In the present Part I, we will present some fundamental notions frequently used in economics. The sequence of the ideas to be discussed is not chosen arbitrarily. On the contrary, the discussion of each concept will generate a question leading directly to the following one. At the beginning of our journey through economic thinking we refer to the observation that human beings are endowed (and b...

In the present Part I, we will present some fundamental notions frequently used in economics. The sequence of the ideas to be discussed is not chosen arbitrarily. On the contrary, the discussion of each concept will generate a question leading directly to the following one. At the beginning of our journey through economic thinking we refer to the observation that human beings are endowed (and b...

In the present Part I, we will present some fundamental notions frequently used in economics. The sequence of the ideas to be discussed is not chosen arbitrarily. On the contrary, the discussion of each concept will generate a question leading directly to the following one. At the beginning of our journey through economic thinking we refer to the observation that human beings are endowed (and b...

This research examines the relationships between satisfaction of psychological needs (belongingness and distinctiveness) on affective cognitive attitudes (job commitment). Specifically, this study evaluates how one need compensates for lack other need. Overall found that can, in certain circumstances, compensate a different Results implications are presented through JDR framework. offers an imp...

This article approaches Sirius (1944), by Olaf Stapledon, from a perspective that brings together literary animal studies and ecocriticism. The eponymous main character of this science fiction novel is genetically-modified dog who struggles between the human realms, being unable to belong either urban or natural spaces. I argue work carries out an exercise blurring boundaries, thus proposing al...

objective: this research aimed at evaluating the moderator role of school connection on the impact of violent friends towards aggressive behaviors in adolescent students of tehran high schools. methods: a sample of 3529 participants from tehran high school students was selected using multistage sampling method. participants completed school connection questionnaire (scq), iranian adolescents ri...

Limited work has focused on understanding mechanisms through which violence negatively impacts youth outcomes. The present study investigates how three different facets of exposure (witnessing violence, victimization and armed conflict) relate to Colombian externalizing behaviors via the indirect influence aggressive cognitions moderating role community belongingness. Data were from a sample st...

The notion of social belongingness has been applied to different scales, from individual processes, and subjective objective dimensions. This article seeks contribute this multidimensional perspective on by drawing the capabilities wellbeing perspectives. specific aim is analyze relationships between capabilities—including those related belongingness—and wellbeing. hypotheses are: (H1–H2) There...