what makes it different to challenge mental health bias and stigma?

What do professionals in healthcare need to do to become more empathetic? Is empathy a realistic goal?

What is the role of social justice in social workers?

What is the role of the’ id’ in Freud's psychoanalytic theory?   1 point     It is the primitive and instinctual part of the mind.     It acts as the moral compass of the personality.     It represents a type of psychological disorder.     It mediates between the demands of the id and the superego.

What are the examples of what professionalism is not and some personal experience or observation. Thanks.

D. REFLECTIONS  (a) Do you see equality/equity/liberation as important moral values? Why or why not?           (b) What responsibilities do you think a society has in regard to this topic?         (c) What responsibilities do you think you have?                      (d) What moral principle(s) or viewpoint is providing the basis for your moral reasoning?

Give a brief example of how a thought can create a feeling which creates behavior and how we can work with patients to see this connection relating to their health behaviors?

Clearly, we need a better basis for ethical judgment than our feelings. But what, exactly, should that basis be? Is the protection of people's personal rights a better basis for ethical judgment? Critical Thinking

What does irreversible communication mean?

Define altruism, and indicate how this concept relates to moral de