Learners will prepare an original PEE on the contemporary Army issue facing the Sexual Harassment/Assault Response Prevention (SHARP) program within their organizations. In your essay, explain two recommendations that might improve the effectiveness of your unit’s SHARP program. In doing so, use your personal experience and at least three references to support your proposals. This paper must set forth an argument concerning your own experience in this category.

Prior to beginning work on this discussion, read Chapter 12 in the textbook and the required articles for this week. For this discussion you will take on the role of a psychologist assigned a case in which the client has a legal concern. For your initial post, select one of the three forensic case scenarios below and follow the instructions.Forensic Scenario One: Mr. W (Attempting to Obtain Legal Guardianship Over an Elderly Parent): Attorney Mr. X referred Mr. W for an evaluation of his decision-making capacity. Mr. W’s children do not agree with the findings from a prior evaluation and have requested a second opinion. Review the PSY640 Week Six Clinical Neuropsychological Report for Mr. W (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site., and begin your post with a one-paragraph summary of the test data you deem most significant. Utilize assigned readings and any additional scholarly and/or peer-reviewed sources needed to develop a list of additional assessment instruments and evaluation procedures to administer to the client. Justify your assessment choices by providing an evaluation of the ethical and professional practice standards and an analysis of the reliability and validity of the instruments.Forensic Scenario Two, Mr. M (Not Guilty Plea): Your client, Mr. M., was referred by the court for an evaluation of his mental condition after his attorney entered a plea of not guilty on his behalf. Review the Case Description: Mr. M—Forensic, Pre-trial Criminal Score Report (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site., and begin your post with a one-paragraph summary of the test data you deem most significant. Utilize assigned readings and any additional scholarly and/or peer-reviewed sources needed to develop a list of additional assessment instruments and evaluation procedures to administer to the client. Justify your assessment choices by providing an evaluation of the ethical and professional practice standards and an analysis of the reliability and validity of the instruments.Forensic Scenario Three, Ms. X (Personal Injury Lawsuit): Ms. X was referred for a forensic neuropsychological evaluation in connection with a personal injury lawsuit she had filed. Review the Case Description: Ms. X—Forensic, Neuropsychological Score Report (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site., and begin your post with a one-paragraph summary of the test data you deem most significant. Utilize assigned readings and any additional scholarly and/or peer-reviewed sources needed to develop a list of additional assessment instruments and evaluation procedures to administer to the client. Justify your assessment choices by providing an evaluation of the ethical and professional practice standards and an analysis of the reliability and validity of the instruments.

Formatting: Your essay should be formatted like the sample essay in the Course Home module. It must have its own title—one that is not the title of the story. The title should not be in quotation marks. I’d also like you to put the number of words in your essay under the title (see the sample essay). I'd prefer that you double-space the paper (1.5 spacing is fine).Length: Your essay should be at least 600 words.Introduction and Thesis: Your essay should have an introductory paragraph that orients the reader. The opening paragraph should include the name of the story, the author’s name, a short introduction to the story, and a thesis statement. The thesis statement is usually the last sentence of the first paragraph (see the sample essay).Identifying the Conflict: In the modern short story, the “conflict” is almost always internal. It is a problem or dilemma facing the main character. The conflict exists in the main character from the beginning of the story. It is not something that happens during the story (see the sample essay).In your essay, you are expected to identify and describe the "conflict." Be specific. Say something like, "The conflict in the story is..." It is essential that you name the element and not just describe it. By using the correct terminology, you show mastery of the concept.Identifying the Complication: The complication is something that happens during the story, an event that forces the main character to face and finally the resolve the conflict.In your essay, you are expected to identify and describe the complication (see the sample essay). Again, be specific. Say something like, "The complication in the story is..."The Moment of Change: All short stories are about change. In your essay, you are expected to identify the moment of change and explain its significance to the main character (see the sample essay). Be specific. Say something like, "The moment of change in the story is..."Grammar, Sentence Structure, Usage, and Prose: Take another look at the “Grammar and Usage Guidelines” in the Course Home module. All the rules described there apply to this paper. I look for sentences that are clear and concise. I expect your paper to be free of proofing errors and misspelled words. I hope for graceful and elegant prose. At the very least, I'd like you to run a spell check before you submit your essay.Appropriate Length: The length of your paper is determined by word count. Every word processing program that I know of has a word count feature. I expect a minimum of six hundred words, but an “A” paper would more likely be eight hundred to a thousand words.A Note on the Use of Quotations: Please keep quoted text to a minimum. Notice the amount of quoted material in the sample essay and use it as a rough guide. I do not want you to quote long passages at all. I’ve already read the stories; now I want to hear what you have to say about them.Research: This paper does not require research, but you can employ research if you choose. If you do so, you must use APA guidelines for your citations and bibliography.Title: Remember that an essay always has its own title (the title of the story should not be the title of your essay).Plagiarism: It is never acceptable to represent someone else's words or thoughts as your own. This goes for paraphrasing as well. Don't do it, because if you do it, I will know, and then I will have to give you a zero on your paper and report you to the dean, and I really, truly do not want to do that.“The Chrysanthemums” http://mspachecogdhs.weebly.com/uploads/1/3/2/0/13...