Management style job participation and organizational commitment among private and public sector engineers

Romance

Ravindra Kumar

Historical

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Health, Fitness & Dieting

Judith Mintz

Exercise & Fitness

The effect of mirrors on women's body image

Amanda L

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Ludwig Wittgenstein's Legacy to Cognitive Psychology

Susan Byrne

Psychology & Counseling

Learning from the Reggio Emilia Philosophy

Allison Shira Kaye

Music

Much of our social interaction involves inferences about the intentions, desires, and motivations that drive other's behavior. As Dennett (1987) has argued, when we attempt to explain other people's behavior it is done so in terms of assuming they have an underlying mental state that is the cause of their selected behavior. He called this the "Intentional Stance", which is based on attributing intentional states (desires, beliefs, and goals) as the cause of behavior. This stance allows us to make rational assumptions of why someone is behaving in a particular manner based on observed behavior and the surrounding context. That is to say, we may assume that someone will behave in the most rational manner possible to obtain his or her desired goal. For example, when we observe someone pick an apple from a tree, we might infer that they are hungry and they would like to eat the apple. If we see someone turn around and wave, we may assume that they see someone they know and that they would like to communicate with them. Imputing internal mental states not only helps us explain why people act as they do, but also helps us predict what they may do in the future (Dennett, 1987). While these kinds of inferences appear to be pervasive and obligatory, they are, nonetheless, inferences.

Explanation of forced and unexpected choice behavior

Brian Vail

Business & Money

Post-traumatic stress and the role of acute post-traumatic development empathy and rumination among healthcare professionals.

Dar Imtiyaz Ahmad

Mental Health

Education, as an important instrument for development, is planned and implementedby the State in India as per the Constitutional philosophy and the overall needs of thesociety. After independence, Universalization of Elementary Education (UEE) has beenone of the important goals of education. As per the Census 2011, the literacyrateis74.04%, with 82.14% male literacy and 65.46% female literacy. This shows that therehasbeen an improvement in the literacy rate from 1951 (18.33%, male 27.16 andfemale8.86%). Though there is a considerable improvement in the literacy rate and it is still short of hundred percent. At the same time, the number of learners continuingtheirelementary education has increased. On studying the goals of various efforts for UEEmade at international and national level, one notices that there has been nowa shift ofemphasis from enrolment to retention of learners in schools. In the larger frameworkofdevelopment and a sustainable future for all, United Nations has adopted MillenniumDevelopment Goals (MDG), 2015 and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) tobeachieved by 2030. Among various goals under each, education is important as per MDG2 and 3 and SDG 4. The term used by SDG in this respect is completion of elementaryeducation. It is significant to understand what makes learners to complete elementaryeducation as the learning from this will help to facilitate those learners who aretobehelped to complete elementary education by all children of the respective age cohort. Also, as more learners complete elementary education, it will lead to creation of societywith more literate adult learners. In an attempt to understand this, it becomes necessarytogain an understanding of learners, the schools where they study and the broader

To understand the nature of learner participation in elementary education in municipal schools

Education & Teaching

Jadeja Kripali

Schools & Teaching

A Study of the Social and Religious Significance of the Idols of the Airavatesvara Temple at Darasuram

Bhooma S

Religious

Identity Consistency The Interplay of Group Participation and Collective Orientation on Wellbeing

Lalkhawngaihi Grace

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