How would defining violent incidents operationally help one to study the amount of violence on different TV programs? How would that reduce the subjectivity involved in comparing different programs? The videos and readings will help with this.
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Complete library assignment. Link below for assignment instructions. https://y
Complete library assignment. Link below for assignment instructions.
https://youtu.be/J6SbS8bukqg
Total of 7 mini soap notes: A case study will NOT be provided; cases will be hy
Total of 7 mini soap notes: A case study will NOT be provided; cases will be hypothetical and needs to be realistic
Example of SAOP note:
Chief Complaint:” Follow-up after change in medications”
S- Presents for 4-week medication management follow up. Last seen 7/31, at which time we increased sertraline to 150 mg and continued quetiapine 50 mg HS PRN and propranolol 20 mg BID PRN. Reviewed interim history. He has been taking his medication on a regular basis and denies side effects. Anxiety and depression have improved with the increase of sertraline. PHQ-9 is 5, GAD-7 is 7 today. Also indicates improved energy and decreased anhedonia. Reports average of 8 hours of restful, restorative sleep each night with quetiapine. Propranolol remains effective for social anxiety, which he takes prior to hosting Zoom presentations at work. He is somewhat anxious about returning to work in-person, as he has been working remotely from home since the pandemic began. Endorses suicidal ideation that is fleeting and passive with no plan, drive, or intent. He has no history of self-harm and this appears to be at baseline for him. He describes having adequate support, and continues to see his long-term therapist bi-weekly. Reviewed crisis plan. Appetite is stable. No new medical concerns.
O- Vitals: BP 137/69 HR 76 RR 18 Temp 97.9
A- Major Depressive Disorder, recurrent, moderate (F33.1); Social Phobia, generalized (F40.11); Insomnia due to other mental disorder (F51.05)
P- Start Vitamin D3 50,000 IU weekly for Vitamin D deficiency. Continue sertraline 150mg daily for mood and anxiety, quetiapine 50mg HS PRN for insomnia, and propranolol 20mg BID PRN for social anxiety. Continue outpatient therapy as scheduled. Return to care in 8-12 weeks or sooner as needed.
Describe the use of a specific screening tool (4-5pg) Discuss what diagnosis yo
Describe the use of a specific screening tool (4-5pg)
Discuss what diagnosis you are using the tool for, how to score the tool and support use of the tool with evidence and rationale. Next develop a treatment plan for the patient based on your findings in the diagnostic test and interpretation.
Sections should include:
Introduction to diagnostic tool
Discussion of Tool: why it is used, how, and for what diagnosis
Discussion of Interpretation of Scoring for the Tool
Treatment Plan for patients with positive results from the tool, include, non-pharmacological and pharmacological approaches, patient education, additional testing required, and follow-up as needed.
Conclusion
Do you agree with Matt Normand’s assumption that as behavior analysts, we are
Do you agree with Matt Normand’s assumption that as behavior analysts, we are first scientists? Why or why not? What are the implications of acting as a scientist and how can you ensure that you will practice along these guidelines?
(Note: You must include ALL required readings for this week and include 1 outside reference to earn full credit!
These are the readings
Science and Human Behavior: Chapters 1 – 2
About Behaviorism: Introduction and Chapter 1
From a Behavioral Point of View: Chapter 2 (Chapter 1 is a review, but may be helpful).
Normand, M. P. (2008). Science, skepticism, and applied behavior analysis. Behavior Analysis in Practice, 1, 42-49 (PDF)
Total of 7 mini soap notes: A case study will NOT be provided; cases will be hy
Total of 7 mini soap notes: A case study will NOT be provided; cases will be hypothetical and needs to be realistic
Example of SAOP note:
Chief Complaint:” Follow-up after change in medications”
S- Presents for 4-week medication management follow up. Last seen 7/31, at which time we increased sertraline to 150 mg and continued quetiapine 50 mg HS PRN and propranolol 20 mg BID PRN. Reviewed interim history. He has been taking his medication on a regular basis and denies side effects. Anxiety and depression have improved with the increase of sertraline. PHQ-9 is 5, GAD-7 is 7 today. Also indicates improved energy and decreased anhedonia. Reports average of 8 hours of restful, restorative sleep each night with quetiapine. Propranolol remains effective for social anxiety, which he takes prior to hosting Zoom presentations at work. He is somewhat anxious about returning to work in-person, as he has been working remotely from home since the pandemic began. Endorses suicidal ideation that is fleeting and passive with no plan, drive, or intent. He has no history of self-harm and this appears to be at baseline for him. He describes having adequate support, and continues to see his long-term therapist bi-weekly. Reviewed crisis plan. Appetite is stable. No new medical concerns.
O- Vitals: BP 137/69 HR 76 RR 18 Temp 97.9
A- Major Depressive Disorder, recurrent, moderate (F33.1); Social Phobia, generalized (F40.11); Insomnia due to other mental disorder (F51.05)
P- Start Vitamin D3 50,000 IU weekly for Vitamin D deficiency. Continue sertraline 150mg daily for mood and anxiety, quetiapine 50mg HS PRN for insomnia, and propranolol 20mg BID PRN for social anxiety. Continue outpatient therapy as scheduled. Return to care in 8-12 weeks or sooner as needed.
Describe the use of a specific screening tool (4-5pg) Discuss what diagnosis yo
Describe the use of a specific screening tool (4-5pg)
Discuss what diagnosis you are using the tool for, how to score the tool and support use of the tool with evidence and rationale. Next develop a treatment plan for the patient based on your findings in the diagnostic test and interpretation.
Sections should include:
Introduction to diagnostic tool
Discussion of Tool: why it is used, how, and for what diagnosis
Discussion of Interpretation of Scoring for the Tool
Treatment Plan for patients with positive results from the tool, include, non-pharmacological and pharmacological approaches, patient education, additional testing required, and follow-up as needed.
Conclusion
Do you agree with Matt Normand’s assumption that as behavior analysts, we are
Do you agree with Matt Normand’s assumption that as behavior analysts, we are first scientists? Why or why not? What are the implications of acting as a scientist and how can you ensure that you will practice along these guidelines?
(Note: You must include ALL required readings for this week and include 1 outside reference to earn full credit!
These are the readings
Science and Human Behavior: Chapters 1 – 2
About Behaviorism: Introduction and Chapter 1
From a Behavioral Point of View: Chapter 2 (Chapter 1 is a review, but may be helpful).
Normand, M. P. (2008). Science, skepticism, and applied behavior analysis. Behavior Analysis in Practice, 1, 42-49 (PDF)
Total of 7 mini soap notes: A case study will NOT be provided; cases will be hy
Total of 7 mini soap notes: A case study will NOT be provided; cases will be hypothetical and needs to be realistic
Example of SAOP note:
Chief Complaint:” Follow-up after change in medications”
S- Presents for 4-week medication management follow up. Last seen 7/31, at which time we increased sertraline to 150 mg and continued quetiapine 50 mg HS PRN and propranolol 20 mg BID PRN. Reviewed interim history. He has been taking his medication on a regular basis and denies side effects. Anxiety and depression have improved with the increase of sertraline. PHQ-9 is 5, GAD-7 is 7 today. Also indicates improved energy and decreased anhedonia. Reports average of 8 hours of restful, restorative sleep each night with quetiapine. Propranolol remains effective for social anxiety, which he takes prior to hosting Zoom presentations at work. He is somewhat anxious about returning to work in-person, as he has been working remotely from home since the pandemic began. Endorses suicidal ideation that is fleeting and passive with no plan, drive, or intent. He has no history of self-harm and this appears to be at baseline for him. He describes having adequate support, and continues to see his long-term therapist bi-weekly. Reviewed crisis plan. Appetite is stable. No new medical concerns.
O- Vitals: BP 137/69 HR 76 RR 18 Temp 97.9
A- Major Depressive Disorder, recurrent, moderate (F33.1); Social Phobia, generalized (F40.11); Insomnia due to other mental disorder (F51.05)
P- Start Vitamin D3 50,000 IU weekly for Vitamin D deficiency. Continue sertraline 150mg daily for mood and anxiety, quetiapine 50mg HS PRN for insomnia, and propranolol 20mg BID PRN for social anxiety. Continue outpatient therapy as scheduled. Return to care in 8-12 weeks or sooner as needed.
Describe the use of a specific screening tool (4-5pg) Discuss what diagnosis yo
Describe the use of a specific screening tool (4-5pg)
Discuss what diagnosis you are using the tool for, how to score the tool and support use of the tool with evidence and rationale. Next develop a treatment plan for the patient based on your findings in the diagnostic test and interpretation.
Sections should include:
Introduction to diagnostic tool
Discussion of Tool: why it is used, how, and for what diagnosis
Discussion of Interpretation of Scoring for the Tool
Treatment Plan for patients with positive results from the tool, include, non-pharmacological and pharmacological approaches, patient education, additional testing required, and follow-up as needed.
Conclusion