This article reports on a series of interviews with archivists and recordkeepers conducted as part larger project exploring relationships between grief recordkeeping. Though the were not explicitly focused donor relations, it emerged that relationship donors was particularly emotionally charged one: interview participants described deep complex donors, whom they often knew over long period thro...

Knowledge and wisdom often operate at cross-purposes. In particular, means turning towards the world, paying attention to things we find there, while with knowledge turn our backs on them. thrives certainty predictability. But in a certain where everything is joined up, nothing could live or grow. If world of life necessarily uncertain, it also opens up pure possibility. To arrive such possibil...

User Financial Incentives (UFIs) have emerged as a powerful tool for health promotion. Strong evidence suggests that large enough incentives paid to individuals, conditional on behaviour they can control, encourages more of the desired behaviour. However, such interventions can have unintended consequences for non-targeted behaviours. Implementation difficulties that result in individuals not u...

Reliance on remembered facts or events requires memory for their sources, that is, the contexts in which those facts or events were embedded. Understanding of source retrieval has been stymied by the fact that uncontrolled fluctuations of attention during encoding can cloud results of key importance to theoretical development. To address this issue, we combined electrophysiology (high-density e...

Fifty-four billion dollars was spent on alcohol/ drug abuse and mental health treatment in 1990. These expenditures were concentrated in the area of inpatient psychiatric care and on persons with severe mental health and substance abuse problems. The data on expenditure patterns for mental health and substance abuse care suggest that successful health care reform in this area must implement mec...