Hinduism Discussion Read section on Hinduism and answer one of the questions at the end or one of the following bonus questions. (Be sure to indicate which question you are answering.) Bonus Questions: What comparisons can you draw between the Christian notion of salvation and Moksha within Hinduism? How does Hinduism differ from Christianity in terms of their view of the afterlife? Answer just this question  What is your opinion on the Western view that Hindus are polytheistic? How might Hindus understand their worship of deities? You should respond to at least two of your peers by extending, refuting/correcting, or adding additional nuance to their posts.

By now, you may recognize that no one theory will explain and predict every phenomenon.Theory guides the development of specific therapeutic modalities. To understand a therapy, it may be helpful to first review the historical forces of psychology. The first force was psychoanalysis, the second force was behaviorism, the third force was humanism, and the fourth force was multiculturalism. Drawing from this progression, the first wave of behavior theory argued that all behaviors are learned and if one wants to modify behaviors, then one can unlearn them. This led to behavioral therapy based on rewards and punishment, which is considered the first wave of behavioral therapy. Since then, cognitive theory was introduced, arguing that it is crucial to factor individuals’ mental states and cognitions. Over the years, Aaron Beck’s cognitive behavior therapy, Albert Ellis’s rational emotive theory, and William Glasser’s choice theory have become prominent, falling into the second wave of cognitive therapy. Finally, the third wave of behavioral therapies include dialectical behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based cognitive behavior therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy.This week, you explore several theoretical orientations that fall under cognitive and cognitive behavior theory. Continue to pay special attention to the theories’ merits and limitations in how they apply to real-life situations.Imagine that some of your colleagues mention using cognitive behavior therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and reality therapy. Your colleagues continue to say that based on their experiences, they really like these therapies and that they appear to work. Your instincts also tell you that perhaps they might be helpful for your client in your case study. However, from Week 1, you recall that experiences and instincts as sources of knowledge are quite limited because they are biased. Instead, it is important to utilize existing research and data to support your choices of interventions. Theory helps inform the evidence-based practice process that should guide social workers’ practice.In this Discussion, you examine the research related to a therapy based on cognitive or cognitive behavior theory to determine its effectiveness.To prepare:Recall the client from the case study you have been using in this course. You will apply your research for this Discussion to that client.Select one therapy from the following: cognitive behavior therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, or reality therapy.Conduct a search in the Walden Library for one peer-reviewed research study about the effectiveness of the therapy you selected.Note: You must select a study that has not already been used by a colleague in the Discussion. Each student is required to identify a unique research study.Remember when looking for studies to take into account your client’s age and developmental stage and presenting problem.Post:(USe subheadings for your response, APA format, Include detailed response) PLease answer each bulleted response in detail (case study Tiffani - you have case study)Provide the reference for the study you found using APA guidelines.Briefly paraphrase, in 2 to 3 sentences, the methodological context (i.e., research method, how data was collected, and the instruments used) of the study and the findings.Evaluate the findings in terms of its applicability or appropriateness for the client in your case study.Determine whether you would use or not use the therapy you selected for the client in your selected case study (consider how culturally relevant it is, how aligned it is with social work ethics, etc.) and explain why.