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Use clear, concise slides with a maximum of 7 bullet points per slide and text

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Use clear, concise slides with a maximum of 7 bullet points per slide and text. Visuals should enhance understanding. Stay focused on the key points of your topic. Ensure all data and sources are accurate and properly cited.
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Introduction Presentation – 7 bullet points per slide and text.
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R D & M Presentation – 7 bullet points per slide and text.
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Methods Presentation – 7 bullet points per slide and text.
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Use clear, concise slides with a maximum of 7 bullet points per slide and text. Visuals should enhance understanding. Stay focused on the key points of your topic. Ensure all data and sources are accurate and properly cited.
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Introduction Presentation – 7 bullet points per slide and text.
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R D & M Presentation – 7 bullet points per slide and text.
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Methods Presentation – 7 bullet points per slide and text.

Review: Module 15: “Contemporary Issues in Psychopathology” in your textbook. Jo

Review: Module 15: “Contemporary Issues in Psychopathology” in your textbook.
Jo

Review: Module 15: “Contemporary Issues in Psychopathology” in your textbook.
John du Pont — Foxcatcher Murder
On January 26, 1996, billionaire John du Pont, a financial supporter and enthusiast of U.S. wrestling, killed Olympic gold medalist wrestler David Schultz at his Team Foxcatcher wrestling facility on his estate. After the killing, du Pont barricaded himself in his home for two days, eventually being arrested. The murder appeared to be without motive or provocation, and many who knew du Pont were reportedly shocked by his behavior.
du Pont pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. Experts for the defense testified that du Pont was a paranoid schizophrenic who believed Schultz was involved in a plot to kill him. Two forensic psychologists hired by the prosecution testified that du Pont indeed suffered from mental illness, but was aware of the wrongfulness of the act of killing.
The jury rejected his plea of not guilty by reason of insanity, finding him guilty of third-degree murder and simple assault under Pennsylvania’s guilty but mentally ill statutory scheme. He was sentenced to 13–30 years in prison. John du Pont died at the Laurel Highlands State Prison while serving out his sentence.
Prosecuting district attorney Patrick Meehan was happy with the victory but called it a shallow one, noting, “It’s a shame because over the last month we saw a tremendous amount of resources, especially of a psychiatric nature, that was available to this man, and many people who alleged to be his friends. And it’s tragic there wasn’t some intervention before the killing of David Schultz because the criminal justice system was left to pick up the pieces” (Vigoda & Ordine, 2014, par.14).
Reference
Vigoda, R., Ordine, B. (2014, November 20). du Pont is guilty but mentally ill. The Philadelphia Inquirer. https://www.inquirer.com/philly/news/DU_PONT_IS_GUILTY_BUT_MENTALLY_ILL.html
As you learned in this week’s unit, the term “insanity” is a legal, rather than psychological, concept. After reviewing Chapter 15 in your text on the legal and ethical issues regarding criminal commitment, complete the following:
Select a news story about a criminal case where the defendant used the “not guilty by reason of insanity” defense.
Write a 2-page essay (not counting title and reference page) incorporating the following:
Overview of the case story: In 2–3 paragraphs, provide an overview of the case story.
Not guilty by insanity defense: In at least two paragraphs, explain whether it is difficult for the defendant in the chosen story to be found not guilty by insanity in a court of law. Discuss how it was determined whether a mental illness affected the individual’s ability to know right from wrong at the time the crime was committed.
Ethical issues: In at least two paragraphs, discuss any ethical concerns that pertain to the chosen case story.

Please write a four-page double-spaced essay about the following topic Discuss

Please write a four-page double-spaced essay about the following topic Discuss

Please write a four-page double-spaced essay about the following topic Discuss several “positive” and “negative” behaviors you displayed in your life before college. Do you believe these behaviors can later develop into “positive outcomes” and/or “negative outcomes?” Why and/or why not? Also please use 2 references and write the paper in a college student perspective. Aditional information will be attetched below.

Instructions- Step. 1 Upload a word document that includes: 1) Your choice of o

Instructions- Step. 1
Upload a word document that includes:
1) Your choice of o

Instructions- Step. 1
Upload a word document that includes:
1) Your choice of original article
2) Your idea for an extension of the original experiment. What new research question will you ask to expand knowledge on the topic?
3) A list of your literature search articles. A minimum of 6 supporting articles that will help build your rationale for your experiment extension.
Step 2. Paper Draft 2: Introduction, Method, and Proposed Stats.
Step 3. Paper Draft 3: Rough Draft.
Step 4. Final Paper

answer the following questions -What psychiatric symptoms and potential diagnose

answer the following questions -What psychiatric symptoms and potential diagnose

answer the following questions -What psychiatric symptoms and potential diagnoses may arise from the chronic dysregulation Dr. Perry refers to? How are psychiatric symptoms and/or diagnoses impacted by developmental -trauma? (1-2 paragraphs) -How can you integrate information from What Happened to You? into patient education? Provide written education to your patient newly diagnosed with PTSD. (1-2 paragraphs) -How can concepts from What Happened to You? be used for mental health promotion/population health? (1-2 paragraphs) You will need to cite at least three research-based resources for this assignment.