Please read the paper Carefully, all the description written in the attached document. The length of the assignment is 3000 words. If you exceed the word count in excess of 10% marks will be deducted, so please be in that range.

Please read the paper Carefully, all the description written in the attached document. The length of the assignment is 3000 words. If you exceed the word count in excess of 10% marks will be deducted, so please be in that range.

Discuss latest research findings associated with the disorder (locate 5 peer reviewed journal articles that are relevant to your clients problems) and a forensic population and incorporate these into the assignment;

choose one of the following movies from the list below. Decide on one of the characters (preferably one struggling with difficulties acting out sexually such as offending or other problematic sexual behaviors) Movie choices The Accused (1988); Dolores Claiborne (1995); Happiness (1998); L.I.E. (2001); Talk to Her (2001); In the Cat (2003); Monster (2003); Capturing the Friedmans (2003); Mystic River (2003); The Woodsman (2004); Bad Education (2004); Crash (2004); Basic Instinct; Hard Candy (2005); The Summer of 42 Consider the following for that character: a) Likely etiology of the sexual acting out behavior b) Sexual offender typology that you believe fit this particular offender c) Other clinically relevant information what else might be going on with this offender? Other treatment issues or considerations that may be relevant to the deviant sexual behavior? d) What risk factors would need to be considered? f) Discuss intervention strategies and evidence based practices that would likely be most helpful given the difficulties the client is presenting with as well as the forensic component. Develop a presentation with your findings using PowerPoint; Your project should be professional level quality, have a presentation style that is engaging and include each of the required sections. References should be included and be APA format. This assignment is linked to the following learning outcomes: Demonstrate an in-depth understanding of sexual offending across the developmental lifespan. Select screening and intervention practices appropriate for clients with a history of sexually offending. Identify risk and protective factors associated with sexual offending. Interpret the role of co-occurring disorders and cognitive impairments in sexually offending. Examine the impact of offender registration, civil commitment, and community notification on sex offenders in the community. Analyze and evaluate research findings in sexual offending.
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The Storytelling of the Old Masters (paintings) in the 21st century: how to interpret the histories of the paintings through the sense of smell and aesthetic design practice.

Research title/question: The Storytelling of the Old Masters (paintings) in the 21st century: how to interpret the histories of the paintings through the sense of smell and aesthetic design practice. Practice-based research. Short background description: It has been observed that the Old Masters appear no longer to be appreciated by the masses, as in general people do not have the knowledge of the different works historical contexts. Hence, it can be argued that this has resulted in a lack of appreciation of the older masterpieces, their loss of relevance to daily lives and a marked downfall in sales. However, without the Old Masters, Contemporary Art may well not be in existence. The Old Masters form a framework of study within art education and act as an integral element within the art world. Research in this field has not yet arrived at a conclusive understanding of how aesthetic (communication) design might be usefully employed to communicate and educate the existing communities of arts enthusiasts and collectors. Thus it is argued that there is a significant scope for this line of enquiry to be developed within both research and design contexts. Key subject areas: Communication design and History of Art. To use elements of other disciplines, including chemistry, curation and museology. Please make sure the terminology for ‘The Old Masters’ and ‘aesthetic design’ is included and discussed within the proposal, as it form an integral point for the research. Note: the term ‘Old Masters’ is currently referred as the paintings of the Masters from 13th century – 18th century. Please do emphasise on this. Due to the topic being a little broad, there will be a particular focus on the 18th century – Rococo Art Movement, where by paintings by Thomas Gainsborough and Joshua Reynolds will be examined and analysed, to uncover the reasons behind the paintings and the stories that they tell. Then these histories (historical contexts) will be interpreted through smells and (aesthetic) design. The study poses the question of how smell and aesthetic design can be harnessed to educate the audiences about history of art in a museum setting and / or a gallery space. The study of semiotics may apply for the method of observing and analysing paintings. (the sign/signifier/signified – connotation/denotation). Further sub research questions may apply such as: 1. What were the aesthetic goals, movements and technical practices of the 18th century artists? 2. What possibilities does smell offers for use in old master paintings? How does interpreting narratives through the sense of smell impact on design thinking, processes and method? (eg. What skill sets are required, what knowledge-base does one have to draw upon etc). 3. How can smells be used and the problems one may encounter when working with them? (ie. environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, and materials. Social aspects, cultural habits and psychological connotations). The main categories which need to be included within the research proposal are as follows: Title / Question, Research Statement, Research Context, Aims and Objectives, Research Questions, Research Methods, Significance of Research, Bibliography. The researcher is welcome to suggest and include key references for the research proposal/topic. Suggested references: The Museum of the Senses. Experiencing Art and Collections by Constance Classen. Old Masters in New Interpretations by Anna Kwiatkowska. How to read paintings. A crash course in meaning and method by Liz Rideal. Ways of Seeing by John Berger. About Looking by John Berger. The Manchester Art Treasures Exhibition of 1857: Entrepreneurs, Connoisseurs and the Public by Elizabeth Pergam. Museum bodies: The politics and practices of visiting and viewing by Helen Rees Leahy. Please find the link to my blog here, consisting of a collective of potential case studies to possibly be referenced within the proposal: https://thestorytellingoftheoldmasters.tumblr.com Please do feel free to ask further questions. Many thanks.
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Describe the growth and developmental tasks that were displayed by the child you interacted with in this setting (Erikson, Piaget and Freud). Were these tasks age appropriate? Did you assess any developmental challenges in the client that you interacted with? How were they dealt with (by you and by the health care team)?

2. Describe how the facility addresses health promotion and disease prevention. How do these actions affect primary health care? 3. What impact does the facility have on the three levels of prevention in community health (primary, secondary, tertiary levels of prevention)? 4. Describe the members of the health care team in this setting. Define their roles and interactions that were evident. 5. Were there any cultural issues that are prevalent within the community setting? If so, were these issues addressed accordingly by the facility? Briefly discuss how you integrated or applied multicultural care and sensitivity within this community clinical setting. 6. Identify two basic ethical principles applicable to this clinical setting. Explain why you chose these particular principles. Describe each ethical principle and how it was evident. 7. Identify two pediatric focused objectives from Healthy People 2020 and how they were addressed at this clinical site.
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‘There is no such thing as 100% security’. Critically discuss the limits of intelligence as a solution to security problems

Write a MA level 5000 word essay illustrating your analytical abilities, using the question below: “There is no such thing as 100% security. Critically discuss the limits of intelligence as a solution to security problems.” Care should be taken to answer the question as it is set, and no amendment should be made to the format of the question. The essay plan which was previously completed – and received feedback on the same,

evaluate the Irish investment project on behalf of Organic Farm Foods plc and advise the firm on whether the project is viable on a financial basis. Also, advise the firm on the potential impact of foreign exchange risk on the project and evaluate the alternatives for financing the project.

evaluate the Irish investment project on behalf of Organic Farm Foods plc and advise the firm on whether the project is viable on a financial basis. Also, advise the firm on the potential impact of foreign exchange risk on the project and evaluate the alternatives for financing the project.

identify the theme which is the struggle for civil rights and explain the theme beginning with reconstruction to the present day, The second part of the prompt is asking the question how did African Americans pursue freedom after reconstruction which was through the NAACP.

Please explain how that organization fought the separate but equal doctrine in Public school education. What did Thurgood Marshall do to resist oppression in public school education? Using the textbook “The African-American odyssey,7e,volume 2 by Darlene Clark Hine, William C. Hine, and Stanely Harrold

Write a reflection on the relation between Race, Prison Industrial Complex, and Mass Incarceration using these sources: John Oliver’s show, Mass Incarceration in the U.S., Meet the Prison Profiteers

Write a reflection on the relation between Race, Prison Industrial Complex, and Mass Incarceration using these sources: John Oliver’s show, Mass Incarceration in the U.S., Meet the Prison Profiteers (watch all short videos), and Michel Alexander’s speech.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQ6H-Mz6hgw


https://www.aclu.org/issues/smart-justice/meet-prison-profiteers?redirect=feature/meet-prison-profiteers