U5L7J-How does Brontë's use of imagery affect or alter the story? Choose three passages with notable examples of imagery and rewrite them without the vivid imagery.U5L8C-Create a post about a gothic story you have found and read online. Describe what makes it gothic and write a review of it. How are its Gothic elements similar to and different from Jane Eyre? Include the web link to the story you read.U5L8J-In what ways is Jane Eyre gothic? Lesson Assignment-Create a Gothic short story. Include several elements of gothic literature as you develop your characters and plot. Your short story should be at least one page double spaced in length.U5L9C-Choose a character facing death in the novel and write their final moments from their point of view in the style of Mrs. Reed from the internet activity. The language used should be consistent with that of the novel.U5L9J-How does death inspire life in the story? Cite specific passages including chapter and page numbers to support your answer.Lesson AssignmentWhy does Brontë choose such a simple sentence to begin the last chapter? Why did she omit the imagery which is interwoven throughout the whole novel? What reaction does the reader experience from the statement? Answer these questions supporting your argument and then submit your answers.

1) The significance of multicultural factors play an important role in relation to treatment for alcohol use disorder. The socialization of alcohol in a culture communicates a person’s attitude, expectations, and intentions starting in childhood. Parents and other family members are an important factor because it’s how you are influenced and have grown up to view alcohol. I think drinking experiences in a family environment can introduce safe behaviors regarding its use. A good question to ask is at what age a person had their first drink. Looking at the processes of socialization to alcohol in the two different drinking cultures, Italy and Finland, show the diverse experiences and different meanings. Also, in different generations drinking cultures can change which affect the trend of drinking patterns. Italy is one of the countries that developed a so-called ‘Mediterranean drinking culture’, where alcohol is appreciated and apart of normal everyday life. The country Finland is an example of a Nordic drinking culture, where alcohol is connected to intoxication and not apart of normal daily life. Ronaldo, Beccaria, Tigerstedt, and Törrönen (2012), found in Mediterranean countries children are allowed to taste alcoholic beverages from a young age, Nordic tradition alcohol is considered dangerous and kept away from children and adolescents. The drinking culture in Finland seems to avoid treatment for alcohol use disorders because of the norm for alcohol to be connected with intoxication. The race/ethnicity of a person can sometimes play a role in viewing the cultural values that communicate their way of treatment or prevention for alcohol us disorder. As noted by Shih, Miles, Tucker, Zhou, and D’Amico (2012), interventions focusing on strong family bonds “familism” help younger adolescents resist peer pressure and have realistic expectations about alcohol. In the developmental period of a child’s life, familism helps to lessen the chances of alcohol initiation2) Understanding one’s cultural upbringing can play important factor in the treatment of alcohol use disorders. To be most effective, treatment should be individualized and not generalized across the entire population.Shih, Miles, Tucker, Zhou, and D’Amico (2012) state that cultural values such as parental respect can impact the likelihood of adolescent initiation of alcohol use. Asians and whites were noted as being most protective against alcohol initiation in regard to parental respect. Clinicians can investigate their patient’s relationship with their parents and use that information to help build a treatment plan.Cultural geography can also play a role in the diagnosis and treatment of alcohol abuse. For example, Rolando, Beccaria, Tigerstedt, and Törrönen (2012) state that Italians are introduced gradually to alcohol and experiences with alcohol are typically linked to positive experiences. In contrast, the authors state that the Finnish associate alcohol with intoxication. Clinicians can take this knowledge into account when developing treatment plans.In my case, I was born to an Italian father and Asian mother. Parental respect was a driving force in their childhood and that carried into my own. While we had our disagreements like any family does, I always treated my parents with respect and have maintained an excellent relationship with them. My mother would rarely drink, but my father would always have a drink with dinner, and we would have good conversations over dinner as I grew older. Given that I would consider myself no more than a social drinker, my personal experience seems to align with the research mentioned previously.

APA 4 pages Evaluate common problems faced by those diagnosed with an addictions disorder.Jose is a 47-year-old Hispanic male. He appears well-oriented to time, place, and person. His intelligence appears to be in the normal range and he lists lifelong alcoholism as his therapeutic problem. His court mandated that he complete DUI school and attend counseling for a period of one year. He reports one marriage, to Maria, which ended in divorce 2 years ago. The couple has three teenage children. He reports a history of verbal and physical abuse at the hands of his father. He has witnessed a great deal of abuse by his father upon other members of the family mainly his mother. Alcohol use was prevalent in his home of origin. His father died at age 45 from cirrhosis of the liver. His brother was recently hospitalized for pancreatitis. Jose reported that he argued a lot with his ex-wife and children when he was under the influence, but “never abused them.” He reported that his ex-wife and children do not drink or use drugs. As a consequence of his substance abuse, Jose has experienced problems with the law--two DUIs and an assault charge after a fight in a bar. He is currently on probation and does not have a driver’s license.He worked in manual labor as a bricklayer until two years ago when he sustained a back injury. He can’t work now because of the chronic back injury and is questioning how he will work in the future and support his children. His current workman’s compensation ends in one more year. His drinking started at age 12 and consisted of mostly beer drinking but in strikingly large quantities (as much as 48 beers a day at its peak). At one point, he was spending as much as $500 a week on alcohol, marijuana, and pain medications. He has now been sober for eleven months, after an eight month stay in a residential facility.Case Notes:He explained that his drinking led to the use of other drugs, mainly marijuana and prescription pain medications following his back injury two years ago. He claims that he never let his drinking interfere with his work and that he was a hard worker. He stated that he only drank on the job after hours with his buddies. He stated that his buddies don’t come around anymore since he went away to the residential facility. Maria cited Jose's drinking and the subsequent financial problems as the reasons for the divorce. Since leaving the treatment facility, Jose has been consistently attending the weekend visits with his three children. He reports he has bought into the AA model, but still does not have a sponsor after three months. He attends one AA meeting a week. He has not attended an NA meeting since his release from the residential facility. He says that he has been successful in abstinence, although he occasionally thinks about having a beer. He stated that last weekend, he went to a bar, but claims that he did not drink alcohol. Discuss the biological, psychological, and social factors that need to be considered; how does the biopsychosocial model inform your recommendations for treatment? What sociocultural factors need to be considered and integrated into your counseling approach and conceptualization of Jose’s presenting issues? Provide a DSM-5 diagnosis for Jose and discuss/support your choice of a diagnosis (i.e., differential diagnosis). Considering the counseling theory and treatment approaches discussed thus far in the course, what treatment recommendations and approach(es) would you recommend for Jose and why? Make sure to support your choices with the use of at least 4 current journal articles. Identify and explain what legal and ethical issues you must consider in this case. Refer to relevant standards and principles in the APA Code of Ethics. You are to use at least 4 current (not more than 5 years old) peer-reviewed journal articles in support of your paper. Please have transitions between the introduction, body, and conclusion sections of the paper. The introduction paragraph should include a clear thesis statement.