Whistle-Blowers-Human Resource Management Whistle-Blowers-Human Resource Management The term whistle blower was originated by consumer advocate Ralph Nader to characterize employees who disclosed illegal, immoral, or illegitimate practices by their employers. Since the terror attacks on September 11, 2001, one of the more famous government whistle blowers has been Colleen Rowley, the FBI agent whose letter…
Food Insecurity Vocabulary Trends Paper Food Insecurity Vocabulary Trends Paper Conduct a Walden Library or an Internet search for glossaries on evaluation. You may also use those sources linked in the resource in this week’s Learning Resources. As you locate vocabularies, taxonomies, and glossaries, take note of how they have changed or remained the same…
Discussion: Chronic Disease and Stress Discussion: Chronic Disease and Stress Imagine the added stress caused by a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis or another chronic disease. Chronic disease, by nature, is long-lasting and has a slow progression that can lead to prolonged stress. From a psychoneuroimmunological perspective, there are complex relationships between stress, immunological functioning, and…
Application: Cognitive testing instruments Application: Cognitive testing instruments How might a clinician determine a client’s cognitive abilities or how might a clinician integrate testing data reflecting a client’s cognitive abilities into a therapeutic intervention? Evaluating a test used to measure cognitive ability takes skill to recognize what type of cognitive assessment is most appropriate based…