This study examines the prevalence of emotional appeals in COVID-19-themed brand advertisements from around world months immediately following World Health Organization’s declaration coronavirus outbreak as a pandemic. The analyses frequencies use positive and negative content ads, concurrent combinations such appeals. A analysis was conducted on sample 376 ads “Ads World” digital archive. resu...

Globally, the engagement of citizens in civic responsibility and politics is considered critical for nurturance democratic culture. In this context, study was conducted to understand citizens’ attitude toward decision vote along with factors influential determining attitude. It a mixed-method study. For quantitative study, survey by collecting data from 300 respondents: 150 rural background urb...

conclusions nursing students support in the clinical education requires a nurturing care; a care that leads to the sense of worthiness and respectability in students and contributes to the improvement of their clinical abilities. results in the current study, the main theme, nurturance, was emerged with seven subthemes of humanistic behavior with the student, respectful communication with stude...

the upright, crouched, or kyphotic, nursing posture of lactating rats is dependent on suckling stimulation from pups. Because of the neuroanatomical connections of the periaqueductal gray (PAG) and its sensorimotor integration of the analogous lordosis posture displayed by sexually receptive female rats, the possible role of the PAG in kyphosis was investigated using c-fos immunocytochemistry a...

The significance of ego development and object relations for adaptation and adjustment in middle childhood was examined in a study of 92 nine- to twelve-year-old children. Subjects completed the Sentence Completion Test (SCT) and the Blatt Object Relations Scale (BORS) in individual sessions. BORS ratings were factor analyzed and a predominant factor of parental nurturance emerged. This factor ...

4 studies investigated the broad claim that preschoolers understand biological inheritance. In Study 1, 4-7-year-old children were told a story in which a boy was born to one man and adopted by another. The biological father was described as having one set of features (e.g., green eyes) and the adoptive father as having another (e.g., brown eyes). Subjects were asked which man the boy would res...

The results of a large body of research have yielded findings supportive of the view that the mass media have a decisive effect on the formation of public attitudes and behaviours. This study reports the results of a content analysis of 670 nurse and 466 physician characters portrayed in novels, motion pictures and prime-time television series, published or produced from 1920 to 1980. When comp...

Leadership is evolving from its partiarchal roots to the emerging paradigm of a network of shared leadership. This new model which values the traits and abilities of communication, inclusion and nurturance has paved the way for greater participation of women in the leadership equation. However, preparation of young women leaders in agriculture may require changes in our educationalmethodologies...