[PDF] Top 20 Transport and social exclusion: Investigating the possibility of promoting inclusion through virtual mobility

... of exclusion, including temporal and financial constraints, plus personal factors, such as lack of confidence, or childcare, may represent barriers to gaining the skills needed to participate in virtual ... See full document

... of exclusion, linking income and exclusion but extending understanding of the consequences of unemployment to recognise its negative social, cultural, status and self-esteem ...of social ... See full document

... virtual mobility. However, there are a number of issues with virtual mobility: differential access to virtual mobility; the acceptability of virtual mobility, ... See full document

... of social exclusion perform worse in tasks that measure executive cognitive function, such as intelligence, working memory, information encoding, or information search (Baumeister et ... See full document

... the Social Inclusion Forum over the past three ...Hazlett, Social Inclusion Division, Department of Community, Equality and Gaeltacht Affairs responded to the comments by stating that the ... See full document

... reported that rice plants are also able to reduce TMAO to volatile TMA gas (Jia et al., 2012). Trivalent DMA is very unstable (Gong et al., 2001) which may explain the lack of detection of this As species in plants, ... See full document

... and social exclusion, making it more difficult to reach the NAPS Inclusion ...2010 Social Welfare Bill has proposed significant changes to the supports for lone ... See full document

... political, social, economic or communicative processes in a particular settings and hence its appropriateness to be used for explanation of socio-spatial inequality, (Fischer-Tahir and Naumann, 2013; Lang, 2012; ... See full document

... Work and its function and meaning have long been the subject of psychological and social research. Fromm (1955) sees work as providing an opportunity for autonomy and self-expression. Jahoda (1982) suggests that, ... See full document

... States through initiatives aimed at improving knowledge, developing exchanges of information and best practices, promoting innovative approaches and evaluating experiences, excluding any harmonisation of ... See full document

... provision through an ethnographic study, a deeper understanding of the movement and behaviour of dyslexic people and the informational and emotional setting within which these travellers find themselves would ... See full document

... demand for cardiovascular care. In this context, the nursing care provided to clients with pathologies and / or comorbidities that compromise the cardiovascular and hemodynamic systems must be conducted so that those who ... See full document

... generally accepted that inequalities in mortality and morbidity stem from differences in location, ethnicity, occupation, income, social class, unemployment, educational achievement and gender. Graham (2001) ... See full document

... learning mobility), all areas have witnessed efforts either in the past year or ...learning mobility, childhood education and basic skills are perceived to show fairly successful ... See full document

... This paper charts the development of a software platform and applications designed specifically for older people to promote communication and sociability. Through this we attempt to help alleviate isolation or ... See full document

... The need to make yearly budget savings can hinder the achievement of longer-term savings in instances where a higher initial cost will lead to ongoing savings but is ruled out on the grounds of the annual budget. ... See full document

... of social exclusion, as those who are truly suffering from this are necessarily extremely difficult to ...of) social exclusion feel let down by society and are likely to have a low level of ... See full document

... of inclusion and exclusion at school and ...of inclusion within the home and school, and feelings of exclusion within the home and school) and participant ... See full document

... into transport disadvantage and social exclusion infers causality from regularity in ways that are inspired by Hume (1985[1739]): if variations in (prior) x are conjoined with those in (posterior) y, ... See full document

... Confronting Two Tiered Community C O L L E E N R E I D , W E N D Y FRISBY AND P A M E L A P O N l C The women repeatedly identified social isolation as one of their main health concerns and discussed[.] ... See full document