Week 3 Psy 480 Discussions Discussion 1 - Explain the interdependent role of biological in human behavior. Discussion 2 - Explain the interdependent role of psychological in human behavior Discussion 3 - Explain the interdependent role of social factors in human behavior Discussion 4 - Explain how clinical interventions are used. Discussion 5 - What is unconditional positive regard? How does it serve as an asset to therapeutic progress?   Discussion 6 - What are the five stages of therapy? Describe each stage and its goal. Discussion 7 - What is transference? Countertransference? Which one can be beneficial to psychotherapy and which one should be carefully managed to avoid bias?  Discussion 8 - How might bias affect therapeutic progress? What role does bias play when speaking with friends and family as opposed to speaking with a trained professional who does not have contact with you outside of therapy sessions?  Application of Clinical Psychology Paper ( Chapter 9 in Text) Write a 800-word analysis of your selected case, in which you demonstrate an application of clinical psychology in a real-world situation. Address the following items: · Provide a brief overview of your selected case. · Discuss the biological, psychological, and social factors involved in your selected case. · Use your selected case study to explain which interventions would be appropriate in the field of clinical psychology. For each intervention you select, provide the following: · The rationale for selecting the intervention · What would be done · Who would be involved · In what setting the intervention would occur · Which area the intervention is targeting, such as biological, psychological, or social factors Use information from at least three peer-reviewed publications to support your points. Format your analysis consistent with APA guidelines, including a reference page. Excel InstructionsExcel Instructions using Excel 2010:1. Enter the appropriate numbers/formulas in the shaded (gray) cells. An asterisk (*) will appear to the right of an incorrect answer.2. A formula begins with an equals sign (=) and can consist of any of the following elements: Operators such as + (for addition), - (for subtraction), * (for multiplication), and / (for division). Cell references, including cell addresses such as B52, as well as named cells and ranges Values and text Worksheet functions (such as SUM)3. You can enter a formula into a cell manually (typing it in) or by pointing to the cells. To enter a formula manually, follow these steps: Move the cell pointer to the cell that you want to hold the formula. Type an equals sign (=) to signal the fact that the cell contains a formula. Type the formula, then press Enter.4. Rounding: These templates have been formatted to round numbers to either the nearest whole number or the nearest cent. For example, 17.65 x 1.5=26.475. The template will display and hold 26.48, not 26..

1. Week 3 Psy 480 Discussions
Discussion 1 - Explain the interdependent role of biological in
human behavior.
Discussion 2 - Explain the interdependent role of psychological
in human behavior
Discussion 3 - Explain the interdependent role of social factors
in human behavior
Discussion 4 - Explain how clinical interventions are used.
Discussion 5 - What is unconditional positive regard? How does
it serve as an asset to therapeutic progress?
Discussion 6 - What are the five stages of therapy? Describe
each stage and its goal.
Discussion 7 - What is transference? Countertransference?
Which one can be beneficial to psychotherapy and which one
should be carefully managed to avoid bias?
Discussion 8 - How might bias affect therapeutic progress?
What role does bias play when speaking with friends and family
as opposed to speaking with a trained professional who does not
have contact with you outside of therapy sessions?
Application of Clinical Psychology Paper ( Chapter 9 in Text)
Write a 800-word analysis of your selected case, in which you
demonstrate an application of clinical psychology in a real-
world situation.
Address the following items:
· Provide a brief overview of your selected case.
· Discuss the biological, psychological, and social factors
involved in your selected case.
· Use your selected case study to explain which interventions
would be appropriate in the field of clinical psychology. For
each intervention you select, provide the following:
· The rationale for selecting the intervention
· What would be done

2. · Who would be involved
· In what setting the intervention would occur
· Which area the intervention is targeting, such as biological,
psychological, or social factors
Use information from at least three peer-reviewed publications
to support your points.
Format your analysis consistent with APA guidelines, including
a reference page.
Excel InstructionsExcel Instructions using Excel 2010:1. Enter
the appropriate numbers/formulas in the shaded (gray) cells.
An asterisk (*) will appear to the right of an incorrect answer.2.
A formula begins with an equals sign (=) and can consist of any
of the following elements: Operators such as + (for
addition), - (for subtraction), * (for multiplication), and / (for
division). Cell references, including cell addresses such as
B52, as well as named cells and ranges Values and text
Worksheet functions (such as SUM)3. You can enter a formula
into a cell manually (typing it in) or by pointing to the cells.
To enter a formula manually, follow these steps: Move
the cell pointer to the cell that you want to hold the formula.
Type an equals sign (=) to signal the fact that the cell contains a
formula. Type the formula, then press Enter.4. Rounding:
These templates have been formatted to round numbers to either
the nearest whole number or the nearest cent. For example,
17.65 x 1.5=26.475. The template will display and hold 26.48,
not 26.475. There is no need to use Excel's rounding function.
EXCEPTION: Continuing Payroll Problems A & B: CHAPTER
2 When calculating over-time rate for weekly salary,
round regular rate to TWO decimals BEFORE calculating
overtime rate. Rounding can be accomplished by using
Number function (using arrows) on Excel Home menu or by
entering the formula =(Round(Weekly/40,2))*1.5

3. (where "Weekly" entered as either the weekly pay or cell
reference.) Failure to use the ROUND function will
cause the OT rate to be incorrect.5. Remember to save your
work. When saving your workbook, Excel overwrites the
previous copy of your file. You can save your work at any
time. You can save the file to the current name, or you may
want to keep multiple versions of your work by saving each
successive version under a different name.To save to the current
name, you can select File, Save from the menu bar or click on
the disk icon in the standard toolbar. It is recommended that
you save the file to a new name that identifies the file as yours,
such as CPP_A_Your_Name.xlsxTo save under a different
name, follow these steps: Select File, Save As to display the
Save As Type drop-box, chose Excel Workbook (*.xlsx)
Select the folder in which to store the workbook. Enter the
new filename in the File name box. Click Save.
Continuing Problem-AName:Caution: See "round" rules in
Excel Instructions before calculating OT for salaried
employees.Enter the appropriate numbers/formulas in the
shaded (gray) cells. An asterisk (*) will appear to the right of
an incorrect answer.Continuing Payroll Problem-AKIPLEY
COMPANY, INC.PAYROLL REGISTER FOR PERIOD
ENDINGJanuary 8, 20 - - MARITAL STATUSNO. OF W/H
ALLOW.REGULAR EARNINGSOVERTIME
EARNINGSDEDUCTIONSNET PAYTAXABLE
EARNINGSOASDIHIFITSITSUTACITSIMPLEGROUPHEALT
HNet HOURS WORKEDRATE PER HOURHOURS
WORKEDRATE PER
HOUR0.0620.01450.03070.00070.03INSINSpayoasdihifutasuta
TOTALFICA
GROUPHEALTHCHECKEMPLOYEEAMOUNTAMOUNTEAR
NINGSOASDIHIFITSITSUTACITSIMPLEINSURANCEINSUR
ANCENO.AMOUNTOASDIHIFUTASUTA11 Carson, Fran M.
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula of regular hours worked x
regular rate per hour

4. 31330030018.60
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula of taxable earnings x OASDI
rate
4.35
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula of taxable earnings x HI rate
17.009.210.219.0020.000.851.65219.13300.00300.00300.00300.
0012 Wilson, William A.
Mark Sears: Note: Only the Amount column in this section will
be graded.
Mark Sears: For hourly workers, insert as a formula of regular
rate x 1.5
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula of overtime hours worked x
overtime rate per hour
31429087.04377.0423.385.4734.0011.580.2611.3150.000.851.6
5238.54377.04377.04377.04377.0413 Utley, Harry T.
315303.75303.7518.834.40-
09.330.219.1140.000.851.65219.37303.75303.75303.75303.752
1 Fife, Lawrence R. 31631671.1387.124.005.61-
011.880.2711.6150.000.851.65281.23387.10387.10387.10387.1
022 Smith, Lucy
K.31739039024.185.6619.0011.970.2711.7020.00-
01.65295.57390.00390.00390.00390.0031 Fay, Gretchen R.
Mark Sears: Insert stated weekly salary
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling regular and overtime

5. earnings
31851524.15539.1533.437.8211.0016.550.3816.1740.000.851.6
5411.30539.15539.15539.15539.1532 Robey, Glenda B.
Mark Sears: For salaries stated as monthly or yearly, enter a
formula converting to a weekly amount
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula of taxable earnings x OASDI
rate
Mark Sears: Note: For salaried workers, enter a formula
converting the weekly amount in column I to an hourly amount
and multiplying by 1.5. To be graded correctly, you must use
the ROUND command to two digits in the formula.
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula of taxable earnings x HI rate
319392.31392.3124.325.69-
012.040.2711.7750.000.851.65285.72392.31392.31392.31392.3
133 Schork, Thomas
K.320542.31542.3133.627.8647.0016.650.3816.2760.00-
01.65358.88542.31542.31542.31542.3151 Hardy, Barbara
T.321348.4652.28400.7424.855.81-
012.300.2812.0230.000.851.65312.98400.74400.74400.74400.7
499 Kipley, Carson
C.3221000100062.0014.5024.0030.700.7030.0080.000.851.6575
5.601,000.001,000.001,000.001,000.00 Totals
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling column
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula of taxable earnings x state tax
rate

6. Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling column
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula of taxable earnings x SUTA tax
rate
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling column
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula of taxable earnings x city tax
rate
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling column
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling column
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling column
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling column
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling column
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula of total earnings less the sum of
deductions
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling column

7. Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling column
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling column
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling column
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling column
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling column
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling column
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula of taxable earnings x OASDI
rate
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula of taxable earnings x HI rate
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling column
Mark Sears: Enter as a formula totaling column
4,397.83
Mark Sears: Enter as formula totaling column
234.57

8. Mark Sears: Enter as formula totaling column
4,632.40
Mark Sears: Enter as formula totaling column
287.21
Mark Sears: Enter as formula totaling column
67.17
Mark Sears: Enter as formula totaling column
152.00
Mark Sears: Enter as formula totaling column
142.21
Mark Sears: Enter as formula totaling column
3.23
Mark Sears: Enter as formula totaling column
138.96
Mark Sears: Enter as formula totaling column
440.00
Mark Sears: Enter as formula totaling column
6.80
Mark Sears: Enter as formula totaling column
16.50
Mark Sears: Enter as formula totaling column
3,378.32
Mark Sears: Enter as formula totaling column
4,632.40

9. Mark Sears: Enter as formula totaling column
4,632.40
Mark Sears: Enter as formula totaling column
4,632.40
Mark Sears: Enter as formula totaling column
4,632.40
Mark Sears: Enter as formula totaling column
JOURNALDATEDESCRIPTIONDEBITCREDITTaxableNet20--
EarningsRateFUTA TaxJan. 12 Wages and SalariesNet
FUTA4,632.40FICA Taxes Payable - OASDISUTA
Tax287.21FICA Taxes Payable -
HISUTA67.17TaxableEmployees FIT
Payable152.00EarningsRateNet FUTAEmployees SIT
Payable142.214,632.400.00627.79Employees SUTA
Payable3.23SUTAEmployees CIT
Payable138.964,632.400.036785170.40SIMPLE Deductions
Payable440.00Group Insurance Premiums Collected6.80Health
Insurance Premiums Collected16.50Salaries
Payable3,378.32Jan. 12 Payroll Taxes552.57FICA Taxes
Payable - OASDI287.21FICA Taxes Payable - HI67.17FUTA
Taxes Payable27.79SUTA Taxes Payable170.40Jan. 14
Salaries Payable3,378.32Cash3,378.32