World Health Organization (WHO) defines health not only as “the absence of disease and infirmity; but as a complete well-being on physical, mental and social aspects”. Mental health studies have approached mental health as the absence of psychiatric diseases such as anxiety, depression, and schizophrenia. Nowadays, this approach became insufficient and mental health was attempted to be explaine...

Background and Objectives: Accelerated demand for health services together with the increasing lack of skillful health human resources have highlighted the importance of organizational commitment (OC) to health system performance. Recent studies have identified psychological empowerment (PE) as a potential driver of OC. However, the relation between the two con...

Using three dimensional graphics to visualize abstract data presents an interesting challenge because, by definition, there is no physical counterpart to abstract data; its extension into three-space is not due to the fact that it is the natural thing to do. Prior work in using three dimensional graphics to aid abstract data visualization has concentrated on increasing the quantity of data visu...

• The study contributes to a better understanding of TIOP as compound teacher trait. A scale is validated measure its value-related and feeling-related dimensions. validly predicts self-efficacy but not observed teaching quality. It suggested that be integrated into education induction. Compared the disseminated studies on motivation positive emotion separate dimensions, knowledge base about te...

Our study investigates the process of topic comprehension in comparative sentences and the relationship between this process and the word order of topic and vehicle. Our experiment used a meaningfulness decision task with three conditions: no-vehicle sentence (e.g. a word hurts someone), vehicle-after-topic sentence (e.g. a word, like a weapon, hurts someone), and vehicle-before-topic sentence ...

A Cross-State Comparison of Measures of Subjective Well-Being* Using data drawn from the 2010 American Time Use Survey Well-Being Module, this study examines the relationship between three measures of subjective well-being based on timeuse data and an objective measure of well-being. Whereas the measures of affect – net affect and the U-index – are uncorrelated with the objective quality-of-lif...

Talk of meaning and meaningfulness, ubiquitous today, only emerges in the nineteenth century. This emergence remains to be explained calls into question accounts modernity that treat “meaning” as a stable, timeless concept.