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    leading cause of accidental injury death worldwide. The US population is aging everyday, as people age, it increases the number of falls. This paper will discuss about my current state of knowlegde about risk factors and prevention methods. Falls are multifactorial. Individiual intrinsic factors such as age and fracture. For example, 20-30% people age 65 or older who fall with moderate and servere injuries (who). Age assocites with osteoprosis which is found widespread among women. Osteoprosis…

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    that for years we have been using Motivation 2.0. extrinsic However, it has grown outdated and runs opposite to human nature the best and improved motivational application, Motivation 3.0 intrinsic should be used in the workplace environment. Daniel Pinks also suggest that type I personalities Is fueled by intrinsic desires than extrinsic ones My occupation as a substance abuse counselor where I work with clients intimately, it calls for autonomy, mastery, and purpose which helps me to…

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    younger she had her own imaginary friend. She named her imaginary friend Bing Bong. When she was younger, she played games with her imaginary friend and created many memories (Doctor, 2015). Having an imaginary friend is an intrinsic motivation that Riley possessed. Intrinsic motivation is a drive to do something that comes from within. One has to want to peruse something because they enjoy doing it or find what they are motivated to do interesting. There is no praise or reward from having an…

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    Christopher Columbus arrived on the shores of Puerto Rico, it was said that there was about a million Puerto Rican Parrots [1]. In 1975, only 13 birds remained. As with any small wild population, the Puerto Rican Parrot was bound to be affected by intrinsic factors. For example, a smaller parrot population increases the possibility of inbreeding depression. Genetic issues based on the life history of the parrot could also contribute. The bird mates for life and the average clutch size is between…

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    this reading by discussing the history of the acceptance of utility. He believes that utility doesn't allow the theory of justice. Throughout the reading, Mill tried to find out if justice or injustice actions are something in which it would be intrinsic and distinct. While he examined that it would be necessary it is necessary for the intent of justice. Continuing throughout the rest of the reading, he started to narrow down the meaning of justice and then he began to make a list of things…

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    Essentially, the goal-setting theory explains that individuals are compelled to reach a clearly defined objective. Sometimes this objective is a reward in itself. Primarily, a goal's effectiveness is affected by three factors; specificity, proximity, and difficulty. An ideal goal has the characteristic of presenting a condition where the time between the initiation of behavior and a successful outcome is close in time. Furthermore, individuals need to be empowered to set…

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    The Ontological Argument

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    is undeniable. Anselm’s rejoinder is to be explained toward the conclusion that some ideas have intrinsic maximums and some which do not. God is an all-knowing, all-loving, divine being which allows him to have the greatest maximum of any conceivable being, therefore there can be nothing that can be thought of that is any amount greater than God. Gaunilo’s island on the other hand does not have intrinsic maximum properties. Anything which can be great, that is already in a tangible form, can be…

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    working again, I could find back my motivation to pursue my MBA as I again had landed myself in the same work environment where I could not find satisfaction. Then I realized that it’s not the money which drives satisfaction but the motivational factors which drives you from…

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    You’re body needs to absorb B12 to make red blood cells. A protein released by the stomach called intrinsic factor helps absorb B12. The body will attack the intrinsic factor and prevent absorption when a person has b12…

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    Employee satisfaction can be divided into intrinsic and extrinsic dimensions. Intrinsic satisfaction is related to the internal rewards such as satisfaction with work itself and with opportunities for personal growth and accomplishment. Extrinsic satisfaction refers to rewards bestowed on an employee such as pay, organization…

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