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    Stress Associated with Preterm Delivery Donnita Rountree Liberty University Literature Review Preterm preterm labor can lead to short and long term health issues for the mother and her infant such as immune system complications‚ which protects the uterus from infections (Smith‚ et al.‚ 2011). Although studies are have been inconclusive on how stress effects preterm delivery‚ studies have shown that stress-related hormones play a role in preterm labors‚ as well as other

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    Student Number: S2880936 Name: Wan-Pin Wang Title: Assignment 1-Literature review- why people not participate in physical activity? People are less willing to participate in physical activities after they get married. The most common three reasons that why married men not participate in physical activities are: time‚ motivation‚ and age. “Married people are often older and have more responsibility for children and other factors; it could be these responsibilities which are curtailing their activity

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    Importance of Nonverbal Communications in Today ’s Society INTRODUCTION In the late twentieth century‚ the increase in transportation technology made possible for people to relocate across the world‚ creating one big melting pot of cultures‚ subcultures and ethnicities (Ting-Toomey‚ 1999). Even though most people are capable of communicating using a common language‚ there exists a barrier created by the receptiveness of nonverbal communication cues. The purpose of this research paper is to further

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    This paper was a little difficult for me to write at first because I have never had to analyze my own communication styles and apply concepts to the type of communication styles I have encountered. Here is to learning how to understand communication and the different styles we encounter every day. I spent a lot of this past week encountering a lot of non-verbal communication. Non-verbal communications is communicating through wordless messages. I have been sick and this has been the most sufficient

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    Chapter II Literature Reviews 2.1. Five (5)Theories of Management 2.1.1. Theories of Management-1: Dimensions of Change (Pettigrew and Whipp) The Theory of management by objective is the practice of running a company by it goal and mission. The Dimensions of change theory has three dimensions which Pettigrew and Whipp emphasized the continuous interplay between these change dimensions. The three dimensions are content‚ process‚ and context. A successful change that the company will achieve is

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    Nonverbal Behavior in Intercultural Business Communication on the Example of Nigeria Team Authoritative Report March 14‚ 2014 Negotiating in business requires taking into consideration numerous factors‚ and when it comes to cross-cultural business‚ an increasingly important role belongs to nonverbal communication. According to Hendon‚ Hendon‚ and Herbig (1996): "Nonverbal behavior may be defined as any behavior‚ intentional or unintentional‚ beyond the words themselves that

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    Marketing and Food This literature review will focus on exploring marketing strategies employed when selling food. I will be looking at what influence these marketing strategies have on consumers decision making process and the effectiveness of these strategies. It is clear that consumers don ’t all buy the same things and I am interested to find out what causes this difference in product selection. There are many things that can influence these decisions‚ from the placement of products or the

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    LITERATURE REVIEW BY: Lynelle F. “The earth‚ that’s nature’s mother‚ is her tomb. What is her burying grave is her womb.” Shakespeare‚ W.‚ 1597 According to the World Food Summit in 1996‚ the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations states that food security exists when all people at all times have access to sufficient‚ safe‚ nutritious food to maintain a healthy and active life. (FAO‚ 2006) Ensuring food security within a country is vital as it ensures each individual

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    Literature Review Impact of Emotional Intelligence on Employee Performance Jasim Tahir Research Methods S. no Article Name Authors Year of Publication 1 Effects of emotional intelligence on work experience‚ age and academic performance Natalie L. Shipley‚ Mary Jo Jackson‚ 2008 2 Emotional Intelligence and organizational effectiveness Cary Cherniss‚ 2001 3 Exploring the Link between Emotional Intelligence and Cross-Cultural Leadership Effectiveness Ann H Reily 2007 4 Role of Emotional

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    Chapter Two: Review of Literature 2:1 Participation in Physical Activity Children both male and female are physically active from the moment they are born. Children are keen to get actively involved from an early age‚ this usually comes in the form of play but as children begin to develop and mature their views and opinions of physical activity are strongly linked to their experiences as a child. Weinberg and Gould (2007) suggests that “involvement in physical activity for boys and

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