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PHIL 105 My Path to Becoming an HR Specialist in HealthcareMy Path to Becoming an HR Specialist in HealthcareNameInstitutionCourseDate1.Identify your desired role/position in the healthcare industry. My disorder within the healthcare industry is that of a Human Resource Specialist in a hospital or clinic setting. I will be directly involved with the institution's staffing and healthcare relations for this role. The position involves key HR responsibilities such as recruitment, staff development...

PHIL 2001 Virtue Ethics and Ethical EgoismVirtue Ethics and Ethical EgoismWalden UniversityPHIL 2001: EthicsMatthews (2022) states that characteristics that are necessary for human flourishing are the focus of virtue ethics, not a list of obligations. A normative ethical theory called virtue ethics places a strong emphasis on the value of moral character and virtues in moral philosophy. Contrary to consequentialism and deontology, two major theories of ethics, virtue ethics does not emphasize th...

PRAC 6645 ReflectionReflectionWalden UniversityPRAC 6645 I was focused on enhancing my clinical skills across different domains during my PMHNP practicum experience. I highlighted my strengths using the self-assessment form, which was a valuable benchmark as it enabled me to point out the maintenance of professionalism, awareness of ethical dilemmas, and recognition of clinical signs as my most outstanding strengths. I also acknowledged growth aspects by emphasizing continuous learning, mainly ...

PRAC 6665 Controversy Associated with Dissociative DisordersControversy Associated with Dissociative DisordersWalden UniversityPMHNP across Lifespan I PractControversy Associated with Dissociative Disorders Dissociative disorders are considered to be a group of disorders that are characterized by disruptions in consciousness, perception, identity, or memory. However, despite dissociative disorders being recognized by the DSM-5-TR, there is still great controversy concerning the diagnosis, validi...

PRAC 6665 Posttraumatic Stress DisorderPosttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)Student's NameInstitutional AffiliationCourse Name/ Course CodeProfessor's NameDate of SubmissionPosttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Regarding treatment of PTSD in children and adolescents, a comprehensive approach including FDA-approved drugs, off label medication, and non-pharmacological intervention must be considered. An FDA-approved choice is Sertraline, which has been demonstrated to be effective in reducing the ...

PSY-7121 v1 An Interview with Sex and Gender TheoristsAn Interview with Sex and Gender Theorists: Simone de Beauvoir, Judith Butler and Sigmund FreudPhD in Psychology, NorthCentral UniversityPSY-7121 v1: Socio-Contextual Psychology of GenderAn Interview with Sex and Gender Theorists: Simone de Beauvoir, Judith Butler and Sigmund Freud Introduction I have often wanted to experience the combined views and insights of what Simone de Beauvoir, Judith Butler, and Sigmund Freud would have to give from...

PSY-8408 v1 Apply Modern Theories of Leadership to Resolve Workplace ChallengesApply Modern Theories of Leadership to Resolve Workplace ChallengesPhD in Psychology, NorthCentral UniversityPSY-8408 v1: Leadership and ManagementTitle: Unveiling the Power of Millennial Leadership: A Q&A ExplorationIntroduction: The millennial generation is entering the workforce in the modern economy and transitioning into leadership positions within the modern labor force. This is because the contemporary worker'...

PSYC 5235 Language AcquisitionLanguage AcquisitionStudent's NameInstitutionAffiliationCourse NameInstructor's Name Date Language promotes growth by promoting conversation, engagement, and comprehension. Our exceptional cognition allows us study the complicated interaction of biological and environmental elements. Language development is shaped by the brain's intrinsic capacities and environment. Native and second language learning are affected by genetics, brain development, culture, and soci...

PSYC 5245 StudentStudent's Name.Department/ FacultyProfessor's NameCourse Code & NameDateAnalyzing Mrs. C's symptoms through the lens of humanistic psychology, particularly Carl Rogers' concept of self-actualization and the importance of the self-concept, provides valuable insights into her case. Mrs. C's compulsive washing and obsession with cleanliness could be understood as an attempt to achieve a sense of self-actualization by aligning her behavior with her ideal self-concept, which may...

PSYC 6002 Assignment 2Assignment 2: You're the EditorWalden UniversityPSYC 6002: Foundations of Graduate Study in PsychologyAssignment 2:You're the Editor There are several key individuals and ideas that have shaped the philosophy of social change, the first of these is Mahatma Gandhi. According to Kapadia (n.d.), Gandhi believed that ideas and ideals had no value if they were not translated into action. Gandhi talked frequently about social change and service to others: "Th...