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Test: MIRBI-2: Mini Inventory of Right Brain Injury- Second Edition Authors: Patricia A. Pimental and Jeffrey A. Knight Test Implications: The MIRBI-2 has 5 implications that test administrators should consider prior to giving the test. The 5 principal uses include identifying adults who have difficulties that are consistent with those who have right hemisphere brain injuries; comparing the current levels of functioning to prior levels of functioning; utilizing Pimental’s RHD classification…

This hypothetical does not remove the examiner from the confines of reality in order to truly examine the base aspects of the thought experiment. A true hypothetical is one where it sets aside the majority of facts concerning a situation and leaves the examiner with only the barest of skeletons to examine morally. “…It is hard to see why it would be helpful to set aside relevant facts about torture…

was also a plastic sandwich bag containing green leafy substance which appeared to be Marijuana. On 1/6/2017 at 1126 hrs, I was dispatched to Harbour Cay located at 12001 Belcher Rd S #32B, Largo FL, 33733, in reference to an check welfare, Upon arrival, I made contact with the complainant, Rebecca Katzman, who advised she hasn’t seen or heard from her son for about 2 days and he is worried for his well fare. Kazman advised her son, David Ellis has not been to work also and he has been…

agencies in the investigation. The publication by the National Research Council, Strengthening Forensic Science in the United States: A Path Forward, the authors suggest that in order “to capitalize on this potential, the forensic science and medical examiner communities must be well interfaced with homeland security efforts, so that they can contribute when needed” (National Research Council, 2009, p. 285). This means local and federal resources working together to solve the crime and bring the…

Visualizers generally concentrate on the medium (online/offline) to present and are more concerned about the visualizations, whereas, there is a large gap in creating trustworthy visualizations and understanding them. Clearly, the visualization is used to make the decision, attain perspective, or gain knowledge and these visualizations are generally implanted in a written material, which is likely to be presented to the audience by the person who prepared the material or downloaded via the…

p. 31). The interest inventory gives the examiner access to information that can not be gleaned through a formal cognitive assessment. An interest inventory gathers information about “students’ background knowledge, interests, and motivations as related to reading” (Flynt & Cooter, 2014, p. 31). It also provides information relating to the students habits at home, background knowledge, and vocabulary understanding. From the results gathered, the examiner (teacher) can then provide age…

Introduction There are many different ways and experiments that can be done to determine how homeostasis can affect the body. Our bodies are forever changing to adjust to our environment. The past few weeks our group has been conducting an experiment on homeostasis and how it effects the body in different situations. Homeostasis refers to the body's ability to physiologically regulate its inner environment to ensure its stability in response to fluctuations in the outside environment…

Interrogation can sometimes be the only way the police can solve a crime. Police have to use the tactics at the right time to have the suspect talk. Many times, the police start by getting to know the suspect. The interrogators learn about the suspect’s family, friends, job and hobbies. Anything the police think might be useful to get to the truth, they find out. The differences every person has are important to know. The uniqueness every person has is important to acknowledge. An interrogator…

range from lab work to counseling. Written communication in forensic nursing in crucial to the patient’s record both medically and legally. Technology allows healthcare authorities and local authorities to communicate. In England, forensics nurse examiners use technology to communicate with the local police departments. Nurse Michelle McTigue explained that “The way that we are set up now means examinations can take place in 60 minutes are receiving a call from the police” (as cited in…

After completing his education, Baden wasted no time getting into the workforce. For 25 years, from 1961 to 1986, Baden worked as a forensic pathologist in New York City. During his time here, he conducted lots of research and advanced many ideas. One study Baden conducted involved the use of seatbelts and their relation to automobile accidents. After his study, he concluded that wearing one’s seatbelt could lower the risk of death in the case of an accident. Another idea Baden is credited…