Interdependence

Their interdependence, or what is needed to ensure the welfare and satisfaction of the individuals as well as the hospital as a whole, is to ensure every department is on the same page with the implementation of this new system so that hospital operations and patient…

Therefore, the hypothesis H4b is rejected. 5.5. Customer satisfaction and customer loyalty The objective here is to examine the interdependence between customer satisfaction and customer loyalty in order to determine if these variables generate some kind of correlation with a statistical significant confidence of 95%. The analysis performed corresponds to a linear regression as the independent…

Docking: In molecular modeling field, docking is a method which assumes the desired orientation of one molecule to a second molecule when bound to each other, to form a stable complex. Knowledge of the orientations can be used to assume the strength of association or binding affinity between the two molecules. The associations between biologically relevant molecules such as proteins, nucleic acids, carbohydrates, and lipids play a key role in signal transduction. Thus, the relative alignment of…

Interdependence on the global arena: economic predominance or negligence? It is also difficult to analyse the conflicting relations between state and market without discussing the international scene. As Underhill (2001) suggests, “there is an intimate connection between the domestic and international level of analysis”. After all, changes in the international economic scenario will most likely affect the economic situation and the balance within a country. If it does not change, it is probably…

WHAT IS WORLD ORDER? The 21st century is witnessing a very critical juncture in the transition of the current world order. To limit the scope and have a clearer understanding of the arguments presented in the essay, it is imperative to have a clear understanding of the concept: ‘World Order,’ although it is important to mention that there is no simple definition of the terms. The world order generally refers to the structure, functioning, and organization of the international political system,…

Summary In “Children Need to play, Not to compete” Jessica statsky is concerned about competitive sports activities of children between age of six and twelve. She argues that it can be physically harmful for growing bodies and children can get acute to chronic injuries. In addition, she also stated that it could be psychologically detrimental for other children who are not been selected. Which make them counterproductive and depressed. She also suggested that competition can effect child’s…

Modules of Potentiation: praxis and synergy in public health complex emergency interventions Logistical module: Even in cases of forced exodus, suitable logistical arrangements can amend deleterious health outcomes. 86 percent of the world’s inhabitants reside in mobile cellular network covered areas. Research has shown that mobile phones are a viable means of tracking populations fleeing from complex emergencies. Triangulating user receptions can do this, allowing the dissemination of…

are traditionally regarded as “soft-power”, whereas military strength is considered “hard-power”. Increasingly, outside organizations such as multi-national corporations or NGOs serve as link between nations leading to closer relations and even interdependence. As the influence of these outside players grow, Nye notes that the use of hard-power, the focus of male dominated realism, has grown costly to great powers in the modern era. For Nye, it is important that liberal institutionalism…

our bodies become the grass, and the antelopes eat the grass. And so we are connected to the great circle of life.” This ties into another one of the eight elements of religion: characteristic emotional experience. This religion is based on the interdependence on each member of the community and understanding and respect of the circle of life. This idea is reflected in the community that has formed around this religion, which includes all kinds of animals on different parts of the food chain…

Cultural psychology is the study of the way traditions and practices come to shape the way people behave and think. The Schweder article’s purpose is to break down this principle and discuss the many complex aspects involved. The most interesting aspect of this paper is the description of how cultural psychology is the study of intentional worlds. Our world does not act as a concrete and stable aspect of the human psyche, instead it comes to shape us in numerous ways. It is virtually impossible…