Case Study Assignment

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Read the case study below and use your problem solving and self and social awareness skills to help a co-worker work through a difficult situation.Case Study and QuestionsGloria is a recent college graduate and a single mom to 16-year-old Gary. Gloria and Gary used to be close. But recently, Gloria has noticed that Gary is only focused on what his friends think about him. Gary recently snuck out of his bedroom window and went to a party when he was supposed to be studying for a big exam. Gloria caught him coming home and smelled alcohol on his breath and marijuana on his clothes. Gloria is shocked and appalled by her son’s recent behavior and grounded him for two weeks.Gloria comes to you because she needs some advice on how to handle her son’s poor choices. Using what you have learned about the adolescent brain and social development in Chapter 3 of the webtext, answer the questions below to help Gloria understand why her son is making such poor choices, and pose some recommendations to help her solve her problem:1. What physically happens to teen brains that make it difficult for someone like Gary to weigh risk and reward?2. In addition to their brains changing, teens change socially too. Why may Gary value his peers more than his mom?3. What specific strategies or advice would you recommend that Gloria can do to help her son to make better decisions?4. Place yourself in Gloria’s shoes. How do you think Gloria is feeling? How can understanding her feelings help you offer constructive advice?InstructionsUse theCase Study #1 Assignment Templateto record your responses. For each question, you should write a paragraph-length response (5-7 sentences) to receive credit for this assignment. You may use your Soomo webtext as a resource. Once you have completed your work, save the file and upload it to the assignment submission area.

Case Study Seven Worksheet

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Answer questions within 1,250 words. (Several pages)ORIGINAL work only, FROM SCRATCH.Must be submitted back no later than 1/10/2015 3PM CENTRAL/USAIt is a case study worksheet, not a paper that must include an introduction or conclusion of any sort.Price I’ll pay: $40.00

Readings MLA APA Harvard Vancouver Lundahl, B. W., & Hull, G. (2014). Applied Hu

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Lundahl, B. W., & Hull, G. (2014). Applied Human Behavior in the Social Environment. Pearson Education (US). https://capella.vitalsource.com/books/9780205993796
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Use your Applied Human Behavior in the Social Environment text to read the following:
Chapter 14, “Family Influences on Human Behavior.”
This chapter provides a description of the five stages of family life cycle, identifies the five factors common to successful marital relationships, and identifies the diversity in family structures. From this chapter, you gain an understanding of the types of influences on family formation by family of origin as well as an understanding of transitions in family cycles.
Use the Capella library to read the following:
Fuller-Iglesias, H. R., Webster, N. J., & Antonucci, T. C. (2015). The complex nature of family support across the life span: Implications for psychological well-being. Developmental Psychology, 51(3), 277–288.
This study examines the complex role of family networks in regard to shaping adult psychological well-being over time. The authors examine the unique and interactive longitudinal influences of family structure, and negative family relationship quality on psychological well-being among young, middle-aged, and older adults. While we know the influence of family on child development, much less is known about that influence on adult ongoing development.
Learning Components
This activity will help you achieve the following learning components:
Explain a selected social work theory.
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Factors Affecting Families
Think about your understanding of the influence of family on human development. Explore factors that may (either positively or negatively) impact healthy family development. Examples may include death, divorce, parental absences (such as deployments or incarceration), blended families, and the list goes on.
Select one fact that impacts families and explain at least two ways the factor affects human development. Use evidence from the literature to support your post.
Complete your initial post by Thursday of this unit.
Response Guidelines
Respond to the post of at least one learner who chose a different factor affecting families. Discuss how the presented issue may impact your future social work practice. Complete your response by Sunday of this unit.
Learning Components
This activity will help you achieve the following learning components:
Define a psychosocial crisis.
Apply social work theory to professional practice.
Resources
Discussion Participation Scoring Guide.
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The Complex Nature of Family Support Across the Life Span.

Evaluate destination on pittsburgh, pa. The newspapers found here are the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and Pittsburgh Tribune Review, which are the two major.

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Write 10 pages thesis on the topic destination on pittsburgh, pa. The newspapers found here are the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and Pittsburgh Tribune Review, which are the two major. It also has 32 radio stations one can tune into and is covered by 5 major television stations. Being on the south Western side of Pennsylvania, this location has 29 colleges and universities. Sporting events are some of the best and always celebrated in this location and thus this city has four major sports teams, Penguins, Steelers, Riverhounds, and Pirates. The Pittsburgh International Airport is cheered as the top five US airports as ranked by Conde Nast Traveler. On average, over 3.9 million people do visit Pittsburgh annually for both business and leisure. It has also been ranked among the top five most livable cities in the editions of Places Rated Almanac.

Records show that modern inhabitants of Pittsburgh, PA were many groups of Iroquois and these were later joined by Britons and French traders. Fur traders came to this place in 1700 and this was followed by the building of a post by French soldiers in 1749 since they wanted to secure a route through the waterway from Canada to New Orleans. At some point, Major George Washington travelled to the city as an emissary to give warning to French people to leave and that the British carry out a construction of a fort at the Forks of Ohio where he declared that the site was strategically situated. The French built Fort Duquesne and the British built Fort Prince George, which were both later destroyed. This was later followed by the resurgence of the Britons who later took control of the land in the year 1758, when the French left their fort after the treaty to do so was signed ending the French and Indian War. A state of the art fort was build, Fort Pitt, which was named after the Secretary of State of England, William Pitt. After these events, a small village of Pittsborough started growing around Fort Pitt in 1861 and this was followed by change of name to Pittsburgh.