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A family in transition with children grown and leaving the home.A case study should be a minimum of one and one half pages double-spaced and contain the following information. It is written in prose (not outline form). Demographics – names, ages, gender, race of family members. Other relevant information: Occupation, where the family lives – type of housing, socioeconomic status, location (city, rural, suburb). Primary problem – Create the primary issue for which the family or family member might seek treatment. Be sure to flesh out the details. This should be several paragraphs, including interaction between members that may exacerbate the problem. Be sure to include some issues relevant to families (ie. gay/lesbian member, disabilities, learning disabilities, addiction issue (alcohol, drugs, gambling, shopping, etc.), external or problematic relationship, involvement in crime or a victim of crime, domestic violence, etc.) so they are realistic families and not just “vanilla ice cream.” .
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http://mi tpress.mit.edu/JIE Journal of Industrial Ecolog y 107
© Copyright 2002 by the
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Volume 6, Number 1
The Greening of a Pulp and
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public par ticipation
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Department of Chemical Engineering
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5737 Jenness Hall
Orono, ME 04469-5737 , USA
[email protected]
Summary
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The first number is one less than twice the second number
Second number plus the third number equals to 10
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1. In short, abnormal behavior, thoughts and emotions, are those that differ from society's definition of properly functioning, or the norm (Comer, 2018). These norms tend to differ between cultures which help to establish rules for proper conduct. What constitutes as abnormal behavior depends on specific circumstances and cultural norms (Comer, 2018). An example of abnormal behavior could be unusualness like a person who lives with many animals and isolates themselves from society. The behavior of this person is deviant and may be dysfunctional, but could be seen as eccentric rather than abnormal to a professional.
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The fifth number plus the third number equals to 14
The fourth number is one more than the second number
The first number is one less than twice the second number
Second number plus the third number equals to 10
The sum of all five numbers is 30
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1. In short, abnormal behavior, thoughts and emotions, are those that differ from society's definition of properly functioning, or the norm (Comer, 2018). These norms tend to differ between cultures which help to establish rules for proper conduct. What constitutes as abnormal behavior depends on specific circumstances and cultural norms (Comer, 2018). An example of abnormal behavior could be unusualness like a person who lives with many animals and isolates themselves from society. The behavior of this person is deviant and may be dysfunctional, but could be seen as eccentric rather than abnormal to a professional.
2. Abnormal behavior, in simple terms, is behavior outside of societal norms (Comer, 2018). Abnormalities differ based on what society you come from. Generally speaking, being considered normal means that you are complying by your society’s standards. Abnormalities arise when behavior is deviant, distressing, dysfunctional, or dangerous. An example of abnormal behavior would be manic behavior. A manic episode typically involves less sleep, risky behavior, irritability, increased talking, and even hypersexuality (Purse, 2019). This is typically deviant from the person’s normal behavior by definition. The manic behavior can be distressing for both the affected and their family or other loved ones. Risky behavior causes worry and distress. Irritability can create all sorts of distressing situations. When a person is manic, they are in a state of dysfunction. Memory and responsibilities often fall to the backburner while the manic episode rides its course. Of all the things that define abnormal behavior, a manic episode can be especially dangerous to both the person experiencing it as well as the others around them because it involves risky behavior—which implies many things from gambling to drugs. It often results in the person experiencing the episode being hospitalized.
3. “One common conceptualization of abnormality focuses on what is often called the Four Ds: deviance, distress, dysfunction, and danger (Topic 1 Resource, 2018).” An example of abnormal behavior is someone who hears voices telling them to do certain things. Some people may show this kind of abnormal behavior out of nowhere, or they have always heard these voices. This person can be deviant to their old life once they start hearing these voices and if they listen to them or not. These voices can cause distress to the person as well because if they listen to the voices, then they might start doing bad things. These voices can also cause dysfunction in this person life and how they act around others. Having this abnormal behavior can .
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A mesh network is a local network topology in which the infrastructure connect directly, dynamically and non-hierarchically to as many other nodes as possible and cooperate with one another to route data throughout the local. network. 1) Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of a Mesh Network AND 2) comment on the its topology comparing it to STAR, RING, and BUS Topology.
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