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    behavioural/learning difficulties. It is thought that children who come from poor or deprived backgrounds are less likely to achieve at school. They may suffer from poor health due to the lack of good food or nutrition and have limited means of medical care/attention and medicines.…

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    Reflection I found it extremely helpful to be able to sit down with an experienced and knowledgeable BCBA and find out more exactly of what the job entails, and its day to day duties. It was important to gain this insight, as we can only learn so much in our academic studies. At the end of the day being a behavior analyst is to be part of a group of individuals committed to the higher purpose of bringing benefits to others, and they are the only ones who have been through what myself and my…

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    time, I was evaluated and diagnosed with a depressive disorder. Due to this diagnosis, I received mental health services in addition to participating in the rehabilitation program for substance abuse. As I progressed through the 6-month program, a medical professional determined I had a progressive form of bilateral hearing loss for which I also received treatment. Meeting these challenges gave me a sense of purpose and clear vocational…

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    for the family while still respecting that they have the most knowledge about how to help their own family system. The greatest personal bias is concern about having Ishaar in the home around a sister with special needs. I have worked with the disability population for several years, and her complete lack of ability to protect herself concerns me, almost as much as Ishaar’s active physical aggression towards his mother and his younger sister. While he make very serious threats to their…

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    Firstly, Kumsa, Mfoafo-M’carthy, Oba and Gaasim (2014) put forth anti-Black racism as the type of racism directed against blacks (A-BR) to demonstrate how the Black community experiences the wounds of systemic discrimination as primary targets of racism (p.22). The authors use Funke’s Story: I am a Black Mother to connote the realties of fear and anxiety Black mothers experience every time their Black children walk out the door. This distress is a correlation of how societal structures survey…

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    community. The key to discovering the best volunteer opportunities is to look at your talents and interests. For example, if you enjoy sports, you may want to consider volunteering through the Special Olympics. You can be a coach or official. If you have medical training, you can…

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    prematurely is one that, mostly, people with depression have. However, no degree of depression treatment can change the circumstances of a patient’s condition. A terminal illness is always terminal and there is no viable escape from it . The advancement in medical technology leads to people living longer and this very fact can make someone suffer for long periods of time due to illnesses and unfortunately this means a slow and suffering death. In circumstances like this, assisted suicide can be…

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    “PTSD can be found alone, but it is commonly mixed with clinical depression, in which case the individual is likely to experience more distress and disability, and the outcome for recovery is likely to be worse” (Hossain, et al 2446). PTSD is followed by depression, causing one thing to lead to another. These mental illnesses can become hard to get rid of, the women can not just get rid of the memory…

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    adjusting newly introduced illnesses and diseases. With the help of the Affordable Care Act, parents are now able to get their children vaccinated without worrying about the cost (CDC, 2014). Along with the coverage of the Affordable Care Act, most medical insurance policies cover the cost of immunizations and vaccinations as a requirement (Immunization Action Coalition, 2015). Even if you don’t have insurance, government-sponsored programs like Vaccines for Children, free clinics, and free…

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    Synthesis Essay – Cesar Chavez MSgt Michael R. Chacon Air Force Noncommissioned Officer Academy Cesar Chavez When you hear the phrase “Hope and change” who comes to mind? What about “It is not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country?” Finally, who do you think of when you hear “Si Se Puede?” Spanish for “Yes, it can be done,” the phrase is attributed to the Visionary and Ethical Leader, Cesar Chavez. Through his transformational leadership and inspirational…

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