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msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_222835119#7_452520962 | Title: Different Types of Paints Used in Construction
Headings: Different Types of Paints Used in Construction
Different Types of Paints Used in Construction
Need For Painting in Construction
Characteristics of an Ideal Paint
Different Types of Paints Used in Construction
1. Oil Paints
Fig.1.Oil Painted Interior Wall of A Residential Building
2. Enamel Paint
3. Emulsion Paint
4. Cement Paint
5. Bituminous Paint
6. Aluminium Paint
7. Anti-Corrosive Paint
8. Synthetic Rubber Paint
9. Cellulose Paint
10. Plastic Paint
11. Asbestos Paint
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Content: Emulsion Paint
Fig.3. Use of Emulsion Paints in Interior Walls
The binding material used in emulsion paints are Polyvinyl acetate and Polystyrene, pigments and driers. Driers like cobalt and manganese are used widely. This may be an emulsion of water or oil. If it is water based, the emulsifying agents are metallic soaps of zinc or manganese. Within 15 minutes the painted surface will dry. This will get harden within 2 hours. Washing by water will clean the wall painted with emulsion paint. The emulsion paints are durable and have good color retention property for a longer period. The application of emulsion paint is on interior walls and ceilings. | https://www.prodyogi.com/2017/07/different-types-of-paints-used-in.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_222835119#8_452522408 | Title: Different Types of Paints Used in Construction
Headings: Different Types of Paints Used in Construction
Different Types of Paints Used in Construction
Need For Painting in Construction
Characteristics of an Ideal Paint
Different Types of Paints Used in Construction
1. Oil Paints
Fig.1.Oil Painted Interior Wall of A Residential Building
2. Enamel Paint
3. Emulsion Paint
4. Cement Paint
5. Bituminous Paint
6. Aluminium Paint
7. Anti-Corrosive Paint
8. Synthetic Rubber Paint
9. Cellulose Paint
10. Plastic Paint
11. Asbestos Paint
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Content: Within 15 minutes the painted surface will dry. This will get harden within 2 hours. Washing by water will clean the wall painted with emulsion paint. The emulsion paints are durable and have good color retention property for a longer period. The application of emulsion paint is on interior walls and ceilings. They don;t give a hard surface after drying as in the case of oil paints. There is a special form of emulsion paints that can be used for wood work. When emulsion paint is used for plastering walls, a layer of cement is applied and then painted. Vinyl silk, vinyl matt, and vinyl satin are three types of emulsion that can be used for wall and ceilings. 4. | https://www.prodyogi.com/2017/07/different-types-of-paints-used-in.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_226921394#0_462907496 | Title: Christmas Depression - Does Christmas Get You Down
Headings: Christmas Depression – Does Christmas Get You Down?
Christmas Depression – Does Christmas Get You Down?
Content: Christmas Depression - Does Christmas Get You Down
Christmas Depression – Does Christmas Get You Down? Home » Christmas Depression – Does Christmas Get You Down? By Staff
Christmas time is the most likely time of the year to experience depression. The suicide rate is higher during December than any other month, which tells us that Christmas depression should be taken quite seriously. Depression at Christmas time can be triggered by a multitude of things, such as losses, failures, and loneliness. These elements are exacerbated this time of year. People who have had deaths in the family or have experienced divorce or the loss of a child are more prone to depression, especially during the holiday season. It can be especially difficult to cope with a Christmas depression because everyone else seems so joyous, so reaching out feels more awkward and more remote. We don’t want to bring down those around us, we don’t want to feel “different” or alienate ourselves, and we don’t want to draw attention to ourselves either. We tend to disassociate ourselves from our own feelings and ask ourselves self defeating questions. | https://www.professorshouse.com/christmas-depression/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_226921394#1_462909027 | Title: Christmas Depression - Does Christmas Get You Down
Headings: Christmas Depression – Does Christmas Get You Down?
Christmas Depression – Does Christmas Get You Down?
Content: These elements are exacerbated this time of year. People who have had deaths in the family or have experienced divorce or the loss of a child are more prone to depression, especially during the holiday season. It can be especially difficult to cope with a Christmas depression because everyone else seems so joyous, so reaching out feels more awkward and more remote. We don’t want to bring down those around us, we don’t want to feel “different” or alienate ourselves, and we don’t want to draw attention to ourselves either. We tend to disassociate ourselves from our own feelings and ask ourselves self defeating questions. We wonder what’s wrong with us and why we can’t just jump right on into the holiday cheer. This is supposed to be the happiest time of the year and yet we can barely drag ourselves out of bed and become functional human beings. On top of feeling sad and dysfunctional, we feel out of place, and somehow illegitimate in our feelings. Not all holiday depression has anything to do with loss or failure or death, or even anything obvious. Sometimes people tend to just get depressed around the holidays. | https://www.professorshouse.com/christmas-depression/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_226921394#2_462910553 | Title: Christmas Depression - Does Christmas Get You Down
Headings: Christmas Depression – Does Christmas Get You Down?
Christmas Depression – Does Christmas Get You Down?
Content: We wonder what’s wrong with us and why we can’t just jump right on into the holiday cheer. This is supposed to be the happiest time of the year and yet we can barely drag ourselves out of bed and become functional human beings. On top of feeling sad and dysfunctional, we feel out of place, and somehow illegitimate in our feelings. Not all holiday depression has anything to do with loss or failure or death, or even anything obvious. Sometimes people tend to just get depressed around the holidays. Yet those without an obvious “reason” feel that they really shouldn’t be depressed and are least likely to reach out for help. It’s as though people who have experienced trauma have more of a “right” to experience holiday depression than those who appear to have everything that could need or want. People fail to recognize that holidays are stressful enough to trigger a depression. Sometimes the hustle and bustle and the need to produce (food, presents, parties, and the lot) are enough to seriously frustrate a person right into a depression. Feeling disconnected with the holidays can easily lead to a mild to moderate depression. | https://www.professorshouse.com/christmas-depression/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_226921394#3_462912094 | Title: Christmas Depression - Does Christmas Get You Down
Headings: Christmas Depression – Does Christmas Get You Down?
Christmas Depression – Does Christmas Get You Down?
Content: Yet those without an obvious “reason” feel that they really shouldn’t be depressed and are least likely to reach out for help. It’s as though people who have experienced trauma have more of a “right” to experience holiday depression than those who appear to have everything that could need or want. People fail to recognize that holidays are stressful enough to trigger a depression. Sometimes the hustle and bustle and the need to produce (food, presents, parties, and the lot) are enough to seriously frustrate a person right into a depression. Feeling disconnected with the holidays can easily lead to a mild to moderate depression. Whether dealing with a loss or change or simply feeling overwhelmed by holiday sadness, the number one most important thing anyone can do is to tell someone. Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness. Over the past ten years there has been a great awakening, so to speak, that has illuminated the issue of Christmas depression. People have become more educated and more understanding about the phenomenon and often already know that someone they love is suffering from depression before there is any actual confession. If you are alone at Christmastime and you realize that you are coming down with holiday depression, reach out to someone by phone, whether it is a friend, a relative, or a professional, just call someone. | https://www.professorshouse.com/christmas-depression/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_226921394#6_462916742 | Title: Christmas Depression - Does Christmas Get You Down
Headings: Christmas Depression – Does Christmas Get You Down?
Christmas Depression – Does Christmas Get You Down?
Content: It can lead to losses of these very important things if the depression becomes serious enough. The onset of Christmas depression can sneak up on you in numerous forms. You may simply start to feel more tired than normal or start sleeping through the alarm. You may procrastinate on holiday shopping, even when those events that require your participation are only a few days away. You may start to feel randomly irritable, or snap at people without provocation. You may start to feel disconnected with the world and withdraw from those around you, even children. These are all signs that you are experiencing at least some form of holiday depression, and warning signs that you may need help in dealing with whatever is making you feel this way. Dealing with a holiday depression once you are able to recognize it is a vital step in returning to a better state of health. Naturally, my first recommendation is that you find a good counselor to speak with. The onset of holiday depression doesn’t have to mean that you require long term counseling or even medication. | https://www.professorshouse.com/christmas-depression/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_226921394#7_462918178 | Title: Christmas Depression - Does Christmas Get You Down
Headings: Christmas Depression – Does Christmas Get You Down?
Christmas Depression – Does Christmas Get You Down?
Content: You may start to feel disconnected with the world and withdraw from those around you, even children. These are all signs that you are experiencing at least some form of holiday depression, and warning signs that you may need help in dealing with whatever is making you feel this way. Dealing with a holiday depression once you are able to recognize it is a vital step in returning to a better state of health. Naturally, my first recommendation is that you find a good counselor to speak with. The onset of holiday depression doesn’t have to mean that you require long term counseling or even medication. It may just mean you have to learn to set better boundaries or learn to let go of the past or learn better coping skills when it comes to dealing with a tragedy. Nothing that you are experiencing is so terribly abnormal, and no one is going to react terribly to you if you ask for help. A good counselor can help you learn to set “holiday boundaries” while you are coping with holiday depression. “ Holiday boundaries” include things like limiting the number of holiday party invitations you and your family accept, scaling down Christmas to a level that feels more reasonable to everyone, asking for help in the Christmas preparations, and perhaps dealing a little differently with the specific tasks that tend to depress you more. If wrapping presents creates a huge sadness in you because it triggers and emotion or a memory, then perhaps you can get a significant other, an older child, or another relative to help you so that you don’t have to wrap nearly as many. | https://www.professorshouse.com/christmas-depression/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_227934898#2_464863023 | Title: The importance of Partnership in business | Profit.co
Headings: The importance of Partnership in business
The importance of Partnership in business
Factors to consider before choosing a partner:
1. Trust and Respect
2. Brand Alignment
3. Similar Values and Shared Goals
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Great things in business are never done by one person. They’re done by a team of people.
5 BENEFITS OF STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP
1. Access to Knowledge
An Investment in knowledge pays the best interest
2. Competitive Advantage
3. It Enhances Your Business’ Credibility and Image
Alone we can do so little; Together we can do so much.
4. It Increases Your Customer Base
5. Long Term Stability
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Content: Some firms have generated massive problems for themselves by working with poorly-aligned partners that fail to bring anything to the table. You shouldn’t make the same mistake. To avoid potential pitfalls, consider the following 3 factors: 1. Trust and Respect
When starting a business, the secret to the success of every partnership agreement is rooted in trust and respect between the two partners. You must be able to trust the decision making, temperament, vision, and competence of your partner and vice versa. Make sure to respect one another’s abilities and personalities. If people like you, they will listen to you. But if they trust you, they will do business with you. Zig Ziglar
2. | https://www.profit.co/blog/the-alphabet-p/partnership/the-importance-of-partnership-in-business/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_228239021#4_465607994 | Title: 7 Advantages & Disadvantages of Taking a Small Business Loan
Headings: 7 Advantages & Disadvantages of Taking a Small Business Loan
7 Advantages & Disadvantages of Taking a Small Business Loan
5 Advantages of Taking Small Business Loans
5 Disadvantages of Taking Small Business Loans
Ajaero Tony Martins
Content: If they give you a loan, they are only interested in getting their interest and partial loan payment installments. IV. Tax benefits-: Small businesses taking loans from banks and some other institutions enjoy some tax relief, since the percentage of profits used to repay the loan is exempt from tax. So, you only have to pay tax on the percentage of profits that you will keep for yourself. V. You don’t have much to lose- : Another benefit of getting a business loan is that, if your business fails, you may not necessarily have to pay back from your personal purse. In the event of failure, you can liquidate the business, which will help you pay back part—or even all—of the borrowed funds. In fact, many business owners keep this advantageous aspect in mind when borrowing money, because they will only lose their business in the event loan default, not necessarily their own money or the collateral used to secure the loan. And many creditors accept this repayment plan—of course, they don’t care about whatever you will lose to pay back the loan; | https://www.profitableventure.com/advantage-disadvantage-small-business-loans/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_230498449#3_469972701 | Title: 50 Brick & Mortar Businesses That Will Resist Change in 2021
Headings: 50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
What Brick and Mortar Businesses Will Resist Change in 2021?
Health and personal care stores
Pet supplies
Automobile sales
Discount Home furnishings and home decor
Home Appliances
Specialty apparel retailers
High-end retailers
Prescription eyeglass centers
Department stores
Food and grocery
Bridal gowns and accessories
Men’s suits
Cosmetics sales
Consulting or opening a consultancy firm
Child Care
Staffing agency
Fitness center
Photo studio/photography
Daycare center
Cooking/catering school
Book shop/book store
Coffee Cart
Convenience store
A cafe
Wood workshop
Bakery
Bed and mattress
Sporting goods store
General merchandise
Gas station
Gift Shop
Print Shop
Farmers’ Market
Clothing Designer
Mobile Phone Repairs
Fabric alteration business
Christmas Tree Farm
Massage Therapist
Waxing studio
Dentist
Pet shelter
Amusement parks
Zoo
Dance studio
Private School
Car Wash
Bicycle Repairs
Tattoo business
48. Hair and nail salons
Ejike Cynthia
Content: The health and beauty category continues to grow and thrive despite the prevalence of online stores. This area also includes drugstores and your local pharmacies that carry everyday local essentials. For some consumers, ordering their daily face cream online just isn’t fast enough for them. If they’re out of face cream they need to be able to walk to their drugstores and pick it up. Pet supplies
The pet supplies industry is a popular and growing niche market of retail. Recession or not, consumers have continued to buy pet supplies, including food, clothing, even carriers and carriages, and that trend is not going away. Consumers see their pets as a part of their family, and they spend time researching the products they feed them, the products they sleep in and the products they play with. More importantly, pet stores, whether large or small, are often very good at meeting the personal connection with their shoppers, because many stores host in-store events such as adoptions. Another appealing factor of these stores is that shoppers can bring their pets with them. These types of personal connections really drive people to the stores. | https://www.profitableventure.com/brick-mortar-business-ideas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_230498449#4_469975267 | Title: 50 Brick & Mortar Businesses That Will Resist Change in 2021
Headings: 50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
What Brick and Mortar Businesses Will Resist Change in 2021?
Health and personal care stores
Pet supplies
Automobile sales
Discount Home furnishings and home decor
Home Appliances
Specialty apparel retailers
High-end retailers
Prescription eyeglass centers
Department stores
Food and grocery
Bridal gowns and accessories
Men’s suits
Cosmetics sales
Consulting or opening a consultancy firm
Child Care
Staffing agency
Fitness center
Photo studio/photography
Daycare center
Cooking/catering school
Book shop/book store
Coffee Cart
Convenience store
A cafe
Wood workshop
Bakery
Bed and mattress
Sporting goods store
General merchandise
Gas station
Gift Shop
Print Shop
Farmers’ Market
Clothing Designer
Mobile Phone Repairs
Fabric alteration business
Christmas Tree Farm
Massage Therapist
Waxing studio
Dentist
Pet shelter
Amusement parks
Zoo
Dance studio
Private School
Car Wash
Bicycle Repairs
Tattoo business
48. Hair and nail salons
Ejike Cynthia
Content: Recession or not, consumers have continued to buy pet supplies, including food, clothing, even carriers and carriages, and that trend is not going away. Consumers see their pets as a part of their family, and they spend time researching the products they feed them, the products they sleep in and the products they play with. More importantly, pet stores, whether large or small, are often very good at meeting the personal connection with their shoppers, because many stores host in-store events such as adoptions. Another appealing factor of these stores is that shoppers can bring their pets with them. These types of personal connections really drive people to the stores. The new pet-friendly store trend is very important. It makes a big difference as to whether or not you can leave the house to shop. Automobile sales
One reason physical stores still matter in the sale of automobiles can be attributed to the complexity and size of the purchase, and equally the amount of money involved. The larger the purchase, the more a consumer will engage in multiple ways to investigate the product before a transaction is made. For instance, consumers looking for a new or used car will first look online to read reviews, but ultimately want to see and likely test drive a car before buying. | https://www.profitableventure.com/brick-mortar-business-ideas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_230498449#5_469977964 | Title: 50 Brick & Mortar Businesses That Will Resist Change in 2021
Headings: 50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
What Brick and Mortar Businesses Will Resist Change in 2021?
Health and personal care stores
Pet supplies
Automobile sales
Discount Home furnishings and home decor
Home Appliances
Specialty apparel retailers
High-end retailers
Prescription eyeglass centers
Department stores
Food and grocery
Bridal gowns and accessories
Men’s suits
Cosmetics sales
Consulting or opening a consultancy firm
Child Care
Staffing agency
Fitness center
Photo studio/photography
Daycare center
Cooking/catering school
Book shop/book store
Coffee Cart
Convenience store
A cafe
Wood workshop
Bakery
Bed and mattress
Sporting goods store
General merchandise
Gas station
Gift Shop
Print Shop
Farmers’ Market
Clothing Designer
Mobile Phone Repairs
Fabric alteration business
Christmas Tree Farm
Massage Therapist
Waxing studio
Dentist
Pet shelter
Amusement parks
Zoo
Dance studio
Private School
Car Wash
Bicycle Repairs
Tattoo business
48. Hair and nail salons
Ejike Cynthia
Content: The new pet-friendly store trend is very important. It makes a big difference as to whether or not you can leave the house to shop. Automobile sales
One reason physical stores still matter in the sale of automobiles can be attributed to the complexity and size of the purchase, and equally the amount of money involved. The larger the purchase, the more a consumer will engage in multiple ways to investigate the product before a transaction is made. For instance, consumers looking for a new or used car will first look online to read reviews, but ultimately want to see and likely test drive a car before buying. Automobiles can also be described as emotional purchases, meaning consumers need to touch and inspect an item before buying. Discount Home furnishings and home decor
Furniture stores and home decor stores, with the exception of discount home stores, took a beating with the economic downturn. Consumers passed up that new couch and other home furnishings as part of an overall reduction in expenses. What consumers are doing is refurbishing their old stuff and spiffing up rooms with a fresh coat of paint or decorations. This makes consumers to hold their homes dearer to their hearts, and can only allow furniture they can fall in love with to be added to it. | https://www.profitableventure.com/brick-mortar-business-ideas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_230498449#6_469980647 | Title: 50 Brick & Mortar Businesses That Will Resist Change in 2021
Headings: 50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
What Brick and Mortar Businesses Will Resist Change in 2021?
Health and personal care stores
Pet supplies
Automobile sales
Discount Home furnishings and home decor
Home Appliances
Specialty apparel retailers
High-end retailers
Prescription eyeglass centers
Department stores
Food and grocery
Bridal gowns and accessories
Men’s suits
Cosmetics sales
Consulting or opening a consultancy firm
Child Care
Staffing agency
Fitness center
Photo studio/photography
Daycare center
Cooking/catering school
Book shop/book store
Coffee Cart
Convenience store
A cafe
Wood workshop
Bakery
Bed and mattress
Sporting goods store
General merchandise
Gas station
Gift Shop
Print Shop
Farmers’ Market
Clothing Designer
Mobile Phone Repairs
Fabric alteration business
Christmas Tree Farm
Massage Therapist
Waxing studio
Dentist
Pet shelter
Amusement parks
Zoo
Dance studio
Private School
Car Wash
Bicycle Repairs
Tattoo business
48. Hair and nail salons
Ejike Cynthia
Content: Automobiles can also be described as emotional purchases, meaning consumers need to touch and inspect an item before buying. Discount Home furnishings and home decor
Furniture stores and home decor stores, with the exception of discount home stores, took a beating with the economic downturn. Consumers passed up that new couch and other home furnishings as part of an overall reduction in expenses. What consumers are doing is refurbishing their old stuff and spiffing up rooms with a fresh coat of paint or decorations. This makes consumers to hold their homes dearer to their hearts, and can only allow furniture they can fall in love with to be added to it. In fact, people are emotionally attached to their furniture and would much rather see what they are buying than order online. Whether it’s do-it-yourself furniture from stores such as Ikea or more traditional furnishing stores, people will always want to touch, sit and lay on the stuff before they make a purchase. Home Appliances
Appliances can also be categorized as emotional purchases — meaning it’s likely the consumer will want to see the product before buying. People want to go to the store to see if it’s going to look good, if it’s going to fit in their space and if it’s a device they can operate. It’s hard to return a washer and dryer once it gets delivered to your house and you haven’t looked at it and you can’t figure out the buttons. | https://www.profitableventure.com/brick-mortar-business-ideas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_230498449#7_469983513 | Title: 50 Brick & Mortar Businesses That Will Resist Change in 2021
Headings: 50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
What Brick and Mortar Businesses Will Resist Change in 2021?
Health and personal care stores
Pet supplies
Automobile sales
Discount Home furnishings and home decor
Home Appliances
Specialty apparel retailers
High-end retailers
Prescription eyeglass centers
Department stores
Food and grocery
Bridal gowns and accessories
Men’s suits
Cosmetics sales
Consulting or opening a consultancy firm
Child Care
Staffing agency
Fitness center
Photo studio/photography
Daycare center
Cooking/catering school
Book shop/book store
Coffee Cart
Convenience store
A cafe
Wood workshop
Bakery
Bed and mattress
Sporting goods store
General merchandise
Gas station
Gift Shop
Print Shop
Farmers’ Market
Clothing Designer
Mobile Phone Repairs
Fabric alteration business
Christmas Tree Farm
Massage Therapist
Waxing studio
Dentist
Pet shelter
Amusement parks
Zoo
Dance studio
Private School
Car Wash
Bicycle Repairs
Tattoo business
48. Hair and nail salons
Ejike Cynthia
Content: In fact, people are emotionally attached to their furniture and would much rather see what they are buying than order online. Whether it’s do-it-yourself furniture from stores such as Ikea or more traditional furnishing stores, people will always want to touch, sit and lay on the stuff before they make a purchase. Home Appliances
Appliances can also be categorized as emotional purchases — meaning it’s likely the consumer will want to see the product before buying. People want to go to the store to see if it’s going to look good, if it’s going to fit in their space and if it’s a device they can operate. It’s hard to return a washer and dryer once it gets delivered to your house and you haven’t looked at it and you can’t figure out the buttons. With online shopping, there is also the uncertainty over guarantees and warranties. There have been several instances in the past where customers have been denied in-warranty service because they bought the item online. This issue primarily concerns electronics bought online. This uncertainty breaks the trust there is between the consumer and e-store. With a physical store and its solid purchase receipt, claiming warranty is never an issue. | https://www.profitableventure.com/brick-mortar-business-ideas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_230498449#8_469986161 | Title: 50 Brick & Mortar Businesses That Will Resist Change in 2021
Headings: 50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
What Brick and Mortar Businesses Will Resist Change in 2021?
Health and personal care stores
Pet supplies
Automobile sales
Discount Home furnishings and home decor
Home Appliances
Specialty apparel retailers
High-end retailers
Prescription eyeglass centers
Department stores
Food and grocery
Bridal gowns and accessories
Men’s suits
Cosmetics sales
Consulting or opening a consultancy firm
Child Care
Staffing agency
Fitness center
Photo studio/photography
Daycare center
Cooking/catering school
Book shop/book store
Coffee Cart
Convenience store
A cafe
Wood workshop
Bakery
Bed and mattress
Sporting goods store
General merchandise
Gas station
Gift Shop
Print Shop
Farmers’ Market
Clothing Designer
Mobile Phone Repairs
Fabric alteration business
Christmas Tree Farm
Massage Therapist
Waxing studio
Dentist
Pet shelter
Amusement parks
Zoo
Dance studio
Private School
Car Wash
Bicycle Repairs
Tattoo business
48. Hair and nail salons
Ejike Cynthia
Content: With online shopping, there is also the uncertainty over guarantees and warranties. There have been several instances in the past where customers have been denied in-warranty service because they bought the item online. This issue primarily concerns electronics bought online. This uncertainty breaks the trust there is between the consumer and e-store. With a physical store and its solid purchase receipt, claiming warranty is never an issue. Specialty apparel retailers
Specialty retailers, where there is a strong product-and-service bundle and the service is the big difference, are another form of establishment that won’t soon be relegated to Web-only. Bridal gowns and men’s suits where trying it on matters and the service of alteration matters are two examples of a specialty apparel retailer. Most people would rather go to the store to try out the clothes before buying to make sure they fit. High-end retailers
The high-end apparel retailer is another category suited for bricks-and-mortar because customers typically look for personal service. Their penetration of online sales vs. overall sales is much lower than other industries. | https://www.profitableventure.com/brick-mortar-business-ideas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_230498449#9_469988724 | Title: 50 Brick & Mortar Businesses That Will Resist Change in 2021
Headings: 50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
What Brick and Mortar Businesses Will Resist Change in 2021?
Health and personal care stores
Pet supplies
Automobile sales
Discount Home furnishings and home decor
Home Appliances
Specialty apparel retailers
High-end retailers
Prescription eyeglass centers
Department stores
Food and grocery
Bridal gowns and accessories
Men’s suits
Cosmetics sales
Consulting or opening a consultancy firm
Child Care
Staffing agency
Fitness center
Photo studio/photography
Daycare center
Cooking/catering school
Book shop/book store
Coffee Cart
Convenience store
A cafe
Wood workshop
Bakery
Bed and mattress
Sporting goods store
General merchandise
Gas station
Gift Shop
Print Shop
Farmers’ Market
Clothing Designer
Mobile Phone Repairs
Fabric alteration business
Christmas Tree Farm
Massage Therapist
Waxing studio
Dentist
Pet shelter
Amusement parks
Zoo
Dance studio
Private School
Car Wash
Bicycle Repairs
Tattoo business
48. Hair and nail salons
Ejike Cynthia
Content: Specialty apparel retailers
Specialty retailers, where there is a strong product-and-service bundle and the service is the big difference, are another form of establishment that won’t soon be relegated to Web-only. Bridal gowns and men’s suits where trying it on matters and the service of alteration matters are two examples of a specialty apparel retailer. Most people would rather go to the store to try out the clothes before buying to make sure they fit. High-end retailers
The high-end apparel retailer is another category suited for bricks-and-mortar because customers typically look for personal service. Their penetration of online sales vs. overall sales is much lower than other industries. There is always the risk of purchasing these items online, and this is because people would always wonder if those items will be the right fit for them. If you really want to spend a lot of money on an item, say a watch, you would want to see it to make sure it would suit your purposes before buying. Prescription eyeglass centers
Another area that will still need personal service is prescription items such as eyeglasses. When you have things like sunglasses and eyeglasses, it’s not just making sure the optical prescription is correct, but people want to see how it looks on them. You’re never going to get that looking over the Internet. | https://www.profitableventure.com/brick-mortar-business-ideas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_230498449#10_469991497 | Title: 50 Brick & Mortar Businesses That Will Resist Change in 2021
Headings: 50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
What Brick and Mortar Businesses Will Resist Change in 2021?
Health and personal care stores
Pet supplies
Automobile sales
Discount Home furnishings and home decor
Home Appliances
Specialty apparel retailers
High-end retailers
Prescription eyeglass centers
Department stores
Food and grocery
Bridal gowns and accessories
Men’s suits
Cosmetics sales
Consulting or opening a consultancy firm
Child Care
Staffing agency
Fitness center
Photo studio/photography
Daycare center
Cooking/catering school
Book shop/book store
Coffee Cart
Convenience store
A cafe
Wood workshop
Bakery
Bed and mattress
Sporting goods store
General merchandise
Gas station
Gift Shop
Print Shop
Farmers’ Market
Clothing Designer
Mobile Phone Repairs
Fabric alteration business
Christmas Tree Farm
Massage Therapist
Waxing studio
Dentist
Pet shelter
Amusement parks
Zoo
Dance studio
Private School
Car Wash
Bicycle Repairs
Tattoo business
48. Hair and nail salons
Ejike Cynthia
Content: There is always the risk of purchasing these items online, and this is because people would always wonder if those items will be the right fit for them. If you really want to spend a lot of money on an item, say a watch, you would want to see it to make sure it would suit your purposes before buying. Prescription eyeglass centers
Another area that will still need personal service is prescription items such as eyeglasses. When you have things like sunglasses and eyeglasses, it’s not just making sure the optical prescription is correct, but people want to see how it looks on them. You’re never going to get that looking over the Internet. This is why people prefer to walk down to eyeglass stores to carry out fittings to make sure what they are buying would be the right fit for them. Department stores
Department stores offer something more than just clothing, shoes, jewelry and household items. Starting with the chains that opened more than a century ago, they offer shoppers an experience. There is a social aspect to the stores. It’s a place where women, young adults and families can congregate for an hour or for the day. | https://www.profitableventure.com/brick-mortar-business-ideas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_230498449#11_469994055 | Title: 50 Brick & Mortar Businesses That Will Resist Change in 2021
Headings: 50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
What Brick and Mortar Businesses Will Resist Change in 2021?
Health and personal care stores
Pet supplies
Automobile sales
Discount Home furnishings and home decor
Home Appliances
Specialty apparel retailers
High-end retailers
Prescription eyeglass centers
Department stores
Food and grocery
Bridal gowns and accessories
Men’s suits
Cosmetics sales
Consulting or opening a consultancy firm
Child Care
Staffing agency
Fitness center
Photo studio/photography
Daycare center
Cooking/catering school
Book shop/book store
Coffee Cart
Convenience store
A cafe
Wood workshop
Bakery
Bed and mattress
Sporting goods store
General merchandise
Gas station
Gift Shop
Print Shop
Farmers’ Market
Clothing Designer
Mobile Phone Repairs
Fabric alteration business
Christmas Tree Farm
Massage Therapist
Waxing studio
Dentist
Pet shelter
Amusement parks
Zoo
Dance studio
Private School
Car Wash
Bicycle Repairs
Tattoo business
48. Hair and nail salons
Ejike Cynthia
Content: This is why people prefer to walk down to eyeglass stores to carry out fittings to make sure what they are buying would be the right fit for them. Department stores
Department stores offer something more than just clothing, shoes, jewelry and household items. Starting with the chains that opened more than a century ago, they offer shoppers an experience. There is a social aspect to the stores. It’s a place where women, young adults and families can congregate for an hour or for the day. Many department stores also have food so patrons can take a break as they peruse merchandise. So, whether or not sales go up or down, fluctuating depending on the economy, it really is an experience. Especially the ones in small-town America where the drive is 30 minutes to get to the local department store. It is almost like an outing. Food and grocery
While there has been some success at selling groceries online with delivery service, for the most part, consumers would rather just go to the store. | https://www.profitableventure.com/brick-mortar-business-ideas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_230498449#12_469996464 | Title: 50 Brick & Mortar Businesses That Will Resist Change in 2021
Headings: 50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
What Brick and Mortar Businesses Will Resist Change in 2021?
Health and personal care stores
Pet supplies
Automobile sales
Discount Home furnishings and home decor
Home Appliances
Specialty apparel retailers
High-end retailers
Prescription eyeglass centers
Department stores
Food and grocery
Bridal gowns and accessories
Men’s suits
Cosmetics sales
Consulting or opening a consultancy firm
Child Care
Staffing agency
Fitness center
Photo studio/photography
Daycare center
Cooking/catering school
Book shop/book store
Coffee Cart
Convenience store
A cafe
Wood workshop
Bakery
Bed and mattress
Sporting goods store
General merchandise
Gas station
Gift Shop
Print Shop
Farmers’ Market
Clothing Designer
Mobile Phone Repairs
Fabric alteration business
Christmas Tree Farm
Massage Therapist
Waxing studio
Dentist
Pet shelter
Amusement parks
Zoo
Dance studio
Private School
Car Wash
Bicycle Repairs
Tattoo business
48. Hair and nail salons
Ejike Cynthia
Content: Many department stores also have food so patrons can take a break as they peruse merchandise. So, whether or not sales go up or down, fluctuating depending on the economy, it really is an experience. Especially the ones in small-town America where the drive is 30 minutes to get to the local department store. It is almost like an outing. Food and grocery
While there has been some success at selling groceries online with delivery service, for the most part, consumers would rather just go to the store. This is particularly true for the purchase of specialty meats and cheeses, fresh fruits and vegetables, for instance. It’s also important to have access to stores for emergency purchases — running out of milk, for instance, or a quick shop that would be quicker than clicking online and waiting for delivery. The Grocery Store, whether the small-town grocer or large chain store, is something that will continue to thrive as a brick and mortar store. Bridal gowns and accessories
The wedding day is one of the best days in a woman’s life, and she would want everything to be perfect, especially her dress. This is one of the reasons why brick and mortar bridal stores still thrive, and will continue to thrive despite the ease of online shopping. | https://www.profitableventure.com/brick-mortar-business-ideas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_230498449#13_469999138 | Title: 50 Brick & Mortar Businesses That Will Resist Change in 2021
Headings: 50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
What Brick and Mortar Businesses Will Resist Change in 2021?
Health and personal care stores
Pet supplies
Automobile sales
Discount Home furnishings and home decor
Home Appliances
Specialty apparel retailers
High-end retailers
Prescription eyeglass centers
Department stores
Food and grocery
Bridal gowns and accessories
Men’s suits
Cosmetics sales
Consulting or opening a consultancy firm
Child Care
Staffing agency
Fitness center
Photo studio/photography
Daycare center
Cooking/catering school
Book shop/book store
Coffee Cart
Convenience store
A cafe
Wood workshop
Bakery
Bed and mattress
Sporting goods store
General merchandise
Gas station
Gift Shop
Print Shop
Farmers’ Market
Clothing Designer
Mobile Phone Repairs
Fabric alteration business
Christmas Tree Farm
Massage Therapist
Waxing studio
Dentist
Pet shelter
Amusement parks
Zoo
Dance studio
Private School
Car Wash
Bicycle Repairs
Tattoo business
48. Hair and nail salons
Ejike Cynthia
Content: This is particularly true for the purchase of specialty meats and cheeses, fresh fruits and vegetables, for instance. It’s also important to have access to stores for emergency purchases — running out of milk, for instance, or a quick shop that would be quicker than clicking online and waiting for delivery. The Grocery Store, whether the small-town grocer or large chain store, is something that will continue to thrive as a brick and mortar store. Bridal gowns and accessories
The wedding day is one of the best days in a woman’s life, and she would want everything to be perfect, especially her dress. This is one of the reasons why brick and mortar bridal stores still thrive, and will continue to thrive despite the ease of online shopping. A bride would want to make sure that her dress is the right fit, that it suits her moods and emotions, and you can never find out all these over the internet. Furthermore bridal dresses sometimes need alterations to become perfect. These alterations can only be made if the bride goes to the store to fit the dress. So, despite eCommerce, brides, till tomorrow would always go to brick and mortar stores to find their dresses. Men’s suits
Men are very particular about the fittings of their suits. | https://www.profitableventure.com/brick-mortar-business-ideas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_235728486#2_480492232 | Title: Advantages and Disadvantages of Debt Financing - ProfitableVenture
Headings: Advantages and Disadvantages of Debt Financing
Advantages and Disadvantages of Debt Financing
Top 10 Advantages and Disadvantages of Debt Financing
Advantages
10 Disadvantages of Debt Financing for Small Businesses
Ajaero Tony Martins
Content: provided you legally protected your personal assets. I recommend you seek the advice of a corporate attorney and accountant for better information on asset protection. The lender won’t be entitled to any of the profits you make from your business; all you have to do is repay the loan within the fixed time frame. You can typically deduct interest payments ( but not principal repayments) as a business expense. The interest you repay on your loan is tax-deductible. This means that debt financing shields part of your business income from taxes and lowers your tax liability every year. Your interest is usually based on the prime interest rate. Taking on debt can build your business credit, which is good for future borrowing and for insurance rates. 10 Disadvantages of Debt Financing for Small Businesses
You will have to pay interest, which is usually carried as a liability on the company’s balance sheet. | https://www.profitableventure.com/disadvantages-debt-financing/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_243455667#6_494514124 | Title: 7 Smart Tips on How to Restructure Business Debt Successfully
Headings: 7 Smart Tips on How to Restructure Business Debt Successfully
7 Smart Tips on How to Restructure Business Debt Successfully
What is Debt Restructuring?
Benefits of Restructuring your Business Debts
7 Smart Tips on How to Restructure Business Debt Successfully
1. Determine which debts you to restructure
2. Determine your monthly budget
3. Prove your company’s hardship
4. Adhere strictly to the repayment plan
3 Business Debt Restructuring Companies in USA
a. Business capital
b. JP Capital Management
c. American Finasco
Ajaero Tony Martins
Content: Restructuring your business debt will help you manage it better and improve your chances of paying up. If you can find a way to restructure your debt with your creditors by negotiating new payment terms with them, you can avoid filing for bankruptcy or taking other actions that will only cripple your business in the long term. Business debt restructuring comes with some other benefits which include: Consolidate existing debts: If your business is currently paying back multiple loans every month, you’ll spend a lot of time juggling the various repayments, which can be very time-consuming. Restructuring your company’s debt could help reduce the number of monthly repayments you have to keep track of by consolidating these into one payment, making your life simpler and allowing you to get back to running your business. It increases cash flow: short term debt can be converted to a manageable long term plan
Avoid unnecessary legal fees: Debts can be settled without the need for attorneys. Even though debt restructuring may not be good for everyone, but for some, it is the best option. | https://www.profitableventure.com/restructure-business-debt/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_255233508#8_511847005 | Title: 50 Powerful Tips on How to Run a School Successfully
Headings: 50 Powerful Tips on How to Run a School Successfully
50 Powerful Tips on How to Run a School Successfully
50 Powerful Tips on How to Run a School Successfully
Get your priorities straight
Take time to organize yourself
Ditch the use of paper
Make feedback a priority
Always maintain a positive attitude
Don’t get your heckles up on every issue
Put your students first
Embrace technology
Keep the central office informed
Always be kind and affectionate
Create a Vision, Write It Down, and Start Implementing It
Your School Must Be For All Kids all the Time
Hire the right people
Find Time to rest or think each day
Take Responsibility for the Good and the Bad
Have very clear expectations
Endeavor to give a Yes to requests
Don’t always expect a consensus
Change needs to be done quickly
Manage through personality
Set up some performance indicators
Create incentives
Learn how to motivate properly
Let them be creative, but on your terms
Train consistently
Give them specific projects to work on
Take a management and communication course
Be available to your staff
Sit in on their classes
Stay Informed
Create a ‘Can Do’ Culture
Learn to communicate effectively
Continuous Cultivation
Digitize your archiving system
Utilize an online school administration system
Support your Teachers
Be Consistent and Fair
Document Issues
Know your District Policies and Pertinent State Laws
Be Calm, but Be Stern
Establish a Code of Conduct
Don’t change anything the first year
Meet with your faculty regularly
Show appreciation
Refer angry parents to speak with the teacher first
Accept that you are not perfect
Don’t be a workaholic
Have a vision for your school
Embrace new ideas
Don’t think teachers want you as their friend
Ejike Cynthia
Content: Of course they have the overall good of the school and students in mind while doing this, but as a seasoned school administrator, you should not let those laws interfere with the general good of your students. Avoid letting media or political agendas get in the way of deciding what’s best for your students. Embrace technology
The world has gone tech, and you should endavour to meet up. Avoiding this issue would lead you nowhere and it can even help in bringing your school down in ratings. Learn to apply technology in the necessary areas in the school and teach your teachers to get conversant with them. Keep the central office informed
Hoarding information may hurt you more than it helps you when it comes to running your school. You have to realize that your teachers and other school administrators can be your allies or your critics depending on how you treat them. If you treat them well, they would stand by you, but if you brush them aside, they would always use you as the butt of their side talk. So be sure to ask for their advice and let them know stories of your journey from time to time. Always be kind and affectionate
When it comes to your students, faculty, and parents, you should always be kind and affectionate to them. | https://www.profitableventure.com/tips-run-school-successfully/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_261078636#7_525902124 | Title: The Negative Effects of Social Capital | Profolus
Headings: The Negative Effects of Social Capital
The Negative Effects of Social Capital
Bonding: The negative effects of social capital
1. Nepotism and Cronyism
2. Herd Behavior
3. Crime Proliferation
4. Economic Disruptions
Bridging: The negative effects of social capital
1. Privacy Breach
2. Misinformation
3. Cross-cultural Contamination
Conclusion: The effects of negative social capital
Content: The negative effects of social capital
1. Privacy Breach
Social capital can promote the over-sharing of information that might be too personal for others. This is because interrelationships within a social network correspond to unrestricted flow of information through multiple channels. A bridging type of social capital reinforces heterogeneity within a social network. This means that anyone, even someone with malicious intention, can be a member of that network. In other words, high levels o trust and inclusiveness can open vulnerabilities in private information. Examples of privacy breach due to social capital include corporate espionage and insider trading, as well as other forms of intentional and unintentional privacy rights violations. 2. Misinformation
Online-enabled social networks such as Facebook and Twitter have changed the way contents with embedded information are created and disseminated. Negative social capital is very much present in thee so-called online-enabled social networking. | https://www.profolus.com/topics/negative-effects-of-social-capital/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_261078636#8_525903798 | Title: The Negative Effects of Social Capital | Profolus
Headings: The Negative Effects of Social Capital
The Negative Effects of Social Capital
Bonding: The negative effects of social capital
1. Nepotism and Cronyism
2. Herd Behavior
3. Crime Proliferation
4. Economic Disruptions
Bridging: The negative effects of social capital
1. Privacy Breach
2. Misinformation
3. Cross-cultural Contamination
Conclusion: The effects of negative social capital
Content: In other words, high levels o trust and inclusiveness can open vulnerabilities in private information. Examples of privacy breach due to social capital include corporate espionage and insider trading, as well as other forms of intentional and unintentional privacy rights violations. 2. Misinformation
Online-enabled social networks such as Facebook and Twitter have changed the way contents with embedded information are created and disseminated. Negative social capital is very much present in thee so-called online-enabled social networking. Note that before the advent of social networking sites, content creation and dissemination were limited to media organizations, governments, businesses, and non-profit organizations, including think-thanks and advocacy groups. The arrival of Facebook and Twitter has ushered in the era of participatory culture in which the public takes part in the production and dissemination of contents. Of course, there is a downside to participatory culture. The unregulated creation and dissemination of contents, coupled with unrestricted flow of information create more opportunities for misinformation. Black propaganda, false advertisements, fake news, unscientific claims, and medically false information are some of the examples. | https://www.profolus.com/topics/negative-effects-of-social-capital/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_261078636#9_525905728 | Title: The Negative Effects of Social Capital | Profolus
Headings: The Negative Effects of Social Capital
The Negative Effects of Social Capital
Bonding: The negative effects of social capital
1. Nepotism and Cronyism
2. Herd Behavior
3. Crime Proliferation
4. Economic Disruptions
Bridging: The negative effects of social capital
1. Privacy Breach
2. Misinformation
3. Cross-cultural Contamination
Conclusion: The effects of negative social capital
Content: Note that before the advent of social networking sites, content creation and dissemination were limited to media organizations, governments, businesses, and non-profit organizations, including think-thanks and advocacy groups. The arrival of Facebook and Twitter has ushered in the era of participatory culture in which the public takes part in the production and dissemination of contents. Of course, there is a downside to participatory culture. The unregulated creation and dissemination of contents, coupled with unrestricted flow of information create more opportunities for misinformation. Black propaganda, false advertisements, fake news, unscientific claims, and medically false information are some of the examples. 3. Cross-cultural Contamination
Interactions between two or more cultures or groups of people from different ethnic and cultural backgrounds have become inevitable in this day and age of globalization and digital communication. However, some of these interactions can exemplify negative social capital. One of the negative effects of social capital through bridging is cross-cultural contamination in which supposed exclusive or unique norms and values become blurred within a particular culture or dispersed across different cultures. A specific example of the aforementioned is cultural appropriation a dominant culture adopts elements of a minority culture and used them outside of their original cultural context. | https://www.profolus.com/topics/negative-effects-of-social-capital/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_261157105#3_526088906 | Title: Reasons for the Success of the First Crusade | Profolus
Headings: Reasons for the Success of the First Crusade
Reasons for the Success of the First Crusade
Three Major Reasons for the Success of the First Crusade
Unwavering Religiosity in Europe
Unity within Christian Armies
Division and Conflicts Among Muslims
Summary: Reasons for the Success of the First Crusade
Content: Remember that Christians have regarded the Holy Land of Jerusalem as their spiritual home. Their staunch religiosity prompted them to defend and reclaim Jerusalem and other places from the Muslims. Of course, the earlier phase of the First Crusade was disastrous. Inexperienced nobles and peasants led by Peter the Hermit formed armies in their attempt to heed the request of Pope Urban II and the Church. Chroniclers and historians labeled this phase as the People’s Crusade. Unity within Christian Armies
Historian Jonathan Riley-Smith explained the failures of the People’s Crusade. In the book “The Crusades: A History,” he noted that the lack of military discipline resulted in the absence of a clear-cut direction. Several factions within the army fought with unintended adversaries. Other groups fought over the food supply. | https://www.profolus.com/topics/reasons-for-the-success-of-the-first-crusade/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_273070437#1_556917167 | Title: Read All About It! The Eight Elements of News
Headings: Read All About It! The Eight Elements of News
Read All About It! The Eight Elements of News
1. Immediacy
2. Proximity
3. Prominence
4. Oddity
5. Conflict
6. Suspense
7. Emotion
8. Consequence
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Content: He recommends that a great way to test whether your copy is likely to get attention is to see how it measures up against the following Eight Elements of News. Click to Tweet: The Eight Elements of News
1. Immediacy
Has it just happened? Notice how prominently Twitter feeds are displayed during live TV and radio coverage of events. Whether it's the Super Bowl or a humanitarian crisis, information provided via the Social Media feeds of individuals is seen as valuable and relevant. 2. Proximity
Is the news geographically local to the readership or close to their hearts? 3. Prominence
Is your information or news about something that is highly topical today? | https://www.progress.com/blogs/read-all-about-it!-the-eight-elements-of-news |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_276310770#0_565042415 | Title: What is Thermal Bridging, and How to Stop It In a Home
Headings: What is Thermal Bridging, and How to Stop It In a Home
What is Thermal Bridging, and How to Stop It In a Home
Thermal Bridging in Homes
How to Break the Thermal Bridge
Summary
Content: What is Thermal Bridging, and How to Stop It In a Home
What is Thermal Bridging, and How to Stop It In a Home
Posted on April 4, 2020 within General
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Thermal bridging is the movement of heat across an object that is more conductive than the materials around it. The conductive material creates a path of least resistance for heat. Thermal bridging can be a major source of energy loss in homes and buildings, leading to higher utility bills. Thermal Bridging in Homes
A significant thermal bridge can be created in residential home construction by the studs in the wall. American homes have traditionally been built with 2x4 wood studs spaced 16” on center, with fiberglass batt insulation added to the cavity. Although the fiberglass insulation may have an r-value of R-15 or more, it can only be placed in between the wood studs. These studs are more conductive than the fiberglass insulation surrounding them, so although the insulation reduces energy loss through the wall, it does not stop energy loss across the thermal bridge. Nearly 25% of a home’s wall is made of wood studs. Even if you have fiberglass insulation in the cavity, it adds up to one whole wall of the home with zero insulation. As you are paying to make your home comfortable, 25% of your walls are working against you. | https://www.progressivefoam.com/thermal-bridging-and-how-to-stop-it/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_276310770#1_565044185 | Title: What is Thermal Bridging, and How to Stop It In a Home
Headings: What is Thermal Bridging, and How to Stop It In a Home
What is Thermal Bridging, and How to Stop It In a Home
Thermal Bridging in Homes
How to Break the Thermal Bridge
Summary
Content: Although the fiberglass insulation may have an r-value of R-15 or more, it can only be placed in between the wood studs. These studs are more conductive than the fiberglass insulation surrounding them, so although the insulation reduces energy loss through the wall, it does not stop energy loss across the thermal bridge. Nearly 25% of a home’s wall is made of wood studs. Even if you have fiberglass insulation in the cavity, it adds up to one whole wall of the home with zero insulation. As you are paying to make your home comfortable, 25% of your walls are working against you. Heat always moves towards cold. In the summer, sweltering heat from the outside works its way across the studs into your air conditioned space. In the winter, the money you’re spending to heat your home is leaking into the cold outdoors. How to Break the Thermal Bridge
To combat the problem of thermal bridging, the studs must be covered with continuous insulation. During home construction, insulation can easily be added to the wall system to break the thermal bridge. | https://www.progressivefoam.com/thermal-bridging-and-how-to-stop-it/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_276310770#2_565045700 | Title: What is Thermal Bridging, and How to Stop It In a Home
Headings: What is Thermal Bridging, and How to Stop It In a Home
What is Thermal Bridging, and How to Stop It In a Home
Thermal Bridging in Homes
How to Break the Thermal Bridge
Summary
Content: Heat always moves towards cold. In the summer, sweltering heat from the outside works its way across the studs into your air conditioned space. In the winter, the money you’re spending to heat your home is leaking into the cold outdoors. How to Break the Thermal Bridge
To combat the problem of thermal bridging, the studs must be covered with continuous insulation. During home construction, insulation can easily be added to the wall system to break the thermal bridge. In a remodeling situation, a layer of insulation can only be added from the inside or the outside of the home. Adding insulation from the interior is typically difficult and expensive, since it requires a complete remodel to replace drywall, trim, or other interior finishes. The easiest way to add a layer of continuous insulation to an existing home is on the outside, under new siding. In fact, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) says “when new siding is to be installed it is a good idea to consider adding insulation under new siding.” By adding insulation under new siding, not only do you break the thermal bridge and improve energy efficiency, but you are also able to leave the interior of the home undisturbed and get an exterior makeover at the same time. | https://www.progressivefoam.com/thermal-bridging-and-how-to-stop-it/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_279875096#5_572517995 | Title: Kindness and Generosity: The Keys to Successful Relationships
Headings: Kindness and Generosity: The Keys to Successful Relationships
Relationships
Kindness and Generosity: The Keys to Successful Relationships
What Does Kindness and Generosity Look Like in a Relationship?
Offering Forgiveness
Offering Praise
Thinking About How You Can Make Your Partner Happy
Giving Without the Expectation of Receiving
Listening to our Partners and Acting Upon Their Requests
We Benefit from Being Generous Too
What Both Sides Need in Any Relationship
ARE YOU LIVING BOLD?
Content: We like it even more when our partner acts upon our requests. Acting upon our partner’s wishes is the best way to let them know that we are listening and caring about what they say. We Benefit from Being Generous Too
Kindness and generosity are linked to happiness. In fact, research from the University of Zurich suggests that those who are habitually generous may have long-term well-being and happiness. Those who are generous may also show physical health benefits. A 2013 study published in the American Journal of Public Health suggests that kind and generous people live longer, are protected from the negative impacts of stress, are more optimistic and have lower blood pressure. Kind and generous individuals are also more successful romantically. What Both Sides Need in Any Relationship
Of course, kindness and generosity aren’t just good for romantic relationships. Any strong relationship requires both ends knowing that they are valued, noticed, appreciated, respected, loved and desired. If you aren’t fulfilled in any of these areas in any of your relationships, maybe you need to evaluate how your partner makes you feel and decide if they are a true friend. | https://www.projectboldlife.com/relationships/kindness-generosity-keys-successful-relationships/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_283595777#4_581296264 | Title: Limitations and weakness of qualitative research methods
Headings: Limitations and weakness of qualitative research methods
Limitations and weakness of qualitative research methods
Time consuming process
No result verification in qualitative research
Labour intensive approach
Difficult to investigate causality
References
Content: Similarly qualitative research requires well experienced researchers to obtain the targeted data from the group of respondents. Also different conclusions are derrived based on the same information depending on the personal characteristics of the researcher (Maxwell 2005). Use 5E3BCCB908B47 to save 6000 on 6001 - 10000 words standard order of research analysis service. Difficult to investigate causality
Researchers find it difficult to investigate causality between different research phenomena. Qualitative research is little complex to explain the difference in the quality and quantity of information obtained from different respondents and arriving at non-consistent conclusions (Barbour 2000). For example, to determine if human development is dependent on the level of education, interview or focus group data is collected from the residents of Uttar Pradesh. It is difficult to determine the effect, owing to varied perspective which is difficult to gauge. It is due to the lack of statistical results, which would have made the procedure more systematic. Qualitative study requires thoughtful planning to ensure the obtained results accurate. There is no way to analyze the qualitative data mathematically. | https://www.projectguru.in/limitations-qualitative-research/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_285019069#2_584886460 | Title: The Effects of Marijuana Abuse - Project Know
Headings: The Effects of Marijuana Abuse
The Effects of Marijuana Abuse
Why do People Use Marijuana?
What are Common Short-Term Effects?
Did You Know?
Medicinal Uses of the Drug
Long-Term Physical Effects
Did You Know?
Will it Affect Me Mentally?
Withdrawal Symptoms
Addiction Treatment Options
The Benefits of Psychotherapy
Content: The modern-day religion of Rastafarianism is thought to associate itself with the marijuana culture. In 2004, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime reported that 0.6 percent of adults worldwide used cannabinoids every day. What are Common Short-Term Effects? Marijuana effects in the short-term are those associated with the high it brings. A sense of euphoria, muscle relaxation, slowed reflexes and altered cognitive function are among the effects. Other short-term effects of marijuana use include decreased muscle coordination, loss in short-term and working memory, increased heart rate, and increased appetite commonly known as the “munchies.” Did You Know? Marijuana has multiple methods of consumption other than smoking. It is often baked into dessert items like cookies or brownies. Medicinal Uses of the Drug
Although marijuana is commonly used as a recreational drug, it has several uses in medical treatment when administered under controlled use. | https://www.projectknow.com/marijuana/effects/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_288100694#13_593253689 | Title: Top Down vs. Bottom Up Management: What's the Difference?
Headings: Top Down vs. Bottom Up Management: What’s the Difference?
Top Down vs. Bottom Up Management: What’s the Difference?
What’s Top Down Management?
Examples of Top Down Organizations
Pros and Cons of Top Down Management
Clarity if the Leader Knows their Stuff
Lack of Buy-In if the Leader is Weak or Dictatorial
What’s Bottom Up Management?
Examples of Bottom Up Organizations
Pros and Cons of Bottom Up Management
Gets the Most Out of a Team’s Talents and Dedication
Too Many Voices & Ideas Slow Business Agility
How ProjectManager.com Helps Whatever Style You Use
Traditional Tools for Top Down Teams
Tools for Agile Teams, Too
The Choice is Yours
Deliver Your Projects
On Time and Under Budget
Content: Sometimes this even leads to business process improvement. Too Many Voices & Ideas Slow Business Agility
In terms of disadvantages, having employees a part of the decision-making process can slow things down or have the company follow unproven ideas that dead end. This can cost precious time, losing time to market, allowing the competition to take advantage. A glut of ideas is not always the best way for maintaining high business agility. Given the high number of choices, it can be difficult to discern the best one. This may require more time for research in order to make an educated choice. Or, once a decision is made, that choice might not be followed consistently, causing the company to pivot without rhyme or reason. There’s also the issue of ego. If everyone is vying to get heard, they might be motivated by self-interest rather than the overall goal of the project and company. This creates division and conflicts that are not good for business. | https://www.projectmanager.com/blog/top-down-vs-bottom-up-management |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_296906244#10_616314592 | Title: Possible Side Effects | Prolia® (denosumab)
Headings:
Important Safety Information
What is the most important information I should know about Prolia®?
Prolia® can cause serious side effects:
What are the possible side effects of Prolia®?
Indications
Important Safety Information
What is the most important information I should know about Prolia®?
Content: Take the medicine XGEVA® (denosumab)
Have low blood calcium
Cannot take daily calcium and vitamin D
Had parathyroid or thyroid surgery (glands located in your neck)
Have been told you have trouble absorbing minerals in your stomach or intestines (malabsorption syndrome)
Have kidney problems or are on kidney dialysis
Are taking medicine that can lower your blood calcium levels
Plan to have dental surgery or teeth removed
Are pregnant or plan to become pregnant
Females who are able to become pregnant: Your healthcare provider should do a pregnancy test before you start treatment with Prolia®. You should use an effective method of birth control (contraception) during treatment with Prolia® and for at least 5 months after your last dose of Prolia®. Tell your doctor right away if you become pregnant while taking Prolia®. Are breast-feeding or plan to breast-feed
What are the possible side effects of Prolia®? It is not known if the use of Prolia® over a long period of time may cause slow healing of broken bones. The most common side effects of Prolia® in women being treated for osteoporosis after menopause are back pain, pain in your arms and legs, high cholesterol, muscle pain, and bladder infection. The most common side effects of Prolia® in men with osteoporosis are back pain, joint pain, and common cold (runny nose or sore throat). The most common side effects of Prolia® in patients with corticosteroid-induced osteoporosis are back pain, high blood pressure, lung infection (bronchitis), and headache. The most common side effects of Prolia® in patients receiving certain treatments for prostate or breast cancer are joint pain, back pain, pain in your arms and legs, and muscle pain. | https://www.prolia.com/possible-side-effects |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_303283093#5_629389197 | Title: Why is Immigration Important in the United States of America?
Headings: Why is Immigration Important?
Why is Immigration Important?
A Forgetful Nation
Why Is Immigration Important in the United States of America?
Job Contribution
The Value of People
Why Immigration is Important Today
Content: Namely, because these restrictions discourage immigrants who can contribute so much to our nation. Job Contribution
Immigrants are more likely than native-born Americans to start their own businesses. 18% of small businesses are curated or run by immigrants. More businesses mean more jobs and more opportunities for native-born people and immigrants alike. These businesses contribute to our national economy by stimulating consumer confidence and paying taxes. The Value of People
More immigrants are good for native-born American workers. American workers with a high-school diploma or better are shown to see a pay increase when more immigrants are introduced to the workforce. Highly-skilled immigrants are incredibly important too. We owe much of our nation’s innovation and tech-based industries to technologies developed and bolstered by highly-skilled immigrants. Immigrants are less likely to commit crimes than native-born Americans. | https://www.pronunciationpro.com/why-is-immigration-important/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_306728753#4_638231180 | Title: Why Cultural Exchanges Are Important » ProperGaanda
Headings: Why Cultural Exchanges Are Important
Why Cultural Exchanges Are Important
Cultural exchanges are significant in such scenarios. Let us explore why.
Provide alternative perspective
Makes one aware of one’s own self and culture
Increases knowledge about our world
Makes one understand the beauty of diversity
Helps debunk misconceptions and stereotypes
One can become ambassador of one’s country
Make new friends
Content: Cultural exchanges help us do just that. When one experiences other cultures, view the world with another lens, accept the “other”, one understands the very essence of diversity which is the first step towards attaining unity. Helps debunk misconceptions and stereotypes
“All Pakistanis are terrorists!” “Really? Have you met any?” “No, but I have heard it on media so many times, so of course, where there’s smoke, there’s fire!” These are stereotypes and misconceptions about nations which are believed across the globe. Cultural exchanges help us fight against them by representing our real selves by interacting with those who have never met us before. One can become ambassador of one’s country
Cultural exchange experience allows us to represent our country to the world. It’s a pleasure in itself and makes us proud! | https://www.propergaanda.com/cultural-exchanges-important/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_306728753#5_638232758 | Title: Why Cultural Exchanges Are Important » ProperGaanda
Headings: Why Cultural Exchanges Are Important
Why Cultural Exchanges Are Important
Cultural exchanges are significant in such scenarios. Let us explore why.
Provide alternative perspective
Makes one aware of one’s own self and culture
Increases knowledge about our world
Makes one understand the beauty of diversity
Helps debunk misconceptions and stereotypes
One can become ambassador of one’s country
Make new friends
Content: “No, but I have heard it on media so many times, so of course, where there’s smoke, there’s fire!” These are stereotypes and misconceptions about nations which are believed across the globe. Cultural exchanges help us fight against them by representing our real selves by interacting with those who have never met us before. One can become ambassador of one’s country
Cultural exchange experience allows us to represent our country to the world. It’s a pleasure in itself and makes us proud! However it comes with stewardship. A responsibility to act right because you are a representative. Also, a responsibility to show compassion to others because there are already enough misconceptions about your nation. Make new friends
What is better than to meet new people, and make new friends? Cultural exchanges are loaded with such opportunities. | https://www.propergaanda.com/cultural-exchanges-important/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_307249176#2_639756220 | Title: Fixtures and home appliances: what comes with the house? - Buying, Advice
Headings: Fixtures and home appliances: what comes with the house?
Fixtures and home appliances: what comes with the house?
What should be included in a house sale?
It all rests on the sale agreement
What about appliances?
How to negotiate
Content: Buyers and sellers can find themselves confused by what exactly is supposed to be included in a house sale. As a general rule, if something is considered to be part of the property, then it's a fixture. These items will usually be included in the property sale. Fixtures include built-in cupboards and wardrobes, kitchen islands (and any stools that go with them), windows and doors, and their keys. You can also include wall-to-wall carpets, bathroom suites, established shrubs or trees and light fittings (though the seller may want to take the shades with them). If you're not sure if something counts as a fixture, ask how well attached it is. If something is cemented or nailed down or fixed in such a way that removal would damage the property or the room it's in, it's most likely a fixture. It all rests on the sale agreement
If you're not sure if something counts as a fixture, ask how well attached it is. If something is cemented or nailed down or fixed in such a way that removal would damage the property or the room it's in, it's most likely a fixture. The sale agreement detailing what is included in the sale of the house serves as a guide for both parties. | https://www.property24.com/articles/fixtures-and-home-appliances-what-comes-with-the-house/25326 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_307309386#3_639896870 | Title: Painting tips for your outside walls - Diy, Lifestyle
Headings: Painting tips for your outside walls
Painting tips for your outside walls
New brick
Previously painted surfaces
Damp surfaces
Mould-infected surfaces
Access for application
Painting
Antonella Dési
Top Articles
Content: Oil painted surfaces: Wash with a strong cleaning agent, and then rinse with clean water. Scrape off any loose or flaking paint, make good any deep cracks and holes, and fill shallow cracks with suitable exterior filler. Emulsion painted surfaces: Wash with a detergent, and then rinse with clean water – anything stronger will damage the emulsioned surface. Where water penetrates the surface, allow it to dry completely before you start painting. Again, scrape off loose flaking paint and then repair cracks. Damp surfaces
Walls that display signs of either damp or mould growth must be treated before you can paint them. Where surfaces are prone to damp, such as basement walls or garden walls, you must apply a coat of bituminous emulsion sealer and allow it to dry thoroughly. Mould-infected surfaces
Mould growths are common on exterior surfaces where moisture is present as a result of the atmosphere, structural faults or defective plumbing. | https://www.property24.com/articles/painting-tips-for-your-outside-walls/14683 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_312515424#10_647679943 | Title: Do You Know These Essential Zoning Terms?
Headings:
Content: Though it is unlawful to expressly exclude people based on race or ethnicity, regulations relating to development densities can still have exclusionary effects. For example, communities will limit the number of dwellings permitted, reducing the housing supply, and thus lowering opportunities for new buyers. Further, reducing the housing supply increases market prices, having the effect of excluding lower-income families. Similarly, zoning regulations that limit or prohibit low-income multi-family complexes have the direct effect of excluding lower-income households from residing in the community. Down-Zoning. Down-zoning occurs when a parcel is rezoned to a classification permitting only less intensive uses. Communities will utilize down-zoning to limit less-desired intensive uses. For example, a community may rezone a parcel from a multi-family designation to a single-family district. E
Exactions. New development will often increase the use of, and the need for, improved or new public infrastructure and facilities, e.g., water and sewer lines, road improvements, and parks. | https://www.propertymetrics.com/blog/2016/12/29/do-you-know-these-essential-zoning-terms/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_312515424#11_647681315 | Title: Do You Know These Essential Zoning Terms?
Headings:
Content: Down-zoning occurs when a parcel is rezoned to a classification permitting only less intensive uses. Communities will utilize down-zoning to limit less-desired intensive uses. For example, a community may rezone a parcel from a multi-family designation to a single-family district. E
Exactions. New development will often increase the use of, and the need for, improved or new public infrastructure and facilities, e.g., water and sewer lines, road improvements, and parks. Exactions are how a community forces developers to contribute to the cost of such infrastructure. They can take the form of requiring a developer to pay for a portion of the infrastructure improvements necessitated by the development, impact fees, or the donation of a portion of the developer’s land. F
Floating Zones. These are districts that are permitted under the zoning ordinance, but not placed on the zoning map. They are typically used for unique uses (e.g., major entertainment centers, intensive industrial uses) that are anticipated in the future, but no specific location has been identified within the community. | https://www.propertymetrics.com/blog/2016/12/29/do-you-know-these-essential-zoning-terms/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_320805279#0_664789281 | Title: The 15 Customer Success Metrics & KPIs [How to Measure & Improve]
Headings: The 15 Essential Customer Success Metrics & KPIs (How to Measure & Improve Them)
The 15 Essential Customer Success Metrics & KPIs (How to Measure & Improve Them)
The Essential Metrics for Measuring Customer Success
#1: Customer Churn Rate
How to Measure Customer Churn Rate?
Customer Churn Rate Formula:
How to Improve Customer Churn Rate?
1. Provide the highest possible value of your product/service and impeccable user experience.
2. Figure out the reason they decide to leave.
3. Fix a problematic churn rate using expansion revenue.
4. Reduce CRR’s impact on your performance by increasing customer acquisition.
#2: Monthly Recurring Revenue Rate
How to Measure Monthly Recurring Revenue Rate?
Monthly Recurring Revenue Rate Formula:
How to Improve Monthly Recurring Revenue Rate?
1. Have your MRR properly calculated.
2. Don’t underprice your products or services.
#3: Expansion MRR Rate
How to Measure Expansion MRR Rate?
Expansion MRR Rate Formula:
How to Improve the Expansion MRR Rate?
1. Provide additional value that will inspire additional purchases.
2. Increase your chances to upsell.
#4: Net Promoter Score (NPS)
How to Measure Net Promoter Score?
Then, based on the customers’ feedback, you should classify them into three groups:
Finally, to obtain your NPS, you should follow a simple formula:
How to Improve Net Promoter Score?
#5: Customer Satisfaction Score
How to Measure Customer Satisfaction Score?
Now, this scale should be organized in the following way:
Once the results are collected, all you should do is:
Customer Satisfaction Score Formula:
How to Improve Customer Satisfaction Score?
1. Pay attention to your employees.
2. Make it convenient for customers to provide their feedback.
3. Make the real use of the information received.
#6: Customer Lifetime Value (LTV)
How to Measure Customer Lifetime Value?
The final calculation of LTV:
Customer Lifetime Value Formula:
How to Improve Customer Lifetime Value?
#7: LTV/CAC Ratio
How to Measure LTV to CAC Ratio?
How to Improve your LTV to CAC Ratio?
#8: Average Revenue Per Account
How to Measure the Average Revenue Per Account?
Average Revenue Per Account Formula:
How to Improve Average Revenue Per Account?
#9: Customer Retention Rate (Over Time)
How to Measure Customer Retention Rate?
Customer Retention Rate Formula:
How to Improve Customer Retention Rate?
1. Outperform and over-deliver.
2. Keep the customers in the loop.
3. Improve your customer service.
4. Make a connection with your customers on social media.
5. Collect your customers’ feedback on their experience and satisfaction, and especially on their suggestions on your business improvement.
#10: Customer Retention Cost
How to Measure Customer Retention Cost?
How to Improve Customer Retention Cost?
#11: Customer Health Score
How to Measure Customer Health Score?
How to Improve Customer Health Score?
#12: First Contact Resolution Rate
How to Measure First Contact Resolution Rate?
First Contact Resolution Rate Formula:
How to Improve First Contact Resolution Rate?
#13: Renewal Rate
How to Measure Renewal Rate?
Customer Renewal Rate Formula:
How to Improve Renewal Rate?
#14: First Response Time
How to Measure First Response Time?
First Response Time Formula:
How to Improve First Response Time?
#15: Daily Product Usage
How to Measure Daily Product Usage?
How to Improve Daily Product Usage?
Summing Up: Make Sure To Use Customer Success Metrics Properly
How can customer success teams measure operator performance?
What types of metrics measure customer satisfaction?
How to track customer success?
Do you want a free Live Chat software?
About the author
Jared Cornell
Content: The 15 Customer Success Metrics & KPIs [How to Measure & Improve]
April 17, 2020
The 15 Essential Customer Success Metrics & KPIs (How to Measure & Improve Them)
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Customers always have so many options in the market to choose their desired product or service. But what about the business owners? “Do they get the opportunity to choose as well?” No, they obviously don’t. If anything, you have a specific target audience who finds your services relevant. Just in case they aren’t satisfied, they can opt for any of your competitors in the market. That pretty much sums up your story. In short, your success relies on the fact that your customers don’t leave you. | https://www.proprofs.com/c/customer-support/customer-success-metrics/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_320805279#2_664799130 | Title: The 15 Customer Success Metrics & KPIs [How to Measure & Improve]
Headings: The 15 Essential Customer Success Metrics & KPIs (How to Measure & Improve Them)
The 15 Essential Customer Success Metrics & KPIs (How to Measure & Improve Them)
The Essential Metrics for Measuring Customer Success
#1: Customer Churn Rate
How to Measure Customer Churn Rate?
Customer Churn Rate Formula:
How to Improve Customer Churn Rate?
1. Provide the highest possible value of your product/service and impeccable user experience.
2. Figure out the reason they decide to leave.
3. Fix a problematic churn rate using expansion revenue.
4. Reduce CRR’s impact on your performance by increasing customer acquisition.
#2: Monthly Recurring Revenue Rate
How to Measure Monthly Recurring Revenue Rate?
Monthly Recurring Revenue Rate Formula:
How to Improve Monthly Recurring Revenue Rate?
1. Have your MRR properly calculated.
2. Don’t underprice your products or services.
#3: Expansion MRR Rate
How to Measure Expansion MRR Rate?
Expansion MRR Rate Formula:
How to Improve the Expansion MRR Rate?
1. Provide additional value that will inspire additional purchases.
2. Increase your chances to upsell.
#4: Net Promoter Score (NPS)
How to Measure Net Promoter Score?
Then, based on the customers’ feedback, you should classify them into three groups:
Finally, to obtain your NPS, you should follow a simple formula:
How to Improve Net Promoter Score?
#5: Customer Satisfaction Score
How to Measure Customer Satisfaction Score?
Now, this scale should be organized in the following way:
Once the results are collected, all you should do is:
Customer Satisfaction Score Formula:
How to Improve Customer Satisfaction Score?
1. Pay attention to your employees.
2. Make it convenient for customers to provide their feedback.
3. Make the real use of the information received.
#6: Customer Lifetime Value (LTV)
How to Measure Customer Lifetime Value?
The final calculation of LTV:
Customer Lifetime Value Formula:
How to Improve Customer Lifetime Value?
#7: LTV/CAC Ratio
How to Measure LTV to CAC Ratio?
How to Improve your LTV to CAC Ratio?
#8: Average Revenue Per Account
How to Measure the Average Revenue Per Account?
Average Revenue Per Account Formula:
How to Improve Average Revenue Per Account?
#9: Customer Retention Rate (Over Time)
How to Measure Customer Retention Rate?
Customer Retention Rate Formula:
How to Improve Customer Retention Rate?
1. Outperform and over-deliver.
2. Keep the customers in the loop.
3. Improve your customer service.
4. Make a connection with your customers on social media.
5. Collect your customers’ feedback on their experience and satisfaction, and especially on their suggestions on your business improvement.
#10: Customer Retention Cost
How to Measure Customer Retention Cost?
How to Improve Customer Retention Cost?
#11: Customer Health Score
How to Measure Customer Health Score?
How to Improve Customer Health Score?
#12: First Contact Resolution Rate
How to Measure First Contact Resolution Rate?
First Contact Resolution Rate Formula:
How to Improve First Contact Resolution Rate?
#13: Renewal Rate
How to Measure Renewal Rate?
Customer Renewal Rate Formula:
How to Improve Renewal Rate?
#14: First Response Time
How to Measure First Response Time?
First Response Time Formula:
How to Improve First Response Time?
#15: Daily Product Usage
How to Measure Daily Product Usage?
How to Improve Daily Product Usage?
Summing Up: Make Sure To Use Customer Success Metrics Properly
How can customer success teams measure operator performance?
What types of metrics measure customer satisfaction?
How to track customer success?
Do you want a free Live Chat software?
About the author
Jared Cornell
Content: And if you successfully increase customer retention rates by 5%, then you can boost profits by 25% to 95%. That’s one of the reasons why you formulate strategies to retain your customers. But without numbers or metric data in hand, coming up with any new strategy would only consume your valuable time. For example, you need access to metrics like NPS, average response time and others like it to make sure you come up with relevant strategies that help you retain more customers. In one of the surveys too, 47% of business owners find customer satisfaction to be one of the most important metrics to measure success. Keeping that in mind, we’ve decided to help you learn the different metrics that would allow you to create effective strategies that not only gives you an edge in the market but also retain your existing customers. So, buckle up. In this thorough guide, you’ll come across: Different SaaS customer success metrics
How to calculate metrics to measure customer success properly
How to improve the metrics for measuring customer success
The Essential Metrics for Measuring Customer Success
With customers having all the power, it becomes challenging for you to make them stay. You try your best not to make any mistakes. | https://www.proprofs.com/c/customer-support/customer-success-metrics/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_320805279#3_664804402 | Title: The 15 Customer Success Metrics & KPIs [How to Measure & Improve]
Headings: The 15 Essential Customer Success Metrics & KPIs (How to Measure & Improve Them)
The 15 Essential Customer Success Metrics & KPIs (How to Measure & Improve Them)
The Essential Metrics for Measuring Customer Success
#1: Customer Churn Rate
How to Measure Customer Churn Rate?
Customer Churn Rate Formula:
How to Improve Customer Churn Rate?
1. Provide the highest possible value of your product/service and impeccable user experience.
2. Figure out the reason they decide to leave.
3. Fix a problematic churn rate using expansion revenue.
4. Reduce CRR’s impact on your performance by increasing customer acquisition.
#2: Monthly Recurring Revenue Rate
How to Measure Monthly Recurring Revenue Rate?
Monthly Recurring Revenue Rate Formula:
How to Improve Monthly Recurring Revenue Rate?
1. Have your MRR properly calculated.
2. Don’t underprice your products or services.
#3: Expansion MRR Rate
How to Measure Expansion MRR Rate?
Expansion MRR Rate Formula:
How to Improve the Expansion MRR Rate?
1. Provide additional value that will inspire additional purchases.
2. Increase your chances to upsell.
#4: Net Promoter Score (NPS)
How to Measure Net Promoter Score?
Then, based on the customers’ feedback, you should classify them into three groups:
Finally, to obtain your NPS, you should follow a simple formula:
How to Improve Net Promoter Score?
#5: Customer Satisfaction Score
How to Measure Customer Satisfaction Score?
Now, this scale should be organized in the following way:
Once the results are collected, all you should do is:
Customer Satisfaction Score Formula:
How to Improve Customer Satisfaction Score?
1. Pay attention to your employees.
2. Make it convenient for customers to provide their feedback.
3. Make the real use of the information received.
#6: Customer Lifetime Value (LTV)
How to Measure Customer Lifetime Value?
The final calculation of LTV:
Customer Lifetime Value Formula:
How to Improve Customer Lifetime Value?
#7: LTV/CAC Ratio
How to Measure LTV to CAC Ratio?
How to Improve your LTV to CAC Ratio?
#8: Average Revenue Per Account
How to Measure the Average Revenue Per Account?
Average Revenue Per Account Formula:
How to Improve Average Revenue Per Account?
#9: Customer Retention Rate (Over Time)
How to Measure Customer Retention Rate?
Customer Retention Rate Formula:
How to Improve Customer Retention Rate?
1. Outperform and over-deliver.
2. Keep the customers in the loop.
3. Improve your customer service.
4. Make a connection with your customers on social media.
5. Collect your customers’ feedback on their experience and satisfaction, and especially on their suggestions on your business improvement.
#10: Customer Retention Cost
How to Measure Customer Retention Cost?
How to Improve Customer Retention Cost?
#11: Customer Health Score
How to Measure Customer Health Score?
How to Improve Customer Health Score?
#12: First Contact Resolution Rate
How to Measure First Contact Resolution Rate?
First Contact Resolution Rate Formula:
How to Improve First Contact Resolution Rate?
#13: Renewal Rate
How to Measure Renewal Rate?
Customer Renewal Rate Formula:
How to Improve Renewal Rate?
#14: First Response Time
How to Measure First Response Time?
First Response Time Formula:
How to Improve First Response Time?
#15: Daily Product Usage
How to Measure Daily Product Usage?
How to Improve Daily Product Usage?
Summing Up: Make Sure To Use Customer Success Metrics Properly
How can customer success teams measure operator performance?
What types of metrics measure customer satisfaction?
How to track customer success?
Do you want a free Live Chat software?
About the author
Jared Cornell
Content: Keeping that in mind, we’ve decided to help you learn the different metrics that would allow you to create effective strategies that not only gives you an edge in the market but also retain your existing customers. So, buckle up. In this thorough guide, you’ll come across: Different SaaS customer success metrics
How to calculate metrics to measure customer success properly
How to improve the metrics for measuring customer success
The Essential Metrics for Measuring Customer Success
With customers having all the power, it becomes challenging for you to make them stay. You try your best not to make any mistakes. But rather than trying to do that, how about you measure customer success using customer support tool metrics to understand their thought process better. In this section, we plan to do just that. You’ll get to know about a few metrics that can help you measure customer success effectively. #1: Customer Churn Rate
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_323796475#0_672074530 | Title: Phylum Nematoda: Hookworms And Ascarids - ProProfs Quiz
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M. Kennedy
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Answered Jul 18, 2018
Originally Juliet wasn't opposed to marrying Paris and told her mother that she would meet him at a party to see how she felt about him. At the party, Juliet meets Romeo and the two soon secretly marry. This secret marriage makes Juliet unable to legally marry Paris but at that point, she doesn't want to anyway. Juliet was just shy of 14 at the time of her marriage to Romeo and he was probably around 15. This young age could be part of the reason for their hasty decision. Reply
John Adney
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Answered Nov 18, 2017
Juliet meets Romeo, falls in love, and marries him. After Romeo is banished, Juliet's tears are believed to be in response to the death of her cousin Tybalt. Capulet decides that Julie needsto marry Paris. | https://www.proprofsdiscuss.com/q/93382/why-doesn39t-juliet-want-to-marry-paris |
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Content: Juliet was just shy of 14 at the time of her marriage to Romeo and he was probably around 15. This young age could be part of the reason for their hasty decision. Reply
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Juliet meets Romeo, falls in love, and marries him. After Romeo is banished, Juliet's tears are believed to be in response to the death of her cousin Tybalt. Capulet decides that Julie needsto marry Paris. Lady Capulet tells her that she will have nothing more to do with Julie ifshe does not obey her father. Reply
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She doesn t love him
2. She is already married to Romeo
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_333666161#0_693229610 | Title: What can I do with a civil engineering degree? | Prospects.ac.uk
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What do civil engineering graduates do? A civil engineering degree prepares you for work in the construction industry as well as in the business, management and financial sectors
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It's crucial that you get some relevant work experience during your studies. Employers place great importance on experience, and it'll give you an insight into the working practices of an engineering firm. If your course doesn't include an industrial placement, look for relevant summer internships and placements. Any kind of role in a construction or civil engineering setting will allow you to build your understanding of issues related to the planning and execution of projects. Use this experience to expand your knowledge and to develop contacts and network. Casual, hands-on construction work and administrative jobs may be available, but many employers offer structured work experience opportunities. Search for placements and find out more about work experience and internships. Typical employers
As a qualified civil engineer you can find work in a range of sectors, particularly in the construction sector, on buildings and large structures of all kinds, transport and communications infrastructure. You can also work for employers involved in the production, storage and distribution of electricity, gas and water. Vacancies arise across the UK and overseas, with a range of contractors and consultancies. | https://www.prospects.ac.uk/careers-advice/what-can-i-do-with-my-degree/civil-engineering |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_333666161#2_693233734 | Title: What can I do with a civil engineering degree? | Prospects.ac.uk
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Content: Casual, hands-on construction work and administrative jobs may be available, but many employers offer structured work experience opportunities. Search for placements and find out more about work experience and internships. Typical employers
As a qualified civil engineer you can find work in a range of sectors, particularly in the construction sector, on buildings and large structures of all kinds, transport and communications infrastructure. You can also work for employers involved in the production, storage and distribution of electricity, gas and water. Vacancies arise across the UK and overseas, with a range of contractors and consultancies. There are also opportunities to work in-house for a variety of national and multinational organisations, particularly within the public sector. Local authorities, government departments and environmental organisations, for example, employ civil engineers to set up project specifications and draft tender documents. Find information on employers in engineering and manufacturing, property and construction, and other job sectors. Skills for your CV
Studying civil engineering provides you with a range of technical skills valued by employers in various sectors, including engineering, construction and property. With a solid grasp of science, mathematics and technology, you'll learn to design, create and build structures efficiently, making best use of available resources and techniques. | https://www.prospects.ac.uk/careers-advice/what-can-i-do-with-my-degree/civil-engineering |
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Content: There are also opportunities to work in-house for a variety of national and multinational organisations, particularly within the public sector. Local authorities, government departments and environmental organisations, for example, employ civil engineers to set up project specifications and draft tender documents. Find information on employers in engineering and manufacturing, property and construction, and other job sectors. Skills for your CV
Studying civil engineering provides you with a range of technical skills valued by employers in various sectors, including engineering, construction and property. With a solid grasp of science, mathematics and technology, you'll learn to design, create and build structures efficiently, making best use of available resources and techniques. Through realistic construction-based group projects, you'll gain practical experience of applying your engineering judgement and working successfully with others. Transferable skills gained on a civil engineering course include: creative approach to problem solving
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Most new graduates who enter professional training with a civil engineering company continue to study part time while working in order to achieve either chartered (CEng) or incorporated (IEng) engineer status. The routes to professional registration are outlined by the Engineering Council. | https://www.prospects.ac.uk/careers-advice/what-can-i-do-with-my-degree/civil-engineering |
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Content: It's useful if your first degree or Masters is accredited by a relevant professional body, such as the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) as it can help you to achieve the status of incorporated or chartered engineer at a later date. Details of accredited courses are available at Engineering Council - Accredited Course Search. Skills
You'll need to have: a high level of technical knowledge and IT skills
strong analysis and practical problem-solving abilities to improve designs
oral, written and diagrammatic communication skills, with the ability to translate complex ideas into clear concepts
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Pre-entry experience isn't essential, but carrying out a relevant placement or industry-based project is useful. You're usually able to count some of the experience gained during a sandwich placement towards qualifying for CEng status. It can also you to help to make contacts with future employers. The IET Power Academy scholarship is available to electrical engineering students at certain universities. This provides a bursary, mentoring, paid placements and money towards study aids. Vacation work, placements and sandwich courses all provide crucial evidence of skills development and commercial awareness, which are increasingly important in this sector. | https://www.prospects.ac.uk/job-profiles/electronics-engineer |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_339343421#3_706037530 | Title: The Importance of Disability Buy-Out Insurance | LifeInsure
Headings: The Importance of Disability Buy-Out Insurance
The Importance of Disability Buy-Out Insurance
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Content: Disability buy-out insurance premiums are certain, predictable, and anticipated. At this crucial time in the life of the small business and its proprietors, disability buy-out insurance moves the burden of financing the buyout from the individual small business owners and the business to the insurance company. One Product with Many Solutions
In addition to providing financial security to the owners and the small business, disability buy-out insurance resolves various conflicting issues that will confront the remaining business owners and the disabled owner in the circumstance of an owner’s disability: Where will the business owners get the money to buy-out the disabled owner? Will the disabled business owner sell their interest in the business to a competitor? How long can the business continue to operate with the disabled business owner? In addition to the security of protecting vital financial resources for health-related or other expenses, disability buy-out insurance funds give the disabled owner peace of mind that his or her investment in the small business will be reclaimed: Where is my ROI for founding and growing the business? Why would I let remaining business owners run the business using my money? How can I recover my investment capital? | https://www.protectyourincome.com/the-importance-of-disability-buy-out-insurance/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_339343421#4_706039398 | Title: The Importance of Disability Buy-Out Insurance | LifeInsure
Headings: The Importance of Disability Buy-Out Insurance
The Importance of Disability Buy-Out Insurance
Richard Reich
The Disability Buy-Out Should be Mandatory
One Product with Many Solutions
Incorporating the Disability Buy-Out into the Buy-Sell Agreement
Tax Implications to Consider
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Content: How long can the business continue to operate with the disabled business owner? In addition to the security of protecting vital financial resources for health-related or other expenses, disability buy-out insurance funds give the disabled owner peace of mind that his or her investment in the small business will be reclaimed: Where is my ROI for founding and growing the business? Why would I let remaining business owners run the business using my money? How can I recover my investment capital? Incorporating the Disability Buy-Out into the Buy-Sell Agreement
In the entity purchase buy-sell agreement, all business stakeholders enter into an arrangement with the small business, providing that the small business will purchase, and the disabled owner will sell, their stake in the small business to the business entity in the event of their total disability. The business will own and will be the loss payee of the disability buy-out insurance policy on each business owner. Tax Implications to Consider
Irrespective of the type of buy-sell agreement, the insurance premiums paid for the disability buy-out insurance by the small business owner or by the business itself are not deductible, although the disability benefits are collected tax-free. Although unique to the cross purchase agreement and the trusteed cross purchase agreement, if the small business bonuses the premium amount to the business owners as extra compensation, the premiums paid are deductible to the business as compensation expenses, but the insurance premiums must be incorporated in the business owner’s income. The disabled owner may then acknowledge a capital gain on the difference between his/her basis in the small business and the amount he/she is compensated upon the sale of his/her stake. | https://www.protectyourincome.com/the-importance-of-disability-buy-out-insurance/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_341289148#4_709436313 | Title: 8 Common Errors in Surface Mount Technology | Sierra Circuits
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8 Common Errors in Surface Mount Technology (SMT)
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SMT Error #1 Solder-bridging or electrical bridging
Potential causes:
Possible solutions:
SMT Error #2 Insufficient solder joints or electrical opens
Potential causes
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SMT Error #3 Solder balling
Potential causes
Possible solutions
SMT Error #4 Tombstoning
Potential causes
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SMT Error #5 Non-wetting or de-wetting
Potential causes
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SMT Error #6 Solder beading
Potential causes
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SMT Error #7 Insufficient fills and insufficient solder
Potential causes
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SMT Error #8 Cold solder joint or grainy joint
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Content: These shorts result in a malfunction of the circuit. Solder bridge defect
Potential causes: A variety of reasons can account for bridging; however, the most widely recognized reason is an issue in the solder paste printing process. The print arrangement, or stencil arrangement to the PCB pad configuration, can be somewhat off. Too much deposition of solder paste can likewise cause bridging. This may happen when the stencil aperture to pad proportion is excessively high. Solder paste cold slump can likewise prompt bridging. An incorrect solder paste metal to flux weight proportion causes a slump. High temperatures and moistness can likewise prompt solder paste slump. | https://www.protoexpress.com/blog/common-errors-surface-mount-technology-smt/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_341289148#5_709438274 | Title: 8 Common Errors in Surface Mount Technology | Sierra Circuits
Headings: 8 Common Errors in Surface Mount Technology (SMT)
8 Common Errors in Surface Mount Technology (SMT)
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What is surface mount technology?
What are the advantages of surface mount technology?
What is the difference between through-hole and surface mount technology?
Surface Mount Technology Troubleshooting
SMT Error #1 Solder-bridging or electrical bridging
Potential causes:
Possible solutions:
SMT Error #2 Insufficient solder joints or electrical opens
Potential causes
Possible solutions
SMT Error #3 Solder balling
Potential causes
Possible solutions
SMT Error #4 Tombstoning
Potential causes
Possible solutions
SMT Error #5 Non-wetting or de-wetting
Potential causes
Possible solutions
SMT Error #6 Solder beading
Potential causes
Possible solutions
SMT Error #7 Insufficient fills and insufficient solder
Potential causes
Possible solutions
SMT Error #8 Cold solder joint or grainy joint
Potential causes
Possible solutions
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Content: Too much deposition of solder paste can likewise cause bridging. This may happen when the stencil aperture to pad proportion is excessively high. Solder paste cold slump can likewise prompt bridging. An incorrect solder paste metal to flux weight proportion causes a slump. High temperatures and moistness can likewise prompt solder paste slump. The reflow profile may likewise add to bridging. We know the purpose of the reflow process is to melt the powder particles in the solder paste. Along with that, it wets the surfaces being joined together, and finally, solidify the solder to form a strong metallurgical bond. The profile can be broken down into four zones – the preheat, soak, reflow, and cool-down zones. If the pre-heat area has an excessively slow of a ramp rate it can account for bridging. | https://www.protoexpress.com/blog/common-errors-surface-mount-technology-smt/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_367863514#2_763102318 | Title: Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Market Size, Share | Industry Forecast to 2025
Headings: Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Market Research Report: By Type (AC [Level 1, Level 2], DC [CHAdeMO, CCS, GB/T, Tesla SC]), Application (Public, Private) – Industry Size, Share and Demand Forecast to 2025
Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Market Research Report: By Type (AC [Level 1, Level 2], DC [CHAdeMO, CCS, GB/T, Tesla SC]), Application (Public, Private) – Industry Size, Share and Demand Forecast to 2025
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Recent Strategic Developments of Major EVSE Market Players
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The key trend observed in the EVSE market is increasing penetration of DC fast chargers in the market. The DC fast chargers are capable of charging batteries of electric vehicles at rapid pace. Furthermore, a DC fast charger does not require an on-board converter installed inside the vehicle for current conversion. The rising electrification of vehicles and range anxiety among electric vehicle users are leading both public and private players to install more DC fast chargers at public and commercial places. The government is playing a major role in the growth of the EVSE market as it mandates policies and setting targets related to the adoption of electric vehicles and charging infrastructure. For instance, in South Korea, the government has set target to install 10,000 fast electric vehicle chargers by 2022. Similarly, India is targeting to install 2,700 charging stations in cities above four million inhabitants by 2023, including fast and ultra-fast charging stations along major highways. Explore more about this report - Request free sample copy
Deployment of vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology is observed as an opportunity in the EVSE market. The technology enables electric vehicles to supply the stored electricity back into the electricity grid to support supply energy at times of peak demand. | https://www.psmarketresearch.com/market-analysis/electric-vehicle-charging-station-market |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_367863514#3_763104996 | Title: Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Market Size, Share | Industry Forecast to 2025
Headings: Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Market Research Report: By Type (AC [Level 1, Level 2], DC [CHAdeMO, CCS, GB/T, Tesla SC]), Application (Public, Private) – Industry Size, Share and Demand Forecast to 2025
Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Market Research Report: By Type (AC [Level 1, Level 2], DC [CHAdeMO, CCS, GB/T, Tesla SC]), Application (Public, Private) – Industry Size, Share and Demand Forecast to 2025
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Content: The government is playing a major role in the growth of the EVSE market as it mandates policies and setting targets related to the adoption of electric vehicles and charging infrastructure. For instance, in South Korea, the government has set target to install 10,000 fast electric vehicle chargers by 2022. Similarly, India is targeting to install 2,700 charging stations in cities above four million inhabitants by 2023, including fast and ultra-fast charging stations along major highways. Explore more about this report - Request free sample copy
Deployment of vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology is observed as an opportunity in the EVSE market. The technology enables electric vehicles to supply the stored electricity back into the electricity grid to support supply energy at times of peak demand. The electricity from the electric vehicles can be used to offset the demand surcharge on a building. The major benefit from this technology can be seen in fleet operators’ vehicles, when plugged into V2G bi-directional chargers during their idle time. The integration of this technology in the electric vehicles can offset the cost of vehicle ownership by selling power stored in the battery back to the electricity grid. Hence, V2G is being seen as the opportunity for the players operating in the EVSE industry. EVSE Market Segmentation Analysis
Alternating current (AC) chargers dominated the EVSE market during the historical period. | https://www.psmarketresearch.com/market-analysis/electric-vehicle-charging-station-market |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_377151142#0_784085308 | Title: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
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How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Why am I so insecure? What causes insecurity?
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Content: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure? How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure? Anxiety, Critical Inner Voice, Isolation and Loneliness, Self Development, Self-Destructive Behavior, Self-Esteem By PsychAlive
We are called a narcissistic generation. We are told that technology and social media are giving us an inflated sense of self. But most of us don’t walk around feeling like we are all that great. In fact, there is one underlying emotion that overwhelmingly shapes our self-image and influences our behavior, and that is insecurity. If you could enter the minds of people around you, even the narcissistic ones, you’re likely to encounter ceaseless waves of insecurity. A recent survey found that 60 percent of women experience hurtful, self-critical thoughts on a weekly basis. | https://www.psychalive.org/how-to-overcome-insecurity/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_377151142#1_784086766 | Title: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Headings: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Why am I so insecure? What causes insecurity?
The Effect of Insecurity
Insecurity at Work
Insecurity in Relationships
Overcoming Insecurity
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How Can I Overcome Insecurity?
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Content: We are told that technology and social media are giving us an inflated sense of self. But most of us don’t walk around feeling like we are all that great. In fact, there is one underlying emotion that overwhelmingly shapes our self-image and influences our behavior, and that is insecurity. If you could enter the minds of people around you, even the narcissistic ones, you’re likely to encounter ceaseless waves of insecurity. A recent survey found that 60 percent of women experience hurtful, self-critical thoughts on a weekly basis. In their research, father-and-daughter psychologists Drs. Robert and Lisa Firestone used an assessment tool known as the Firestone Assessment for Self-Destructive Thoughts (FAST) to evaluate people’s self-attacks (or “ critical inner voices ”) along a continuum. What they found is that the most common self-critical thought people have toward themselves is that they are different – not in a positive sense, but in some negative, alienating way. Whether our self-esteem is high or low, one thing is clear; we are a generation that compares, evaluates and judges ourselves with great scrutiny. | https://www.psychalive.org/how-to-overcome-insecurity/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_377151142#2_784088571 | Title: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Headings: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Why am I so insecure? What causes insecurity?
The Effect of Insecurity
Insecurity at Work
Insecurity in Relationships
Overcoming Insecurity
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How Can I Overcome Insecurity?
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Content: In their research, father-and-daughter psychologists Drs. Robert and Lisa Firestone used an assessment tool known as the Firestone Assessment for Self-Destructive Thoughts (FAST) to evaluate people’s self-attacks (or “ critical inner voices ”) along a continuum. What they found is that the most common self-critical thought people have toward themselves is that they are different – not in a positive sense, but in some negative, alienating way. Whether our self-esteem is high or low, one thing is clear; we are a generation that compares, evaluates and judges ourselves with great scrutiny. By understanding where this insecurity comes from, why we are driven to put ourselves down and how this viewpoint affects us, we can start to challenge and overcome the destructive inner critic that limits our lives. Why am I so insecure? What causes insecurity? There is an internal dialogue that accompanies our feelings of insecurity. This is called the “ critical inner voice .” | https://www.psychalive.org/how-to-overcome-insecurity/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_377151142#3_784090222 | Title: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Headings: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Why am I so insecure? What causes insecurity?
The Effect of Insecurity
Insecurity at Work
Insecurity in Relationships
Overcoming Insecurity
On-Demand Webinars
How Can I Overcome Insecurity?
Join Dr. Lisa Firestone for a Webinar on Overcoming Insecurity
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Content: By understanding where this insecurity comes from, why we are driven to put ourselves down and how this viewpoint affects us, we can start to challenge and overcome the destructive inner critic that limits our lives. Why am I so insecure? What causes insecurity? There is an internal dialogue that accompanies our feelings of insecurity. This is called the “ critical inner voice .” Dr. Lisa Firestone, who co-authored the book Conquer Your Critical Inner Voice wrote, “The critical inner voice is formed out of painful early life experiences in which we witnessed or experienced hurtful attitudes toward us or those close to us. As we grow up, we unconsciously adopt and integrate this pattern of destructive thoughts toward ourselves and others.” So, what events or attitudes shape this inner critic? The experiences we have with our influential early caretakers can be at the root of our insecurity as adults. Imagine a child being yelled at by a parent. “ | https://www.psychalive.org/how-to-overcome-insecurity/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_377151142#5_784093310 | Title: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Headings: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Why am I so insecure? What causes insecurity?
The Effect of Insecurity
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Overcoming Insecurity
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Content: You’re so spaced out! Can’t you figure anything out on your own?” Then, imagine the negative comments and attitudes parents express toward themselves. “ I look terrible in this. I’m so fat.” These attitudes don’t even have to be verbalized to influence the child. A parent’s absence can leave children feeling insecure and believing there is something fundamentally wrong with them. An intrusive parent can cause children to become introverted or self-reliant in ways that make them feel insecure or untrusting of others. Studies have even shown that exaggerated praise can be damaging to a child’s self-esteem. The reason for this is that children must feel seen for who they are in order to feel secure. | https://www.psychalive.org/how-to-overcome-insecurity/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_377151142#11_784102726 | Title: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
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How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Why am I so insecure? What causes insecurity?
The Effect of Insecurity
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Overcoming Insecurity
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Content: You’re stupid. You’re unattractive. You never get anything right. You’re not like other people. You’re a failure. You’re fat. You’re such a loser. You’ll never make friends. No one will ever love you. You’ll never be able to quit drinking (smoking etc). | https://www.psychalive.org/how-to-overcome-insecurity/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_377151142#14_784106110 | Title: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Headings: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Why am I so insecure? What causes insecurity?
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Overcoming Insecurity
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Content: Just quit before it’s too late.” Oftentimes, we react to these thoughts before we even realize we are having them. We may grow shy at a party, pull back from a relationship, project these attacks onto the people around us or act out toward a friend, partner or our children. Just imagine what life would be like if you didn’t hear any of these mean thoughts echo in your head. Imagine what reality might actually look like if you could live free of this prescribed insecurity. Insecurity at Work
Insecurity can affect us in countless areas of our lives. Every person will notice their inner critic being more vocal in one area or another. For example, you may feel pretty confident at work but completely lost in your love life or vice versa. You may even notice that when one area improves, the other deteriorates. Most of us can relate, at one time or another, to having self-sabotaging thoughts toward ourselves about our career. | https://www.psychalive.org/how-to-overcome-insecurity/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_377151142#15_784107705 | Title: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
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How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
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Insecurity can affect us in countless areas of our lives. Every person will notice their inner critic being more vocal in one area or another. For example, you may feel pretty confident at work but completely lost in your love life or vice versa. You may even notice that when one area improves, the other deteriorates. Most of us can relate, at one time or another, to having self-sabotaging thoughts toward ourselves about our career. Old feelings that we are incompetent or that we will never be acknowledged or appreciated can send our insecurities through the roof. Some common critical inner voices about one’s career include: You don’t know what you’re doing. Why do they expect you to do everything yourself? Who do you think you are? | https://www.psychalive.org/how-to-overcome-insecurity/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_377151142#16_784109129 | Title: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Headings: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Why am I so insecure? What causes insecurity?
The Effect of Insecurity
Insecurity at Work
Insecurity in Relationships
Overcoming Insecurity
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Content: Old feelings that we are incompetent or that we will never be acknowledged or appreciated can send our insecurities through the roof. Some common critical inner voices about one’s career include: You don’t know what you’re doing. Why do they expect you to do everything yourself? Who do you think you are? You’ll never be successful. You’re under too much pressure. You can’t take it. You’ll never get everything done. You’re so lazy. | https://www.psychalive.org/how-to-overcome-insecurity/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_377151142#17_784110250 | Title: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Headings: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Why am I so insecure? What causes insecurity?
The Effect of Insecurity
Insecurity at Work
Insecurity in Relationships
Overcoming Insecurity
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How Can I Overcome Insecurity?
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Content: You’ll never be successful. You’re under too much pressure. You can’t take it. You’ll never get everything done. You’re so lazy. You should just put this off until tomorrow. No one appreciates you. You’d better be perfect, or you’ll get fired. Nobody likes you here. Put your career first. | https://www.psychalive.org/how-to-overcome-insecurity/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_377151142#19_784112390 | Title: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Headings: How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
How to Overcome Insecurity: Why Am I So Insecure?
Why am I so insecure? What causes insecurity?
The Effect of Insecurity
Insecurity at Work
Insecurity in Relationships
Overcoming Insecurity
On-Demand Webinars
How Can I Overcome Insecurity?
Join Dr. Lisa Firestone for a Webinar on Overcoming Insecurity
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Content: Don’t take time for yourself. When are you ever going to get a real job? No one would hire you. Insecurity in Relationships
Whether we are single, dating or in a serious, long-term relationship, there are many ways our critical inner voice can creep in to our romantic lives. Relationships, in particular, can stir up past hurts and experiences. They can awaken insecurities we’ve long buried and bring up emotions we don’t expect. Moreover, many of us harbor unconscious fears of intimacy. Being close to someone else can shake us up and bring these emotions and critical inner voices even closer to the surface. Listening to this inner critic can do serious damage to our interpersonal relationships. It can cause us to feel desperate toward our partner or pull back when things start to get serious. | https://www.psychalive.org/how-to-overcome-insecurity/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_378669594#0_787139067 | Title: Classical Conditioning - Psychestudy
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Cite this article as: Praveen Shrestha, "Classical Conditioning," in Psychestudy, November 17, 2017, https://www.psychestudy.com/behavioral/learning-memory/classical-conditioning. Classical conditioning is a learning process first discovered by the Russian physiologist Ivan Petrovich Pavlov in the early 1900s. The discovery was accidental and happened while he was conducting experiments on digestion in dogs. His whole experiment dealt with his experiment on his dog Circa. He went on to dedicate his whole life to find out the underlying principles of Classical Conditioning and also went on to win Nobel Prize for his contribution in the field of psychology. Classical Conditioning Theory
The theory of classical conditioning deals with the learning process leading us to gain a new behavior via the process of association. To put in simpler terms, a new learned response is produced in an individual, whether animal or person, by linking two stimuli. The classic example would be the Pavlov’s experiment, where he conditioned the dog to salivate at the sound of the bell. What is classical conditioning Video
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_378685343#0_787176782 | Title: Conditioned Emotional Response - Psychestudy
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Cite this article as: Praveen Shrestha, "Conditioned Emotional Response," in Psychestudy, November 17, 2017, https://www.psychestudy.com/behavioral/learning-memory/classical-conditioning/conditioned-emotional-response. Conditioned emotional response can be referred as learned emotional reaction or response to certain conditioned stimulus. The term “Condition-ed” has been made popular by American psychologists as it tends to make more sense when defining the term CER. The exact translation of Pavlov’s terms from Russian to English defines the term CER as Conditional Emotional Response. How Conditioned Emotional Response works? The process of acquiring a Conditioned Emotional Response works in the same theory as the classical conditioning learning method. An organism is exposed to a certain stimulus which then produces a biologically significant even and the connection is made. Emotional responses could be anxiety, happiness, sadness, pain, and variety of other emotions that can be triggered in an organism. All emotional responses are regulated by the autonomic nervous system. | https://www.psychestudy.com/behavioral/learning-memory/classical-conditioning/conditioned-emotional-response |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_379752487#13_789157470 | Title: Sex Addiction Treatment Program Options - PsychGuides.com
Headings: Sex Addiction Treatment Program Options
Sex Addiction Treatment Program Options
What Causes Sexual Addictions?
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Content: This type of facility is often most appropriate for prospective patients who want to recover in a tranquil environment without any distractions while taking advantage of a host of amenities, such as fitness facilities and spa treatments. A luxury treatment facility can also provide you with a completely private setting, a benefit that can be advantageous for high-profile individuals. Executive Sex Addiction Programs
Professionals and executives who are in need of sex addiction treatment might wish to consider executive sex addiction programs. These treatment facilities differ from other sex addiction programs in that they’re designed specifically to meet the needs of executives who are concerned about taking time away from their businesses while undergoing treatment. A host of different amenities might be provided in this type of treatment program, including a full suite of office equipment. Outpatient Sexual Addiction Rehab and Treatment Programs
Although residential addiction treatment programs can provide you with the structure you need while undergoing treatment, if it isn’t possible to take time away from your day-to-day life to attend treatment, outpatient sexual addiction rehab and treatment programs are also available. These types of facilities can also be a suitable option if you’re concerned about relapse after leaving a residential treatment program and you wish to continue therapy on an outpatient basis. If you need assistance in locating a sex addiction treatment program for yourself or someone close to you, please contact us today at . A sex addiction can result in a number of negative consequences and destroy relationships, but help is available. Please don’t delay in asking for the help on treating sex addiction. | https://www.psychguides.com/behavioral-disorders/sex-addiction/treatment/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_379894263#6_789546837 | Title: Grief Symptoms, Causes and Effects - PsychGuides.com
Headings: Grief Symptoms, Causes and Effects
Grief Symptoms, Causes and Effects
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Content: Increased irritability
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Inability to show or experience joy
While these emotional symptoms are normal in the days and weeks after a traumatic event, they can be indicators of a more serious disorder if they do not fade over time. Physical Symptoms of Grieving
It may come as a surprise that grief is not entirely emotional. There are very real effects that grief can have on the body. Some of the physical symptoms of grieving, according to the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth, are: Digestive problems
Fatigue
Headaches
Chest pain
Sore muscles
Though these symptoms are normal during the grieving process, you should remember to contact your doctor if you experience any severe physical symptoms. Short-Term and Long-Term Effects of Grief
Grief can have both short-term and long-term effects for affected individuals. Short-term effects might include the inability to attend work or school, or a lack of desire to attend social gatherings. Long-term effects can be more serious in nature. Long-term effects of grief can be different, depending on the type of loss you or your loved one has experienced. When untreated, grief can lead to physical and mental health problems in some people. | https://www.psychguides.com/grief-management/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_381773295#11_792699743 | Title: Violence, Crime, and Violent Video Games: Is There a Correlation?
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Content: These various studies suggest that despite an increase in aggressiveness, violence in video games could be the cause of a reduction in criminality. Moreover, it appears that the relationship between media and crime is more complex than that revealed by experimental studies. Although it has been suggested that several mass murderers were influenced by violent video games, scientific data do not support any causal link between exposure to video game violence and school shootings. 26 Furthermore, no evidence was found of the use of violent video games by the perpetrators of mass homicide. 27
Conclusion
The concerns about the effects of violent video games on aggressive thought patterns, emotions, and behavior are justified. Until now, no study has been able to show that exposure to violent digital games is associated with an increase in criminality, aggressiveness, or violent behavior. Nevertheless, these paradoxical results are not incompatible. There is indeed a tremendous difference between aggressiveness and hetero-aggressive outburst. It is likely that the answer lies in the complexity of the concept of committing an act. Exposure to violent video games could be one factor, among many others, in a constellation of parameters leading an individual to commit an aggressive act. | https://www.psychiatrictimes.com/view/violence-crime-and-violent-video-games-there-correlation |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_381788213#4_792712144 | Title: Violence in the Media: What Effects on Behavior?
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Content: What we call entertainment is really propaganda for violence. If you manufacture guns, you don’t need to advertise, because it is done by our entertainment industry.” In reality, the number of violent crimes has been falling, but the public’s perception is that violence has increased. According to the US Bureau of Justice Statistics, the overall violent victimization rate (eg, rape and assaults) decreased by 40% from 2001 to 2010. Similarly, the murder rate in the US has dropped by almost half, from 9.8 per 100,000 people in 1991 to 5.0 in 2009. Yet the propaganda, Tanay said, makes people feel that crime is everywhere and that guns are needed for protection. Asked about the hundreds of murderers he has examined and possible links to media violence, Tanay said, “Most homicides are committed by people who know each other, and who have some momentary conflict and have a weapon handy. Usually only hit men, who are very rare, kill strangers.” Tanay did acknowledge, however, that some mentally ill individuals are vulnerable to dramatized violence. “ They are naturally more vulnerable, because they are in the community, they are sick, and they may misinterpret something.” | https://www.psychiatrictimes.com/view/violence-media-what-effects-behavior |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_383329413#0_795623778 | Title: Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates - Psychiatry Advisor
Headings: Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates
Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates
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Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates
Linda Peckel
Suicide in prisons can be due to health issues, lack of purposeful activity, and the stress of adjusting to incarceration. Suicide is a common cause of death in prisons, with rates substantially higher than in the general population. It is a worldwide problem, and one that appears to be recently on the rise. Studies from England and Wales in 2016 reported its highest incidence of suicide since 1999, with the rate among male prisoners 5 to 6 times higher than the general population, and among female prisoners as much as 20 times higher. 1
Suicide in prisons is multifactorial, with contributing factors that include medical and mental health issues as well as those involving family, lack of purposeful activity, and conditions of the specific prison environment, as well as the stress of adjusting to incarceration. Patterns of Suicide in Prison
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A 2013 report by Lindsay M. Hayes, MA, who served as a suicide prevention consultant to the US Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division and conducted the only 5 national studies of jail, prison, and juvenile suicide, pointed to a number of suicide trends in prisons, including 2: The rate of suicides among inmates remained consistent during the first few days to first few months of confinement. The majority occurred during waking hours. Most suicides did not occur while inmates were under the influence of drugs or alcohol. The occurrence of suicide was significantly related to a pending court date. | https://www.psychiatryadvisor.com/home/topics/suicide-and-self-harm/preventing-suicide-in-prison-inmates/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_383329413#1_795626316 | Title: Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates - Psychiatry Advisor
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Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates
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A 2013 report by Lindsay M. Hayes, MA, who served as a suicide prevention consultant to the US Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division and conducted the only 5 national studies of jail, prison, and juvenile suicide, pointed to a number of suicide trends in prisons, including 2: The rate of suicides among inmates remained consistent during the first few days to first few months of confinement. The majority occurred during waking hours. Most suicides did not occur while inmates were under the influence of drugs or alcohol. The occurrence of suicide was significantly related to a pending court date. The suicide rate in prisons and jails in the United States went down during the previous 20 years, largely because of suicide prevention efforts. By far, the most suicides among inmates occur soon after incarceration. 1-4 A Hayes study from 2012 found that nearly one-quarter of newly arrested prisoners died within the first 24 hours, and more than half died between 2 days and 4 months of confinement. 2
Attempted Suicide
Rates of attempted suicide are also high among prisoners. An epidemiologic study from England and Wales by Hawton and colleagues 3 reported that during the years from 2004 to 2009, the incidence of self-harm among male prisoners was 5% to 6%, and 20% to 24% among female prisoners. | https://www.psychiatryadvisor.com/home/topics/suicide-and-self-harm/preventing-suicide-in-prison-inmates/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_383329413#2_795628597 | Title: Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates - Psychiatry Advisor
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Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates
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Content: The suicide rate in prisons and jails in the United States went down during the previous 20 years, largely because of suicide prevention efforts. By far, the most suicides among inmates occur soon after incarceration. 1-4 A Hayes study from 2012 found that nearly one-quarter of newly arrested prisoners died within the first 24 hours, and more than half died between 2 days and 4 months of confinement. 2
Attempted Suicide
Rates of attempted suicide are also high among prisoners. An epidemiologic study from England and Wales by Hawton and colleagues 3 reported that during the years from 2004 to 2009, the incidence of self-harm among male prisoners was 5% to 6%, and 20% to 24% among female prisoners. A history of 5 or more attempts was highly associated with risk for subsequent suicide. 3
These attempts were carried out with high suicidal intent, and were often repeated. A 2016 review of the literature by Marzano et al 5 showed that on average, female inmates were likely to commit self-harm 8 times per year, and most near-lethal attempts occurred soon after incarceration. These risks were all significantly reduced when suicide risk management procedures were being followed. 5
Methods and Opportunities
Most suicides in prison occur by hanging, when inmates are held in isolation or segregation cells, and at times when observation is light. | https://www.psychiatryadvisor.com/home/topics/suicide-and-self-harm/preventing-suicide-in-prison-inmates/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_383329413#3_795630532 | Title: Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates - Psychiatry Advisor
Headings: Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates
Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates
Linda Peckel
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Content: A history of 5 or more attempts was highly associated with risk for subsequent suicide. 3
These attempts were carried out with high suicidal intent, and were often repeated. A 2016 review of the literature by Marzano et al 5 showed that on average, female inmates were likely to commit self-harm 8 times per year, and most near-lethal attempts occurred soon after incarceration. These risks were all significantly reduced when suicide risk management procedures were being followed. 5
Methods and Opportunities
Most suicides in prison occur by hanging, when inmates are held in isolation or segregation cells, and at times when observation is light. 4,6 Many reports have indicated that successful suicide can occur within only a few inches from a supporting surface or floor. Strangulation by these methods can take several minutes and is accomplished using ligatures fashioned from sheets, clothing, or shoelaces, strung from any secure protrusion. Second to that are injuries from self-cutting and stabbing that cause significant blood loss or injury leading to death. A 2007 report by the World Health Organization 4 pointed to a strong influence of housing assignments in prison on suicide attempts, citing a “disproportionate” number of suicides that occur in solitary housing situations. Within the prison environment, psychological distress about bullying, conflicts with other inmates, disciplinary actions by prison staff, and hearing bad news regarding family or legal matters exacerbate the stress of imprisonment, where feelings of hopelessness and the sudden narrowing of future prospects leads to desperation and suicidal thoughts. | https://www.psychiatryadvisor.com/home/topics/suicide-and-self-harm/preventing-suicide-in-prison-inmates/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_383329413#4_795632766 | Title: Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates - Psychiatry Advisor
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Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates
Linda Peckel
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Content: 4,6 Many reports have indicated that successful suicide can occur within only a few inches from a supporting surface or floor. Strangulation by these methods can take several minutes and is accomplished using ligatures fashioned from sheets, clothing, or shoelaces, strung from any secure protrusion. Second to that are injuries from self-cutting and stabbing that cause significant blood loss or injury leading to death. A 2007 report by the World Health Organization 4 pointed to a strong influence of housing assignments in prison on suicide attempts, citing a “disproportionate” number of suicides that occur in solitary housing situations. Within the prison environment, psychological distress about bullying, conflicts with other inmates, disciplinary actions by prison staff, and hearing bad news regarding family or legal matters exacerbate the stress of imprisonment, where feelings of hopelessness and the sudden narrowing of future prospects leads to desperation and suicidal thoughts. A number of nonenvironmental factors also contribute to increased risk for suicide in prison, including poor social and family support, a history of mental illness and/or emotional problems, withdrawal from substance abuse, and a history of prior suicide attempts. 4,6 Seena Fazel, MD, from the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, explained to Psychiatry Advisor that in the participants in studies she collaborated on in Wales and England, “social support, which can come from a variety of sources including family, was a risk factor for severe self-harm episodes in prison.” She also noted that separation from family could be a contributing factor. “ When we systematically reviewed the literature in 2008, 6 there was a slight increase in suicide risk for those who were married,” she said. Related Articles
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Juvenile offenders, especially those who have never been incarcerated before, are particularly vulnerable to distress over separation from family and fears of the future, which, coupled with lessened coping skills and naturally excessive emotional responses, puts them at the highest risk for inmate suicide. | https://www.psychiatryadvisor.com/home/topics/suicide-and-self-harm/preventing-suicide-in-prison-inmates/ |
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Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates
Linda Peckel
Patterns of Suicide in Prison
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Content: A number of nonenvironmental factors also contribute to increased risk for suicide in prison, including poor social and family support, a history of mental illness and/or emotional problems, withdrawal from substance abuse, and a history of prior suicide attempts. 4,6 Seena Fazel, MD, from the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, explained to Psychiatry Advisor that in the participants in studies she collaborated on in Wales and England, “social support, which can come from a variety of sources including family, was a risk factor for severe self-harm episodes in prison.” She also noted that separation from family could be a contributing factor. “ When we systematically reviewed the literature in 2008, 6 there was a slight increase in suicide risk for those who were married,” she said. Related Articles
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Juvenile offenders, especially those who have never been incarcerated before, are particularly vulnerable to distress over separation from family and fears of the future, which, coupled with lessened coping skills and naturally excessive emotional responses, puts them at the highest risk for inmate suicide. 4
Prevention Strategies
Although the rates of suicide in prisons have decreased with the implementation of known screening programs and suicide prevention strategies, there is still a long way to go. According to the 2013 Hayes report, “many jail suicides occur in facilities lacking comprehensive suicide prevention programs, with only 20% having written policies encompassing all the essential components.” 2
Hayes 2 and others outlined the essential features of an effective suicide prevention program, which include annual training and retraining of all correctional, medical, and mental health staff; evaluations of inmates at intake and ongoing screening/assessment for suicide risk; and procedures for effective communication about prisoner state of mind and suicide risk between outside entities (particularly from local jail transport) and correctional facilities, and between facility staff and the suicidal inmate. | https://www.psychiatryadvisor.com/home/topics/suicide-and-self-harm/preventing-suicide-in-prison-inmates/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_383329413#6_795638644 | Title: Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates - Psychiatry Advisor
Headings: Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates
Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates
Linda Peckel
Patterns of Suicide in Prison
Today’s Top Picks for You on Psychiatry Advisor
Attempted Suicide
Methods and Opportunities
Prevention Strategies
References
Topics:
Content: 4
Prevention Strategies
Although the rates of suicide in prisons have decreased with the implementation of known screening programs and suicide prevention strategies, there is still a long way to go. According to the 2013 Hayes report, “many jail suicides occur in facilities lacking comprehensive suicide prevention programs, with only 20% having written policies encompassing all the essential components.” 2
Hayes 2 and others outlined the essential features of an effective suicide prevention program, which include annual training and retraining of all correctional, medical, and mental health staff; evaluations of inmates at intake and ongoing screening/assessment for suicide risk; and procedures for effective communication about prisoner state of mind and suicide risk between outside entities (particularly from local jail transport) and correctional facilities, and between facility staff and the suicidal inmate. Physical prevention strategies need to include suicide-resistant housing and clothing, as well as restrictions and careful supervision during showers, telephone calls, and visiting hours, commensurate with risk level. Procedures for emergency response to a suicide attempt include prompt reporting to the facility’s chain of command and notification of the family of a suicide victim, as well as multidisciplinary examination of the inmate suicide through a mortality review. “ Correctional facility officials should not conclude that an inmate suicide was not preventable unless they have demonstrated that their facility initiated and maintained a comprehensive suicide prevention program,” Hayes wrote. “The role of suicide risk assessment is a complicated area,” Dr Fazel cautioned. “ Identification and rapid evidence-based treatment of drug and alcohol withdrawal, and identification and clear pathways to treatment for prisoners with mental illness, are important. | https://www.psychiatryadvisor.com/home/topics/suicide-and-self-harm/preventing-suicide-in-prison-inmates/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_383329413#10_795645043 | Title: Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates - Psychiatry Advisor
Headings: Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates
Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates
Linda Peckel
Patterns of Suicide in Prison
Today’s Top Picks for You on Psychiatry Advisor
Attempted Suicide
Methods and Opportunities
Prevention Strategies
References
Topics:
Content: 2013;36:188-194. Hayes L. National study of jail suicide: 20 years later. J Correct Health Care. 2012;18:233-245. World Health Organization. Preventing suicide in jails and prisons. http://www.who.int/mental_health/prevention/suicide/resource_jails_prisons.pdf. Updated 2007. Accessed December 11, 2017. | https://www.psychiatryadvisor.com/home/topics/suicide-and-self-harm/preventing-suicide-in-prison-inmates/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_383329413#11_795645922 | Title: Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates - Psychiatry Advisor
Headings: Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates
Preventing Suicide in Prison Inmates
Linda Peckel
Patterns of Suicide in Prison
Today’s Top Picks for You on Psychiatry Advisor
Attempted Suicide
Methods and Opportunities
Prevention Strategies
References
Topics:
Content: World Health Organization. Preventing suicide in jails and prisons. http://www.who.int/mental_health/prevention/suicide/resource_jails_prisons.pdf. Updated 2007. Accessed December 11, 2017. Hawton K, Linsell L, Adeniji T, Sariasia A, Fazel S. Self-harm in prisons in England and Wales: an epidemiologic study of prevalence, risk factors, clustering, and subsequent suicide. Lancet. 2014;383:1147-1154. Fazel S, Cartwright J, Norman-Nott A, Hawton K. Suicide in prisoners: | https://www.psychiatryadvisor.com/home/topics/suicide-and-self-harm/preventing-suicide-in-prison-inmates/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_386010448#3_802547629 | Title: Emotional appeal in advertising: Why it works - PsychMechanics
Headings: Emotional appeal in advertising: Why it works
Emotional appeal in advertising: Why it works
How emotions influence buying behaviour
The importance of trust
Power of emotional appeal in advertising
Emotions and memory
Positive and negative emotions
Consumer decision-making process
The case of John Lewis
References:
Content: It’s not just a simple matter of liking an ad and then purchasing the product advertised. There are other factors involved. But it all comes down to a potential customer’s value perception. Value is defined as: Value = Benefits – Cost
The value of Value in the above equation should be positive (preferably large) if we are to increase the probability of a potential customer buying our product. This is why advertisers often highlight, and sometimes exaggerate, the benefits of a product or service they’re offering. They’re trying to increase the Benefits-perception of their potential customers to make Value as large as possible. On the other hand, Cost in the above equation is mainly the monetary price that consumers pay. The advertisers try to diminish Cost as much as possible to ensure that Value is as large as possible. This is usually done by offering price discounts. | https://www.psychmechanics.com/emotional-appeal-in-advertising/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_386010448#4_802549135 | Title: Emotional appeal in advertising: Why it works - PsychMechanics
Headings: Emotional appeal in advertising: Why it works
Emotional appeal in advertising: Why it works
How emotions influence buying behaviour
The importance of trust
Power of emotional appeal in advertising
Emotions and memory
Positive and negative emotions
Consumer decision-making process
The case of John Lewis
References:
Content: This is why advertisers often highlight, and sometimes exaggerate, the benefits of a product or service they’re offering. They’re trying to increase the Benefits-perception of their potential customers to make Value as large as possible. On the other hand, Cost in the above equation is mainly the monetary price that consumers pay. The advertisers try to diminish Cost as much as possible to ensure that Value is as large as possible. This is usually done by offering price discounts. When you see a price discount on an item you know can benefit you, you’re swung into action and you instantly make the purchase. This is because you perceive the benefits of the purchase to be very high compared to the costs. You’re offered more Value. Other ways advertisers reduce the perceived costs for potential customers is by explaining how their product or service can save time, effort and energy. Consider what would happen if advertisers offered the same set of Benefits at a higher Cost in the pursuit of making more profits. | https://www.psychmechanics.com/emotional-appeal-in-advertising/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_386010448#5_802550777 | Title: Emotional appeal in advertising: Why it works - PsychMechanics
Headings: Emotional appeal in advertising: Why it works
Emotional appeal in advertising: Why it works
How emotions influence buying behaviour
The importance of trust
Power of emotional appeal in advertising
Emotions and memory
Positive and negative emotions
Consumer decision-making process
The case of John Lewis
References:
Content: When you see a price discount on an item you know can benefit you, you’re swung into action and you instantly make the purchase. This is because you perceive the benefits of the purchase to be very high compared to the costs. You’re offered more Value. Other ways advertisers reduce the perceived costs for potential customers is by explaining how their product or service can save time, effort and energy. Consider what would happen if advertisers offered the same set of Benefits at a higher Cost in the pursuit of making more profits. The Value offered to the potential customer will get closer and closer to zero, making them unlikely to buy. If the potential customers perceive the Cost to be higher than the Benefits, Value will be negative and they’ll avoid the product like a plague. Now, what should advertise do if they want to increase the price of their products so they can earn more profits? Of course, they should promise more Benefits to maintain a large Value. But, sometimes, companies can get away with charging a premium for their products without adding significant benefits. | https://www.psychmechanics.com/emotional-appeal-in-advertising/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_386010448#6_802552487 | Title: Emotional appeal in advertising: Why it works - PsychMechanics
Headings: Emotional appeal in advertising: Why it works
Emotional appeal in advertising: Why it works
How emotions influence buying behaviour
The importance of trust
Power of emotional appeal in advertising
Emotions and memory
Positive and negative emotions
Consumer decision-making process
The case of John Lewis
References:
Content: The Value offered to the potential customer will get closer and closer to zero, making them unlikely to buy. If the potential customers perceive the Cost to be higher than the Benefits, Value will be negative and they’ll avoid the product like a plague. Now, what should advertise do if they want to increase the price of their products so they can earn more profits? Of course, they should promise more Benefits to maintain a large Value. But, sometimes, companies can get away with charging a premium for their products without adding significant benefits. For instance, Apple has been releasing iPhone models that don’t offer significant benefits over previous models. Yet, consumers keep buying the latest models at higher prices. Why? It’s not that the above equation has failed in this case. It’s just that the functional benefits of a product are not the only benefits that consumers appreciate. | https://www.psychmechanics.com/emotional-appeal-in-advertising/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_386010448#7_802554008 | Title: Emotional appeal in advertising: Why it works - PsychMechanics
Headings: Emotional appeal in advertising: Why it works
Emotional appeal in advertising: Why it works
How emotions influence buying behaviour
The importance of trust
Power of emotional appeal in advertising
Emotions and memory
Positive and negative emotions
Consumer decision-making process
The case of John Lewis
References:
Content: For instance, Apple has been releasing iPhone models that don’t offer significant benefits over previous models. Yet, consumers keep buying the latest models at higher prices. Why? It’s not that the above equation has failed in this case. It’s just that the functional benefits of a product are not the only benefits that consumers appreciate. They’re also sensitive to the psychological benefits of owning certain products, being associated with, and having an emotional connection with certain brands. These things maintain a large Value despite a significant increase in Cost. Unsurprisingly, research shows that consumers having an emotional connection with a brand are less price-sensitive. They’re willing to pay a premium as long as the brand continues to emotionally satisfy them. 1
How emotions influence buying behaviour
The importance of trust
In a perfectly rational world, you see a product or service offering you significant value (many benefits, fewer costs), you make the purchase. | https://www.psychmechanics.com/emotional-appeal-in-advertising/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_386102546#4_802766395 | Title: How our past experiences shape our personality - PsychMechanics
Headings: How our past experiences shape our personality
How our past experiences shape our personality
The core beliefs- the crux of our personality
Changing the beliefs to change personality
Some examples
Content: Identifying the beliefs that you want to change and understanding how you formed them is enough for you to break free from their clutch and not let them control your behaviour. Awareness is like a fire which melts away everything. Try understanding it this way. Suppose you performed poorly at work this month and this disappointed your boss. He wants you to make amends in the coming month. But he doesn’t give you any performance report and doesn’t point out in any way what needs to be fixed. Will you be able to fix anything if you don’t know what went wrong? Absolutely not! You need to know what went wrong in order to fix it. In addition to that, you need to know how and why it went wrong. | https://www.psychmechanics.com/how-our-past-experiences-shape-our/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_386549651#0_803905482 | Title: Individualistic Practices and Values Increasing Around the World – Association for Psychological Science – APS
Headings: Individualistic Practices and Values Increasing Around the World
Individualistic Practices and Values Increasing Around the World
Content: Individualistic Practices and Values Increasing Around the World – Association for Psychological Science – APS
Individualistic Practices and Values Increasing Around the World
July 17, 2017
Tags: Cross Cultural Differences
Culture
Personality/Social
Psychological Science
Sociocultural Factors
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Individualism is thought to be on the rise in Western countries, but new research suggests that increasing individualism may actually be a global phenomenon. The findings, published in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science, show that increasing socioeconomic development is an especially strong predictor of increasing individualistic practices and values in a country over time. “Much of the research on the manifestation of rising individualism—showing, for example, increasing narcissism and higher divorce rates—has focused on the United States. Our findings show that this pattern also applies to other countries that are not Western or industrialized,” says psychology researcher Henri C. Santos of the University of Waterloo. “ Although there are still cross-national differences in individualism-collectivism, the data indicate that, overall, most countries are moving towards greater individualism.” Drawing from national census data and data collected for the World Values Survey, Santos, senior study author Igor Grossmann (University of Waterloo), and study co-author Michael E.W. Varnum (Arizona State University) were able to examine 51 years’ worth of data detailing individualist practices and values in a total of 78 countries. In general, individualist cultures tend to conceive of people as self-directed and autonomous, and they tend to prioritize independence and uniqueness as cultural values. Collectivist cultures, on the other hand, tend to see people as connected with others and embedded in a broader social context – as such, they tend to emphasize interdependence, family relationships, and social conformity. To measure individualistic practices across cultures, the researchers examined data on household size, divorce rates, and proportion of people living alone. | https://www.psychologicalscience.org/news/releases/individualistic-practices-and-values-increasing-around-the-world.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_386549651#1_803908201 | Title: Individualistic Practices and Values Increasing Around the World – Association for Psychological Science – APS
Headings: Individualistic Practices and Values Increasing Around the World
Individualistic Practices and Values Increasing Around the World
Content: Although there are still cross-national differences in individualism-collectivism, the data indicate that, overall, most countries are moving towards greater individualism.” Drawing from national census data and data collected for the World Values Survey, Santos, senior study author Igor Grossmann (University of Waterloo), and study co-author Michael E.W. Varnum (Arizona State University) were able to examine 51 years’ worth of data detailing individualist practices and values in a total of 78 countries. In general, individualist cultures tend to conceive of people as self-directed and autonomous, and they tend to prioritize independence and uniqueness as cultural values. Collectivist cultures, on the other hand, tend to see people as connected with others and embedded in a broader social context – as such, they tend to emphasize interdependence, family relationships, and social conformity. To measure individualistic practices across cultures, the researchers examined data on household size, divorce rates, and proportion of people living alone. To measure individualistic values, they examined data on the importance that people place on friends versus family, how important people believe it is to teach children to be independent, and the degree to which people prioritize self-expression as a national goal. Santos, Varnum, and Grossmann also looked at data on specific socio-ecological factors – including the level of socioeconomic development, disaster frequency, incidence of infectious disease, and extreme temperatures in each country – to examine whether they might account for any shifts in individualism over time. Overall, the results showed a clear pattern: Both individualistic practices and values increased across the globe over time. Specifically, statistical models indicated that individualism has increased by about 12% worldwide since 1960. | https://www.psychologicalscience.org/news/releases/individualistic-practices-and-values-increasing-around-the-world.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_386549651#2_803910622 | Title: Individualistic Practices and Values Increasing Around the World – Association for Psychological Science – APS
Headings: Individualistic Practices and Values Increasing Around the World
Individualistic Practices and Values Increasing Around the World
Content: To measure individualistic values, they examined data on the importance that people place on friends versus family, how important people believe it is to teach children to be independent, and the degree to which people prioritize self-expression as a national goal. Santos, Varnum, and Grossmann also looked at data on specific socio-ecological factors – including the level of socioeconomic development, disaster frequency, incidence of infectious disease, and extreme temperatures in each country – to examine whether they might account for any shifts in individualism over time. Overall, the results showed a clear pattern: Both individualistic practices and values increased across the globe over time. Specifically, statistical models indicated that individualism has increased by about 12% worldwide since 1960. Only four countries—Cameroon, Malawi, Malaysia, and Mali—showed a substantial decrease in individualistic practices over time, while 34 out of 41 countries showed a notable increase. And only five countries—Armenia, China, Croatia, Ukraine, and Uruguay—showed a substantial decrease in individualistic values over time, with 39 out of 53 countries showing a substantial increase. While the data indicated an overarching trend toward greater individualism, the researchers noted that sizable differences between countries remained through 2011. Several socio-ecological factors — including more frequent disasters, less prevalent infectious disease, and less climatic stress in poorer countries — were linked with individualism, but increased socioeconomic development was the strongest predictor of increased individualism over time. Various aspects of development were related to increases in individualism, particularly increases in the proportion of white-collar jobs, in education levels, and in household income. | https://www.psychologicalscience.org/news/releases/individualistic-practices-and-values-increasing-around-the-world.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_387868347#5_806491272 | Title: Pavlov's Dogs and Classical Conditioning - Psychologist World
Headings: Pavlov's Dogs and Classical Conditioning
Pavlov's Dogs and Classical Conditioning
How Pavlov's experiments with dogs demonstrated that our behavior can be changed using conditioning.
Pavlov's Dog Experiments
Did You Know?
Experiment Procedure
'Unconditioning' through experimental extinction
Recovery
Forward Conditioning vs Backward Conditioning
Delay Conditioning vs Trace Conditioning
Temporal Conditioning
Generalisation
Modern Classical Conditioning
Content: CONDITIONED STIMULUS (CS, eg. tone) > CONDITIONED RESPONSE (CR, eg. salivation)
The implications for Pavlov's findings are significant as they can be applied to many animals, including humans. For example, when you first saw someone holding a balloon and a pin close to it, you may have watched in anticipation as they burst the balloon. After this had happened multiple times, you would associate holding the pin to the balloon with the 'bang' that followed. Like Pavlov's dogs, classical conditioning was leading you to associate a neutral stimulus (the pin approaching a balloon) with bursting of the balloon, leading to a conditioned response (flinching, wincing or plugging one's ears) to this now conditioned stimulus. Similarly, Craik and Lockhart's Levels of Processing (1972) theory on memory suggests that the deep processing (e.g. repeated rehearsal) of a piece of information can lead to an increased likelihood that it will enter a person's long-term memory and the response that can be recalled at a later date 3. In Depth
Craik & Lockhart (1972) Levels of Processing Theory
Traditional theories of memory segmented human memory into different stores. Learn more
Let us look now at some of the nuances of Pavlov's findings in relation to classical conditioning. 'Unconditioning' through experimental extinction
Once an animal has been inadvertently conditioned to produce a response to a stimulus, can this association ever be broken? | https://www.psychologistworld.com/behavior/pavlov-dogs-classical-conditioning |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_388152411#9_807141922 | Title: Openness to Experience Personality Trait - Psychologist World
Headings: Openness to Experience Personality Trait
Personality
Openness to Experience Personality Trait
The openness to experience personality trait measures our receptivity to new ideas and experiences.
A ‘Big Five’ Factor
Measuring Openness
Openness and Intelligence
Individual Differences in Openness
Age and Openness
Gender
Cultural Differences
How open to experience are you? Take the quiz
Content: The findings of the study suggest that as we grow older, our willingness to embrace new ideas and experiences gradually decreases ( Costa et al, 1986 ). Gender
Differences have also found between openness to experience in men and women. When openness as a personality factor is distinguished from intellect, women have been found to exhibit higher levels of openness than their male counterparts. However, on a facet level, conflicting correlations - both positive and negative - have been found between gender and the individual facets associated with openness ( Weisberg, DeYoung and Hirsh, 2011 ). Cultural Differences
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Measures of openness depend upon the lexical approach of describing personality using a person’s native language. Therefore, the English-based inventories used to evaluate openness cannot be used to identify the trait in non-English speaking cultures. As a result, psychologists have developed localized questionnaires for different cultures, attempting to find equivalent terms that describe facets of the five factor traits in languages such as French, German and Spanish. A series of studies investigating the replicability of Big Five factor observations in non-English speaking countries have found traits such as openness to be universally applicable across a diverse range of cultures. Continue Reading: | https://www.psychologistworld.com/influence-personality/openness-to-experience-trait |
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