Tremendous amount of research work and real life events have completely wiped out any doubt of the existence of behavioural finance. It is clear that the proponents of traditional finance failed to acknowledge or explain some pricing anomalies that were identified and explained by the proponents of behavioural finance. “In contrast to traditional finance, which examines how people should behave in order to maximize their […]
Introduction There is a growing body of research that suggests poor academic performance and behavioural outcomes are associated with problems of student engagement in the academic and social experiences of schooling (Li-Grining, Votruba-Drzal, Maldonado-Carrefio, & Haas, 2010; Matthews & Kizzie, 2010; McClelland, Acock, Piccinin, Rhea, & Stallings, 2013). This paper explores research relevant to improving student engagement through formative assessment, which has been referred to […]
“Intercultural Communication with the Islamic Republic: What Translators and Interpreters Need to Know About Iran” Introduction The objective of this research is to overcome the misunderstandings in communicating, translating, or interpreting with modern Iran. Therefore, it is essential to acquire a greater understanding of the Islamic Revolution, its roots, how it is perceived as an act of political resistance rather than a question of faith […]
Introduction 1 Theoretical and methodological framework 1.1 Old and new threats to national security in the theoretical perspective 1.2 Economic security in the context of national security 1.3 Relations between national economic security and foreign policy 2 Geopolitical and geoeconomic background of Kazakhstan 2.1 Economic background of Kazakhstan 2.2 Energy sources as the main segments of the national economy and its importance in economic […]
Child to Parent Violence – a growing area of concern for families with children and adolescence on the edge of care? Summary Child to parent violence (CPV) is defined by Cottrell (2004:16) as ‘any act of a child that is intended to cause physical, psychological or financial damage in order to gain control of a parent’. Many commentators have stated that CPV is a hidden, […]
Husserl on recollection: a brief guide If we are here to turn to Husserl’s account of recollection, then, in short, for Husserl, recollection presides as a re-presentative act; i.e. it involves presentification of a certain experience/ its object to consciousness that is nevertheless no longer directly given or present owing to the fact it has passed. Whilst the recollected experience was once, by definition, an […]
Chapter One: Feminizing Consumption This project is borne of a desire to understand the longstanding conflation of femininity with consumption and the political consequences of that conflation. Even a cursory examination of writings on production and consumption reveals the gendering of consumption and production. Consumption is feminine and production is masculine. The need to investigate this conflation becomes more pressing in the context of arguments […]
CHANGE IN TRENDS OF ARCHITECTURE IN RELATION TO ROOF FORMS ON KNUST CAMPUS ABSTRACT Throughout the years, architecture has been given many various meanings and definitions and this has resulted in the evolution of several styles, movements and design philosophies. Any building regardless of the architectural style should be able to address these 3 issues; Climate, Construction and Culture. The campus of Kwame Nkrumah University […]
Table of Contents Introduction Impact on Human Population and the Environment Monitoring and Evaluating Pollution Response and Control Measures Outcomes of the Situation Influence in Africa Policy and Guidelines Australia Case Studies Love Canal America CFC’s Conclusions References Introduction In 2006, the Probo Koala offloaded approximately 500 tonnes of toxic waste in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire (Ognibene, 2007). The Panamanian registered ship was commissioned by the […]
Diabetes mellitus is a chronic condition characterized by hyperglycemia as a result of a person being unable to control their blood glucose. There are three types, one which occurs during pregnancy known as gestational diabetes and then type one and type two diabetes (Ignatavicius & Workman, 2016). This paper will be focused around type one and type two. Both conditions result in the inability of […]
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