1.1 Introduction The word ‘polygamy’ is taken from the Greek word ‘polygamia’ meaning ‘the state of marriage to many spouses’. It is the practice of being married to more than one spouse (Collins English Dictionary, 2012). Polygamous relationships can involve all spouses living together as one family unit, or each spouse living in separate households with minimal contact and only sharing a common husband or wife. The number of polygamous relationships is actually increasing, and though many people
burn more calories by over-exercising. 9. Not eating enough fibre - Viscous fibre is a type of soluble fibre that aids to decrease appetite by forming a water holding gel. The gel makes us feel full as it moves slowly through our digestive tract. Studies suggests that all kinds of fibre helps to lose
epically in the ocean and marine biologist plan on discovering the unknown. "The world’s finest wilderness lies beneath the waves …” This quote was said by Wyland, Marine Life Artist. Marine Biology is a needed job in this world. Marine biology studies marine organisms, their behaviors, and interactions with the marine environment. The ocean provides food, water, medicines, and materials. 70 percent of protein we consume is from the water from the ocean. Marine biology is important because the oceans
enough for our society to take a vegetarian diet into consideration. A vegetarian is someone who does not eat meat and sometimes other animal products for religious, moral, or health reasons. Around 500 B.C.E vegetarians were first mentioned by the Greek philosopher and mathematician Pythagoras of Samos. The most common form of vegetarians are lacto-ovo vegetarians who eat vegetables, eggs, and dairy products but do not eat any form of meat. The real question is, why should people become vegetarian
body consisting of 75 percent of it, it is evidently clear that water is one of the prime elements responsible for life on earth. Water has been used since antiquity as a symbol by which to express devotion and purity. Some cultures, like the ancient Greeks, went as far as to worship gods who were thought to live in and command the waters. Our drinking water today, far from being pure, contains some two hundred deadly commercial chemicals. Add to that bacteria, viruses, inorganic minerals (making the
This study is based on primary data that is collected through structured questionnaires from 36 individual investors based out in Mysore city. Researcher identifies 8 different factors that influence decision making process. The study concludes that behavioral biases influence decision making process. Chandra (2008) studies the impact of behavioral factors and investment psychology on their investments. The research
learner at the centre of education as the key beneficiary to the system. Curriculum theory enables a student to understand the course content and its symbolic representations. The theory was first heard in 1828 following the Yale Report that promoted Greek and Latin Memorization (Pinar, 2013). This paper will be focused on how the learners can be involved in curriculum development, how the students can participate in assessments, the instruction strategies adopted to include learners in participating
of the day. The term narcolepsy is derived from the French word Narcolepsies created by the French physician Jean-Baptiste -Édouard Gélineau (23 December 1828 – 2 March 1906) by merging the Greek words. Narcolepsy usually begins between the ages of 15 and 25, but it can become apparent at any age. In many cases, narcolepsy is undiagnosed and, consequently, untreated. The four major signs and symptoms of narcolepsy are extreme daytime sleepiness, cataplexy muscle weakness while awake, and hallucinations
profession and has been around for centuries. “Throughout the Bible, prostitutes played greater or lesser roles in many stories, from Delilah to Mary Magdalene. Prostitution has been in existence for millennia, going back to the Byzantine, Roman, Greek, and Egyptian empires” (Goldman, 2012). Prostitution can also be seen in present day Pahrump, Nevada. However, despite being the world’s oldest profession prostitution is still illegal in most of the United States, but why? The number of active prostitutes
preparing students for the “real” world. Thinking for oneself and reflecting on one’s own personal experiences are useful activities in this regard, and should be promoted from an early age. As with most things, however, educational psychology is not a case of simply being “black and white”. The behaviourist approach of positive reinforcement undoubtedly echoes humanist sentiments, and if administered correctly, will usually result in enthusiastic learner engagement and increased contribution. An affirmative