Encyclopedia of Individual Work-Related Personality Traits, Attitudes, and Behaviors: Understanding People at Workplace | Book Publisher International

This book is comprised of three major elements associated with an individual’s personality, which include Traits, Attitudes and Behaviours. More specifically author tried to address these elements under the work-related domain. However, due to the identical and interrelated nature of elements related to personality traits, attitude and behaviour author could not categorize each element under a distinct label. In this book, the authors tried to define most of the personality traits, attitudes and behaviour related to work with the help of internet sources, literature and authors’ understanding. This book works as an encyclopedia to search different personality traits, attitudes and behaviours and will be useful and helpful for new researchers to identify them and explore them further.

 

Author (s) Details

Dr. Noor Un Nisa
Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada.

 

Dr. Muhammad Nawaz Baloch
Institute of Commerce and Management, University of Sindh, Jamshoro, Pakistan.

 

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Human Behaviors and Social Dynamics in Primary Prevention Failures During Pandemics: A Narrative Review of Behavioral and Systemic Challenges in Primary Prevention | Chapter 4 | Disease and Health: Research Developments Vol. 6

Aims: This study explores psychosocial and philosophical aspects of pandemic prevention and dissemination, focusing on the current COVID-19 pandemic. It examines why individuals resist primary prevention measures during pandemics despite awareness of the risks and identifies cognitive biases influencing such decisions.

Study Design: This narrative review synthesizes existing literature and integrates findings from our prior research on pandemic psychology and philosophy. Its purpose is to provide a comprehensive understanding of the behavioral and social aspects of pandemic dissemination and integrate it with the current literature on pandemic psychology and philosophy.

Methodology: We conducted a narrative review, combining our previous research with relevant studies to develop a unified model explaining health behaviors related to pandemic prevention. A meta-ethnographical approach helped us condense the relevant literature.

Conclusion: The current literature and our research show that pandemic prevention is not always endorsed by part of the population due to underlying cognitive, emotional, and environmental factors. Our findings reveal that primary prevention of pandemics needs further understanding of peoples’ motives and reasons for declining to adopt measures to protect themselves.

 

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Carlo Lazzari
International Centre for Healthcare and Medical Education, London, UK.

 

Marco Rabottini
International Centre for Healthcare and Medical Education, London, UK.

 

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Mauritian Bhojpuri Folk Songs: Psychological Worship and Cultural Tradition | Chapter 5 | Recent Research Advances in Arts and Social Studies Vol. 3

This branch discusses about the psychology of worship in the Mauritian Bhojpuri traditional songs and music. Songs from the Mauritian "Geet-Gawai" (Bhojpuri canticles sung before the wedding ceremony in Mauritius). Existing musical discourse is of utmost interest. Bhojpuri sounds that are pleasant, harmonized is getting to a greater extent vibrant today. Ideas like pantheism, fear and awe in religion, nature worship or type mysticism will be conferred. How do these singers see worship? Which theories are mirrored in these songs? For by means of what long will this tradition of worship exist? For the study, three carols have been chosen from the Mauritian Geet Gawai that are prevalent all the while the performance.Mauritius Folk tunes from Bhojpur express the idea that existence and divinity are one and the same. Entirety belong to an everlasting, sparing God. In the test, Baruch Spinoza's theory of Pantheism comes out on top, and correspondences with Advaita's Vedas-philosophy (non-duality) are also clear. This ceremony depicts that skilled are no barriers of caste and class, as it donates in the making of a powerful multiracial community correspondence. It is no longer only for women, as husbands are also energetically participating in it. Geet Gawai is an ever-developing folkloric ritual. Few organizations use up-to-date instruments, which is entity that should be supported. Apart from the Mauritian Sega, the Ministry of Skills and Culture and the Ministry of Travel should host the Geet Gawai in the neighborhood inns to provide foreigners with a more comprehensive establishment to Mauritian culture.

Author(s) Details:

Jayganesh Dawosing,
Department of Bhojpuri, Folklore & Oral Traditions, Mahatma Gandhi Institute, Moka, Mauritius.

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Metacognition Awareness and Achievement Motivation: A Study among Students in Higher Secondary School | Chapter 2 | Progress in Language, Literature and Education Research Vol. 1

 The aim of the current study was to identify the connection between metacognition knowledge and achievement motivation in greater secondary school graduates in the humanities and sciences stream who were middle from two points the ages of 15 and 16. Metacognition is, put completely, thinking about one's thinking. More precisely, it refers to the processes used to plan, monitor, and assess individual's understanding and performance.  Metacognition is the ability to consider, comprehend, and accomplish one's knowledge. In contrast, achievement motivation refers to the continuous quest for greatness. Although skilled has been plenty study on metacognition awareness and achievement ambition with respect to miscellaneous age groups, the research on specific streams with the age range of 15–16 age has so far happened ignored. It was found that skilled was positive equating between Metacognition Awareness and Achievement Motivation. Moreover, the students of two together streams differed on two together the dimensions, for Metacognition Awareness and Achievement Motivation with principles, (‘t’=3.14) and (‘t’=0.48) respectively. As any of correlational findings metacognition awareness and realization motivation were moderately equated with each one for humanities higher senior high school students (‘r’=0.27), inasmuch as for the science higher preparatory school students skilled exists high equating as they are positively equated with each other (‘r’= 0.72). Thus, accompanying an attempt to focus on cognitive causal factors, the sample survey considerably proves the difference and friendship amongst the restricted sample size and comparatively top a smaller terrestrial area. This study tried to devote effort to something assessing and checking the metacognition awareness and achievement inspiration with different sample which is helpful in the judgment of various instructional programmes and activities in educational backgrounds in near future.

Author(s) Details:

Rajashree Kapure,
H.P.T. Arts and R.Y.K. Science College, Nashik, India.

Ummema F. Mithaiwala,
H.P.T. Arts and R.Y.K. Science College, Nashik, India.

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The Media and the “Construction” of “Mental Maps”: The Relationship with the Individual, Institutional and Disciplinary Homogenization among University graduates in the Light of a Systemic Theory | Chapter 9 | Recent Trends in Arts and Social Studies Vol. 8

 A insane map shows a person's perception of their environment. Our brains subconsciously devise mental maps to help us understand what our atmosphere looks like and how to communicate with the fundamentals and objects within it. Mental maps are subjective—different public will have different insane maps of the same space, accompanying variations preventing from their experiences, biases, and assumptions. You can even create a mental picture of a place you've never been before. It concede possibility not be entirely accurate from a terrestrial or spatial view, but it'll reveal insights into your backdrop knowledge and acceptances about the space. The theory of "agenda-setting" is individual of several theories examined in this study that are indiscriminate the psychosocial-communicational paradigm, that stresses the long-term intelligent impacts of media and the role of the psychosocial subject as the receiver. Additionally, it complies accompanying the author's latest intrinsic theory, "The Three Dimensional Spiral of Sense," as it relates to the media. It is the first research of allure kind in the region. Macro-micro-meso-large-scale-micro was the action, which is still uncommon. It is a in a way sui generis systemism that includes connections (links and feedback) betwixt people and backgrounds without discounting either, hence avoiding some form of reductionism. It consists same of sui generis systemism which contains relationships (links and response) between things and contexts, without disregarding neither the former nor the latest; thus, avoiding some type of reductionism. Individuals, organizations and big-contexts interaction and feedback themselves. The four main objectives were: a) to explicate the cognitive belongings of the media in university graduates; b) to discover levels of manipulation and homogenization of their “insane maps”; c) to ascertain the personality determinants that condition differential openness (“Filtering” of the news) (151 variables); d) to decide the degree of impact and incidence of media workers in the public’s mental patterns and in the academy graduates identities; e) to analyze the relation middle from two points institutional beliefs, political beliefs and media choice graduates make (established versus more growing media); in other words, the level  of meso, large-scale and micro interaction. The sample was made up of (N=516) graduates from Cuyo University (Argentina). Quanti-concerning qualities not quantities techniques were complemented: almost-structured survey and interviews. The results show: a) a extreme level of influence of the media on the problems that have been prioritized by graduates; b) a extreme level of coincidence of the topics prioritized by Faculties (dominant “ideologies”); c) individual and uniform homogenization which affected by a macro context of homogenization of the information and the globalization. All these facets impact on institutional and individual identities. In essence, the occurrence of psychology and instruction in the differential explanation of “cognitive maps” was confirmed in addition to the stronger occurrence of the press as regards the impact began by news and the insane homogenization.

Author(s) Details:

Miriam Aparicio,
National Council of Scientific Research (CONICET) – National University of Cuyo, Argentina.

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Role of Psychological Pain Management on Successful Paediatric Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation: A Comprehensive Review | Chapter 8 | Current Progress in Medicine and Medical Research Vol. 6

 The aim of the current study search out present a comprehensive review of extant drama touching on the act of psychological pain management on favorable paediatric physiotherapy and rehabilitation. Pain is multidimensional so assessment must involve the intensity, location, event and description, the affect activity and the factors that grant permission influence the child’s perception of pain (bio psychosocial wonder) The influences that may change pain perception and coping methods include social past/issues, cultural and conscientious beliefs, past pain experiences and the first pain knowledge. The goal of the study search out gather information about the differing needs of children in terms of pain administration, as well as in what way or manner physiotherapy practise can be used to manage pain in juveniles both psychologically and concerning matter.The findings of the research emphasize the important role that physiotherapy accompanying specific devote effort to something psychological capabilities of health care specialist to identify pain in children and efficiently manage it. Children the one experience chronic pain can benefit from rehabilitation and physiological situations, such as pertaining to work and physical therapy, that aim to enhance physical conduct by encouraging self-administration of pain and gradually reintroducing previously prevented activities. This was eminent to assist children in their rehabilitation process post harm including but not limited to the certain uptake of additional treatment such as enucleation.

Author(s) Details:

Amani Abdulla Mohammed Al Ali,
Al Ain Government Hospital, Abu Dhabi, UAE.

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The Valley | Book Publisher International

 The "valley" is the situation of the state of Israel inside the Arab World. The opinions of Mustafa – a typical adult Arab – regarding Israel that he observes from a height, are shared by me with the sympathy that I can permit to myself, as to a patriot of my country. Some basic problems of the modern reality are considered with some depth, while - were it is possible - to the romantic and optimistic outlooks the preference is given. Some personal details, having pedagogical meaning, are also included.

Author(s) Details:

Emanuel Gluskin,
Electrical Engineering Department, Ruppin Academic Center, Emek Hefer, 40250, Israel.

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Sociology of Quality of Life| Book Publisher International

 Life being a changing phenomenon, is influenced by quality of life. The present book analyzes how quality of life changes from different perspectives such as human security, safety, health, social mobility, human capital, industrial perspectives, industrialization, urbanization, productivity, water and food, childbearing, girls education, population and development, migration, demographic challenges, projection of population growth, quality of life in Asia as a whole and many more known as the indicators affecting quality of life. The present book is framed with emphasis on the above indicators. Life is prone to change from different perspectives. Extension of competition of mass media, transportation, languages and many more have facilitated communications between individuals. Sociology of quality of life as a new branch of study is very essential for all students of social sciences and humanities. Study of quality of life is promoted through which a better life could be planned for and made. Better and longer life expectancy for all people could be reached through enhancement of quality of life in all directions. Quality of life points to the policies which would eventually impact the life of all categories of people. Study of quality of life is related to psychology, economics, sociology and demography. It causes elimination of poverty, better exploitation of resources, etc. Sociology of quality of life is an interdisciplinary subject affecting all other disciplines.

Author(s) Details:

Mohammad Taghi Sheykhi,
Professor Emeritus, Sociology, Alzahra University, Tehran, Iran.

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The Heart - the Source of All Life | Book Publisher International

 As a radio station, the heart can emit waves to other hearts and receive waves in various frequencies from the sun and other hearts via its electro-magnetic field. Good emotions such as love, forgiveness, gratitude, and joy help to keep the heart healthy, however negative emotions such as anger, fear, hate, and envy can harm the heart and lead to heart disease. In Islam and Sufism, a pure heart is crucial, as it is required to sense Allah's presence. Bad desires must be eradicated from the heart. All religions contain elements of mysticism. Sufism, as a mystical branch of Islam, exemplifies the heart's linking abilities. The heart has a vital role in Islam, as we can see from the Koran. Philosophy, psychology, and medicine must recognize that the soul resides in the heart, not the brain, and that treatment should be directed toward the heart.

Author(s) Details

Kurt Hünting
Building Number: 2, Street Number: Schillerstraße, Any Nearby Landmark: Lower Rhine, Rees, Kreis Kleve, NRW (Nordrhine-Westfalia) 46459, Germany.

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The Anatomy of the Human Mind – The Cultural Consciousness and the Existential Consciousness Inherent in the Human Brain | Chapter 6 | Modern Perspectives in Language, Literature and Education Vol. 6

 Human existence is marked by linked gestures of survival and identity. The most crucial layer of consciousness, or existential struggle, survival, and identity crisis, dives into the structures of the human being's built mind. A human being is mostly built through the realms of society and cultural standards, and a human being's consciousness is determined by how the being reacts to particular life experiences. The survival and identity of human beings, with reference to post feminism and existential feminism, is treated with precision through Woolf's characters, in order to bring in the ideology of balance in absurdity. The power struggle is eliminated by existence in the wilderness and intellect gained via power. The architecture of the human brain is studied in order to comprehend the human mind's deficiency and existing structures. The societal fight to live and behaviour changes are conveyed through the characters in the novels under discussion, with behavioural psychology as the intended ideology.

Author (s) Details

K. R. Soundarya
Department of English and Foreign Languages, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai-603 203, India.

S. V. Karthiga
Department of English, Faculty of Science and Humanities, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai-603 203, India.

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Monitoring the Upgraded Democracy Adjusted for the 21st Century | Chapter 5 | New Horizons in Education and Social Studies Vol. 7

 The author explores how Democracy, the world's leading system of government, blends with the immense changes that have occurred in the world in the 21st century. Technology induces many changes that have often arisen before individuals and their organisations are able to digest them and competently. The author proposes several approaches and models to help nations carry out the initiative to revise and develop their running systems. The author offers a two-aspect methodology, built from conceptual and psychological approaches, to carry out this task. They are: the philosophical side of the brain-the objective way of thought, and the psychological approach, reflecting the emotions of the inner self-the emotional strategy against real events. This two-aspect approach allows one to evaluate and understand political affairs as well. The principal path and the political establishment objectives would remain elusive and vague without a general philosophical observation. The motives, motors, and human concerns can not be appreciated without a psychological awareness of the participants, both leaders and followers. The picture acknowledged and the information gained are much more complete and important by using these two complementary approaches.

Author(s) Details

Amos Avny

Omnidev International, Yehud, Israel.

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An Approach: Saying Goodbye to the Silence | Chapter 11 | New Ideas Concerning Science and Technology Vol. 1

 The case study presented is about a boy with auditory issues who grew up in a family with a father with hearing impairment and a mother who is deaf-mute. The boy has completely improved his way of communicating with the aid of a psychotherapist, as well as a specialist in hearing and speech disorders. In favour of verbal expression, the system of signs and images was left. The case illustrates the causal association between the option of purchasing a hearing aid and the process of learning to speak and communicate without fear with others. It also shows that, due to psychological and social effects, this passage is not painless. The considerations discussed in this paper start with the great importance of communication, passing through the themes of language and pictures, the use of devices for the deaf, through Robert 's case to get to their use in clinical practise. It gradually illuminates the subtle and nuanced exchange and relationship between the language of silence and that of sounds. Although the current research is not carried out using a statistical technique, the research on the socio-psychological and emotional issues involved in people with hearing disabilities who have to experience such a great change may be potential progress on a wide scale.

Author(s) Details

Dr. Maria Grazia Spurio

Research Centre and Psychological Studies "Genius Academy”, Via C.A. Jemolo 83, 00156 Rome, Italy.

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A Study on Behavioral Finance to Understand the Psychological Behavior of Individuals in Financial and Non-financial Investment and Decision Making | Chapter 7 | Current Strategies in Economics and Management Vol. 3

Everyone earns cash intending to fulfil life goals. Cash is employed for mundane also as exotic functions. It will be saved and invested with to finance numerous goals like education, marriage, retirement and then on. The wants will be each immediate and within the distant future. Cash will be attained by operating for pay, by taking risks for profit associated degree by investment and managing it to relinquish the financial gain. Behavioral finance could be a comparatively new paradigm of finance, that seeks to supplement the quality theories of finance by introducing behavioral aspects to the decision making process. Early proponents of behavioral finance are thought about by some to be visionaries. This research paper exhibits with key analysis tools like factor analysis, binomial distribution, chi-square analysis, correlation analysis and regression analysis with Three Hundred as the sample size and the research was conducted within the Chennai city in India. This paper is an attempt to comprehend and distinguish the importance of psychological behaviour of individuals towards investment and decision making.

Author(s) Details

Khavi Priya Bagya Lakshmi 
Shrimathi Devkunvar Nanalal Bhatt Vaishnav College for Women, Affiliated to University of Madras, Chennai, India.

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