Environmental Science (CHM 105) Course Syllabus
... science. The goal of AP Environmental Science is to provide students with the scientific principles, concepts, and methodologies required to understand the interrelationships of the natural world, to identify and analyze environmental problems both natural and human-made, to evaluate the relative ri ...
... science. The goal of AP Environmental Science is to provide students with the scientific principles, concepts, and methodologies required to understand the interrelationships of the natural world, to identify and analyze environmental problems both natural and human-made, to evaluate the relative ri ...
Seeing green: Mere exposure to money triggers a
... time, the mere presence of money should elicit a market-pricing orientation toward the world’’ (Vohs et al., 2008, p. 209). Market pricing (MP), identified by Fiske (1992), is one of four basic mental models people use to coordinate almost all social interactions, where relationships are ‘‘based on a ...
... time, the mere presence of money should elicit a market-pricing orientation toward the world’’ (Vohs et al., 2008, p. 209). Market pricing (MP), identified by Fiske (1992), is one of four basic mental models people use to coordinate almost all social interactions, where relationships are ‘‘based on a ...
Phytoplankton community structure defined by key
... method. This procedure allows identifying the environmental variables (individual or ...
... method. This procedure allows identifying the environmental variables (individual or ...
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... strategy was developed purely in relation to the successful pursuit o f victory in war. The concept remained a military one until the nineteenth century, when it began to be applied to the business world, though most writers believe the actual process by which this took place is untraceable (Bracker ...
... strategy was developed purely in relation to the successful pursuit o f victory in war. The concept remained a military one until the nineteenth century, when it began to be applied to the business world, though most writers believe the actual process by which this took place is untraceable (Bracker ...
Moral Psychology at the Crossroads
... moral psychological research in the “post-Kohlbergian era” will be found by searching for integrative possibilities with other domains of psychological research. In particular, we argue that certain cognitive and social-cognitive literatures can be a powerful source of insights for understanding mor ...
... moral psychological research in the “post-Kohlbergian era” will be found by searching for integrative possibilities with other domains of psychological research. In particular, we argue that certain cognitive and social-cognitive literatures can be a powerful source of insights for understanding mor ...
Effect Studies in Unobtrusive Advertising: From Recall to SOA
... of explicit recall and recognition, the present work focuses on attitudes and attitude accessibility as mediating variables between media exposure and resulting behavior. The study departs from the traditionally dominant qualitative paradigm within Scandinavian media studies and operationalizes its ...
... of explicit recall and recognition, the present work focuses on attitudes and attitude accessibility as mediating variables between media exposure and resulting behavior. The study departs from the traditionally dominant qualitative paradigm within Scandinavian media studies and operationalizes its ...
Journal of Organizational Behavior J. Organiz. Behav. 32, 499–519 (2011)
... (Robinson & O’Leary-Kelly, 1998), counterproductive work behaviors (Fox & Spector, 1999), interpersonal deviance (Bennett & Robinson, 2000), retaliation (e.g., Skarlicki & Folger, 1997), revenge (e.g., Aquino, Bies, & Tripp, 1999), and workplace aggression (e.g., Greenberg & Barling, 1999). While ea ...
... (Robinson & O’Leary-Kelly, 1998), counterproductive work behaviors (Fox & Spector, 1999), interpersonal deviance (Bennett & Robinson, 2000), retaliation (e.g., Skarlicki & Folger, 1997), revenge (e.g., Aquino, Bies, & Tripp, 1999), and workplace aggression (e.g., Greenberg & Barling, 1999). While ea ...
this article - International Journal of Mass Emergencies
... Disasters to identify time as ‘of the essence’ to an understanding of disasters as it not only provides the framework within which the succession of events in a process can be analyzed but it also determines the frequency, time of day, seasonality and stage of impact (Wisner et al 2004: 106-107). Wh ...
... Disasters to identify time as ‘of the essence’ to an understanding of disasters as it not only provides the framework within which the succession of events in a process can be analyzed but it also determines the frequency, time of day, seasonality and stage of impact (Wisner et al 2004: 106-107). Wh ...
An energy-aware survey on ICT device power supplies
... One of the greatest challenges for today’s society is to manage the impact from the way we live our lives and the products we consume. As more focus is put on the overall sustainability (social and environmental) impact that our lifestyle choices have, a number of organizations have responded by pro ...
... One of the greatest challenges for today’s society is to manage the impact from the way we live our lives and the products we consume. As more focus is put on the overall sustainability (social and environmental) impact that our lifestyle choices have, a number of organizations have responded by pro ...
athabasca university change in systems: theory and implications by
... Consequently, the issues of marriage and monogamy became focal points for reflecting on how cultural values had been transmitted, and how they had come to affect me, personally. More importantly, because of the emotional conflicts that had arisen for me in the course of attempting (and often failing ...
... Consequently, the issues of marriage and monogamy became focal points for reflecting on how cultural values had been transmitted, and how they had come to affect me, personally. More importantly, because of the emotional conflicts that had arisen for me in the course of attempting (and often failing ...
Implicit Bias, Context, and Character
... words, as what theorists of animal learning call an “occasion setter” can count as an element of context. 5 A standard example of an occasion setter is an animal’s cage; a rat may demonstrate a conditioned fear response to a sound when in its cage, but not when in a novel environment. Similarly, a p ...
... words, as what theorists of animal learning call an “occasion setter” can count as an element of context. 5 A standard example of an occasion setter is an animal’s cage; a rat may demonstrate a conditioned fear response to a sound when in its cage, but not when in a novel environment. Similarly, a p ...
Moral Psychology at the Crossroads Daniel K. Lapsley Darcia
... view of morality had a liberating effect on moral psychology, in fact, made moral psychology possible, there is also growing anxiety about how and where to re-set the boundaries between the two disciplines. Blasi (1990) argued that moral philosophy has had a number of negative side effects on moral ...
... view of morality had a liberating effect on moral psychology, in fact, made moral psychology possible, there is also growing anxiety about how and where to re-set the boundaries between the two disciplines. Blasi (1990) argued that moral philosophy has had a number of negative side effects on moral ...
John Dewey on the Public Responsibility of Intellectuals
... Thus we arrive at the first two public responsibilities of philosophers particularly, but also, I suggest, of intellectuals in general. First, intellectuals contribute to the creation and preservation of healthy publics by helping to define and to keep steadily in view the concrete problems that gen ...
... Thus we arrive at the first two public responsibilities of philosophers particularly, but also, I suggest, of intellectuals in general. First, intellectuals contribute to the creation and preservation of healthy publics by helping to define and to keep steadily in view the concrete problems that gen ...
Youth, Identity and Consumption - A Research Model
... Identity then, is something that connects the own personality with the (social) environment over time. What this something is, is seldom made concrete and it remains a question whether or not identity can be concretized. Identity is mainly an ungraspable something because as an abstract whole it for ...
... Identity then, is something that connects the own personality with the (social) environment over time. What this something is, is seldom made concrete and it remains a question whether or not identity can be concretized. Identity is mainly an ungraspable something because as an abstract whole it for ...
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... 3. The three overarching themes relating to the long-term sustainability of life on this planet are solar energy, biodiversity, and chemical cycling. ANS: T PTS: 1 KEY: Bloom's: Remember ...
... 3. The three overarching themes relating to the long-term sustainability of life on this planet are solar energy, biodiversity, and chemical cycling. ANS: T PTS: 1 KEY: Bloom's: Remember ...
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... TOP: 1-2 How Are Our Ecological Footprints Affecting the Earth? KEY: Bloom's: Remember 7. The Tragedy of the Commons refers to a lack of agricultural resources available for the common (poor) people in a country. ANS: F PTS: 1 TOP: 1-2 How Are Our Ecological Footprints Affecting the Earth? KEY: Bloo ...
... TOP: 1-2 How Are Our Ecological Footprints Affecting the Earth? KEY: Bloom's: Remember 7. The Tragedy of the Commons refers to a lack of agricultural resources available for the common (poor) people in a country. ANS: F PTS: 1 TOP: 1-2 How Are Our Ecological Footprints Affecting the Earth? KEY: Bloo ...
Parrish 2008 - School of Earth and Environment
... 1985). This was closely tied to studies drawing on the strategic management field that attempted to use entrepreneurial traits as a predictor of new venture success (e.g. Sandberg and Hofer 1987; Vesper 1980). Although the traits approach proved unsuccessful and was largely discontinued after the 19 ...
... 1985). This was closely tied to studies drawing on the strategic management field that attempted to use entrepreneurial traits as a predictor of new venture success (e.g. Sandberg and Hofer 1987; Vesper 1980). Although the traits approach proved unsuccessful and was largely discontinued after the 19 ...
Microplastics in the Great Lakes
... and recycle programs. By comparing and analyzing the effectiveness of existing programs and policies, in North America and internationally, good models for plastics management can be highlighted and promoted in the Great Lakes region. Improvement in waste management is a key component to reducing pl ...
... and recycle programs. By comparing and analyzing the effectiveness of existing programs and policies, in North America and internationally, good models for plastics management can be highlighted and promoted in the Great Lakes region. Improvement in waste management is a key component to reducing pl ...
AP/Honors Environmental Science - Chautauqua Lake Central School
... laboratory/fieldwork skills, and exploring the scientific, cultural, political, and economic themes associated with environmental issues and policy. The APES course at Chautauqua Lake is intended to be equivalent to a semester college-level environmental science course. From the Instructor AP Enviro ...
... laboratory/fieldwork skills, and exploring the scientific, cultural, political, and economic themes associated with environmental issues and policy. The APES course at Chautauqua Lake is intended to be equivalent to a semester college-level environmental science course. From the Instructor AP Enviro ...
Theoretical psychology
... in the environment. Nothing like this is found in our theory, for which social identity is determined not by people’s property but by relationships. Relationships like similarity and difference. I will show in a brief example what I mean: Let us assume that we are living in Germany in the early 1930 ...
... in the environment. Nothing like this is found in our theory, for which social identity is determined not by people’s property but by relationships. Relationships like similarity and difference. I will show in a brief example what I mean: Let us assume that we are living in Germany in the early 1930 ...
The Power of Compassion - Cambridge Scholars Publishing
... one in distress should not be a victim of another’s compassion. A wise mentor, Pat O’Sullivan once said: “When power meets power, you have a power struggle. When vulnerability meets power, the result is alienation; but when vulnerability is met by vulnerability, the result is intimacy."2 Vulnerabili ...
... one in distress should not be a victim of another’s compassion. A wise mentor, Pat O’Sullivan once said: “When power meets power, you have a power struggle. When vulnerability meets power, the result is alienation; but when vulnerability is met by vulnerability, the result is intimacy."2 Vulnerabili ...
How social representations of attitudes have informed attitude theories
... conceptions of attitude. These are (a) that they are more-or-less consistent responses with a degree of organisation and predictability, and (b) that attitudes are underlying latent variables, inner processes that give direction and consistency to a person’s responses. Campbell sought to combine the ...
... conceptions of attitude. These are (a) that they are more-or-less consistent responses with a degree of organisation and predictability, and (b) that attitudes are underlying latent variables, inner processes that give direction and consistency to a person’s responses. Campbell sought to combine the ...
University of Groningen Corporate social responsibility and financial
... regulations draw this line in such a way that the rules of the game are fair. Why would society fail to set its laws optimally? To thoroughly discuss the literature on optimal regulation is beyond the scope of this thesis, but we give a few explanations. First of all, societal processes are dynamic ...
... regulations draw this line in such a way that the rules of the game are fair. Why would society fail to set its laws optimally? To thoroughly discuss the literature on optimal regulation is beyond the scope of this thesis, but we give a few explanations. First of all, societal processes are dynamic ...
ANNUAL REVIEW OF CRITICAL PSYCHOLOGY MARXISM AND
... tools they need to assist employers with kinder, gentler layoffs? What do articles like this from a leading psychological organization say about the relationship between modern psychology and the existing economic order? Perhaps all this suggests is that modern psychology, like any other academic di ...
... tools they need to assist employers with kinder, gentler layoffs? What do articles like this from a leading psychological organization say about the relationship between modern psychology and the existing economic order? Perhaps all this suggests is that modern psychology, like any other academic di ...