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Klass, C., & Valiente, A. (2015, December 31). 'Affluenza ' DUI Case: What Happened Night of the Accident that Left 4 People Dead. Retrieved from abc News: http://abcnews.go.com/US/affluenza-dui-case-happened-night-accident-left-people/story?id=34481444 This is a news article on a well-known young adult named Ethan Couch. The writers make great points showing how this boy is a perfect example of a person who doesn 't think before he acts. After being the cause of a fatal car accident that killed over four people and severely wounded another. The defense used in his case was that he was a product of "affluenza" that being described as Couch 's irresponsible lifestyle associated with his upbringing. Not only was he intoxicated but they thought it fit to also blame his parents. Truthfully though they were somewhat at fault for the lifestyle he lived they never setting up proper rules and education for their son. When asked about driving intoxicated his friends said that Ethan was known for doing it often as well as even when told not to …show more content…
They seated up a problem-solving approach consist of steps: orientation, problem definition, goal setting, and generation of alternatives, decision making, action, and evaluation. Therefore the authors believed that good problem-solving skills consist of the ability to recognize a problem when it arises, define the problem clearly and accurately, produce a diversity of possible solutions, anticipate outcomes, formulate an effective action plan that has stepwise stages, and carry out the action plan effectively. Thus ineffective problem solving has been linked to a range of psychological problems like anxiety and aggression. Their study proceeds that the development of a 'stop & think ' as an intervention for personality-disordered is a worthwhile endeavor that has a get deal of an effect on decision
Klass, C., & Valiente, A. (2015, December 31). 'Affluenza ' DUI Case: What Happened Night of the Accident that Left 4 People Dead. Retrieved from abc News: http://abcnews.go.com/US/affluenza-dui-case-happened-night-accident-left-people/story?id=34481444 This is a news article on a well-known young adult named Ethan Couch. The writers make great points showing how this boy is a perfect example of a person who doesn 't think before he acts. After being the cause of a fatal car accident that killed over four people and severely wounded another. The defense used in his case was that he was a product of "affluenza" that being described as Couch 's irresponsible lifestyle associated with his upbringing. Not only was he intoxicated but they thought it fit to also blame his parents. Truthfully though they were somewhat at fault for the lifestyle he lived they never setting up proper rules and education for their son. When asked about driving intoxicated his friends said that Ethan was known for doing it often as well as even when told not to …show more content…
They seated up a problem-solving approach consist of steps: orientation, problem definition, goal setting, and generation of alternatives, decision making, action, and evaluation. Therefore the authors believed that good problem-solving skills consist of the ability to recognize a problem when it arises, define the problem clearly and accurately, produce a diversity of possible solutions, anticipate outcomes, formulate an effective action plan that has stepwise stages, and carry out the action plan effectively. Thus ineffective problem solving has been linked to a range of psychological problems like anxiety and aggression. Their study proceeds that the development of a 'stop & think ' as an intervention for personality-disordered is a worthwhile endeavor that has a get deal of an effect on decision