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Dоctоrаl Quаlifying Exаminatiоn Ashley Dreiss (U37555123) Summer 2023 Day 1 (Cognate in Psychology) Please read the following scenario and respond to each of the questions below it. Toby is an 9 year-old student in the 3rd grade at Tampa Elementary School, a school he has attended since Kindergarten. He has recently been referred to the school psychologist (you) by his homeroom teacher, who has reported that Toby’s behaviors have begun to impact his academic performance. Specifically, Toby’s teacher reported that he often appears worried, withdrawn, and frequently asks her if it’s time to go home. He also reportedly asks to leave the classroom often (e.g., to use the restroom), a request Toby’s teacher initially honored but has been denying lately due to its increased frequency. These behaviors are preventing him from completing his in-class assignments although he is completing his homework with no issues. His teacher would like you to follow up on his academic and behavioral issues. Since this is your first year at Tampa Elementary School you are not very familiar with Toby but know that he is a special education student with a classification of Autism. You were not involved in the evaluation process. A review of Toby’s cumulative folder reveals that his grades are lower compared to previous years. Specifically, he has mostly Cs across subjects with the exception of a D in science and a B in language arts. Toby earned all A’s and B’s in 2nd grade and his latest standardized academic assessments reveal that he is performing at or above grade level expectations. There is no record of any office discipline referrals since he started at Tampa Elementary School. A review of Toby’s IEP reveals that he receives supplementary instruction in reading and math in the form of pull-out groups but is otherwise educated in the general education setting. His IEP also contains a behavioral goal related to interacting appropriately with teachers and peers. The goal states that “Toby will interact appropriately with teachers and peers during 100% of opportunities. The goal is supported by 30min/week of counseling support. In a brief conversation with the school counselor at Tampa Elementary School you learn that these meetings have been relatively unstructured with no data to support decision-making. You decide to interview Toby’s homeroom teacher for additional information. She reports that she incorporates a lot of group activities and assignments during class and that seems to be when Toby struggles the most. You decide to meet with Toby to follow-up on his teacher’s referral. In your meeting with Toby he reports feeling upset when he is asked to work with his peers. He states that he prefers to work by himself and that his peers talk too much when they are supposed to be working. He did not report any experiences related to teasing or bullying but said he does not get along well with other kids in his class because he finds it hard to talk with them. Specifically, he reports worrying about saying something that will make his peers laugh at him or that will make them think he is strange. Toby’s mother reports that he has had a medical diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder, without accompanying intellectual impairment since he was 4 years old. She reports seeing behaviors similar to what school staff are reporting in community settings (e.g., playgrounds, birthday parties) and that Toby has had difficulty maintaining friendships since an early age. She also states that Toby’s father, who also lives in the home, exhibited similar behaviors when he was younger. Toby has no other siblings but gets along very well with his maternal grandfather, who also lives in the home. He reportedly spends much of his free time using electronic devices and is often watching YouTube. His mother reports that she would like Toby to “act like other kids his age so that he can make some friends, get off his iPad, and stop bugging is grandpa all the time.” ----- Day #1 (Cognate in Psychology) ---- In your role at Tampa Elementary School, you have the opportunity to support Toby, his teaching staff, and his parents. Your responses today should demonstrate your understanding of the affective, biological, cognitive, developmental, and social aspects of behavior relevant to conceptualizing Toby’s current behavior, and ultimately supporting Toby indirectly through consultation with school staff. (A discussion of how to support Toby directly through clinical services is not expected in this Day 1 response, but rather will be addressed in Day 2 of qualifying exams). Please cite empirical literature (author only, no date needed) to support your responses. 1. Based on the case study presented and your knowledge of theories of affective aspects of behavior, describe examples of developmental pathways that may relate to Toby’s current academic, social-emotional, and behavioral challenges. 2. Based on the case study presented and your knowledge of theories of biological aspects of behavior, describe examples of neural, physiological, and/or genetic influences that may relate to Toby’s current academic, social-emotional, and behavioral challenges; what risk factors are present based upon his diagnosis? 3. Based on the case study presented and your knowledge of cognitive aspects of behavior, describe theories of learning, memory, thought processes and/or decision-making that may relate to Toby’s current academic, social-emotional, and behavioral challenges; what instructional content would be most relevant for Toby? 4. Based on the case study presented and your knowledge of developmental aspects of behavior, describe theories and concepts related to transitions, growth, and development across an individual’s life that may help to better understand Toby’s current academic, social-emotional, and behavioral challenges? 5. Based on the case study presented and your knowledge of social aspects of behavior, describe theories and concepts related to cultural diversity, group processes, attributions, and/or discrimination that may help to better understand Toby’s current academic, social-emotional, and behavioral challenges? 6. Based on the case study, provide two examples of how his current academic, social-emotional, and behavioral challenges likely result from the interplay of different bases of behavior referenced in parts 1-5 above (e.g., social concepts that are particularly salient to his developmental stage)? 7. Based on your responses from 1-6 above, how would you consult with Toby’s teachers and school staff members?
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