1. Does society have the right to force young people into a rehabilitation program? Would your answer be different if you were the one that society deemed as being in need of treatment, even if you did not want it? What if you were the concerned parent of a young adult?

To date, there is no universally effective, long-term psychological treatment for antisocial personality disorder (or psychopathy specifically). In many cases, particularly when a psychopath or an individual with APD commits a violent crime, confinement is the only form of long-term management. What ethical concerns with this come to mind, if any? Should society explore other methods to treat/manage psychopathy, or is confinement a reasonable approach in violent circumstances?

Jim is confident he wants to be a firefighter. He has had this goal since he was a small child, and now that he is ready to graduate from high school, he has applied to a local college that offers a degree in fire science. He is open minded about many different belief systems, and although he loves his parents, he has not always adopted all of their values. Why would Jim be in the identity achievement stage? Explain your answer