Emotion's Place in Labor History

Making a Place for Emotions in Medicine

Do Emotions Improve Labor Market Outcomes?

Do Emotions Improve Labor Market Outcomes? Traditionally, models of economic decision-making assume that individuals are rational and emotionless. This chapter argues that the neglect of emotion in economic models explains their inability to predict important aspects of the labor market. We focus on one example: the scarcity of nominal wage cuts. Firms frequently cut real wages of workers, by i...

Emotions in the Teaching of History

The history of teaching history in Europe shows that emotions are highly ambivalent here. One is reminded of forms of history instruction in which identification with the nation was at the center of education. The goal of the teaching of history was not to open it to an understanding of the otherness of other nations and cultures, but instead to seal it off from the foreign. We need to ask how ...

The Effect of Oral Progesterone on Deceasing Preterm Labor in Patients with a History of Preterm Labor

Background Preterm birth with a prevalence of about 10% causes 75-95% of prenatal mortality, and one of the effective factors of it is hormonal factors. This study aimed to investigate the effect of oral medroxy progesterone on reducing preterm labor in women with a history of preterm labor. Materials and Methods This double-...

The place of laughter in Hobbes's theory of emotions.

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