Writing the Introduction to your Thesis Title • It identifies the important concepts of the paper and specifies the major findings or perspective • Make the title informative and meaningful on its own • Be specific • Be concise (avoid “empty” words and phrases) • Write the title with your audience in mind (don’t discourage…

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Paper details: From research select one of the governors in the history of Puerto Rico. Write a 250-word post on his/her contributions and conflicts during their time in office. The post Select one of the governors in the history of Puerto Rico. Write a 250-word post on his/her contributions and conflicts during their time in…

In video role play 8, Sexuality: Promiscuity, the client (Suzanne) is having indiscriminate sexual encounters, and her counselor (Richard) expresses concern for Suzanne when he learns about her sexual promiscuity. Richard then focuses on how Suzanne’s behavior plays out the recurring theme of abandonment by her father, but she thinks there is no connection. If…

In video role play 9, Being Judgmental: The Affair, the client (Natalie) shares with her counselor that she is struggling with her marriage and is having a long-term affair. The counselor (Janice) says, “Having an affair is not a good answer for someone—it just hurts everyone. I do not think it is a good idea.”…

How do you imagine the client feels about her counselor’s responses? What are your thoughts about a counselor disclosing his or her beliefs about abortion so the client knows where the counselor stands? What are your thoughts from an ethical perspective if the counselor were to suggest a referral because of a value conflict? This…

Was the fact that hanh spoke slowly and deliberately an indication that he needed a remedial speech class? can you offer other explanations for hanh’s slow and deliberate speech? If you were hanh’s therapist, how would you deal with the conflict between hanh’s goals and his father’s expectations? Was stacy culturally sensitive when asking hanh…

How often are students in your program encouraged to engage in difficult dialogues around issues of difference? Do you think the faculty models this for students and creates an environment in which you are willing to share your views regarding differences? People from various ethnic groups are often pressured to give up their beliefs and…

In small groups, explore what you consider to be the main ethical issues in counseling lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender clients. Review the discussion of the case of Bruff v. North Mississippi Health Services on pages 127–129. What legal issues are involved in this case? What are the ethical issues in this case? To what…