Initial Interview (Mental Status Exam) Lonna Shelton-Soward Liberty University Project 1: Initial Interview Identifying Information Sienna Jackson-Showers a 20 year old, single female Liberty University student lives resides at 3456 Crystal Ave., Park, MD 20947. Her number is 202-789-5678 or work 301-496-2345. She is a Lifeguard and Child Care Provider at the YMCA. For an emergency contact Ty Mason number 240-789-4857 address 856 Pen Circle, Fredrick, MD 209876. Purpose of Counseling/Presenting
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Combat Medic, Leader, Mother, Wife: Characteristics of ME 17 June 2012 Introduction to Sociology: Sociology 211 Dr. L. Susan Williams Introduction and Definition of Key Terms What is status? In modern society, status is how society decides what pedestal to place you on. Society can also determine your status on your profession. Celebrities, teachers, doctors and lawyers are placed on a high pedestal and held to a higher standard. Garbage men are looked down on and sometimes not even held
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I knew some English word. I can understand some, but when folks started to talk really fast that’s when I started to get confuse and won’t don’t know what they are talking about. I moved in the States when I was 8 years old. My parents divorced and I have to stay with my mom, my dad, however stayed in the Philippines. I’m more of a daddy’s girl than a mommy’s girl, my mom worked a lot so I really don’t know how she is. So when news was broken down to me that I have to go live with my mom in the States
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How does Ali present Nazneen and Chanu’s marriage in the novel Brick Lane? Ali presents Nazneen as an uncritical character at the start of the novel. She is uncritical of her husband, her home and the environment around her. Ali uses the cluttered room where Nazneen lives as a way to show this. It is presented as a metaphor for her marriage and also her state of mind. It becomes even more cluttered over the course of the novel. When she first arrives in England she is proud of everything in her
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our right to choose. What children are exposed to should be the decision of the individual families. Monitoring books for violent and offensive material should be the job of the parents or care givers. Censorship should be the responsibility of no one. Determining whether material is offensive or not is very subjective. What may be considered offensive to one family may not be offensive to another family due to their different life experiences. Starting to label and categorize books as appropriate
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We all have been through it. The change, the very special change, where you get a revelation, and suddenly realize that things are not quite as you expected them to be. The story “Vernissage” is written by Claire Anderson-Wheeler, and is about the main character, Alex, whose parents have a slightly dysfunctional relationship. The story begins in media res, which means there is no introduction. The first scene is when the mother, Frances, is driving Alex, her child, home from school. At home,
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when I think about my dad.He’s gone now. He died last year.Today I was looking at a ring he gave me before he died and I realized the great value it has. It is my most valuable possession because of the great sentimental value it has, because it is a family heirloom and because it is probably the most costly thing I own. The first reason I value the ring is because it has great sentimental value. My dad and I were very close. He was like a friend to me. Lots of people have role models
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What changes have you experienced? Introduction Imagine a person that had to experience a major change during his/her life that concluded in short or long term effects on the individual. For example, death of a person that was close to his/her heart, moving to a different city and/or state, and coping with the changes that one may experience during middle to high school. Previously listed are events that may occur during one’s life, which could develop into an Initiation/Rite of passage story
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Hope is something everyone needs. To be without hope is to have a dismal future. Without hope, there is no light at the end of the tunnel. Hope is something that everyone needs when there is nothing they can do in a seemingly miserable situation. I was placed in this position not too long ago. It was like any other day, I was walking home from school with my siblings. When I entered through the front door, I instantly felt a sense of tension in the air. My mom, older brother, aunt, uncle, and
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Vietnam has a population of 2,000,000 the population is made up of mainly Vietnamese and Ethnic Chinese. Other minorities include Khmer and Cham descendants that lived in central and southern Vietnam before it was conquered by the Vietnamese. There are a few Tribal groups in Vietnam that make up 7 percent of the population. Their ancestors came from other Asian countries and have settled in in Vietnam. The different ethnic groups get along for the most part, but the Vietnamese have hostility towards
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