References: Berthower, D., & Smalley, K. (1992, May/June). An instructional paradigm for training in the 21st century. Performance and Instruction, pp. 26-31.…
References: Allio, M. K. (2005). A short, practical guide to implementing strategy. Journal of Business…
Nursing practice uses health promotion to increase overall health of the client. The nurse is pivotal in this process in that the nurse provides education and support to the client. With the cost cutting measures being employed in healthcare, access to providers is becoming more and more precious. It is the purview of the nurse to fill the gaps between access to providers and the needs of the client.…
People are less willing to participate in physical activities after they get married. The most common three reasons that why married men not participate in physical activities are: time, motivation, and age. “Married people are often older and have more responsibility for children and other factors; it could be these responsibilities which are curtailing their activity patterns. Weekends are a golden opportunity to take the family out – especially for married families – to get out and enjoy a natural environment – which has also been shown to have additional benefits.” said Dr. Len Almond. (Martin Beckford, The Telegraph News: Married couples exercise less than single people, 23 Sep. 2011) Family and work are occupying most time of married people, they might need to work for long time or take care of children when they have day off. If a married man wants to do exercise with his kids, he needs to think twice if the activity he wants to do is suitable for his kids, which may lower his interest to get involved. Day by day, they are getting older and the function of body is not as functional as young people; age becomes one of major factor that married men not get involved in exercises.…
LITERATURE REVIEW SAMPLE SERIES NO. 7 Thompson, C. J., Locander, W. B., & Pollio, H. R. (1990). The Lived Meaning of Free Choice: An Existential-Phenomenological Description of Everyday Consumer Experiences of Contemporary Married Women. Journal of Consumer Research, 17(3), 346-361. AND Zeithaml, V. A., Berry, L. L. & Parasuraman, A. (1993). The Nature and Determinants of Customer Expectations of Service. Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 21(1), 1-12.…
Both managers in the interviews agreed that the participant’s performance improved a lot immediately after the training. Manager A perceived the coordinators to being more competent in managing their staff and taking a leading role in planning their work with little to no support from managers;…
Literature Review on Homeless families with young children Instructor: James Krewman April 15, 2008 Overview of homelessness regarding families and children Homelessness isan international social problem but the United States and other developed nations seem to agree on its definitions; researchers have categorized homelessness as either being literal or precarious. The literal definition seem to refer to the most commonly seen forms of homeless. Meaning, those who are without a home, that live on the street, abandoned building/make-shift structure/in parks and people who live in shelters. The precarious definition involves those who are at an imminent risk of being homeless. They include: those who are temporarily doubled up with family or friends and those who are in substandard housing. Traditional characteristics of homeless people vs. the “new homeless” Meanwhile, the definition of homelessness seem to fall under certain subgroups. *Causes of h*omeless families These families end up being homeless as a result of sociostructural and psychological factors. The socio cultural factors involve changing labor markets, poverty, the housing system, and the nature of the welfare state while the psychological factors reflect individual agency, including alcohol dependence, substance use, social and behavioral problems. Other examples that seem to fall under both factors include a loss of benefits, eviction and domestic violence and the like. African Americans and other ethnic groups are found disproportionately among homeless families. Frequently, the mothers may end up in these situations that lead to homelessness because of a mental illness, substance abuse addiction and sometimes from an unfortunate circumstance such as losing their job without any form of maternity leave pay while there are in the later stages of pregnancy; Unfortunately, would comes next is a young mother and infant in a family shelter or doubled up with family or…
Lombroso. Ferero. Gina. (1972) Criminal man according to the classification of Cesare Lombroso. Patterson Smith 1972.…
Individuals undergoing cardiac surgery can be of any age and functional ability. This literature review examines the correlation between the patient’s ability to engage in self-care behaviors and the efficacy of their rehabilitation. Using Orem’s Self-Care Nursing Deficit Theory and Bandura’s Self-Efficacy Theory peer-reviewed research studies were selected from accredited journals using CINHAL, Ovid, PubMed and Google Scholar ranging from 1988 to 2009. The literature reviewed indicated that the patients’ perceived ability to engage in self-care behaviors impacted their recovery after they were discharge from the hospital. The literature also suggests that nursing interventions can promote and enable self-care while the patients is in the hospital and throughout their recovery at home.…
Darling, P. (1993), “Getting results: the trainer’s skills”, Management Development Review, Vol. 6 No. 5, pp. 25-9.…
Preterm preterm labor can lead to short and long term health issues for the mother and her infant such as immune system complications, which protects the uterus from infections (Smith, et al., 2011). Although studies are have been inconclusive on how stress effects preterm delivery, studies have shown that stress-related hormones play a role in preterm labors, as well as other health complications for the mother and child. During pregnancy, the body releases hcg hormones which contributes to the development of the unborn fetus. Although stress can be normal during pregnancy, when a pregnant mother experience high levels of stress, it causes the body to release more hormones as a threat that the body may perceive due to a reaction. As the stress level increases, the hormone level increases, as well. Stress can cause a decreased level of comfort when sleeping, headaches and migraines, and can also affect eating habits. High levels of stress can lead to improper functioning of other vital organs, such as the brain and heart. It can also cause high blood pressure and heart disease, which can lead to preterm delivery and long term health problem in the unborn child. High levels of stress can release extra hormones that may cause uterine contractions on the uterus, which leads to preterm labor (Funai, 2014).…
References: Alexander, K.L., Entwisle, D.R., and Dauber, S. L. (1994). On Success of Failure: A…
Literature Review: Designing Effective Instruction (4th Ed.) by Gary R. Morrison, Steven M. Ross, & Jerrold E. Kemp…
Conduct a critical appraisal of the literature on a topic of your choice relevant to…
References: ividend policy is a critical decision area in corporate finance (Pal & Goyal, 2007).…