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…mente para inventar nuestro mundo ideal, aunque usualmente no es una realidad obtenible. En el cuento “La noche boca arriba” por Julio Cortázar, se puede ver esta transformación, en que un hombre al borde de la muerte flota entre dos mundos separados, uno…

…, which is ultimately shown in this story through the trials of Elwan Fawwaz Mutashimi. The Day the Leader was Killed takes place in Egypt, near the River Nile, around the time of Anwar al-Sadat’s rule. Sadat reversed most of his predecessor’s, Gamal Abd…

…these are, the propertied class, the intellectual, administrative and management class, the petty bourgeoisie which are shopkeepers and businessmen and the working class. “Weber agreed with Marx in that that class is an economic phenomenon” (Kirby M et al 1997 pg 113) Marx…

…three times a week for 45 minutes for a period of six months. Mood status will be measured by participants filling out an Emotional Assessment Scale (Mack et al., 2000). This Emotional Assessment Scale will be a derivation of the one mentioned in Mack et al…

…the attitudinal-behavioural dichotomy and one definition that does that is Richard T Mowday et al's (1982) definition: This definition represents something more than the previous because it says that OC goes beyond mere passive loyalty to an organisation. It sees…

…. They tend to demand perfection in themselves and in others. Frustrated, they may become painfully depressed or overly aggressive. There is a lack of inner stability with which to face life’s problems in a realistic manner (AL-Anon). As the disease of alcoholism…

…or anyone involved. Interpersonally, those with APD are gradoise, arrogant, callous, superficial, and manipulative (Alterman et al. 2000). Affectively, those with APD are short-tempered, unable to form strong emotional bonds with others, lacking empathy, guilt…

…is a combination of medication and family therapy. Treatment of ADD/ADD-H with either a stimulant or an antidepressant does have positive effects on the patient; however, there are many side effects and there is a risk of abuse and dependence (Goyer et al., 1979…

…outweigh the expected costs (Deery et al, 2000). With the benefits of the objectives of a union evident, why has Australian unions witnessed a decline in membership? There are many reasons to suggest a decline in membership, but three main factors stand out…

…and aversion with potentially deadly situations. According to Ohman and coworkers (1984, cited in Marks 1989) when preparedness theory is applied to phobias it gives a possible explanation. Preparedness theory has been tested by Ohman et al in circumstances…