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# Evidence-based assessment/Vignettes

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These pages contain clinical vignettes and worked examples of applying EBA techniques to cases. The names and some details have been changed to protect confidentiality, but the vignettes are all based on real people unless otherwise noted.
| Name | Demography | Presenting Problem | Diagnoses | Probability & Bayes | Cognitive-Achievement | Clinical Sig |
| Arlene | 16 year old, Hispanic female | Stress, suicide attempt, family conflict | MDD, ADD-Inattentive | Yes, ASEBA | -- | TBA |
| Christopher | 14 year old, White male | Behavior change, missing school | Bipolar I | Yes, ASEBA | -- | TBA |
| Deshawn | 7 year old, African American male | Aggression, mood & hyper | Cyclothymia | Yes, ASEBA | -- | TBA |
| Jay | 22 year old, White male undergraduate | Stress, poor grades, attention problems | ADHD | No | Yes, WJ | TBA |
| Lea | 18 year old, White female | Stress, grades | Bipolar II, Substance | Yes, ASEBA+ | Yes | TBA |
| Tamika | 11 year old, African American female | Aggression, moodiness | PTSD | Yes, ASEBA | -- | TBA |
| Ty | 12 year old, Korean American male | | | Yes, ASEBA | | TBA |
| Hannah Baker | 17 year old, White female | Bullied, suicidal, depressed, sexually assaulted, family and friend conflicts. (13 Reasons Why Character) | MDD | HAM-D, MADRS | -- | TBA |
# Digital Media Concepts/Rayman
## Rayman Origins (Game)
### Plot

Rayman and his friends were having a good nap along with the Bubble Dreamer, creator of the universe. Unfortunately, their collective snoring disturbs an old lady from the Land of the Livid Dead, who sends monsters and Darktoons to capture and imprison the Electoons and the Nymph sisters. This causes the Bubble Dreamer to have nightmares, which threatens the stability of the world. It’s up to Rayman and his friends, Globox, and some Teensy, with help from the Magician, to rescue the Lums and Nymphs and save the Glade of Dreams. Rayman and company eventually fight their way throughout the Glade to where it is revealed that the Magician has been using the rescued Lums to power his dark city of Moody Clouds. After defeating the Magician and re-rescuing the Lums, Rayman and the gang decide to take a nap.

### Gameplay

Rayman Origins is a 2D side-scrolling platformer, like the first Rayman game, with some action and adventure and fantasy elements mixed in. The player can choose between playing as Rayman, Gloxbox or some Teensys, and they can choose between single-player or Co-Op. Actual gameplay focuses on jumping, climbing, gliding and slapping (attacking) through obstacles and enemies in the player’s way throughout different levels. The main goal of each level is collect Lums and rescue the Electoons at the end of the level (as a bonus there are hidden Electoons in the level that the player can also rescue). Progressing through the game will unlock new areas in the Glade, which will hold new levels. There are a total of six areas, each with about five to eight levels, and one bonus area.

### Development

Rayman Origins was developed by Ubisoft Montpellier and published by Ubisoft for multiple consoles. During the development of Beyond Good and Evil 2, the developers were experimenting with a modern 2D engine. The team of artist under creative director Michel Ancel, the lead designer of the original Rayman, decide to halt the work on the 3D BG&E in favor of a new 2D game: Rayman Origins.
# Reuben Holmes (r.h. Sin)
## About

Reuben Holmes, also known as r.h. Sin (pen name), is an author living in New York who writes poetry. He was born in New Brunswick, New Jersey on March 22, 1989. He began life there, but grew up in public housing in Florida after his parents split up. “Sin comes from a place where life of pain is the norm and destruction is a constant.” reads his biography on Amazon, although with time his life has been looking up.

## Education

Reuben Holmes decided not to go to college because he remembers how his friends were trapped with student debts and how their jos weren’t helping them pay the debts off, and so he ended up taking a job as a teenager at his local Target store.

## Career

In 2014 he started writing epigrams and short, satirical poems made specially for social media. He posted some of his work on Twitter and learned how to “say less but make a point using 140 characters.” “I was with someone that didn’t love me,” Holmes said. That relationship is what his ammunition was for his writing. His goal is to write 7,222 words per day.

## Life

In 2014 he received a DM through Instagram from a poet named Samantha King who wanted to share a poem that he inspired her to write. They talked through Instagram DMs that entire night, exchanged numbers, and even started to talk on the phone and Skype. “I had fallen in love, unexpectedly, with a familiar stranger,” Holmes said. King felt the same way. Holmes described King as “the type of woman you go to war beside.” King had been living in New York, and later in May of that same year, Holmes did too. He got engaged to Samantha King in 2017.

## Publications

Reuben Holmes wrote his first book, “Whiskey Words & a Shovel”, in 2015. Later in 2016 he wrote the second book, “Whiskey Words & a Shovel 2,”, and then the third book, “Whiskey Words & a Shovel 3,” in 2017. These were his most famous poetry books. He also wrote many others like “Rest in the Mourning” in 2016, “Algedonic” in 2017, “Planting Gardens in Graves” in 2018, etc. His most recent book, “Empty Bottles Full of Stories,” will be published in 2019.
# Digital Media Concepts/Regions of San Jose, California

San Jose is a city in the northern part of California. Founded on November 29, 1777, as El Pueblo de San Jose de Guadalupe, San José was California’s first civilian settlement. With the booming tech industry in the 1990s, San José earned its moniker as the Capital of Silicon Valley. With more than one million residents, San José is the largest city in Northern California and the 10th largest city in the United States. San Jose is comprised of its three main regions: North, East and West San Jose.

## North San Jose

North San Jose is the northern region of San Jose, California. It is mainly known to be the home to the major 6,600 plus tech companies such as Samsung, Cisco, and PayPal.
It is also the home of the Avaya Stadium, which is the home of the Major League Soccer team San Jose Earthquakes. The stadium was officially opened on February 27, 2015, and has the capacity of holding an approximate of 18,000 people. Also located in North San Jose is the Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport.
The population of North San Jose is approximately 22,291 people. The median age of that region is 31 years old. The majority race living there are Asians which is 46%, followed by Caucasians of 32%. The median household income is $95,700. The highest income is $228,900, while the lowest is $50,300. There has been an estimated total reported crime of 4,879. The 91% (4,435) being property crime and the rest of 9% (444) as violent crimes.

## East San Jose

East San Jose is the eastern region of San Jose, California. East San Jose was laid out in 1868 and incor­porated in 1906 in hopes of being a temperance community. The first expansion of the city boundaries to incorporate adjacent residential areas was the annexation of the Gardiner district on the west and the town of East San Jose in 1911.
The population of East San Jose is approximately 111,160 people. The median age of that region is 35 years old. The majority race living there are Hispanics which is 55.1% followed by Asians which is 33.9%. The median household income is $74,000, The highest income is $201,400 and the lowest is $34,000.
There has been an estimated total reported crime of about 2,863. 83% (2,396) being property crime and 17% (467) as violent crimes.

## West San Jose

West San Jose is the western region of San Jose, California. It is home to arguably San Jose's most famous landmark, the Winchester Mystery House.
The population of West San Jose is approximately 95,361 people. The median age is 40 years old. The majority race living there are Asians which is 40.2% followed by Caucasians which is 32.9%. The median household income is $104,600. The highest income is $244,600 and the lowest is $44,000.
There has been an estimated total reported crime of about 1,758. 88% (1544) being property crime and 12% (214) of violent crimes.
# Federal Writers' Project – Life Histories/2020/Summer II/Section 09

This project is associated with English 105.09 at the University of North Carolina.

## Project

Students in the course have studied the Federal Writers' Project Papers at UNC's Wilson Library. Each student has chosen an individual to research and record on our class website.

## Life Histories

Special:Prefixindex/Federal Writers' Project – Life Histories/2020/Summer II/Section 09/
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# Introduction to psychology/Psy102/Assessment/Quizzes
### Quizzes

* Weighting: The quizzes are worth 10% of your final mark. Your best five quiz scores will each count for 2% (i.e., your worst quiz score is dropped). Non-completed quizzes will get 0.
* Schedule: There will be 6 x 10 minute fortnightly online Moodle quizzes (available in Weeks 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 11-12, 13-14, and 15-16).
* Quiz content: Each quiz will:
** Assess knowledge of content covered in the preceding fortnight's lectures, tutorials, and readings.
** Consist of approx. 10 questions randomly selected from a larger test bank.
** Have a 10 minute time limit.
** Be available for a fortnight (Sunday midnight to Sunday midnight).
** Allow one attempt per student.
* Practice quizzes: See MyPsychLab.
* Extensions None available.

#### Online fortnightly quiz schedule
## Quiz 1

* Lecture 1: Introduction and overview
* Lecture 2: Intercultural and indigenous psychology
* Reading: Article
* Tutorial 1: Consciousness and learning

## Quiz 6

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# Introduction to psychology/Psy102/Lectures
## Psy102 lectures
### Overview

* There were 11 x 2 hour lectures held at the University of Canberra, Semester 2, 2009.
* Lectures were presented by James Neill and a variety of guest lecturers from the Centre for Applied Psychology, University of Canberra.
* Lectures were largely based around corresponding chapter readings from the Gerrig et al. (2008) textbook.
* Some of the slides and handouts are available via the links to the lecture pages.
* Video and audio was streamed and recorded and was available to University of Canberra students. Lecture recordings by James Neill can be made available by request.
# Introduction to psychology/Psy102/Lectures/Intelligence and intelligence assessment

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# Introduction to psychology/Psy102/Lectures/Intercultural and indigenous psychology
## Lecture: Intercultural and indigenous psychology

A guest lecturer presented about intercultural psycholology and Indigenous Australian psychology for Psychology 102, 2009.
# Introduction to psychology/Psy102/Lectures/Introduction and overview
## Lecture: Introduction and overview

Dr. James Neill presented the initial lecture in 2009 to introduce the Psychology 102 unit, describe the assessment, and to briefly introduce the topic of psychology and the lectures and topics to be covered.
See also:
* View slides on slideshare
* Moodle
# Introduction to psychology/Psy102/Feedback
## Good

* The students liked the fun games and activities in the tutorial.

## Improvements

* Wanted more theory in the tutorial.
* The students wanted weekly questions or questions that they could use to help them study.
# Introduction to psychology/Psy102/Help-Support
### Help/Support

For learning support, contact James Neill and/or post to the unit's talk pages.
# Introduction to psychology/Psy102/Lectures/Cognitive processes

See this lecture on Moodle

## Outline

* Studying cognition
** Cognitive psychology and cognitive science
** Discovering the processes of mind
** Mental processes and mental resources
* Language use
** Language production
** Language understanding
** Language and evolution
** Language, thought, and culture
* Visual cognition
** Using visual representations
** Combining verbal and visual representations
* Problem solving and reasoning
** Problem solving
** Deductive reasoning
** Inductive reasoning
* Judgment and decision making
** Heuristics and judgment
** The psychology of decision making

## Objectives

* Difference between serial and parallel processes
* Automatic and controlled processes
* Grice’s maxims for language production
* Forms of ambiguity in language comprehension
* Inference in the cognitive processing of language
* Dual-coding – combining verbal and visual representations
* “Problem space,” and its relationship to problem solving
* Problem-solving skills and techniques to improve them
* Deductive reasoning and inductive reasoning
* Heuristics in judgments and decision making
* Framing and decision making
# Introduction to psychology/Psy102/Assessment/Exam
### Exam

* Weighting: The final exam for is worth 45% of your final mark for this unit.
* The final exam will take place Wed 18 Nov 2-4pm (Gym)
* The exam will assess knowledge of the lectures, tutorials, and associated reading content from the entire unit.
* No materials (books, notes and calculators) will be allowed - however, a general English language or foreign dictionary is permitted (Unannotated Non-Electronic Dictionary (English/Foreign)), plus please bring your student ID card, several pencils, an eraser, and a sharpener.
* The exam will consist of 100 multiple-choice questions (in 2 hours).
* Practice exam questions are available at the end of each chapter in the Gerrig et al. (2008) textbook, MyPsychLab and the six fortnightly quizzes.
* Requests for deferment should be directed to the examinations office.
* Further details about the exam were provided during the final lecture and on Moodle
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# Introduction to psychology/Psy102/Evaluation

* http://learnonline.canberra.edu.au/mod/ouwiki/view.php?id=175019
* Unit satisfaction survey
* Open ended comments
# Forms of Short-term Financing/Forfaiting

| Unit 7.1-Forms of Short-term Financing | Introduction | Preparing to Borrow | Vendor Financing | Documentary Collections | Bank Check | Personal Resources | Bank Financing | Export Credit Insurance | Guarantees | Ex-Im Bank Financing | SBA | Equity Investment | Earnings Requirments | Working Capital | Collateral | Resource Management | Primary Differences | Factoring | Forfaiting | Summary | Resources | Activities | Assessment Return to Trade Finance Module 7: Short-term Financing |

## Forfaiting

Forfaiting is defined as the discounting of medium–term promissory notes or drafts issued by a foreign buyer. Banks forfait larger transactions over a longer period of time. These transactions are backed by the maturing promissory notes. Banks also prefer that the drafts or promissory notes be avalized by the issuing bank, thus providing a guarantee from the avalizing bank. The benefit to the importer is the receipt of a discounted cash payment for the sale with the bank assuming responsibility for the collection of the promissory notes or drafts. Forfaiting is mainly used to finance equipment and relates to specific transactions.
# Forms of Short-term Financing/Other Guarantees Linked with an Export Product

| Unit 7.1-Forms of Short-term Financing | Introduction | Preparing to Borrow | Vendor Financing | Documentary Collections | Bank Check | Personal Resources | Bank Financing | Export Credit Insurance | Guarantees | Ex-Im Bank Financing | SBA | Equity Investment | Earnings Requirments | Working Capital | Collateral | Resource Management | Primary Differences | Factoring | Forfaiting | Summary | Resources | Activities | Assessment Return to Trade Finance Module 7: Short-term Financing |

## Other Guarantees Linked with an Exported Product

The export insurer provides other types of insurance:
* A global insurance for corporations having subsidiaries abroad. For companies trading internationally, there is a growing trend for overseas sales to be made not from the head office but through a local subsidiary. The export credit insurer may offer a comprehensive and flexible credit risk management service by providing, through their international network, a cover concerning the local sales of the subsidiaries as well as the head office exports sales.
* Manufacturing risk guarantee or work in progress. The insurer can provide a guarantee concerning the goods when they are at the stage of being manufactured. This guarantee protects the exporter against the risk of bankruptcy of the importer or against political/economic risk during the time of manufacturing (before completion and the sale).
* Bid bonds or performance bonds or advance payments, or retention bonds or guarantees. These guarantee to protect the exporter against any unfair first demand call on those bonds.
* Goods exposed in foreign political upheaval are guaranteed against the political or catastrophic risk for a maximum of six months.
* Goods in a consignment stock could be insured for a period of 12 months.
* Export insurance could be extended as well to the exporter abroad on his behalf. The guarantee is applicable on the final buyer risk.
* Protection of the investment abroad. A corporation can insure its new production unit in a foreign country against the political cause of loss: expropriation, war, non-transfer.
* Other coverage, such as, supplier default, breach of contracts, trade fair insurance, etc.
# Forms of Short-term Financing/Preparing to Borrow Needed Funds

| Unit 7.1-Forms of Short-term Financing | Introduction | Preparing to Borrow | Vendor Financing | Documentary Collections | Bank Check | Personal Resources | Bank Financing | Export Credit Insurance | Guarantees | Ex-Im Bank Financing | SBA | Equity Investment | Earnings Requirments | Working Capital | Collateral | Resource Management | Primary Differences | Factoring | Forfaiting | Summary | Resources | Activities | Assessment Return to Trade Finance Module 7: Short-term Financing |

## Preparing to Borrow Needed Funds

Financial statements must be available for internal and external purposes. The financial statements represent the company and tell the story of its history to others. Companies with good financial statements have a better chance of getting credit from all available sources. The better the financial statements are, the lower the credit risk is, creating more favorable financing options for a buyer. To qualify for any financing option, a buyer will need to meet the requirements of the funding provider. The company’s financial plan determines what options will be available. Thus understanding and properly preparing a good financial plan is primary. It is not essential to understand a balance sheet in its entirety, but it does help to have an understanding of the relationships between some of the items listed on the balance sheet and income statement since lenders look very carefully at these relationships. The key matter is the relationship of the accounts receivable to sales and the transition to cash:
* Accounts receivable are a desirable asset. Banks and factors scrutinize these because accounts receivable provide collateral for the basis of a loan.
* Sales are the outcome of extending payment terms which then create accounts receivable.
* Inventory is decreased, and cost of sales is increased.
* Cash is generated when a buyer pays the obligation (accounts receivable).
* Sales are the primary goal, and profits are the desired end results.
The end result of the difference between sales and cost of sales is loss/ profit that flows into the company (debit if loss, credit if profit).
# Forms of Short-term Financing/Primary Difference Between Ex-Im Bank and the SBA

| Unit 7.1-Forms of Short-term Financing | Introduction | Preparing to Borrow | Vendor Financing | Documentary Collections | Bank Check | Personal Resources | Bank Financing | Export Credit Insurance | Guarantees | Ex-Im Bank Financing | SBA | Equity Investment | Earnings Requirments | Working Capital | Collateral | Resource Management | Primary Differences | Factoring | Forfaiting | Summary | Resources | Activities | Assessment Return to Trade Finance Module 7: Short-term Financing |

## Primary Difference Between Ex-Im Bank and the SBA

The Ex-Im Bank program offers exporters more flexibility and a desire to see that businesses in the US create jobs and increase exports. They also offer short, medium, and long-term guarantee insurance and direct loan programs. The SBA generally works with small businesses, while Ex-Im Bank involves itself with Fortune 500 companies and larger.
The SBA defines a small business as one that is independently-owned and operated and not dominant in its field. A small business must also meet the employment or sales standards developed by the Small Business Administration based on the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS).
# Forms of Short-term Financing/Personal Resources

| Unit 7.1-Forms of Short-term Financing | Introduction | Preparing to Borrow | Vendor Financing | Documentary Collections | Bank Check | Personal Resources | Bank Financing | Export Credit Insurance | Guarantees | Ex-Im Bank Financing | SBA | Equity Investment | Earnings Requirments | Working Capital | Collateral | Resource Management | Primary Differences | Factoring | Forfaiting | Summary | Resources | Activities | Assessment Return to Trade Finance Module 7: Short-term Financing |

## Personal Resources

Startup companies have difficulty raising money until some performance history is created. Prior to the establishment of solid financial data, a startup is dependent upon the personal resources of the owner or investors in the company. Private investors expect to have a return on their investment and the ability to sell that investment at a future date. The owners raising capital from private investors give up a portion of their business in the form of an equity interest to the investor, which dilutes the holdings of the existing owner(s) of the company. Banks always expect owners and investors to step in with additional funding first before increasing credit lines in emergency situations.
# Forms of Short-term Financing/Resource Management

| Unit 7.1-Forms of Short-term Financing | Introduction | Preparing to Borrow | Vendor Financing | Documentary Collections | Bank Check | Personal Resources | Bank Financing | Export Credit Insurance | Guarantees | Ex-Im Bank Financing | SBA | Equity Investment | Earnings Requirments | Working Capital | Collateral | Resource Management | Primary Differences | Factoring | Forfaiting | Summary | Resources | Activities | Assessment Return to Trade Finance Module 7: Short-term Financing |

## Resource Management

The ability of company officers to manage the resources of the business, sometimes referred to as character, is a prime consideration when determining whether or not a loan will be made. Managerial capacity is an important factor involving education, experience and motivation. A proven positive ability to manage resources is also a large consideration.