According to this week’s materials, what are the controversies surrounding the Bering Strait Theory? In contrast, what are the current scientific perspectives on the Bering Strait Theory? Why are all perspectives important to consider?2. Compare/contrast the authors’ arguments in the “Native Americans Call for Rethink of Bering Strait Theory” article and the “Other Migration Theories” article. What was each author’s overall argument? What types of evidence did each author use to support their argument?3. According to this week’s materials, what is the significance of creation stories? How does the topic of creation stories connect to our materials on the Bering Strait Theory?4. How do this week’s materials serve as an example of our key term “historical thinking”? What other key term from Module 2 can this week’s materials connect to?5. How do this week’s materials relate to the “Danger of a Single Story? Feel free to also share any overall thoughts/reactions/reflections to conclude here. watch the video below it is 2 minutesyt_Jb5GKmEcJcw

This assignment requires you to read the scenario below, and then provide competence-based recommendations. Denise's parents have come to you to help them determine the best treatment for their daughter. She is having difficulty in school academically, behaviorally, and socially. Her parents are confused. Like many other parents, they have consulted with therapists and psychologists, and have read books by so-called experts for their opinion regarding treatment for a disorder. As an expert, Denise's parents expect you to help them sort out the recommendations. Some recommendations are easy to ethically support. For example, Denise's teacher recommends that she receive 1-2 hours in math tutoring each week until the end of the term. Now Denise's parents are asking your opinion on neurofeedback for her possible ADHD symptoms or for medication for the same disorder. The child's physician is recommending exposure therapy to reduce her anxiety--specifically her fear of the neighbors' dogs. Denise's school counselor is recommending Martial Arts to increase her self-esteem. The family chiropractor is recommending the Feingold Diet to increase her focus. When the parents approach you for your advice and opinion, you feel that you cannot just refuse them. Now, develop a table that offers your competence-based recommendations. These recommendations will include information needed to evaluate an expert's opinion regarding each of the five recommended techniques. As an ethical practitioner, who values competence, you should complete this table before offering an opinion.  The research does not have to be extensive, but you should RELY ON ON PEER-REVIEWED STUDIES. Here is a sample table for you to consider. Upon completion of your chart, make your final recommendation to the parents by providing them with a brief report that explains why you believe you are complying with the APA ethical standard of competence.