According to the Harvard Business Review reading, why do people lose motivation? According to readings from Harvard business review, people lose motivation for doing work because most of the workers are not able to explore, experiments as well as learning. After all, the organization is conducted in a way that prevents employees from exercising those activities. For instance, in the case of Tom, he was a website developer, and he was hired by organization immediately after college, he was told that there was an opportunity for learning and growing; therefore, he had high expectations of gaining more knowledge. However, it did not happen because the supervisor never allowed him to experiments on what he knew he could do better, his supervisor was afraid of learning new things because he thought the test would not go as per the plan of the organization, hence denying tom an excellent opportunity for learning. Also, people lose motivation as a result of having high expectations when doing something where if the plans fail, one feel discouraged to the point of not trying something…
Poor eating habit An individual’s behaviors and choices affect how they lead their life, and health-based decisions affect their overall wellness and state of health. Behavior change is pretty tricky and complicated, making it almost impossible to make any positive changes in how one leads his or her life. However, with a willing heart and in the right environment, behavior cab change. In this case, we discuss the eating disorder, which results in anorexia. Anorexia is common in teenagers, which results from the changes they undergo during puberty. Peer pressure makes them excessively sensitive to casual comments and criticism about their shape or weight. Changing this behavior aids in building self-confidence and boosting the esteem of many teenagers. Youngsters with low self-esteem always have feelings of defensiveness and lack courage and confidence in their skin. Learning about healthy eating habits and being satisfied in one’s appearance will make one happy about themselves (Howlett, Neil np). A good relationship between an individual and other people develops since the inferiority complex does not exist, and the person barely experiences inferiority complex. This…
Government Legislative Bill HB 6 and HB 316 The voting systems and transport systems of Georgia are under legislation to improve their efficiency to the members of the public. The voting, and the transport systems in Georgia are not an exception. Georgia is described to be having a “shaky” voting system, and thus needs prompt changes to achieve a uniform voting system. Georgia currently offers two voting systems, which encompasses the absentee ballots, and the physical attendance to the polling stations to cast votes. Any nation in the world, which has not developed efficiency in the absentee balloting systems are most likely exercising voting delays. Most of the absentee ballots get rejected, and there is no account of the time it takes to get another absentee ballot. The outcomes are the lengthened voting process because of the long waits. The House Bill number 316 (HB 316) will provide uniform election equipment, and speed up the voting process. While HB 6 is a bill which seeks to provide affordable transport means to the people of Georgia by relating to the “Georgia…
Philosophical thoughts Plato’s analogy The analogy of the cave is one of the three similes that are used to illustrate theory forms. Plato uses the theory of the cave to illustrate the philosophical difference between a difference of the world of forms and the physical world. The analogy describes the world as full of illusions. The world’s true reality is found in the eternal unchanging world of forms. The cave represents the visible world in the sense of experience. The shadow seems to be more real than the truth itself. It directly represents human soul imprisonment which prevents it from seeking the true knowledge. All the prisoners are chained up and are facing the wall. Fire is located behind the wall. Behind the wall, other people are busy walking up and down carrying statues on their heads. Plato describes our condition as human beings, he stipulates that our senses chain us and deter us from accepting the world around us. Prisoners symbolize the ordinary people who haven’t discovered the philosophical truth. They are constrained to believe that the shadows they…
accidents of self-driving vehicles Introduction Since the automobile appeared in this world, the quality of human beings’ lives increased significantly. People use it to commute, transport, and travel, and so on. Over the years, many new functions were being applied to the automobile. It is not merely a vehicle nowadays, it can answer the phone, broadcast the radio, and provide games for rear passengers to play. These years, the invention of electric cars solved the problems of expensive fuel costs and greenhouse gas emissions. As technology improves, everything becomes possible. The ambitions of humankind are developing rapidly. Many technology companies are focusing on the development of “self-driving” cars, a concept that was existing in many science fiction films. A “self-driving” car is an autonomous car, and it can drive by itself intelligently without the operations of human beings. It works through the combination of internal algorithms and some external devices, like sensors and cameras. The ideal “self-driving” car can bring convenience to people’s lives. It would reduce the number of accidents, provide elder and disabled people opportunities to drive and…
how Judicial precedent works and how the court system ensures consistent behaviour. The judicial precedent refers to the sources of law in which the earlier decisions are employed in the creation law that the judges to refer back to as the apt guidance in making future case decisions. Thus, precedent is mainly founded on the stare decisis et non quieta movere principle, that is also known as the ‘stare decisis’, implying to “stand by the matters already decided. The binding precedent, therefore, entails the following of the previous decisions. This may at times result in the unfair decisions which can be observed as one of the disadvantages of the binding precedent. The binding precedent is mainly created in instances where the latter case’s decisions are satisfactorily comparable to the previous case facts. The precedent doctrine is known to be an increasingly rigid doctrine. Thus, in the hierarchy of courts, all courts are bound to earlier decisions made by the higher courts. In England, at the top of the hierarchy is the European Court of Justice and below it is…
Heritage Assessment Comparison Between the Differences in Health Traditions Between Vietnamese, Indian And American Culture A distinct difference between Vietnamese, Indian and American culture with regards to health traditions is which family members make or have the greatest influence when making decisions when it comes to patient care. In the Vietnamese culture, the decision making follows a hierarchy with the husband at the top making all the decisions while in American culture decision making is a process involving equal input by spouses (Galanti, 2000). In contrast, in Indian culture, the decision making process is left to the wife and husband wife and in serious case a religious leader is consulted (Worthington & Gogne, 2011). Indian culture has traditionally held illness as a spiritual affliction however America culture relies on the modern medicine to determine the cause of illness. Vietnamese culture blames illnesses on super natural entities such as evils spirits and sorcery. Traditional medicine has a played an important role in Indian health tradition which is also known as unani and their treatments consist or herbs and spices as well…
Advantages and disadvantages of using 99mTc bone scans in sports medicine compared to other imaging (such xray, CT and MRI) focussing on one specific sports injury Instructions 1-advantages and disadvantages of using 99mTc bone scans in sports medicine compared to other imaging (such xray, CT and MRI) focussing on one specific sports injury 2- sensitivity and specificity of imaging modalities References Agrawal, K., Marafi, F., Gnanasegaran, G., Van der Wall, H., & Fogelman, I. (2015, September). Pitfalls and limitations of radionuclide planar and hybrid bone imaging. In Seminars in Nuclear Medicine. 45(5), 347-372. doi: 10.1053/j.semnuclmed.2015.02.002. Chopra, A., & Robinson, P. (2016). Imaging athletic groin pain. Radiologic Clinics, 54(5), 865-873. Retrieved from http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.rcl.2016.04.007 Davis, K. W. (2010). Imaging pediatric sports injuries: lower extremity. Radiologic Clinics, 48(6), 1213-1235. doi:10.1016/j.rcl.2010.07.004 Le Jeune, J. J., Rochcongar, P., Vazelle, F., Bernard, A. M., Herry, J. Y., & Ramée, A. (1984). Pubic pain syndrome in sportsmen: comparison of radiographic and scintigraphic findings. European Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 9(6), 250-253. Love, C., Din, A. S., Tomas, M. B., Kalapparambath, T. P., & Palestro, C. J. (2003). Radionuclide bone imaging: an illustrative…
Addiction to Prescription Pain Medication essay Abstract Understanding the Prescription pain medication abuse signs, symptoms and treatment issue of major concern in this paper. Additionally, the essay aims at comparing and contrasting various approaches used to handle the problem of prescription pain medication. Through, analyzing signs and symptoms, predisposing factors related to addiction and misuse of pain medication. It could be aid in showing the current situation in the modern American society .Understanding the Addiction to prescription pain medication abuse is very important in ensuring that there is a health and safe population in America. In America, Prescription Pain Medication Abuse is increasingly a critical problem. Most problems among many of the individuals fail to take the provided prescriptions keenly. Opioid painkillers like sedatives and Oxytocin’s are common prescription abused drugs. Most commonly these problems are common among young people. In our country, prescription drug abuse is becoming a serious challenge since the majority in the society fail to keenly take misuse of Prescription Pain Medication being a serious issue. Meaning that they do not consider the health consequences that…
How can Rummy Increase Your mental Ability? Rummy is a skill-based game that has gained worldwide popularity. It is played in almost every household of India, especially during various festivals. It can be played physically where your opponent is in front of you, or online, on a reputed rummy website. The primary reason for its popularity is that it not a game of luck but needs the application of strategic thinking, logical reasoning, and problem-solving capabilities. Contrary to popular belief, it is a legal game where one is allowed to play for cash and use the monetary transaction as a medium to move forth in the game. Strategic Gameplay According to the rules, each player gets 13 cards which, he/she must use to form valid sets or sequences. This can be done by picking and dropping relevant cards. To create a sequence, the order of 3♠, 4♠, 5♠(a three of spades, a four of spades and a five of the same) needs to be followed, whereas to create a set, 4♥, 4♦, 4♠(a four…