Connection
Essays

Jean Watson's theory of caring has long been an important and profound theoretical framework for the practice and study of nursing, and has helped to revitalize the discipline in the current area.

A review of the difference between retrograde amnesia and other forms of amnesia, especially anterograde amnesia. The thesis of the paper is that differences in the brain regions affected are only part of the issue. Recent research suggests that individual differences in relation to the regeneration of nerves and the relative strength of memories prior to amnesia are equally important to understanding retrograde amnesia.

Implicit Factors and Love: Change in the Intensity of Love Over Time

Augustine is one of the most important religious philosophers of ancient times. In many of his writings he addressed the issue of God, belief, religion, and slavery. In each of his approach, his insights reveal certain…

Pierre Schaeffer succeeded far beyond his expectations in that he not only was able to conceal the object sources of his musical compositions from the listener but simultaneously for a time, concealed the very primitive…

The issue of religion and of the spiritual comfort it brings to the peoples around the world represents an interesting yet controversial topic for analysis. There have been claims made over the actual quality of the…

EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION and ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE RESEARCH PROPOSAL

Decision making represents an essential process of analysis and negotiations. It is the result of a complex set of considerations concerning the actors involved, the circumstances, as well as the factors which could…

Overpopulation and Instability: Drawing Connections and Conclusions

One of the most fascinating aspects of snakes is their ability to swallow prey that appears (to us) to be impossibly large in relation to the dimensions of their heads. Other snake-like organisms such as caecilians,…