Leaving Home: Traditional Marriage in India Video GuideTo submit your answers, scroll down to "Assignment Submission" and then click the rectangle that says "Write Submission".Please do submit in the text field and try to avoid uploading a file because I can give feedback on the actual writing.Also, Please Do not submit your answer in the section beneath that, which is titled "Additional Comments or Feedback. Once you are done answering all questions, click "submit"QUESTIONS:Communication and Symbolism:a. What does a woman wearing a toe ring symbolize in this village?b. What purpose do they claim it serves?What explanation do the old men at the Men's Quarters tell Mike (the Anthropologist) for allowing girls to go to school and be educated?Kinship:a. Everyone born in the village (of the same age or generation) is considered brother and sister, why?b. How does this affect marriage?When asked if they could have just one wish, what same three things are said to be what ALL women (but not girls) wish for?The most outgoing, cheerful, and assured women in the village are found among which caste?Why are Brahmin priests of the wedding ceremony also often the cooks (or someone from their same family)?Residence:a. Why does half of every generation born in this village end up moving out?b. What type of residence pattern is this calledMarriage Exchange:a. What does Renu's father, Krishan, have to give in order for his daughter to get married?b. What does he say will happen if the groom's family doesn't like it?Division of Labor:a. Who is on the lowest rung of authority in a household?b. How does that person start each day?If girls like Renu run away from home, leaving their village, what can happen to them?

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This abstract from Nature Reviews Disease Primers (Vieta et al., 2018) offers a succinct way to think about bipolar disorders:Bipolar disorders are chronic and recurrent disorders that affect >1% of the global population. Bipolar disorders are leading causes of disability in young people as they can lead to cognitive and functional impairment and increased mortality, particularly from suicide and cardiovascular disease. Psychiatric and nonpsychiatric medical comorbidities are common in patients and might also contribute to increased mortality. Bipolar disorders are some of the most heritable psychiatric disorders, although a model with gene–environment interactions is believed to best explain the aetiology. Early and accurate diagnosis is difficult in clinical practice as the onset of bipolar disorder is commonly characterized by nonspecific symptoms, mood lability or a depressive episode, which can be similar in presentation to unipolar depression. Moreover, patients and their families do not always understand the significance of their symptoms, especially with hypomanic or manic symptoms. As specific biomarkers for bipolar disorders are not yet available, careful clinical assessment remains the cornerstone of diagnosis. The detection of hypomanic symptoms and longitudinal clinical assessment are crucial to differentiate a bipolar disorder from other conditions. Optimal early treatment of patients with evidence-based medication (typically mood stabilizers and antipsychotics) and psychosocial strategies is necessary.Reference: Vieta, E., Berk, M., Schulze, T. G., Carvalho, A. F., Suppes, T., Calabrese, J. R., … Grande, I. (2018). Bipolar disorders [Abstract]. Nature Reviews Disease Primers, 4. Retrieved from https://www.nature.com/articles/nrdp20188To prepare for the DiscussionConsider the following scenario:Betty came to her second session with you describing what appear to be manic and depressive episodes. You have valid questions and concerns and want to get a formal psych eval.How would you explain to Betty that you have concerns about her symptoms and want to refer her to see a psychiatrist for evaluation? Write out a mini script showing what you, the counselor, might say to Betty.Respond to the following prompts using a mini script.Provide an explanation of why counselors refer clients to a psychiatrist for a psych eval (what is and what is not in our scope of practice).Explain what collaborative behavioral healthcare is.Include a description of two circumstances when a counselor would refer a client for a psych evaluation.Describe two circumstances when a counselor would use the Release of Information (ROI) signed by a client.Include an empathetic reflection to Betty.