Apply an understanding of culture and human diversity in regard to boundary crossing

Assignment 10

Begin Final Research Paper: Boundaries in the Movies

In this assignment, you are required to watch and review a movie* where the theme and context is on therapeutic relationships. Write a 10 page paper demonstrating your ability to identify legal and ethical issues related to Therapeutic Boundaries, Dual Relationships and Other Boundary Concerns. Demonstrate application of sound clinical judgment and ethical decision making in your review of the movie. Identify issues of Culture and Human Diversity.

Using the University Virtual Library, find articles from professional journals dated within the past 2 years. A minimum of 5 peer-reviewed journal articles are required to complete this assignment. In addition to the 5 journal articles from the University Virtual Library, you may use the Internet for additional research. DO NOT USE THE COURSE TEXTS FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT. Your assignment must be typed, double-spaced, in APA style, and written at graduate level English.

DO NOT USE THE COURSE TEXTS FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT

The following guidelines will help you prepare for your Final Research Paper:

• Identify boundary and relationship issues to include but not be limited to the following:
Confidentiality, Informed Consent, Therapeutic Boundaries, Dual Relationships, Sexually Exploitive and Non-Sexually Exploitive Relationships, Gifts, Bartering, Touch, Self Disclosure, Out of Office Encounters, Clothing, Language and other areas of Legal and Ethical concern covered in your readings.

• Demonstrate critical thinking in regard to Ethical Decision Making, when to seek Consultation and Supervision, Treatment Planning and appropriate Record Keeping and Documentation

• Identify the Code of Ethics and the violations you are concerned with

• Identify areas of Culture and Human Diversity

• Provide current research related to the course concepts.

*Watch a movie from the list below:
Analyze That
Analyze This
Antwone Fisher
Basic Instinct
Bliss
Dressed to Kill
Girl Interrupted
Good Will Hunting
Mr. Jones
Ordinary People
Prince of Tides
What About Bob

You also have the option to select a movie of your own choice, but it must be pre-approved by the course Mentor. The main context of the movie must also be relevant to therapeutic boundaries and dual relationships.

Assignment Outcomes
Analyze dual relationships in psychotherapy

Assess sexual and non-sexually exploitive relationships

Create treatment planning and record keeping practices in regard to boundary issues and dual relationships

Apply an understanding of culture and human diversity in regard to boundary crossing

Recognize when it is clinically advisable to cross boundaries

Evaluate and incorporate emerging relevant technologies applicable to the field of psychology

Analyze and evaluate information critically and effectively

Describe how someone you know approaches a specific stressful situation with an external locus of 0 control.

Discussion 1 From Sensation to Learning (Chapters 5 and 6 From the book �� Psychology in everyday life third edition by David G,myers C.Nathan Dewall )

Review the following articles:

1 Violence in the Media � Psychologists Study TV and Video Game Violence for Potential Harmful Effects link ( https://www.apa.org/research/action/protect.aspx)

Copyright� 2013 by the American Psychological Association. Reproduced [or Adapted] with permission. The official citation that should be used in referencing this material is American Psychological Association. (2013). Violence in the Media � Psychologists Study TV and Video Game Violence for Potential Harmful Effects. Retrieved from https://www.apa.org/research/action/protect.aspx. No further reproduction or distribution is permitted without written permission from the American Psychological Association.

  1. �Thinking Critically About: Does Viewing Media Violence Trigger Violent Behavior?� in your textbook, page 188. From the book �� Psychology in everyday life third edition by David G,myers C.Nathan Dewall

What variables do you think might prevent violent media from leading to violent behavior? Why? Be sure to use facts to back up your argument.

Discussion 2 memory and Thinking Chapters 7 and 8 From the book �� Psychology in everyday life third edition by David G,myers C.Nathan Dewall )

During the process of psychotherapy, Elaine recovered some long-forgotten and painful memories from her childhood. This experience led her to conclude that these memories must have been repressed for many years. Discuss the issues involved in assessing Elaine’s claim.

Discussion 3 Motivation, Emotion, and Stress Chapters 9 and 10 From the book Psychology in everyday life third edition by David G,myers C.Nathan Dewall )

Describe how someone you know approaches a specific stressful situation with an external locus of 0 control. Identify how someone else approaches a specific stressful situation with an internal locus of control. What are the consequences of these two different approaches for the two individuals described? What life experiences might have contributed to their external or internal approaches to their specific situations?

What do you think about the content of the article? Did it help you?

You are interested in strategies that may be utilized to promote smoking cessation among pregnant adolescents.

Download one article and submit an annotated bibliography for the article utilizing APA 6th edition format

Basically this annotated bibliography should reflect what the article says and WHY IT IS A HELP FOR YOU IN YOUR PROJECT. So, in addition to the summary of the article you can discuss things like :

  1. Author’s/authors’ credibility or expertise on the subject. A review of the reference list at the end of the article will give you a hint as to whether the author is an expert in the field. For instance – If I wrote an article on psychotherapy in post menopausal women or wounded veterans, you should ask yourself WHY is the Neonatal NP writing on this topic? What is her expertise? I can assure you I have no expertise in the field and you should be wary of any conclusions I would draw.
  1. What do you think about the content of the article? Did it help you?
  1. Is it clearly written? Is it timely or too old to be of help for you in 2016? Some articles are classics and withstand the test of time but others may be beyond their “shelf life”.

Please pay extra attention to Spelling, Grammar, APA Format in order to not lose points.

Review should be a comprehensive.

Review the statutory remedies available to members of a company and advise Walter and Shirley whether, in relation to each remedy, they will be able to:

Task:

Walter and Shirley Tate have invested a large part of their retirement savings in a company called Happy Days Ltd. The company develops retirement communities for people aged 55 and over. These communities offer a range of houses and apartments as well as lots of activities, including membership of a golf club, a gym, yoga classes, massage therapy, weekly dance classes etc.

Walter and Shirley are aged 68 and have been living in one of the Happy Days Ltd communities for the past three years. They are very happy with their accommodation and have become friends with other residents.

Their income comes from the aged pension as well as income from the investments they have made with their retirement savings.

However, the board of directors of Happy Days Ltd have recently made some decisions that have made Walter and Shirley very angry.

First, the company has stopped paying dividends so that it can use its retained earnings to grow the company. Walter and Shirley are reliant on these dividends to fund their annual trip to New Zealand to see their son and his family.

Second, the directors are looking to diversify the company’s business. They are looking at buying an apartment building in downtown Melbourne presently set up for students, and to adapt the space to suit retirees. Walter and Shirley think this is a major mistake as they do not believe that older Australians will want to live in such small apartments.

Third, the directors have made a decision to increase the fees at existing communities by 30%. They argue that the residents are demanding more facilities and activities and that current revenue is insufficient to fund these improvements. Walter and Shirley believe that the real reason for the steep price hike is to provide more money for the new development in Melbourne. The contract between Happy Days Ltd and the residents allows for annual fee reviews.

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Walter and Shirley and their friends recently staged a sit-in protest at the head office of Happy Days Ltd after the board of directors refused to meet with them.

Walter and the Chairman got into a scuffle and Walter tripped and fell down some stairs. He is in a wheel chair and is on a waiting list for a knee replacement.

The confrontation was reported on the Channel 7 news. The Chairman was interviewed and made some very rude remarks about Walter. Walter wants to sue the Chairman for defamation.

The Chairman is also arguing that Walter needs to move out of the village as he is not a fit and proper person to be a resident.

You are required to:

 Review the statutory remedies available to members of a company and advise Walter and Shirley whether, in relation to each remedy, they will be able to:

  1. a) Apply for the remedy;
  2. b) Provide the necessary information/evidence to obtain the remedy; and
  3. c) Resolve all of their concerns using that remedy.

 Address any practical implications that Walter and Shirley should consider in seeking each statutory remedy.

In your answer, you should ignore other legal topics such as contract law.

In your answer, you should properly reference sections of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) and case law.