Mana (mind) is one of the important things in life which leads to overall health. Smriti (memory) remembrance what has been experienced directly earlier. It described as among eight Aishwaryas (desire power) only happen through concentration mind. Buddhi (Intellect) also known Mahata (greatness), Upalabidhi (accomplishment), and Gyana (intellectual). Grahana (grasping) Dharana (retaining) capac...

Success on the licensure examination, NCLEX-PN, is a fundamental outcome criterion for practical nursing programs as well as a state requirement for professional practice. Nurse educators and administrators have an interest in identifying factors that predict success on the licensure examination. This study examined demographic, pre-admission, and programmatic variables to determine their predi...

this volume is the first complete roadmap to integrative nursing, providing a step-by-step guide to assess and clinically treat conditions through a variety of combined methodologies including wellness, lifestyle enhancement, and nutrition. this text puts forth both the skills and theoretical frameworks for multidisciplinary leaders to consider and implement integrative healthcare strategies wi...

To establish the intellectual identity of the organization, it is important for every organization to revitalize creative activity inside and attract intellectual interest from outside the organization. This paper proposes a framework to support attraction of outside interest by disclosing the organizational intellect. We have developed models of organizational intellect and a support environme...

We characterize Openness/Intellect as motivated cognitive flexibility, or cognitive exploration, and develop a neuropsychological model relating it to dopaminergic function and to the functions of the prefrontal cortex (PFC). Evidence is reviewed for sources of Openness/Intellect shared with Extraversion and sources unique to Openness/Intellect. The hypothesis that the cognitive functions of th...

The current project investigated why people with high levels of Openness/Intellect tend to have higher levels of cognitive functioning than people with lower levels of Openness/Intellect. We hypothesized that the positive relationship between Openness/Intellect and cognition might be attributable to more open people being more likely to engage in cognitively stimulating activities that are bene...