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CAUSES, CONSEQUENCES AND IMPACTS OF STRESS

Introduction
Koslowsky, M., Kluger, A. N., & Reich, M. (1995). Commuting stress: causes, effects and methods of coping. New York [u.a.], Plenum Press.
This journal talks about the causes of stress that are related to traveling. It can be a late arrival or mechanical problems or even delayed departure. The book mentions that everybody has experienced this type of stress at some point in their life. It also mentions how this kind of stress can be managed to avoid health conditions. The authors detail their personal experiences of stress living in New York. This book provides the definition of stress, Continue reading...

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Known for its instructions helpful for the maker’s cognitive skills development, paper-folding art has become the most convenient and famous activity among children not only in Japan for its Origami, but also in other Asian countries and in the West.
According to psychological researches, spatial abilities have a strong relationship to the development of a child’s reading skills and academic performance, most especially in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM Disciplines). This ability can be widen through instructional activities like paper-folding, as thinking during spatial activities require our ‘mind’s eye’ to picture the shapes Continue reading...

Nowadays there is an increasing need for specialists with a high level of overall development, professional competence and creative abilities. This determines the change in the motivational sphere of the educational process. Therefore, one of the most urgent problems of modern education is the formation of a highly motivated student's personality that is able to live and work in a changing economic environment. Contemporary research in terms of motivation and cognitive activity of students is determined by the task of identifying specific structure of the motivational sphere conducive to the successful development of the profession. There are a number Continue reading...

Introduction

A lot of literature has been written on the characteristics of an ambidextrous leader, because this is an emerging branch of research conducted on the concept of organizational ambidexterity. This section of the paper is being written with the purpose to define how effective leadership can influence ambidexterity and the way group ambidexterity can be headed.
The emergence of the respective branch can be estimated from the review that there were very less research papers on this topic in 2004; while more than 80 research papers were found by 2009 (Raisch & Birkinshaw 375-409). In recent years, a lot of Continue reading...

Analysis of what love means in Raymond Carver's "What we talk about when we talk about love" and Tillie Olsen’s "I Stand Here Ironing."

Introduction

Raymond Carver’s “What we talk about when we talk about Love" and Tillie Olsen’s "I Stand Here Ironing" are important literary works that share many elements. Both stories have an interest in the topic of love, and the authors approach the subject from different perspectives. In spite of their approaches and the varying characterization, the authors use their stories to show the extent to which interpersonal relations can affect human relations. Based Continue reading...

Langston Hughes was a profoundly talented African American poet who flourished during the Harlem Renaissance. He was only twenty-one years old when he wrote the poem “Mother to Son”. Even at a young age Hughes was able to use a simple exchange between a mother and son to convey a much deeper meaning. Through the use of imagery and metaphor Hughes eloquently paints a portrait of the struggles African-Americans have overcome throughout the history of the United States and the commitment to perseverance members of that race will need to survive.
The poem begins with a mother who has Continue reading...

Psalm 40 continues a set a Psalm’s by King David, as he is the one listed as writing this Psalm. Therefore, it was either written directly by him or as part of the Davidic tradition in the Psalms. This Psalm is given the title “For the director of music” which means that this was intended for worship in the temple. Therefore, the general audience is all of Israel, for the use during worship. The occasion and timing of the letter is harder to determine. David is clearly in distress during this Psalm, however it is unknown whether this Continue reading...

Reinalso Laddaga carries a comprehensive comparative analysis of the artistic practices of our current and past time that do specifically share the staging of what some of us might call the creative process that in a way to imply their reading response . In the introduction to the book, she mention s a few artists the likes of W.G Sebald, Joan Didion, Pierre Pichon amongst others. In part of Reinalso Laddaga Book, she dialogues with other visual artists such as Sophie Calle, Mathew Barney, and Brauce Nauman in order to perfectly bring out their responses.
 Reinalso Laddaga reveals that the Continue reading...

Historical context

Before Jesus told of this parable, he had performed many miracles and had given explanations to his disciples that Satan could not perform them. He had already begun his three-year ministry and this parable comes after he had already sent out his twelve disciples. He was already deep in his ministry and had already started to speak of the response the people had of the gospel he had come to spread. What he claims is in the immediate context of the rejection by the scribes and even his family. To the disciples, it is obvious that the Messiah does Continue reading...

Anderson, L., Scrimshaw, S., Fullilove, M., Fielding, J., & Normand, J. (2003).Culturally competent healthcare systems. American Journal Of Preventive Medicine, 24(3), 68-79.
Culturally competent healthcare systems are those that have the capacity to provide both linguistically and culturally appropriate services. Such providers have the capacity to reduce ethical and racial health disparities in the provision of health services. One thing that hampers the provision of qualities services in the healthcare system is when the clients are unable to understand what the health care providers are telling them. It is even worse when the providers do not seem to Continue reading...