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C.  Topic Background (Approximate Slide 3-4) 1.  Indicate why you chose this topic 2.  Provide any statistical background information with in-text citations 3. Indicate whether there is a gap in the research that you seek to address D. Problem Statement (Approximate Slide 5) 1.  Complete the following statement.  The purpose of this proposed research study…

1. Introduction, including your research question (psychology of serial killers) 2. Brief summary of what you have learned so far about your theoretical perspective in connection to your research question 3. Brief summary regarding what you have learned so far about your research topic from your literature review in connection to your research question 4.…

Once you have completed both self care worksheets, create a 500-word reflective essay on what you have learned from this exercise. This essay must be double-spaced with 1-inch margins and font consistent with APA guidelines. No citations are necessary, as you must provide all content in your own words. This essay should not have a…

15 slides presentation show the chemistry involved in the process, slide on the different methods and the chemistry used please include reference for any picture used

When you have arrived at a design you’re happy with, type up the final draft in a word  doc and submit. The doc should include all steps of the the Phase 3 and Phase 4 guide forms Each step should have its own heading. Relevant information for each step of your  study design should fall beneath the associated heading.…

What are the factors that sustain the professional self? What are the factors that deplete the professional self? Which of these ideas do you already use in your own work? Review this week’s readings before answering. Textbook  Skovholt, T. M., & Trotter-Mathison, M. (2016). The Resilient Practitioner (3rd ed.). Taylor & Francis.

One of the themes of Chapters 7 and 8 is the need to understand the grinding nature of the work and to actively develop resiliency. We use the term “innocence” to describe practitioners’ belief that they can escape burn-out effects without effective self-care efforts. How is your practitioner innocence quotient, your PIQ? How do you…