Read the “Case Study Analysis.”Write a 1,000-1,500-word analysis of the case study using Freud’s psychoanalytic theory approach. Include the following in your analysis.What will be the goals of counseling and what intervention strategies are used to accomplish those goals?Describe the process of treatment using this theory. This should include a description of the length of treatment, the role of the counselor, and the experience of the client as they work from beginning to termination of therapy.How does this theory address the social and cultural needs of the client? (Cite specific research findings)Describe valuable insights of coming to understand the client’s unconscious world as the counseling process continues.How can a counselor implement Freudian processes in counseling without undue risk to the client or the counseling relationship?Include at least six scholarly references beyond the textbook in your analysis.Each response to the assignment prompts should be addressed under a separate heading in your paper. Refer to "APA Headings and Seriation," located on the Purdue Owl website for help in formatting the headings.Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.You are required to submit this assignment to LopesWrite. Refer to the LopesWrite Technical Support articles for assistance.This assignment is informed by the following CACREP Standard: 2.F.5.a. Theories and models of counseling.

Purpose: For this assignment, you'll explore one of the topics below, comparing and contrasting Shahnameh and Inferno, and present it to your instructor via 8-10 slides and an oral video presentation. This assignment will build your writing, analysis, and both visual and oral presentation skills. You may be able to further flesh out the writing you have already done in discussions towards these goals. If you choose a different topic than the ones on which you have already written, the discussion posts and responses may still be useful and inspiring to you. However, be careful you don't plagiarize your classmates' work. Tasks:First, choose one of the following two topics:Topic #1: Unit 1B's introduction to the Five Great Themes of World Literature states with regard to the hero: "The surest way to understand what a culture of the past most values is to focus on what it considers heroic, in that a culture recognizes its heroes as embodying its most important ideas, the values that are essential." Discuss the diverse values that our two epic heroes, Rustem and Dante, embody. Which values embodied by these epic heroes are endorsed or celebrated by their societies? Are any of their values condemned or rejected by their societies? Illustrate your discussion with specific examples of the heroes' obligations to their societies and what their values reflect about their cultures.One passage you should include in your discussion reflects Dante's feelings at the beginning of his journey:110 I bowed my head and held it low at last 111 the poet said: 'What are your thoughts?' 112 In answer I replied 'Oh, 113 how many sweet thoughts, what great desire 114 have brought them to this woeful pass!' (Canto V).Topic #2: Although two very different literary works, both the Shahnameh and Inferno deal centrally with the existence of human suffering and mortality. Discuss how the two deal with such issues as what causes human suffering;what seems inevitably tragic about human existence;how one should deal with suffering;what one should learn from an understanding of human mortality.One passage you should include part or all of in your presentation is from the section about Saiawush. Rustem loved Saiawush, the son of Kai Kous. The passage says,"By the hairs of his head they dragged him [Saiawush] unto a desert place, and the sword of Gersiwaz was planted in the breast of the royal cedar. But when it was done, and they had severed the head from the trunk, a mighty storm arose over the earth, and the heavens were darkened (Saiawush).From the Shahnameh, your presentation will probably focus on Rustem, Sohrab, and/or Saiawush; for Dante, you have many options, but the following characters and their sad stories make especially good choices for the subject (but you can choose others if you wish; just one will do): Virgil, Francesca, Pier della Vigna, Brunetto Latini, Guido de Montefeltro.Second, create a slide presentation of your argument. Include both text and images that illustrate and enhance the points you are making. Use the following as an outline of what to include:Explain the general topic and relevant themes (e.g. heroes, suffering) and any relevant terms for that topic (suggested 2-3 slides).Apply that topic to both Shahnameh and to Inferno. Give specific examples and quotes from the texts to illustrate your points (suggested 5-7 slides).Your final slide should be your Works Cited slide, with both texts in MLA format. Check the Building a Great Presentation page and accompanying links in the How to Succeed in this Course module for more assistance. Make sure you save time to submit your draft to Tutor.com via the free Tutoring Services link for helpful feedback before the due date. Third, and finally: you'll practice presenting this information, then record yourself through the assignment drop-box and upload the recording along with your slides. IMPORTANT: to record your video directly within the assignment, first click "add attachment," then "record video" to record directly from your computer's webcam. Note you will need to make sure your browser allows GoView access to record video. You can also record yourself using your phone's camera and upload the video recording as an attachment.You'll be graded on your ability to explain and analyze your topic through both your slides and your oral presentation, as well as your effective use of visuals and your MLA formatting. Familiarize yourself with the criteria below and the grading requirements by going under Assessments/Rubrics in your navbar to the Unit 5 Presentation Rubric SP21. Criteria on which you will be graded:Your compare/contrast arguments are thoughtfulYour slides and your oral presentation are well-organizedYour analysis is specific and originalYour effective use of both language and visualsYour quotations and Works Cited are correctly formatted in MLA stylehttps://dante.princeton.edu/cgi-bin/dante/campuscg... This is the link for the story the Inferno

Option #1: Why Does Credible Authority Matter in the Research Process? Working from the two information sources on your research question that you formulated in our discussion this week, continue your research with two more additional references that you believe have scholarly credibility. Drawing on the skills you have cultivated from our discussion board and from the interactive lecture, especially the section on how to evaluate authority and why it is important, address the following: Cite the source in correct APA format and summarize the main ideas or claims of each reference. Apply the criteria for evaluating credibility / authority (author, accuracy, currency, relevance, audience, and purpose) discussed in this module to your additional examples. More specifically determining the viability and credibility of each example, look closely at the markers we have studied this week. What is the expertise of each author? What are their qualifications on the topic? Briefly compare and contrast the two sources according to their respective authority. How does the information compare? Is one source more credible than the other? What further questions do you have? What have you learned? Has your research question become more focused? How has it changed? Previous question I proposed and researched was: WHO IS ODIN? Here is the other needed sources it talks about I used previously.  1. Who was Odin? 2. Burge, K. (2005). Old Norse Myths, Literature and Society. Parergon, 22(2), 204-206. and as a secondary source I chose (2018, July 31). Retrieved January 16, 2020, from  I used a book and a video.