Client: Jackson Age range: you decide — example early adulthood (20–40 yrs.) to middle adulthood (40–60 yrs.). Jackson has developed phobias over the last few years, specifically to spiders, heights, and germs. He (or his parents, if you make him a child) is uncertain as to when they began or how. However, the fear is debilitating and prevents him from being able to function in his life. Questions to use to guide your response: 1. What are the main features of Jackson’s cognitive, social, biological, and psychosocial development during two developmental periods? 2. Which therapeutic interventions would you suggest for helping him to reduce the fear? (Hint: Again, consider his developmental period in order to create appropriate interventions.) 3. What predictions would you make for some developmental issues that might contribute to the phobias or prevent treatment from working? % – Points Points Earned Course Content A detailed explanation of two consecutive stages of developmental periods including information about social, cognitive, psychosocial, biological, and emotional growth. Use the theories learned in this course to exemplify development in each stage. 0- 75 Explanation of the hypothetical client’s problem including: 1. Des?r?ption of the problem 2. Background information 3. Current state 4. Suggested interventions 0-75 Support from at least five peer-reviewed, primary sources 0- 40 Writing Style and Mechanics: Clear and logical organization; paragraphs and sentences are well developed. Uses correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation. Meets length requirements. 0-30 APA Style: Formatted correctly using APA style. Provides references to support conclusions. Paraphrased correctly and accurately; direct quotes used minimally. 0-30 Total 250 An explanation of the points earned, as well as where the assignment could be strengthened will be included with your grade. For your final Assignment, you will write a 6-8 pages case study paper that describes a hypothetical person in two stages of life development. View the person as a hypothetical client if you are studying Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA). The goal of this paper is for you to present a developmental profile of a person in two consecutive stages of life (e.g., early and middle childhood), explaining their individual growth using biological, social, psychosocial, cognitive, and environmental theories. Select developmental periods that interest you and that correspond to your future career plans. Introduction: Describe the problems to be solved, including specific information about the client/participant. Be clear in explaining the exact problem(s) or research question(s) so that your reader will be able to understand the rest of the case study. Background: In this section, describe in detail the specific developmental issues and pertinent background that would help to explain why the client/participant is experiencing problems in the present. Typically, this section includes the age the problem started and any specific information from the past that relates to the current problems (e.g., child of an alcoholic). Current State: In this section, explain the client/participant’s strategies for handling the problem(s). Explain the client/participant’s current developmental stages. Suggested Interventions: In this section, explain how the client/participant might benefit from specific treatments or interventions. Remember to use peer-reviewed research to support your ideas. Conclusion: Provide a brief restatement of the problem and ideas for future study to help others who have the same problems.