For case in point, the databases of at&T might comprise phone call patterns of its 100 million clients who produce more than 200 million phone calls every day. On the other hand, most of the data has not been successfully used because of lack of highly developed systems to examine this significant and complexly developed data (Rosen, 1996)
Determination can be unconstructively influenced when required information can neither be retrieved nor offered comprehensibly. At the same time as various large businesses have made it investments nearing 50% of their yearly principal expenses (Teresko, 1996), and nearly all companies have been plagued with data, there is still an unrelenting "information gap
Executives managing database surroundings use a great deal of time with not only internal but also external resources, filtering data to acquire required information. Therefore, these huge demands on not only financial resources but also human resources have left executives with information overload (Ye, 2003)
Despite the fact that information given from an EIS or DSS had often been assimilated, significant, and practical, executives started to recognize that excavating huge quantities of data from a data warehouse might outcome in more precise information outlines and enhanced accurateness in market evaluation (Phillips, 1997). Concentration on knowledge management in companies has enhanced the view of imparting and utilizing data to gain competitive advantage (Zorn et al
Not chump change. Government would simply be transferring revenue from organized crime to the public purse (Eastori)
andDing, Kele (2009) 'Driving Privileges Facilitate Impaired Driving in Those Youths Who Use Alcohol or Marijuana', Journal of Child & Adolescent Substance Abuse, 18: 1, 106 -- 116 Martin, W. Weed Legal. Texas Monthly, 37(10) 148-151 Mill, J
It is true that in some instances marijuana sold today has much higher levels of THC than did the marijuana of the past. As such it is more dangerous and thus opponents of making marijuana use legal (Martin)
(WebMD) the danger precedent can be viewed as a magnification of John Stuart Mill's harm principle, which states that "the only purpose for which power can be rightfully exercised over any member of a civilized community, against his will, is to prevent harm to others." (Mill) Even though our federal government has largely failed this principle in the legalization of alcohol, in comparison, the government would be seen as adhering more to the harm principle if it were to legalize a substance that causes far less harm to the common good
An article published by the Institute for Social and Economic Research, at the University of Essex the direct internal costs of marijuana use pertains to harms experienced by the user. These harms are inclusive of health risks, curtailment of life and loss of productivity and earnings (Pudney)
In addition the authors point out that the tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) which is found in marijuana can have a profound effect on motor skills. This retardation of motor skills in combination with inexperienced driving means that younger drivers are at an increased risk of having an accident if they use marijuana (O'Kane, Tutt, & Bauer, 2002)
5% of such accidents were caused by marijuana use, while 29% of such accidents were caused by alcohol use. (WebMD) the danger precedent can be viewed as a magnification of John Stuart Mill's harm principle, which states that "the only purpose for which power can be rightfully exercised over any member of a civilized community, against his will, is to prevent harm to others
Patrick Henry, for instance, writing about the founding of the new nation wrote: "It cannot be emphasized too strongly or too often that this great nation was founded, not by religionists, but by Christians, not on religions, but on the gospel of Jesus Christ. For that reason, people of other faiths have been afforded freedom of worship here" (Henry, 2010)
Through his book, Radical, he offers a series of challenges and critiques of the modern Christian Church. Through personal stories of his travels and experiences with Churches everywhere, he is "convinced that we as Christ's followers in American churches have embraced values and ideas that are not only unbiblical, but that actually contradict the gospel we claim to believe" (Platt, p
Robinson (1986) proposed that autobiographical memories were a "resource" of the self that could be used to sustain or change aspects of the self. Indeed, memories have been found to be closely related to aspects of personality & #8230;trait information…patterns of adult attachment…and goal change and emotions… (Conway & Pleydell-Pearce, 2000, 264) Without autobiographical memories, people would not know who they are, or who they have been
" (2006) This practice she has developed is based in an amalgamation of several psychodynamic theories including: Reichian theories, neo-Reichian theories, humanistic psychology, existential psychology, transpersonal psychology, and behavior therapy. (Leijssen, 2006) She integrates these models into a firm foundation upon which she proposes her work in body therapy and body memory
They go on to claim that this kind of challenge or vigor in psychological research methods creates what they call, "competitive argumentation." (Miyake and Shah, 1999, 6) Systematic issue-by-issue comparisons can also crystallize which seemingly conflicting theoretical claims are indeed mutually incompatible (rather than merely complementary); hence, they must be resolved in future research
Hence, whenever a traumatic or emotional event is retrieved, it may undergo a cognitive and emotional change. (Peres et al
But there have been few attempts to systematically organize or classify the various ways in which memory can lead us astray and to assess the state of the scientific evidence concerning them. Given the scientific attention paid recently to the fallibility of memory, and the important real-world consequences that are sometimes associated with forgetting and distortion… (Schacter, 1999, 183) His research, then is an attempt to perform precisely what he claims is lacking or that was lacking in the body of contemporary psychological research of that time
Though food is now prevalent in these countries, people have still retained the biological impulse that drives their behaviors. Understanding these biological drivers for this trend has been recognized as one of the first steps in aiding its prevention and treatment (Friedman, 2009)
5). According to Cushman, the emergence of individualism after World War II and beyond has created a sense of emptiness in the self, or a type of "empty self" (Cushman, 1990, p