Cover Letter

Thinking about Cover Letters

There are genuine debates, in this age of computer-scanned resumes, about how much longer prospective employers will continue to ask for cover letters as part of the standard application package. One thing is sure — many job postings today still require this specialized document. The cover letter provides information to link the applicant’s skills and experiences to the job ad in a more narrative (storytelling) fashion than is possible with a resume.

For this assignment, you’ll write your own Recommended Cover Letter Resources Guide, providing a brief summary of what each resource on your guide offers that you find potentially useful to people who need to write a cover letter template to use in the future.

You’ll need to research cover-letter-writing advice, using resources from the class LibGuide (Links to an external site.) page, FIU Handshake,  (Links to an external site.) and any other source you personally find helpful, finding the three items that make up your Recommended Cover Letter Resources Guide.

For each source on your list, provide a brief but specific summary of what that resource offers that you find potentially useful to people who need to write a cover letter template to use in the future.

Example:

Resource Examples

General, vague summary 

A specific, useful summary

This resource is good because there are lots of letters and examples that you can see to base yours on.

The article was published in the Harvard Business Review and starts with examples of how to write a strong opening sentence. It was published recently, so it includes helpful guidance on digital job applications.

And finally, be sure that for each item on your Recommended Cover Letter Resource Guide that you provide the URL to that source –the URL (web address) that you provide will let your readers instantly connect to any source you list that they are curious to investigate themselves.

Checklist for your Recommended Cover Letter Resources Guide submission:

  1. List three Cover-letter-advice related sources,
  2. Provide a useful summary for each listed source, (This is where people often sacrifice points because their summary isn’t usefully specific.)
  3. Provide the URL (web address) for each, and
  4. Be at least 200 words long.

Psychology Final Assignment Test

When Elizabeth was 4 years old, she had a near-drowning incident that resulted in a significant brain injury.Now Elizabeth is a 15 years old high school student. Elizabeth enjoys school but often struggles to understand instructions given to her by teachers and has difficulty concentrating for long periods. Elizabeth dreams of becoming an actress and would like to go to acting school, but her parents are apprehensive about her plans since she would have to move on her own to attend school.

Questions:

1. what type of disability does Elizabeth demonstrates?

2.Explain the characteristics of this form of disability.

3. What type of interventions should Elizabeth be receiving in her school?

4. as teacher or psychologist , how would you deal with Elizabeth and her parents?

5. What would be your recommendations?

Instructions:

Answer the questions one by one. The 5 answers must be typed below by clicking on the item to write your answers. It must be in your own words as if you were talking to the parents of Elizabeth.

Introductory Psychology

A..  Do you agree with the APA’s “Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct” regarding animal research? Are there sections that you do not agree with? Do you believe that animals should never be used in psychological research? Why or why not?

 

  • Your initial post should at least 250 – 500 words . Comments should clearly illustrate your understanding of the material/topic being discussed.
  • Poor grammar and punctuation will affect your grade.
  • Language should be professional – cursing or inappropriate language is unacceptable and will result in grade of zero (0) for the assignment.

Clinical Psychopharmacology In Correctional Settings

This assignment has two parts.

Part 1:

Review the sample behavioral treatment plan provided in the textbook under Table 14.3.

Prepare a similar behavioral treatment plan based on the following individual:

  1. Susan      Smithe is a 37-year-old female inmate who is incarcerated for armed      robbery. Susan suffers from mental illness. Susan is consistently verbally      abusive of prison staff, physically aggressive with other inmates, and      self-injures by battering her head, arms, and legs against walls and      floors. Her self-injuries often require medical attention. Susan suffers      from a fear of being alone and of insects.

While APA style is not required for the body of this assignment, solid academic writing is expected, and documentation of sources should be presented using APA formatting guidelines,

Part 2:

In 750 words, reflect on why your behavioral treatment plan will benefit Susan Smithe.

The reflection should provide a minimum of two to three peer-reviewed resources to support your explanations.

Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.

This assignment uses a scoring guide. Please review the scoring guide prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.

Reading Assignment:

1.  Https://bibliu.com/app/#/view/books/9781452236315/epub/OEBPS/s9781544302805.i809.html#page_272

Treatment and Management

Read “Treatment and Management,” by Harris, Rice, Quinsey, & Cormier, from Violent Offenders: Appraising and Managing Risk (3rd ed.) (2015).

2. https://www-sciencedirect-com.lopes.idm.oclc.org/science/article/pii/S1752928X15001055

Clinical Practice: Prevention of Violence in Prison – The Role of Health Care Professionals

Read “Clinical Practice: Prevention of Violence in Prison – The Role of Health Care Professionals,” by Pont, Stöver, Gétaz, Casillas, & Wolff, from Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine (2015).

3. http://dx.doi.org.lopes.idm.oclc.org/10.1080/13811118.2013.824830

Management of Suicidal and Self-Harming Behaviors in Prisons: Systematic Literature Review of Evidence-Based Activities

Read “Management of Suicidal and Self-Harming Behaviors in Prisons: Systematic Literature Review of Evidence-Based Activities,” by Barker, Kõlves & De Leo, from Archives of Suicide Research (2014).

 

Grading Rubric

Design of plan part 1 definitions description and usability . 30 points

Discuss why Americans seemingly have such a desire for illegal narcotics. 22.5 points

Explanation of difference in treatment – disease vs. choice or behavior change (B)  30 points

Examine if the theories of psychopathology adequately explain substance use. 22.5 points

Criteria Description

Examine if the theories of psychopathology adequately explain substance use. 5. Excellent 22.5 points

Examination if the theories of psychopathology adequately explain substance use is clear, concise, and makes connections to current research. 4. Good 19.58 points

Examination if the theories of psychopathology adequately explain substance use is clear and makes some connections to research. 3. Satisfactory 17.78 points

Examination if the theories of psychopathology adequately explain substance use is present and clear.

2. Less than Satisfactory 16.65 points

Examination if the theories of psychopathology adequately explain substance use is vague and inconsistent. 1. Unsatisfactory 0 points