Scales

Seventy-four participants responded to a survey that included a measure of job satisfaction and workplace deviance. Participants self reported satisfaction and deviance but ratings of their deviance from their supervisors was also collected. The scale of Bennett and Robinson (2000) was used but no distinction was made between interpersonal and organizational deviance. A significant negative correlation was found between job satisfaction and both supervisor and self report ratings of workplace…

This study was conducted to help understand the relationship between femininity and seeking emotional and instrumental support as well as masculinity and coping with substance abuse of college students (n = 649). We predicted that femininity would correlate positively and significantly with seeking emotional and instrumental support in regards to coping as well as masculinity with substance abuse. Each participant scored with either higher masculinity or higher femininity and then with a…

renowned for its “fast fashion and lean operations” (ref prim history). This has led Primark to achieve economies of scale due to buying inventory in bulk from suppliers. Economies of scale occur when a company grows and thus there is an increase in production. When this occurs the cost per unit decreases since fixed costs are shared over an increased number of goods. Economies of scale are a determinant of the horizontal boundaries of Primark due to the large quantity of products it produces.…

An intensive study have been made forf the literature, research was in 1984 and found and used the caregiver concept of stress in the workplace of nursing (Baines, 1984).. In congruence with this finding, obtaining assistance with providing activities for recreation and diversion was needed (Baines, 1984). Similar to Baines (1984), Kelley (1993) and Schumacher, Dodd, and Paul (1993) conducted research focusing on caregiver stress using non-ADRD caregivers. Kelley conducted a descriptive study…

that is used worldwide and has been translated into 115 different languages (art2). Further, it can be scored typically within minutes which makes it a quick, easy scale for non psychiatric clinicians to provide. It has been found to be well accepted by patients, often returning 95% to100% response rates.(art9) The HADS has a14 item scale that is divided into two equal subscales, the Anxiety subscale and a Depression subscale which both contain seven intertwined questions. Patients’ responses…

Science Research Paper The Effectiveness OF Bioswales Written By Jake Davis Do you know what a bioswale is? Well I’m sure most of you don't. Bioswales are actually unsung heroes. They do many things that make a difference in our society. They make sure excess runoff water does not affect our houses and can even be better than concrete drainage systems. There are many different things about a bioswale that defines it, such as what is made of, the great environmental benefits. I…

depression, anxiety, stress and suicidal ideation. This are; Depression Anxiety Stress Scale 21-item version (DASS-21)…

vision for the city’s future”(Gilbert, 1). Detroit is in desperate need of a large-scale project of urban renewal and redevelopment of blighted and vacant land to solve the accumulative setback. The construction of the new Detroit Red Wings Arena will be a major project not only to potentially solve this epidemic, but also to improve many factors destroying the city of Detroit. Furthermore, the Illitches’ large-scale Olympia Development will occupy a stretch of…

The myth of natural monopoly theory was developed first by economists, and then used by legislators to justify franchise monopolies. The theory goes a single producer will eventually be able to produce at a lower cost. This competition would be said to cause consumer inconvenience because of the construction of duplicative facilities, by digging up the streets to put in dual gas or water lines. The truth of natural monopoly was created decades before the theory was formalized by…

(Skinner, et al., 2000, p.190). The Family Assessment Measure (FAM) assesses these aspects using three different scales, the General Scale, the Dyadic Relationship Scale, and the Self-Rating Scale. The General Scale concentrates on the overall family system, the Dyadic Scale explores how each family member views their relationship with other members of the family, and the Self-Rating Scale looks at how the individual views him or herself functioning within the family system (Skinner,…