Motivation of Behavior

Motivation of Behavior Research Paper

B. F. Skinner built on the classic behavioristic principles to develop his theory on human behavior. His theory has since been expanded and applied in many practical areas. This assignment focuses on Skinner’s legacy by examining contemporary applications of his ideas of reinforcement learning.

In a paper of 1,250-1,5000  words, demonstrate Skinner’s legacy. Include the following in your paper:

  1. A discussion of the modern-day applications of reinforcement learning in education.
  2. A discussion of the modern-day applications of reinforcement learning in behavior therapy.

**Reminder that there is a significant difference between general behavior and behavior therapyused to treat, modify and reinforce (Skinner) behaviors.

Be sure to address “behavior therapy” (e.g, Cognitive Behavioral therapy (CBT) for ADHD, etc.) and not general behavior. So be sure to conduct research for related therapies that treat, modify, and reinforce a change in behavior.

Researchlocal state requirements for mandated disclosure statements to be used in an informed consent document for marriage and family therapy.

  • Researchlocal state requirements for mandated disclosure statements to be used in an informed consent document for marriage and family therapy.
  • Writea 700- to 1,050-word informed consent form to be used in counseling practice in your state of residence. This form needs to meet the ACA Code of Ethics and state licensing law requirements for informed consent. Include the following in your form:
  • Privileged communication and privacy
  • Legal exceptions to confidentiality
  • Ethical record keeping
  • Assessment and diagnosis processes
  • Any potential ethical scenarios that include groups, couples, and family counseling situations
  • The responsibilities of the client
  • How to handle complaints as the client

( can you do a small essay were in CALIFORNIA so use the above requirement to do the 350 essay)

  • Writea 350- to 700-word summary that describes the rationale for what was included in the document.
  • Submita copy of your informed consent form as an addendum to your summary.
  • Formatyour summary consistent with APA guidelines.
  • Clickthe Assignment Files tab to submit your summary and form.

Homework due Monday 8-17-2015 (night time or early Tuesday)

identify two clinical situations in which a family therapist may need to breach a client’s confidentiality and two situations in which a family therapist cannot breach confidentiality.

Write a 1,050- to 1,400-word paper discussing how you would manage each situation and client confidentiality. Include the following in your paper:

  • A description of the scenario
  • The clinical setting
  • The legal requirements
  • The ethical dilemma
  • Your rationale for why you would or why you can not breach confidentiality
  • Identify the ethical code(s) from the CAMFT Code of Ethics associated with the dilemma, including more than one if applicable

Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.

Grading Criteria

Confidentiality Paper

This assignment is due in Week 2.

Content80 PercentPoints Available6Points EarnedX/6Additional Comments:
·        Identified two clinical situations in which a family therapist may need to breach a client’s confidentiality, and two situations in which a family therapist would not·        Included the following:
o   Description of the scenarioo   Clinical settingo   Legal requirementso   Ethical dilemmao   Rationale for why, and why you would not breach confidentialityo   Identified the ethical codes from the AAMFT Code of Ethics associated with the dilemma

Why was probation introduced as a legal concept in Massachusetts near the mid-19th Century?

Question 21.21. The Illinois Juvenile Court Act of 1899 ruled that: (Points : 1)

children should not be held accountable as adult transgressors

the objective of the juvenile justice system is to punish

the juvenile justice system should be similar to the adult system

youths are protected against unreasonable search and seizures

Question 22.22. The most damaging criticism has been that diversion programs are involving children in the juvenile justice system who previously would have been released without official notice. This is referred to as: (Points : 1)

diversion

discretion

net widening

Probation

none of the above statements are false

Question 23.23. There are three alternatives for providing children with legal counsel. Which of the following is not of these alternatives? (Points : 1)

an all-public defender program

an appointed private-counsel system

a combination of public defenders and appointed private attorneys

a juvenile’s legal guardian can defend him/her

Question 24.24. Programs involving outdoor expeditions that provide opportunities for juveniles to confront the difficulties of their lives while achieving positive personal satisfaction are generally referred to as: (Points : 1)

milieu therapy

wilderness probation

boot camps

house arrest

Question 25.25. The major functions of the juvenile justice system are to prevent juvenile crime and to ______juvenile offenders. (Points : 1)

punish

profit from

adopt

rehabilitate

Question 26.26. Nearly all juvenile institutions implement some form of _______ program. (Points : 1)

punishment

parenting

treatment

monitoring

Question 27.27. __________________ probation systems integrate community protection, the accountability of the juvenile offender, and individualized attention to the juvenile. (Points : 1)

Integrated

Balanced

Rehabilitative

Institutionalized

Question 28.28. The Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 2002 was an effort aimed at improving ______ disparity in juvenile disposition. (Points : 1)

gender

ethnic

age

racial

Question 29.29. A policy known as __________________ mandates that a youth should not be put in a secure institution if a community based program is available. (Points : 1)

coddling tendency

funneling process

ratcheting effect

least restrictive alternative

Question 30.30. Why was probation introduced as a legal concept in Massachusetts near the mid-19th Century? (Points : 1)

To help young people avoid imprisonment and criminal punishment like that received by adults

To alleviate overcrowding in Massachusetts prisons

Prison as an institution had not yet been established/invented

To turn away from torture as a means of juvenile punishment

Drug Program.

Drug Program.

You are developing a new drug program for prison inmates. You are required to make the program similar to programs for non-incarcerated adult males. Putting together all the elements of a drug abuse program will include but not be limited to: Screening, Testing, Diagnosis, Assessment, Referral, Group Therapy, Individual Therapy, 12-step groups

You supervisor needs you to identify, describe, and justify the elements you will want to utilize in the program as well as a list of why it is necessary or important to the recovery of the inmates in your program. Use the following list as a guide.

Assignment Guidelines

  • Address the following in 4–5 pages:
    • For each of the items in the list below, address the following three questions:
      • Briefly describe and summarize this activity/process.
      • How would you utilize it in the prison setting? Explain.
      • Why is this activity/process important to drug addiction treatment and recovery?
    • The list is as follows:
      • Screening
      • Testing
      • Diagnosis
      • Assessment
      • Referral
      • Group Therapy
      • Individual Therapy
      • 12-step groups
      • APA FORMAT. REFERENCE PAGE. 5 SOURCES CITED THROUGHOUT THE PAPER. 4 PAGES

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