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    As stated by R. Epstein and Hundert (2002), competence is “the habitual and judicious use of communication, knowledge, technical skills, critical reasoning, emotions, values, and reflections in daily practice for the benefit of the individual and community being served” (Houser & Thoma, 2013, p. 126)…

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    The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian teaches the reader that competence is not related to your IQ. Arnold Spirit serves as an example for this. Throughout the story he becomes more competent, and this is shown in various story points. One has to grow up to become more competent, it does not matter how intelligent they are. Age is one of the only cures for incompetence. In the beginning of the story, Arnold is somewhat incompetent. “And then Dad pulled down his rifle and bullets from…

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    Lane V. Candura Case Study

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    The right to refuse medical treatment has born ethical dilemmas between the constitutional right of privacy and preservation of life. The case of Grace R. Lane v. Rosaria Candura refers to a similar paradox between a daughter (Grace R. Lane) seeking for temporary guardian status over her mother (Rosaria Candura). As a guardian, she would obtain legal authority which enables her to consent on behalf her mother. Mrs.Candura has refused necessary treatment (amputation of a gangrene infected right…

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    have been forced to abandon certain behaviors that were once common throughout the world such as those commonly referred to interpersonal behaviors. Interpersonal personal behaviors that are associated with interpersonal trust are availability, competence, consistency, discreetness, fairness, integrity, loyalty, openness, promise fulfillment, receptivity and overall trust. These eleven behaviors play an important part in building a lasting and productive relationship in both our social and…

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    There Be Dragons Analysis

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    Buddhist. The question posed by Barbara Pesuit in her article “There be dragons: effects of unexplored religion on nurses’ competence in spiritual care” is to what extent a generalized anxiety…

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    life experience” (Buchanan et al. 1986, 25). The philosophers seem to believe that if someone is considered a child by the law, then they are not competent to make crucial medical decisions (Buchanan et al. 1986, 25). I however think that child competence should not be determined based on an age threshold, but rather with the same mental evaluation adults go through, because I believe that everyone mentally matures at a different rate depending on life experiences. Just because a child has not…

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    1.0 Introduction The quality of physical education (PE) programs in primary schools over the past two decades has been examined in the literature because of the difficulties classroom teachers experience when teaching PE. This Literature Review will look at the effectiveness of Physical Literacy (PL) and subsequently its relationship with the Long-Term Athlete Development model (LTAD). Since sedentary behaviour has been identified as the fourth leading risk factor for global mortality,…

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    Introduction Rakoczy, Ehrling, Harris, and Schultze 's experiments wanted to evaluate how young children accept advice on topics they have no knowledge in; while how adults make judgements has been well-studied, the way children make judgements has not (Rakoczy et al., 2015, p.71-73). Through these experiments, Rakoczy et al. (2015) wanted to determine whether children actively sought advice from better informed, as adults would; additionally, they wanted to see whether or not children were…

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    The Gallon and Porter Assessment Matrix is a very useful tool to self-evaluate ones abilities and skills as a counselor. Through careful consideration and reflection on the screening, assessment, and treatment planning questionnaire Jocabed found herself realizing the amount of information she had learned through the course and also the limitations or areas of growth. This essay will briefly discuss Jocabed’s Gallon and Porter Assessment Matrix score, her reactions to the score, strengths, areas…

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    Having established one’s own credibility, demonstrated responsibility, and established culture that focuses on results and organizational competence, the leader must ensure that that the right people are in the right role (Collins, 2001). By assessing the availability of roles, and the competencies that are required of each, a leader should make appropriate personnel selections to ensure the…

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