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... think what produces the rupture as a whole and what is the relation of human beings to it? This means that one understands Ereignis and moves forward from this ...one should think of what it ... See full document

... This may be particularly important in the context of giving as writers such as Berger and Gainer (2002) have identified that giving carries important psychosocial meaning and that ‘fundraisers should recognize ... See full document

... There is much publicity about the joys of singlehood, but research findings show positive effects on happiness for matrimony. Married people tend to be happier, even if one takes into account that people who have an ... See full document

... Underpinning this approach is the pursuit of a more detailed understanding of how big data, as a concept, recrafts notions of value and worth. The concept of big data might seem unimportant – it might be dismissed as  ... See full document

... given do-your-best instructions, Dweck’s (1986) predictions regarding the goal orientation trait were ...under what conditions situationally induced motives negate trait ... See full document

... pleurodesis should be performed; as an alternative chemical pleurodesis may be performed in individual casesin ...cm) should not be treated; yearly follow-up should be performed by ultrasound, or CT ... See full document

... Our understanding of the South African exporting process has been hampered by a lack of firm-level data. Despite this, a number of stylised facts emerge. Firstly, consistent with findings from other countries, South ... See full document

... when we engage in such thought, we aim to think about such things as trees, axioms, and prime ...Moreover, we often appear to succeed in this, ascertaining such things as that Dutch elm trees are ... See full document

... osteopenia should be based on individual conditions and risk profile for ...and should be recommended to all diabetic ...fractures, should be given general information regarding proper home-safety ... See full document

... organizations should not have different-race dyads, but rather that the dyads are present in an environment of support, increasing the level of employee engagement and decreasing the potential for ... See full document

... The lack of a reliable tool also adds to the risk of the assessment being limited and not focusing on essential criteria. In the 1960‟s the focus was upon behavioural objectives being used that were very general and that ... See full document

... populations. We are a strong country, but we cannot continue to absorb new immigrants into this country at this breakneck pace and without compromising our own economy and social ...reasons we cannot ... See full document

... Pandemics have plagued humanity throughout its existence [1]. The discovery of antibiotics appeared to end the battle of man vs. pathogens and enabled our modern societies to concentrate on economic welfare. However, ... See full document

... it. What is clear is that it is not just the evidence base that affects treatment acceptance but also market forces particularly in the area of so-called “brain training” ... See full document

... EPOK has initiated this popular science know- ledge synthesis to give an overview of exist- ing literature on consumers’ motives and discuss to what extent some of these motives can be supported by scientific ... See full document

... etc do not var y significantly between students who subsequently stay and students who leave (Mar tinez 1995, 1997a, Lamping and Ball 1996, Kenwright 1997, Davies, Mullaney and Sparkes ... See full document

... Torr and Simpson investigated the ways in which GM emerges during interactions of native-English speaking children with their caretakers. Specifically, the researchers concen- trated on the following issues: how GM ... See full document

... (vii) what role sylvatic or domestic animals could play in outbreak propaga- tion, particularly during major epidemics such as the 2013–2015 West Africa ...review, we address what we know and ... See full document

... indicators that can be monitored, rather than measures of progress that can be influenced by policy and other human actions? A related question is the regularity of reporting. Presumably, we do not want to ... See full document

... better. We believe that every interaction with a customer, partner or passenger should be a positive ...Schindler should leave our customers, partners and passengers feeling better – confident in ... See full document