Case Study - A Hole New Ball Game - Print off the attached case study and respond as per instructions below The purpose of this exercise is for you to apply what you have reviewed so far to an actual case study. In reviewing the attached case study you are to adopt the role of a Sport Psychologist / Consultant and provide advice to me the assistant coach.To guide the discussion the following question guide is offered. Students may use this guide to provide advice to me. The questions are as follows:Describe the main issues in this caseWhat factors are contributing to Donald's poor performance>Generate some courses of action as a sport psychologist that might assist Donald that will address:Training and preparation for the upcoming round of golfPsychological strategies for dealing with anxiety and heightened arousalHow feasible is each course of actionWhat are the ramifications for Donald of each course of action?As a sport psychology consultant would you become involved with the relationship between Donald and his father? Why or why not?What you do to prepare Donald if he had a bad first hole?How would you help Donald deal with the outcome of the third round (success or failure?)

Part 1 Forensic anthropologists and entomologists examine decomposed remains and rates of decomposition during death investigations. In a minimum of 175 words, explain how these professionals aid in determining the time and cause of death. Include factors that affect the rate of a body's decomposition, as well as algor, livor, and rigor mortis in your response. PART 2Create a 10- to 12-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation, with speaker notes, on the topic of science and the detective. Include the following in your presentation: Describe the toxicology of drugs.Identify the role of the forensic pathologist, forensic entomologist, forensic toxicologist, and forensic anthropologist.Identify the investigative procedures involving computer forensics.Explain how each of these roles can work collectively to solve crimes.Cite references to support your presentation.PART 3Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words: This week we began to examine relationships between quantities. Some ways we can compare quantities are by using percentages, ratios, rates, and unit labels. In your life, there are likely many situations that require you to compare quantities, understand the meaning of those comparisons, and make decisions based on those comparisons. What is an example of a situation from your professional or personal life that requires you to compare, understand, and make decisions based on quantitative comparison? Be sure to describe the types of quantitative comparisons you had to make, what decisions you made, and why. Would your decision be different if you had the benefit of learning this week’s concepts? Why or why not?