What level of inmate patient are you prepared to take into the program based on the five Axis of the DSM-IV and the associated GAF criteria for identifying function? Justify your reasoning.

In a 10 page position paper the student will write up the problem they observed in the scenario. They will answer the questions below. It is critical that when you make a statement of fact in your presentation that you cite the reference you obtained the information from in the text of the paper and that the reference is included in your reference page. As always your paper will be submitted in the APA format current edition. No abstract is required as this is a short position paper but a title page, reference page, and appropriate running header with page numbers are necessary.

  • What level of inmate patient are you prepared to take into the program based on the five Axis of the DSM-IV and the associated GAF criteria for identifying function? Justify your reasoning.
  • What are the main categories of mental illness that can be treated by pharmaceuticals?
  • By category of illness what corresponding type of drug should or could be prescribed to treat those illnesses?
  • What are the side effects of the drugs you indicated in your report?
  • How do you plan to convince the participants that they must maintain their drug treatment after they leave the program you are in charge of?
  • How will these treatments allow the patient/inmate to reintegrate into family, social setting, work setting, and keep them from re-offending?
  • What are the associated dangers of putting a person in a drug therapy program where they had previous chemical addictions?

Realistically, do you think it is possible to be congruent and to extend empathy and unconditional positive regard to the

Similar to Freud, Carl Rogers developed his theory from his extensive work with his patients. However, unlike Freud, he believed that people are typically healthy; being mentally healthy is the normal state. Although there are unhealthy people, they are not the norm or what one has to accept and live with throughout one’s life. Furthermore, Rogers believed that each person has one primary motivation—to realize his/her full potential or to be self-actualized. Finally, he posited that neurosis stems from incongruence between one’s real self and one’s ideal self. He applied this to his theory of counseling in the development of three therapeutic criteria that he felt were both necessary and sufficient to help the patient. These three qualities are now the foundation for modern person-centered therapy.

The three qualities that form the foundation of Rogerian therapy are empathy, congruence, and unconditional positive regard. These will be relatively easy to express for people you naturally like but can be difficult to express for people whom you do not like nor agree with.

Imagine that you are a psychologist working with a population of individuals that tend to be more difficult to work with, such as sex offenders, elderly patients with dementia, or mentally challenged children. Use the Internet, Argosy University library resources, and your textbook to research the concepts of Rogerian therapy and respond to the following questions:

  • Realistically, do you think it is possible to be congruent and to extend empathy and unconditional positive regard to these clients in a psychotherapeutic context? Why or why not?
  • How do you think clinicians practicing Rogerian therapy would approach these concepts for these clients?
  • How might Rogerian therapy be a helpful strategy for these clients?
  • Is it possible these concepts of Rogerian therapy could hinder treatment?

After conducting library research on these offenders, develop one program that is designed specifically for snake.

  • Revise and amend your Week 4 Key Assignment by adding what you learned in the Discussion Board posts following the task, as well as taking into consideration your instructor’s comments.
  • Now that you are familiar with reentry programs and practices, add the following scenario to your individual portion of the group project: 
    • While Selma has adjusted nicely into her ABC program, Snake continues to engage in risky behavior that is likely to lead to recidivism once released. He has had several rule infractions and several stays in solitary confinement. His case manager has decided to reevaluate his case plan and make changes. The goal is to get him involved with additional programming that will engage him, in hopes that he will essentially be a lower risk to the community after release.
  • The case manager has decided to look at evidence-based practices and empirical research to develop a program that is designed for violent offenders. The case manager plans on presenting the program to the warden for approval. Your task is to develop a program designed for Snake. Assume the following:
    • He has shown violent tendencies.
    • He continues to violate rules.
    • He has been unresponsive in group therapy.
    • He has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
    • He was molested by his father as a child.
  • Address the following in 500–750 words:
    • After conducting library research on these offenders, develop one program that is designed specifically for snake.
    • Be sure to evaluate the positives and negative of the program. This is done by evaluating program statistics.
    • After you have developed your program, discuss how this could reduce recidivism.
  • Be sure to reference all sources using APA style.

Which terrorist methodology is the most commonly used tactic?

QUESTION 31

  1. Which terrorist methodology is the most commonly used tactic?A.Hijackings and Skyjackings.B.Arsons and Firebombings.C.Armed Attacks and Assassinations.D.Kidnappings and Hostage-Takings.E.Bombings.

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QUESTION 32

  1. Which U.S. act dramatically reduced restrictions on law enforcement’s ability to search all types of electronic records; eased restrictions on foreign intelligence gathering; expanded the U.S. government’s authority to regulate financial transactions and broadened the discretion of immigration authorities in detaining and deporting immigrants suspected of terrorism-related acts?A.USA PATRIOT Act.B.Homeland Security Act (HSA) of 2002.C.The Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004.D.The 2006 National Strategy for Combating Terrorism.

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QUESTION 33

  1. Of the five types of Serial Killers discussed which type displays no psychosis to the outside world, while on the inside the killer has a need to rid the outside world of what he considers immoral or unworthy? This type of killer will select a certain group of individuals to kill.A.Lust KillerB.Gain KillerC.Visionary KillerD.Mission KillerE.Thrill/Power Killer

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QUESTION 34

  1. Of the five types of Serial Killers discussed which type is considered insane or psychotic? They often hear voices in their head telling them to commit the crime. They may also see visions.A.Lust KillerB.Gain KillerC.Visionary KillerD.Mission KillerE.Thrill/Power Killer

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QUESTION 35

  1. Of the five types of Serial Killers discussed which type Type-This type is in it for the fun. This killer gets a high from killing? He/she is very sadistic and kills for excitement.A.Lust KillerB.Gain KillerC.Visionary KillerD.Mission KillerE.Thrill/Power Killer

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QUESTION 36

  1. Of the five types of Serial Killers discussed which type kills for the pure turn-on? The amount of pleasure the killer derives depends on how much they torture their victim. The more heinous the torture, the more aroused they become. This type is in touch with reality.A.Lust KillerB.Gain KillerC.Visionary KillerD.Mission KillerE.Thrill/Power Killer

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QUESTION 37 

  1. Of the five types of Serial Killers discussed which type is in it for profit?