Pride of Recognition Continues for Top Docs

Rodeo docs hope to lasso recognition.

The nonverbal expression of pride: evidence for cross-cultural recognition.

The present research tests whether recognition for the nonverbal expression of pride generalizes across cultures. Study 1 provided the first evidence for cross-cultural recognition of pride, demonstrating that the expression generalizes across Italy and the United States. Study 2 found that the pride expression generalizes beyond Western cultures; individuals from a preliterate, highly isolated...

TOP Docs: family physicians with competing demands and the right priorities--individual, family, and community health.

A number of studies have examined the effects of competing demands during an office visit on family physician care. Some studies conclude that competing demands drive out top-quality care. In fact, there are so many studies that suggest family physicians provide less care than what is recommended by some set of guidelines that I would hate to enumerate them. Usually these studies examine a smal...

factors affecting the trend of opportunities recognition among top entrepreneurs

why, when and how are some people more capable of recognizing opportunities while others lack such ability? this is a key question to pose in the field of entrepreneurship and opportunity recognition. the answer to this question can open up a new window before researchers. the aim of this research is to examine the factors that are effective in determining opportunities among entrepreneurs. to ...

Top-Down Cues for Event Recognition

How to fuse static and dynamic information is a key issue in event analysis. In this paper, we present a novel approach to combine appearance and motion information together through a top-down manner for event recognition in real videos. Unlike the conventional bottom-up way, attention can be focused volitionally on top-down signals derived from task demands. A video is represented by a collect...