What legal, scientific, and ethical considerations prevent polygraph examinations from being admissible as direct evidence in court? Critically evaluate the reliability of polygraph results and discuss their potential role in the investigative process beyond courtroom use. Polygraph examinations, often referred to as “lie detector tests,” are not generally admissible as direct evidence in court due … Read more
Capstone Creative Implementation Plan This is the third course where you have been working to define and shape your Capstone Project. You outlined your project in PSY 561, refined it in PSY 562 and received peer feedback on ways you could still improve it earlier in this course. Now, you need to finalize your plan. … Read more
What is the most likely diagnosis for a patient with the following CBC findings? WBC: 8.8 × 103/µl; RBC: 3.01 × 103/µl; Hgb: 10.3 g/dL; Hct: 32.2%; MCV: 74 fL; MCHC: 28.3 g/dL; Plt: 400 × 103/µl; RDW: 18.4%; Reticulocytes: 2.1%. Identify which anemia is the patient experiencing, which tests should be ordered and what … Read more
Agents of Change In this workshop, you will discuss what it means to be an agent of change, but in this assignment, we’ll look at what Scripture says about transformation and your role in supporting change. When I think about being or becoming an agent of change, I think about what is referred to as … Read more
Wheel of Life Assessment Getting Started In Chapter 9 of your textbook, the authors expose you to a common coaching tool called the Wheel of Life. The Wheel of Life is a simple but powerful tool that helps you visualize all the important areas of your life at once. Life coaches and career coaches often … Read more
Energy Drainers – What’s Most Important Getting Started In this workshop, you will learn about keeping first things first so you can be focused, successful, and not distracted by energy drainers. If we review what the Bible has to say about what is most important to God and in life, we’d most likely remind ourselves … Read more
Reporting on Gratitude Delivery Getting Started In Workshop Two, Assignment 2.2, you were to write a letter of gratitude to a living person and then personally deliver it to them by means of face-to-face contact, a phone call, or a virtual contact, such as Facetime or Google Hangouts. The goal was to help you experientially … Read more
Assessing Your First Coaching Session Getting Started In Workshop Three, you conducted your first life coaching session using the questions from your Welcome Packet and the empowering questions you developed reflecting the eight categories. In this assignment, you will do an in-depth analysis of your coaching session using concepts learned earlier in this course. The purpose … Read more
Find the case that is next to the letter that matches your first letter of your last name. Matthew v. Elderidge https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3668695 Now go to that case, read it and become the “expert” on that case for the class. You can also play the video summary and explanation of that case to help you understand it. … Read more
A 47-year-old African-American man presents to your office for a follow-up visit. He was seen 3 weeks ago for an upper respiratory infection and noted incidentally to have a blood pressure of 164/98 mm Hg. He vaguely remembered being told in the past that his blood pressure was “borderline.” He feels fine, has no complaints, … Read more
