“It looks like he cares, but he doesn’t.”: athletes’ experiences of “good” and “bad” care in women’s football

he is one and there is naught but he (isfahani hatif on the summit of tarjiband)

the celebrated poem of ahmad hatif of isfahn, known in persian as the hatef’s tarjiband is studied in the present paper from a historical point of view to reveal the status of this poet in persian poetry, as well as its mystical content. first a short history of tarjiband as a poetic form is revised, then the sixteen poets who have written a mystical tarjiband are presented. all of these tarj...

But he knew it was wrong: evaluating adolescent culpability.

Forensic psychiatric evaluators of adolescent defendants are often asked to address open-ended questions that affect what court an adolescent will be tried in and what sentence he might receive. Such questions often involve the extent to which the adolescent should be considered less culpable than an adult who has committed a similar offense. Assessing partial or diminished culpability in an ad...

When it looks like familial hypercholesterolemia...but is not.

Medical Errors Disclosure: Is It Good or Bad?

Background: In the treatment and health process, there are a lot of dangers to patients, and the increased number of medical errors is one of the most important circumstances of this process. Objective: The present research purposed to decrease medical errors through disclosure of them in hospitals of Tehran University of Medical Sciences. M...

Nothing either good or bad but action makes it so.

Federico and Perez, in a recent issue of The Journal of Physiology, provide new insight into the impact of incomplete spinal cord injury (SCI) on corticospinal preparation for movement (Federico & Perez, 2017). In people with chronic incomplete cervical SCI and age-matched control subjects, they measured motor evoked potentials evoked by cortical (MEPs) or subcortical (CMEPs) stimulation and sh...