastName_Firstinitial

    2. Then, click on Start Assignment near the top of the page.
    3. Next, click on Upload File and select Submit Assignment for review.

    SUBMISSION INFORMATION

    Criteria Ratings Pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Reasons
    for selecting
    Forensic
    Psychology as your
    program or taking
    this class…. (15
    points)

    15 pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Describe
    three specific
    occupations in the
    field of forensic
    psychology that
    interest you and
    explain why…. (15
    points)

    15 pts

    15 pts
    A

    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    12 pts
    B

    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    10.5 pts
    C

    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    9 pts
    D

    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F

    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    15 pts
    A
    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    12 pts
    B
    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    10.5 pts
    C
    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    9 pts
    D
    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F
    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    Criteria Ratings Pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Describe
    possible settings in
    which you might
    work…. (10 points)

    10 pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Explain
    the type of work you
    might perform…. (10
    points)

    10 pts

    10 pts
    A

    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B

    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C

    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D

    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F

    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    10 pts
    A
    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B
    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C
    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D
    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F
    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    Criteria Ratings Pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Describe
    types of populations
    with which you
    might work…. (10
    points)

    10 pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Explain
    educational
    requirements…. (10
    points)

    10 pts

    10 pts
    A

    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B

    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C

    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D

    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F

    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    10 pts
    A
    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B
    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C
    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D
    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F
    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    Criteria Ratings Pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Explain
    any challenges you
    might encounter
    when working in this
    role…. (10 points)

    10 pts

    Quality of Writing …
    (15 points)

    15 pts

    Information
    documentation …(5

    5 pts

    10 pts
    A

    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B

    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C

    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D

    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F

    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    15 pts
    A
    Writing is clear
    and organized
    with few or no
    errors in
    mechanics,
    usage,
    grammar, or
    spelling
    (MUGS).
    There is a
    preponderance
    of original
    writing (i.e.,
    use of own
    words and
    proper
    paraphrasing).

    12 pts
    B
    Writing is
    mostly clear
    and organized
    with few
    MUGS errors.
    Writing is
    original (i.e.,
    use of own
    words and
    proper
    paraphrasing).

    10.5 pts
    C
    Writing is
    somewhat
    clear and
    organized with
    some MUGS
    errors. Most
    writing is
    original (i.e.,
    use of own
    words and
    proper
    paraphrasing).

    9 pts
    D
    Writing is
    somewhat
    unclear and
    disorganized
    and/or
    contains
    many MUGS
    errors. There
    is an overuse
    of direct
    quotations
    and/or
    ineffective
    paraphrasing.

    0 pts
    F
    Writing is
    unclear
    and/or
    disorganized
    and/or
    contains
    many
    MUGS
    errors.
    There is an
    underuse of
    original
    writing and
    an overuse
    of directly
    quoted
    content.

    5 pts
    A

    3.5 pts
    B

    0 pts
    C

    0 pts
    D

    0 pts
    F

    Criteria Ratings Pts

    points)

    Total Points: 100

    Information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources is
    properly
    documented
    with
    citation(s) and
    reference(s).

    Information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources is
    partially
    documented
    with
    citation(s)
    and/or
    reference(s).

    Information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources is
    not cited or
    referenced in
    any way.

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    MAJOR CONTROVERSIES IN FORENSIC
    PSYCHOLOGY

    Important Note: For this Discussions, you are required to complete your initial
    Discussion assignment post before you will be able to view and respond to your
    colleagues’ postings. Begin by clicking on the “Post to Discussion Question” link, and
    then select “Create Thread” to complete your initial post. Remember, once you click
    Submit, you cannot delete or edit your own posts, and you cannot post anonymously.
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    Since psychological insights into criminal behavior were first applied to the practice of law, the
    relationship between psychology and the legal system has been marked by controversy and
    conflict. Costanzo and Krauss (2021) note that Freud, the father of modern day psychology,
    believed that his psychological theories could not only “improve,” but “transform” the way law was
    practiced (p. 2). Although psychologists’ initial entry into law might have been made with the best
    of intentions, some legal scholars viewed their interest as an unwelcome intrusion. More than a
    century later, the two professions continue to maintain what Costanzo and Krauss describe as "a
    cautious alliance" (p. 1).

    Costanzo and Krauss refer to the interaction between psychology and the law as a "clash of

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    of intentions, some legal scholars viewed their interest as an unwelcome intrusion. More than a
    century later, the two professions continue to maintain what Costanzo and Krauss describe as "a
    cautious alliance" (p. 1).

    Costanzo and Krauss refer to the interaction between psychology and the law as a "clash of
    cultures" because the fields do not share similar objectives. Costanzo and Krauss argue that
    psychology, like all sciences, uses scientific inquiry as a basic methodology. Consequently, when
    asked by the courts to draw definitive conclusions, forensic psychologists are hard-pressed to
    state a simple yes or no. On the stand, they may feel ethically compromised because their
    testimony provides likelihoods and probabilities. On the other hand, the court is charged with
    delivering a clear-cut ruling either for or against, guilty or not, right or wrong.

    For this week’s Discussion, you examine controversies related to the role of forensic
    psychologists within the legal system.

    To prepare for this Discussion:

    Review the Course Introduction, located under the left navigation bar. Keep this overview in
    mind as you work through each week of the course.
    Review Chapter 1 in your course text, Forensic and Legal Psychology . Focus on the tension
    that exists between the fields of psychology and law.
    Refer to the Assignment Handout for your assigned topic and further instructions to examine a
    current controversy in forensic psychology. Review the article(s) that address your assigned
    controversy. Your assigned topic articles can be found under Week 1 Resources and the
    Week 1 Discussion Assignment Handout.
    Consider both perspectives relevant to your assigned controversy. Make an informed
    argument for the perspective you consider most appropriate.
    Click the following link to review the controversy topics for this assignment:
    Week 1 Discussion Assignment Handout (Word Document)
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    With these thoughts in mind:

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    PERSONAL MOTIVATIONS AND CAREER
    GOALS

    Salisbury (2012) attributes the recent growing interest in forensic psychology to the popularity of
    investigative crime television series, as cited in Bartol and Bartol (2012b, p. 18). Many of these shows focus
    on solving crimes with the help of a forensic psychologist. Your first exposure to the term forensic
    psychology may have been through these television programs.

    When your undergraduate program of study ends, you may want to pursue a number of professional and
    educational opportunities in the field of forensic psychology. From trial consultants assisting in jury selection
    to expert witnesses testifying on a defendant’s mental competence, forensic psychologists are involved in
    many aspects of the legal process. As you explore your options in the field of forensic psychology, you must
    be aware of the educational requirements for forensic psychology occupations. Many occupations in
    forensic psychology require an advanced degree.

    In this week’s Assignment, you identify professional areas of interest to you and explain which career paths
    in forensic psychology you may choose to follow.

    To prepare for this Assignment: Focus on occupations in forensic psychology.

    Review this week’s Learning Resources, including the Bartol and Bartol (2012b) book excerpt and
    Chapter 1 of your Costanzo and Krauss (2021) course text.
    Note:

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    PSYC_2101_Week_1_Assignment_Rubric

    Think about why you are interested in forensic psychology.
    Begin exploring forensic psychology careers using the Career Areas in Psychology section of the
    Psychology Career Exploration Toolkit found in this Week’s Learning Resources.
    Continue exploring forensic psychology careers by searching the Internet for occupations in forensic
    psychology.
    Identify three specific career paths in forensic psychology of greatest interest to you.

    The Assignment (2–3 pages):

    Explain academic, professional, or personal reasons for selecting forensic psychology as your program
    of study or discuss why you chose to take this class.
    Describe three specific occupations in the field of forensic psychology that interest you and explain why.
    For each occupation:

    Describe possible settings in which you might work.
    Explain the type of work you might perform.
    Describe types of populations with which you might work.
    Explain educational requirements.
    Explain any challenges you might encounter when working in this role

    Support your Application Assignment with specific references to all resources used in its preparation. You
    are asked to provide a reference list for all resources, including those in the Learning Resources for this
    course.

    Before submitting your final assignment, you can check your draft for authenticity. To check your
    draft, access the Turnitin Drafts from the Start Here area.

    1. To submit your completed assignment, save your Assignment as
    WK1Assgn_LastName_Firstinitial

    2. Then, click on Start Assignment near the top of the page.
    3. Next, click on Upload File and select Submit Assignment for review.

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    Criteria Ratings Pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Reasons
    for selecting
    Forensic
    Psychology as your
    program or taking
    this class…. (15
    points)

    15 pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Describe
    three specific
    occupations in the
    field of forensic
    psychology that
    interest you and
    explain why…. (15
    points)

    15 pts

    15 pts
    A

    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    12 pts
    B

    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    10.5 pts
    C

    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    9 pts
    D

    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F

    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    15 pts
    A
    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    12 pts
    B
    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    10.5 pts
    C
    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    9 pts
    D
    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F
    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    Criteria Ratings Pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Describe
    possible settings in
    which you might
    work…. (10 points)

    10 pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Explain
    the type of work you
    might perform…. (10
    points)

    10 pts

    10 pts
    A

    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B

    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C

    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D

    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F

    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    10 pts
    A
    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B
    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C
    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D
    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F
    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    Criteria Ratings Pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Describe
    types of populations
    with which you
    might work…. (10
    points)

    10 pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Explain
    educational
    requirements…. (10
    points)

    10 pts

    10 pts
    A

    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B

    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C

    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D

    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F

    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    10 pts
    A
    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B
    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C
    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D
    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F
    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    Criteria Ratings Pts

    Demonstration of
    Knowledge. Did the
    student fully
    respond to each
    Assignment prompt?
    Do the responses
    demonstrate that the
    student applied and
    learned the
    information or skills?
    Is the answer
    accurate?…Explain
    any challenges you
    might encounter
    when working in this
    role…. (10 points)

    10 pts

    Quality of Writing …
    (15 points)

    15 pts

    Information
    documentation …(5

    5 pts

    10 pts
    A

    Response is
    complete and
    accurate;
    contains
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    8.5 pts
    B

    Response is
    complete and
    mostly
    accurate;
    contains
    some details
    and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    7.5 pts
    C

    Response is
    somewhat
    complete
    and/or is
    somewhat
    inaccurate;
    and/or does
    not contain
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    includes
    some
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    6 pts
    D

    Response is
    incomplete or
    is mostly
    inaccurate;
    lacks
    sufficient
    details and/or
    explanation;
    does not
    include
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    0 pts
    F

    Response is
    incomplete;
    answers are
    inaccurate
    and/or not
    explained; no
    supporting
    information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources
    when
    necessary.

    15 pts
    A
    Writing is clear
    and organized
    with few or no
    errors in
    mechanics,
    usage,
    grammar, or
    spelling
    (MUGS).
    There is a
    preponderance
    of original
    writing (i.e.,
    use of own
    words and
    proper
    paraphrasing).

    12 pts
    B
    Writing is
    mostly clear
    and organized
    with few
    MUGS errors.
    Writing is
    original (i.e.,
    use of own
    words and
    proper
    paraphrasing).

    10.5 pts
    C
    Writing is
    somewhat
    clear and
    organized with
    some MUGS
    errors. Most
    writing is
    original (i.e.,
    use of own
    words and
    proper
    paraphrasing).

    9 pts
    D
    Writing is
    somewhat
    unclear and
    disorganized
    and/or
    contains
    many MUGS
    errors. There
    is an overuse
    of direct
    quotations
    and/or
    ineffective
    paraphrasing.

    0 pts
    F
    Writing is
    unclear
    and/or
    disorganized
    and/or
    contains
    many
    MUGS
    errors.
    There is an
    underuse of
    original
    writing and
    an overuse
    of directly
    quoted
    content.

    5 pts
    A

    3.5 pts
    B

    0 pts
    C

    0 pts
    D

    0 pts
    F

    Criteria Ratings Pts

    points)

    Total Points: 100

    Information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources is
    properly
    documented
    with
    citation(s) and
    reference(s).

    Information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources is
    partially
    documented
    with
    citation(s)
    and/or
    reference(s).

    Information
    from the
    Learning
    Resources is
    not cited or
    referenced in
    any way.

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    ### Part 1: Discussion post (150-215 words) (No reference)

    **_Read the following case study below and choose and answer one of the two questions at the end for your discussion…._**

    **_Please read the case study of Sally and choose two questions to answer for discussion._**

    **_Sally: A Fifteen-Year-Old with Behavior Problems_**

    **_Sally’s parents called for an appointment because Sally had passed notes in school. These notes were of a sexual nature directed toward several of her male classmates. The school personal had called the Juvenile Office regarding these notes. The parents are also concerned about the amount of arguing and “hollering” that goes on at home. Apparently Mom and the children “yell” a lot at one another. Forms of discipline included use of response cost but these were inconsistently applied._**

    **_The parents did not wish to access their insurance benefits for counseling services and agreed to pay full fee._**

    **_The family:_**

    **_This family was composed of Mom age 37, Dad age 41, Sally’s sister Joan age 12 in 6th grade, and Sally, age 14 in 8th grade. The family lived in a mobile home in a rural community. Extended family for both Mom and Dad also lived in this community. Mom and Dad appeared of average intelligence and both completed a 12th grade education. Dad was away from the house for up to 25 days each month due to his employment. Mom was employed in the local community._**

    **_Mom states that “the kids at school call her names and make fun of her clothing.” Mom also stated that she felt the underlying problem with Sally was “lack of male attention”. Dad appeared to leave the rearing of his children up to his wife. He was concerned about the involvement of larger systems (JO) in the family life._**

    **_Mom and Dad did not seem to agree on how to handle their daughter’s school problems._**

    **_The school:_**

    **_This was a very small school system in a rural community. The school sent a note to the parents indicating the “problems” Sally was having at school. These included:_**
    **_1. “obsessed with boys,asks them out, obscene notes_**
    **_2. caught her in many lies_**

    **_3. doesn’t want to eat lunch_**

    **_4. cheating on tests_**

    **_5. she seems confused_**
    **_6. needs social training_**

    **_7. feel this is due to home life_**

    **_8. personal appearance”_**

    **_The school diagnostic summary, completed 11 months ago, indicated that Sally was eligible for behavior disorder services and is now placed in a self contained classroom. Her level of functioning was in the low average classification with full scale score at 80 on the WISC-R. Her sight and hearing are adequate. Her scores on the standardized mastery and achievement tests indicated state percentile ranks in the under 10 range. Her present grades were C and below._**

    **_Sally:_**

    **_Sally complains that “life is the pits.” She cannot explain her difficulties in her home or her behavior at school. She indicates she is “left out” and that she is unhappy and angry concerning her situation at home and the school._**

    **_Beginning in the 2nd grade, Sally has taken several different medications to “control her behavior”. None of which seemed to be helpful. She has been attended by a pediatric neurologist and a child psychiatrist. She has been hospitalized once for her “acting out” behavior._**

    **_She is by school and parent report: impulsive, easily distracted, oppositional, and has poor interactive social skills._**

    **_THE CASE OF SALLY_**

    **_You are working in a community mental health center in a small suburb when Sally’s mother calls for an appointment. On the telephone Mom states that her daughter, Sally, is having problems at school. You ask that the entire family come to the first session._**

    **_The entire family comes for the first appointment. This family is composed of Mom (33), Dad (33), Sally (15), and Sally’s sister, Joan (7). The family response to the social worker’s inquiry of “What brings you here?” are varied. Mom replies that “The kids at school call Sally names and make fun of her ” and feels that Sally’s underlying problem is “lack of male attention”. Dad responds that “my wife takes care of things” and generally seems very concerned that the “Juvenile Office is after Sally”. Sally complains that “life is the pits”. She cannot explain the difficulties she is experiencing at school but does complain of problems at home with “yelling and hollering”. Joan does not contribute. Both parents state that they have been successful in reducing Sally’s negative school behaviors in the past by taking things away from her for bad behavior. They did state, though, that once things were smooth they ‘forgot’ to continue with their plan of taking things away for bad behavior. Both parents are upset about this larger system involvement of the Juvenile Office and clearly feel unable to deal with this system. The parents did not seem to be able to work together in attending to Sally and instead seemed at odds with each other. Dad blamed Mom and Mom blamed Dad._**

    **_Further conversation reveals several points. Sally and Joan attend a small school in the suburbs. Apparently Sally had sent notes of a sexual nature to a male classmate. Sally had also apparently fought with several boys in the school and one boy claimed Sally had touched him in an inappropriate manner. The principle was very concerned and made a referral to the Juvenile Office. Dad stated that the Juvenile Office was ‘charging’ Sally with regard to the inappropriate touching. Apparently the school was concerned about the ‘moral’ nature of Sally’s problems and had made the referral to the Juvenile Office._**

    **_The assessment session content also touched on the past. It seemed that Sally had had behavioral problems in school from an early age. She had been evaluated for special education and was now placed in a self-contained behavior disorder class setting. The special education teacher was concerned that Sally “lies, cheats, and sends obscene notes”. Sally’s level of functioning was borderline. Her present grades were C and below. Sally has been treated by a child psychiatrist. She had been hospitalized once. The child psychiatrist had recommended several medications over the years but none had been successful in resolving Sally’s school and home conduct. The psychiatrist had recommended family counseling specifically targeting behavior management in the family and school settings. The child psychiatrist noted that there should be a strengthening of the parental executive subsystem._**

    **_Choose two of the following questions to answer. Please clearly identify your choices._**

    **_1. What are the ethics of a larger system like a school involving the Juvenile Office for Sally’s ‘inappropriate touching a boy during a school fight’?_**

    **_2. Where would you start in addressing the multiple layers of the system? Would you select working with the school? With the Juvenile Office? Would you select working with the family distress? Family harmony?_**

    **_3. How would you deal with the outside systems including the Juvenile Office and the school?_**

    **_4. Sally seems to be externalizing her thoughts in her notes to fellow students. Is there another socially acceptable way to externalize her thoughts?_**

    **_5. The parents did not seem to be working in harmony concerning the children. How do you think you could help them begin to work together?_**

    **_Your responses should be well thought out and comprehensive and will be assessed based on your evidence of content knowledge and critical thought._**

    *FOR SWEET STUDY*

    **Use AMERICAN VERSION OF WORDS**

    ### Assignment 2: Application 9.3 (1 PAGE, NO references) **View 9.3 in the mylab.  You will choose one of those and write a 1 page reflection based on the question provided.  Please clearly identify which section you will be reviewing as well as the question. It is recommended that you respond to the question in a word document and upload it here to canvas. You will not need to use the mylab component to input this information. These responses are expected to be specific, comprehensive, and evidence of critical thinking, as it relates to course content and clinical objectives, must be demonstrated. (expected length= 1 page)**

    ### **10.4 Creative Arts in Counseling** **Using what you know about working with children and​ adolescents, discuss the use of creativity in counseling.** **Question** 1: What are the foundations of creative arts in​ counseling? **Hint: Counseling is an inherently creative process.** **Question 2:** How can counselors use art therapeutically in session with​ youth? **​Hint:** Focus specifically on activities that are supported by​ person-centered theory,​ cognitive-behavioral theory, and Adlerian theory. **Question 3:** How can counselors use writing and storytelling therapeutically in session with​ youth? **​Hint:** Focus specifically on activities that are supported by​ person-centered theory,​ cognitive-behavioral theory, and narrative theory. *FOR SWEET STUDY* **Use AMERICAN VERSION OF WORDS **NO NEED TO LIST REFRANCES **PLEASE ANSWER ALL 3 QUESTIONS (1 PAGE LEGNTH)

    **## makeupwork4.docx**

    ### Part 1: Discussion post (150-215 words) (No reference)

    **_Read the following case study below and choose and answer one of the two questions at the end for your discussion…._**

    **_Please read the case study of Sally and choose two questions to answer for discussion._**

    **_Sally: A Fifteen-Year-Old with Behavior Problems_**

    **_Sally’s parents called for an appointment because Sally had passed notes in school. These notes were of a sexual nature directed toward several of her male classmates. The school personal had called the Juvenile Office regarding these notes. The parents are also concerned about the amount of arguing and “hollering” that goes on at home. Apparently Mom and the children “yell” a lot at one another. Forms of discipline included use of response cost but these were inconsistently applied._**

    **_The parents did not wish to access their insurance benefits for counseling services and agreed to pay full fee._**

    **_The family:_**

    **_This family was composed of Mom age 37, Dad age 41, Sally’s sister Joan age 12 in 6th grade, and Sally, age 14 in 8th grade. The family lived in a mobile home in a rural community. Extended family for both Mom and Dad also lived in this community. Mom and Dad appeared of average intelligence and both completed a 12th grade education. Dad was away from the house for up to 25 days each month due to his employment. Mom was employed in the local community._**

    **_Mom states that “the kids at school call her names and make fun of her clothing.” Mom also stated that she felt the underlying problem with Sally was “lack of male attention”. Dad appeared to leave the rearing of his children up to his wife. He was concerned about the involvement of larger systems (JO) in the family life._**

    **_Mom and Dad did not seem to agree on how to handle their daughter’s school problems._**

    **_The school:_**

    **_This was a very small school system in a rural community. The school sent a note to the parents indicating the “problems” Sally was having at school. These included:_**
    **_1. “obsessed with boys,asks them out, obscene notes_**
    **_2. caught her in many lies_**

    **_3. doesn’t want to eat lunch_**

    **_4. cheating on tests_**

    **_5. she seems confused_**
    **_6. needs social training_**

    **_7. feel this is due to home life_**

    **_8. personal appearance”_**

    **_The school diagnostic summary, completed 11 months ago, indicated that Sally was eligible for behavior disorder services and is now placed in a self contained classroom. Her level of functioning was in the low average classification with full scale score at 80 on the WISC-R. Her sight and hearing are adequate. Her scores on the standardized mastery and achievement tests indicated state percentile ranks in the under 10 range. Her present grades were C and below._**

    **_Sally:_**

    **_Sally complains that “life is the pits.” She cannot explain her difficulties in her home or her behavior at school. She indicates she is “left out” and that she is unhappy and angry concerning her situation at home and the school._**

    **_Beginning in the 2nd grade, Sally has taken several different medications to “control her behavior”. None of which seemed to be helpful. She has been attended by a pediatric neurologist and a child psychiatrist. She has been hospitalized once for her “acting out” behavior._**

    **_She is by school and parent report: impulsive, easily distracted, oppositional, and has poor interactive social skills._**

    **_THE CASE OF SALLY_**

    **_You are working in a community mental health center in a small suburb when Sally’s mother calls for an appointment. On the telephone Mom states that her daughter, Sally, is having problems at school. You ask that the entire family come to the first session._**

    **_The entire family comes for the first appointment. This family is composed of Mom (33), Dad (33), Sally (15), and Sally’s sister, Joan (7). The family response to the social worker’s inquiry of “What brings you here?” are varied. Mom replies that “The kids at school call Sally names and make fun of her ” and feels that Sally’s underlying problem is “lack of male attention”. Dad responds that “my wife takes care of things” and generally seems very concerned that the “Juvenile Office is after Sally”. Sally complains that “life is the pits”. She cannot explain the difficulties she is experiencing at school but does complain of problems at home with “yelling and hollering”. Joan does not contribute. Both parents state that they have been successful in reducing Sally’s negative school behaviors in the past by taking things away from her for bad behavior. They did state, though, that once things were smooth they ‘forgot’ to continue with their plan of taking things away for bad behavior. Both parents are upset about this larger system involvement of the Juvenile Office and clearly feel unable to deal with this system. The parents did not seem to be able to work together in attending to Sally and instead seemed at odds with each other. Dad blamed Mom and Mom blamed Dad._**

    **_Further conversation reveals several points. Sally and Joan attend a small school in the suburbs. Apparently Sally had sent notes of a sexual nature to a male classmate. Sally had also apparently fought with several boys in the school and one boy claimed Sally had touched him in an inappropriate manner. The principle was very concerned and made a referral to the Juvenile Office. Dad stated that the Juvenile Office was ‘charging’ Sally with regard to the inappropriate touching. Apparently the school was concerned about the ‘moral’ nature of Sally’s problems and had made the referral to the Juvenile Office._**

    **_The assessment session content also touched on the past. It seemed that Sally had had behavioral problems in school from an early age. She had been evaluated for special education and was now placed in a self-contained behavior disorder class setting. The special education teacher was concerned that Sally “lies, cheats, and sends obscene notes”. Sally’s level of functioning was borderline. Her present grades were C and below. Sally has been treated by a child psychiatrist. She had been hospitalized once. The child psychiatrist had recommended several medications over the years but none had been successful in resolving Sally’s school and home conduct. The psychiatrist had recommended family counseling specifically targeting behavior management in the family and school settings. The child psychiatrist noted that there should be a strengthening of the parental executive subsystem._**

    **_Choose two of the following questions to answer. Please clearly identify your choices._**

    **_1. What are the ethics of a larger system like a school involving the Juvenile Office for Sally’s ‘inappropriate touching a boy during a school fight’?_**

    **_2. Where would you start in addressing the multiple layers of the system? Would you select working with the school? With the Juvenile Office? Would you select working with the family distress? Family harmony?_**

    **_3. How would you deal with the outside systems including the Juvenile Office and the school?_**

    **_4. Sally seems to be externalizing her thoughts in her notes to fellow students. Is there another socially acceptable way to externalize her thoughts?_**

    **_5. The parents did not seem to be working in harmony concerning the children. How do you think you could help them begin to work together?_**

    **_Your responses should be well thought out and comprehensive and will be assessed based on your evidence of content knowledge and critical thought._**

    *FOR SWEET STUDY*

    **Use AMERICAN VERSION OF WORDS**

    ### Assignment 2: Application 9.3 (1 PAGE, NO references) **View 9.3 in the mylab.  You will choose one of those and write a 1 page reflection based on the question provided.  Please clearly identify which section you will be reviewing as well as the question. It is recommended that you respond to the question in a word document and upload it here to canvas. You will not need to use the mylab component to input this information. These responses are expected to be specific, comprehensive, and evidence of critical thinking, as it relates to course content and clinical objectives, must be demonstrated. (expected length= 1 page)**

    ### **10.4 Creative Arts in Counseling** **Using what you know about working with children and​ adolescents, discuss the use of creativity in counseling.** **Question** 1: What are the foundations of creative arts in​ counseling? **Hint: Counseling is an inherently creative process.** **Question 2:** How can counselors use art therapeutically in session with​ youth? **​Hint:** Focus specifically on activities that are supported by​ person-centered theory,​ cognitive-behavioral theory, and Adlerian theory. **Question 3:** How can counselors use writing and storytelling therapeutically in session with​ youth? **​Hint:** Focus specifically on activities that are supported by​ person-centered theory,​ cognitive-behavioral theory, and narrative theory. *FOR SWEET STUDY* **Use AMERICAN VERSION OF WORDS **NO NEED TO LIST REFRANCES **PLEASE ANSWER ALL 3 QUESTIONS (1 PAGE LEGNTH)

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    chapter 5

    ## Instructions

    Keep a food diary for 24 hours, writing down what you eat, how much, when, how and why.

    Then think about nutrition and eating habits in early childhood.

    Did your food habits originate in early childhood, in adolescence, or at some other time? Explain.

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    Children's television programming is rife with stereotypes about ethnicity, gender, and morality.

    Watch an hour of children's TV (Youtube, Netflix, Networks, etc.), especially on a Saturday morning, and describe the content of both programs and the commercials.

    Draw conclusions about stereotyping, citing specific evidence, not generalities.

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