A STUDY ON INFORMATION SEEKING BEHAVIOR OF STUDENTS AND FACULTY MEMBERS IN BUSINESS SCHOOL A Research Proposal In the present educational scenario, advent of e-media into education such as Internet, Television, Mobile Learning Technology, Tablet Computers etc., have contributed much in sharpening the reading habits of students. This situation requires studying how best the students’ information seeking behavior, especially, reading habits in the current changing learning environment are influenced
INFORMATION SEEKING BEHAVIOUR OF TEACHER Information behavior (IB) refers to the totality of human behaviour in relation to sources and channels of information including active and passive information need, information seeking and information use (Wilson, 2000). Information seeking behaviour involves the behaviour require active exposure to print and non-print information resources including exposure to mass media, the internet and other web-based social networks. To Wilson (2000) information seeking behavior
Physical Health Problems Beliefs, attitudes and perceptions are shaped by society and culture. The way individuals perceive a health problem does influence their likelihood of seeking health care. Scheppers et al (2005) studied the potential barriers to the use of health services among ethnic minorities. They found that ethnic minority patients' cultural perceptions about symptoms may act as a barrier, as their needs may be differently expressed. Ethnic minority groups may present classical symptoms
Based on the client presenting problems, the reason of seeking therapy was due to experiencing ongoing and overwhelming stress including conflict between him and his sons, the recent loss of both his parents, difficulty falling asleep, lower energy, decreased appetite and excessive argument with his girlfriend have contributed to his suicidal ideation (Van Orden et al., 2012). Safety Plan Assessing the client’s level of functioning and understanding
As South Korea is still a highly patriarchal society in today’s context, the father may still be the ultimate decision maker when it comes to health behaviors of the children. In this context, the effects of the education levels of the father may be stronger than that of the mother, reflecting a stronger social class determinant of the family (Bluemenshine). It has also been proposed that paternal education
Introduction Trends, Significance, and Rationale Understanding the diseases that affect maternal and child health (MCH) is a global public health concern. Maternal health refers to the health of women during pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period while child health specifically refers to physical, mental and social well-being of a child (World Health Organization, 2014). MCH is a dynamic field that aims to improve the health of women, children, youth, and entire families and communities
Hagerstown, Maryland Drug treatment centers are designed to help addicts learn how to maintain their sobriety. They are set up to help you stop the compulsive drug seeking behavior that is fueling your addiction. Depending on your personal needs, your treatment may be created in a variety of different ways. Every addict is different, so many substance abuse centers in Hagerstown, Maryland are made to offer personalized care. Seeking Customized Treatment Options Your addiction developed over
pre-established outlines for staff responsibility. It helps with the resolution of difficult situations, and can protect a nurse’s license if negative outcomes arise. Nurses and other health care providers face challenging confrontational situations every day, therefore effective communication skills are essential. The use of assertive communication, or stating a position with assurance, focuses on solving problems and is imperative to patient safety, but can also help invoke the chain of command (Issues in Nursing
organizational picture of capabilities, resources, plans and targets. 3. Helps the firm to be able to form a balance between opportunity-seeking (i.e., exploration) and advantage-seeking (i.e., exploitation) behaviors (Ireland, Hitt, & Sirmon, 2003). 4. Helps a firm position itself such that it is capable of properly responding to the types of significant environmental changes that face many of today’s organizations. 5. Helps the firm develop relatively sustainable competitive
to a hypothetical client, “Faith,” a mother in her late 20s who is separated from her emotionally abusive husband, “Mark.” Mark engaged in controlling behaviors such as keeping tabs on Faith’s relationships, criticizing her housekeeping and parenting skills, prohibiting personal expenditures, and engaging in affairs, telling Faith that her behavior drove him to do so. As their relationship difficulties escalated, he became demonstrably violent, punching and throwing objects in a threatening manner