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The rhetoric-of-article-abstracts-a-sweep-through-the-literature-and-a-prelim...ToniCupluk
This document summarizes literature on writing abstracts for academic articles. It begins by noting a lack of empirical studies on abstract writing, with most literature taking the form of guidelines. It then reviews several guidelines for writing informative and indicative abstracts, noting debates around their length, structure, language use and other elements. The document also identifies unsettled questions in the literature, such as how short is too short for an abstract. In concluding, it observes a lack of manuals for non-native English speakers on writing abstracts and calls for more empirical research on abstract writing.
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Diabetes mellitus is an endocrinological and/or metabolic disorder with an increasing global prevalence and incidence. High blood glucose levels are symptomatic of diabetes mellitus as a consequence of inadequate pancreatic insulin secretion or poor insulin-directed mobilization of glucose by target cells. Diabetes mellitus is aggravated by and associated with metabolic complications that can subsequently lead to premature death. This presentation explores diabetes mellitus in terms of its types, causes and management interventions for improved lifestyle for patient.
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The cover features a large, unique font for the title and issue date. An autumn-themed image of leaves forming the number "1" represents the title and season. Professional photography and blurring techniques make the magazine look polished.
The contents page also has a large, sophisticated font and covers articles about various school activities with numbered images. The layout and limited descriptions intrigue readers to learn more by exploring the magazine. Overall, both pages portray student pride in their work and school through visual design choices.
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This document provides guidance on the roles and responsibilities of parliamentary public accounts committee (PAC) clerks. It discusses common problems facing PACs such as lack of member skills and resources. It also covers PAC staffing structures in various countries, with most PACs having a clerk, secretary and some research support. The document outlines the report writing process for PACs and provides tips for drafting clear, evidence-based reports and actionable recommendations to hold the executive to account.
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There are four main components to our Active
Communication Experience: Listen, Collaborate,
Perform, and Report. These pieces combine to form a
Continuous Loop Process; once we engage, the process
does not end—it only builds momentum, creating scalable
historical knowledge that ties together your current
event to all upcoming events.
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2. Le pulsioni sono vulcaniche
Quando si pensa ad un vulcano si ha
presente l’immagine di un montagna di lava
con una sola bocca fiammeggiante;
In realtà i vulcani hanno molte bocche oltre
quella principale che eruttando evitano
l’esplosione della montagna intera.
Anche per gli uomini le pulsioni sono diverse
ed esplodono a diversi livelli
3. Il modello 4D
come la natura umana plasma le
nostre scelte e cerca di soddisfare le
pulsioni umane
Una bussola perla lettura e la comprensione,
delle dinamiche di funzionamento umano
derivate dalle neuroscienze
4. Background
• Sviluppato da due professori della Harvard Business School, Paul
Lawrence e Nitin Nohria
• Pubblicato nel loro bestseller "Driven: How Human Nature Shapes
Our Choices" (2001)
• Il libro è basato sulle recenti scoperte della ricerca neuroscientifica
ed esplora le motivazioni del comportamento sociale (in contesti
organizzativi)
• La teoria degli autori è che il cervello sia strutturato per soddisfare
4 motivazioni fondamentali (drives) che corrispondono a bisogni
biologici. In quanto bisogni biologici, tali motivazioni sono sempre
“attive” e chiedono soddisfazione. Sono inoltre alla base dei
comportamenti organizzativi, anche quelli apparentemente evoluti e
sofisticati.
• Perciò i 4 drives esercitano la loro influenza a livello sia personale
che organizzativo.
5. Iquattro drives
• I quattro drives sono innati ed universali, frutto
dell’evoluzione e comuni a tutti gli uomini
• I quattro drives sono indipendenti l’uno
dall’altro, nel senso che gli obiettivi che essi
perseguono non sono intercambiabili anche se
strettamente legati l’uno all’altro
6. D1: Drive to Acquire
la motivazione innata a perseguire,
controllare, cercare di
impossessarsi e acquisire oggetti
ed esperienze cui attribuisce valore
IL LATO OSCURO DEL DRIVE TO ACQUIRE
“Non ce n’è mai abbastanza”. Il Drive to Acquire rischia di
essere insaziabile; le emozioni ed i desideri possono
talvolta diventare così forti da mandare in corto circuito la
capacità razionale.
7. D2: Drive to Bond
La motivazione innata a costruire
rapporti sociali e a sviluppare fiducia
reciproca, relazioni di supporto e
mutuo scambio con altre persone.
È soddisfatto solo quando c’è
reciprocità
IL LATO OSCURO DEL DRIVE TO BOND
Il Drive to Bond nella sua forma estrema legittima
l’aggressione ad altre persone considerate come “il nemico”.
Le persone spesso hanno bisogno di un “nemico comune”
per rafforzare il legame con un altra persona o con interi
gruppi.
8. D3: Drive to Learn
La motivazione innata a
soddisfare la sua curiosità,
conoscere, comprendere,
credere, capire il mondo
attraverso l’uso della razionalità e
dell’immaginazioneIL LATO OSCURO DEL DRIVE TO LEARN
Il drive to learn può degenerare neel’urgenza per il nuovo
fine a se stesso, nella tendenza a farsi trascinare o
catturare da credenze che risultano in ideologie rigide e
dogmatiche.
9. D4: Drive to Defend
La motivazione innata a
difendere se stessi, il proprio
“territorio”, i risultati conquistati,
il proprio sistema di valori ogni
volta che li si consideri minacciati
o in pericolo
IL LATO OSCURO DEL DRIVE TO DEFEND
Il Drive to Defend può spingersi fino al rifiuto di ogni
cambiamento che minacci il nostro status quo o i nostri
valori; può legittimare comportamenti aggressivi verso
chiunque minacci la nostra stabilità.
11. brainstormig
L’handicap ha diritto al sesso?
Se si come può essere vissuto?
Rapporto di potere
versus
masturbazione
Rapporto di coppia
versus
legalità
12. Il percorso che
faremo…
Gestione dell’etica famigliare,
Gestione dell’etica famigliare,
comprensione delle scelte e
comprensione delle scelte e
Sospensione del giudizio
Sospensione del giudizio
Gestione della sessualità
Gestione della sessualità
nei contesti educativi
nei contesti educativi
13. Gestione dell’etica famigliare
Cosa è giusto cosa è sbagliato per la
famiglia:
Cos’è la sessualità?
Cos’è l’affettività?
Cos’è l’amore?
Cos’è la normalità?
Cos’è l’handicap?
Cos’è il potere?
14. Ciò implica comprendere all’interno dellaCiò implica comprendere all’interno della
famiglia quali sono le sceltefamiglia quali sono le scelte
ETICHE
RELIGIOSE
POLITICHE
15. Ci Può essere d’aiuto l’antropologia.
L'antropologia è oggi anche un modo di pensare noi stessi
come altri, è un modo di leggere momenti importanti
delle nostre esistenze, un’operazione alla luce di segni e
di credenze complessi come?
sforzandosi di applicare un’operazione di espansione
semantica che rende nozioni, concetti categorie,
strumenti concettuali e linguistici inclusi, anche se
differenti nelle proprie nozioni, configura un’operazione
di espansione del senso delle proprie convinzioni,
SOSPENDE IL GIUDIZIO
Una posizione mentale:
la sospensione del giudizio
16. Percorsi
Etica
Politica
Potere
Vissuti
personali
in ambito sessuale
Vissuti
Personali
Sulle scelte famigliari
Vissuti
personali
Sulle scelte educative
famiglia
soggettivita’
potere / responsabilita’
anti antirelativismo
politica della tolleranza
consapevole
sospensione del giudizio
consapevole e propositiva
educatore
Obiettivo generale
Comunicazione ed operatività comune sui metodi e gli obiettivi
18. La prossemica: che cosa è
La prossemica è la scienza che studia lo spazio
o le distanze come fatto comunicativo.
Indaga sul piano psicologico i possibili significati
delle distanze materiali che l'uomo tende ad
interporre tra sé e gli altri.
25. Empatia e genere prossemica ed
empatia
nuove consapevolezze
Cambia il genere: Aggressivo/seduttivo
Cambia l’età più capace /meno capace
Cambia il ruolo sociale up / down
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Archetipo:
dall’alto , alla pari , dal basso
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