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Everyone has taken a walk in the dark and has suddenly seen a pair of eyes watching and following them move. Also, at some point in time everybody has taken a picture and wondered why their eyes are red. Thus, the concept of glowing eyes is formed.
On the other hand, a similar phenomenon with glowing eyes can be seen in humans on pictures with flash. However, human eyes glow in red and only when the flash hits them in dark environments. The eye regulates how much light goes in by contracting or expanding the pupil, thus at night Continue reading...

In the Treatment of Alcohol and Drug Addiction

In the Treatment of Alcohol and Drug Addiction
The Transtheoretical Model for Behavior Change (TTM) and the Health Belief Model (HBM) are both popular models used in health care for changing behaviors. Professionals in the field of addiction, alcohol and drug, commonly refer to both models in their treatment of addicts. Both models are useful and have both positive and negative aspects.
The Transtheorietical Model states that there chronological stages that a person will travel through as they battle an addiction (Korcha, Polcin, Bond, Lapp & Galloway 2011). The first stage is pre-contemplation, the addict is active in their addiction Continue reading...

Summer resort

What is your gender
Male
Female
What is your age?
0-19 years
20-39 years
40-59 years
60+ years

What is your nationality? __________________________

What is your marital status?
Married
Single
Domestic partnership
How much do you usually spend for your summer vacation per person?
$0-$100
$101-$250
$251-$500
$500+

Which means of transportation did you personally use to travel to the resort?

Car or truck (private)
Car or truck (rented)
Commercial airplane
Camper or RV (private)
Camper or RV (rented)
Bus
Taxi
Train
Commercial ship or ferry
Motor/sailboat, canoe, etc. (owned)
Motor/sailboat, canoe, etc. (rented)
Another aircraft (privately owned airplane, company plane, helicopter, balloon, etc.)
Other - specify
Characteristics of visit:
Excursion from home
Excursion Continue reading...

The internet has improved communication throughout the world bringing everyone closer together. In other words, the whole world feels like a village because of the connection. This means that we can communicate with people in different continents through the internet. This has been made possible by programs such as facebook, Skype and even twitter. The internet has rooted itself deep within our culture that it pushes our lives. The internet has impacted the everyday patterns of our lives both positively and negatively. This comes to include education, which embodies the communication aspect of the internet to provide educational materials Continue reading...

Position DutiesCommunications professionals, specifically those who have studied and practiced journalism, are vital to Ford Motor Company’s success as they are the eyes, ears and voices of the company.   We provide strategic and tactical thinking to support Ford’s external and internal communications efforts around the world.   We drive creative solutions that put the company on the cutting edge of communications.  In Ford Communications, during this pivotal time in the industry, you can affect the public’s perception of our company, our people and our products with your ideas and efforts to share our story with key audiences.   Continue reading...

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Nowadays it is hardly possible to imagine modern global economy without globalization. It began developing in the second part of XX century and it is still moving forward. Economic globalization and international business has various influences upon the regions and countries, either negative or positive. This essay tries to analyze the advantages and disadvantages of free trade and globalization and identify its influence upon the world’s economy.

The Importance of Globalization

Globalization means people, goods and services’ movement globally. The reason of it is the world economies’ opening and the constant development of trade between states. It occurs Continue reading...

REPORT ON THE FUNCTIONS OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND A CASE ANALYSIS OF HRM IN TESCO AND HSBC

Introduction
In the 21st Century, most firms operate with a human resource management unit as the central and essential component of its strategic structure. A human resource management unit is responsible for treating human resource as a capital base that can be harnessed and enhanced to achieve optimal results in the operation of an organisation. This provides an absolute standard or measure for the identification and the harnessing of appropriate human resources for the attainment of stated strategic goals and objectives. A relativist view is presented by some scholars who argue that human resource management is a system through Continue reading...

The use of technology had become vital in almost all the industries as it has eased the process of manufacturing, decision making and sales processes among other critical operations. The rising demand for vehicles that ensures safety and satisfactory models are some of the factors that have pushed for the need to adopt modern technology

Benefits of technology to the car companies

The use of technology enables car companies to design car models that suit the market demand. Automobile companies such as Toyota and General Motors have applied the use of up-to-date software in designing and redesigning car models that suit the market demand. This is Continue reading...

A field of interest to historians and archeologists, rock painting has been discovered by the scientists to appear in more than 75,000 years ago, during the Stone Age. In several cultures from different parts of the world such tradition had place and the carvings possessed even deeper spiritual sense for the people who created and worshiped them. One of such cultures was the one of Aboriginals who were Australia’s indigenous people who lived in north-western part of the country. Until the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries Australia had existed as a separate part of the world and was Continue reading...

Introduction

The concept of transference and countertransference are areas of psychoanalysis, that helps to understand and evaluate the unconscious state of mind and feelings of the mainly the patients and in some scenarios the analysts themselves as well. The idea of transference was generated by Sigmund Freud, who believed that the major aim behind transference is to associate the current symptoms of the patient with his past experiences.
This is achieved through comprehensive analysis of their emotional reactions. This is related to the Freud’s idea of the transference neurosis where the relationships and experiences are the major factors that Continue reading...