Two studies are presented that examine disclosure of sensitive information and personalization in Internet-based surveys. In the first study, the impact of a personalized salutation on two forms of non-disclosure to a sensitive personal question (salary level) is tested. The results revealed that a personalized salutation tends to increase levels of active non-disclosure (measured through use o...

The shocking shipwreck discovery in “A Descent into the Maelström” elicits disparate responses from public. fisherman’s cohorts completely deny incredible occurrence to mollify their consternation. In contrast, fisherman witnesses sublime spectacle and chooses repeat story different audiences so that he might build a psychological mastery over paralyzing event. fact, differing attitudes piece t...

This study aims to determine the perspective of Islamic law on political dowry involving parties and regional head general election candidates. use a type qualitative research (non-statistical) which focuses field (field research) using normative phenomenological approach. Data processing analysis techniques refer interactive model concept, is concept that clarifies data in behavioral steps, in...

A desire to look attractive is no longer taken as a sign of vanity. Since the face is the most exposed part of the body, and the mouth a prominent feature, teeth are getting a greater share of attention. The severe wear of anterior teeth facilitates the loss of anterior guidance, which protects the posterior teeth from wear during excursive movement. The collapse of posterior teeth also results...

Body image disturbance (BID) refers to persistent dissatisfaction, distress, and dysfunction related to some aspect(s) of one's physical appearance. Cognitive models of BID highlight the importance of dysfunctional beliefs in maintaining BID. Relational Frame Theory (RFT), in contrast, posits that psychological distress is sustained by the unwillingness to experience aversive internal experienc...

This dissertation pursues a twofold proposition: writers of the long eighteenth century widely presumed that poetry influenced the “common weal” (the common wellbeing, conceived as a national community); and this expectation guided poetic composition even at the level of strategy or “design.” I demonstrate this claim in a series of three case studies, each of which delineates an elaborate, inte...