Assignment 2: Article Critique The practice of quantitative research not only involves statistical calculations and formulas but also involves the understanding of statistical techniques related to real-world applications. You might not become a quantitative researcher nor use statistical methods in your profession but as a consumer, citizen, and scholar-practitioner, it will be important for you to become a critical consumer of research, which will empower you to read, interpret, and evaluate the strength of claims made in scholarly material and daily news. For this Assignment, you will critically evaluate a scholarly article related to factorial ANOVA. To prepare Review the Article Critique Assignment Guide in the Walden Library, listed in the Week 2 Learning Resources. Search the Walden Library for a quantitative article that applies factorial analysis of variance. Note that sometimes these are referred to as “two-way ANOVAs.” The Assignment Write a 2- to 3-page critique of the research you found in the Walden Library that includes responses to the following prompts: Why did the authors select factorial ANOVA in the research? Do you think this test was the most appropriate choice? Why or why not? Did the authors display the results in a figure or table? Does the results table stand alone? In other words, are you able to interpret the study from it? Why or why not?Note ALL AREAS MUST BE CITED AND REFERENCED IN APAI am attaching an example please use an article of your choosing thanks

Why is it important to develop an empathetic relationship with a client with a substance use disorder? How would you challenge behaviors and thoughts that are not recovery promoting and how would you provide information to them relating to substance use disorders and treatment options? Reply to In a study done by Australian students, the concepts of empathy were explored, as well as studying the way that society perceives substance abuse (Shepherd & Pinder, 2012). The goal of this study was for the students to learn how to use empathy, even when they had been raised and studied the stigma of substance abuse, and they did this by doing their own studies and self-directing their learning (Shepherd & Pinder, 2012). This study shows that when a counselor puts aside the stigma of substance abuse and instead develops empathy and approaches a person where they are, the person is more likely to accept change. Part of empathy is unconditional positive regard. Unconditional positive regard states that regardless of what the counselor believes, the counselor shows that they accept the client (Wilkins, 2000). When the counselor uses this approach, it opens the door for the client to trust that the counselor is not against them (Wilkins, 2000). Because of this trust established, the client should be more willing to acknowledge that the counselor is there to help, rather than judge, them. One of the ways that a counselor can challenge a client in their harmful behaviors is by using motivational interviewing (Capuzzi & Stauffer, 2016). It helps the counselor show the client how their behaviors are incorrect, while at the same time, allowing the client to feel comfortable and confident in make a positive change (Capuzzi & Stauffer, 2016). This method has shown to be extremely useful in substance abuse disorders as it can help a client see how their addiction is affecting their personal lives, it can help them seen the need for change, and it can help them plan that change with the support of the counselor (Capuzzi & Stauffer, 2016). Sarah McQueen Counselors who are most effective at connecting with their clients show characteristics of warmth, dependability, consistency, unconditional positive regard, and empathy (Capuzzi, 2016). Empathy, in my opinion, is one of the most important skills that an addiction professional can embody when treating clients with substance use disorder. Clients who are being treated for their substance use have most of the time lost hope, are ashamed, have been isolated by loved ones, outcast by society, and have frankly lost their self-esteem. They can feel alone and like nobody understands them. I can share an example of the importance of empathy in this type of environment; one of the facilities that we work with, recently hired a new tech. The tech was placed in intake, and was not happy about it. This means, that when she is conducting the intake for new clients, that she is cold and not showing any empathy towards the clients; most clients, recently, get through the intake and leave immediately because they do not feel comfortable staying. This is a great example, because I know addicts in treatment could be looking for an excuse to leave and get loaded; it is important that counselors and every professional at every level treat each client with respect, and show empathy towards every client’s unique situation. When I think of behaviors and thoughts that are recovery promoting, I think of all the characteristics of addiction. I think of lying, cheating, stealing, hopelessness, depression, and anger; these behaviors and distorted thought patterns are characteristics of the addiction, not the person. I feel confident that once I challenge the client in the therapeutic relationship to recover from their addiction, the characteristics that were there before will no longer be problematic. I can show the client that once they are off the substance, they will not lie, cheat, steal, or be overwhelmed with a loss of hope. During the therapeutic process, I will collaborate with clients to create treatment plans and set attainable goals. Through this treatment plan, I can provide information regarding outpatient services, self-help groups, 12 step meetings, referrals for psychiatric services, sponsorship, and community resources that can provide support for their sober lifestyle. CM Interview Scenario You are provided with three different scenario’s please choose two and provide a response so that we can get a sample of your writing, as writing is an important part of being a Coordinator of Community Service. Imagine that you are walking down the street and you see a young man who is clearly lost. It is also clear as you get a little closer that this young man has a disability. No one around you is stopping and he is clearly becoming frustrated. You are in a busy area and it does not look like he can cross the street. What would you do? Please write a response to how you would handle this situation. What does the word Disability mean to you? Please provide a detailed response. 3. You are now a seasoned CCS and it’s been a fun weekend, but it is now Monday. You open your laptop and you have 60 new emails, 7 voicemails from the weekend, and you have been informed that one of the individual’s you support now is in crisis. You also have several things due today that you need to submit. Describe how you would handle this situation and prioritize your day. Time management and balance is an essential skill for a CCS so please be detailed.