Understanding Community-Based Rehabilitation and Psychological Impact
Q. CBR — Concept and Application of Psychology;
CBR — Concept and Application of Psychology
Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) is an approach used to improve the quality of life for individuals with disabilities by focusing on their rights, integration, and participation within the community. It is a comprehensive, multi-sectoral approach that integrates education, health, livelihood, and social inclusion for people with disabilities at the grassroots level. The concept of CBR is deeply rooted
Read MoreGarcilaso de la Vega and Fray Luis de León: Poetic Analysis
Garcilaso de la Vega
His poetic career has three creative periods:
- The influence of the Cancionero poetry, which features octosyllabic compositions alternating with the first Italian forms. It uses wordplay.
- The stage where he imitates Petrarch, internalizing love. Nature is used as a framework for reflection and a means to portray his beloved.
- The fullness of creation. He offers formal and sober compositions that are naturally expressive.
The Work
The poetic work, prepared and published by his friend
Read MoreWalt Whitman: Life, Poetry, and Influence on American Literature
Walt Whitman: A Literary Journey
Walt Whitman
(West Hills, USA, 1819 – Camden, 1892) American Poet. Son of a Dutch mother and a British father, he was the second of nine children in a family with limited economic resources. He had limited schooling and soon had to start working, first as an itinerant teacher and later as a printer, despite his poor academic background.
He developed a passion for journalism, an interest that led him to work for several New York newspapers and magazines. Appointed director
Read MoreAnkle Sprain & Injury Rehabilitation: Symptoms, Treatment & Recovery
Ankle Sprain
Symptoms: Pain, swelling, skin discoloration, joint stiffness.
Treatment: Application of ice, elevation, anti-inflammatories, protection of the injured joint, and rest.
Ankle Rehabilitation Phases
Stage 1: Initial Protection
Objective: Reduce pain, lower inflammation, protect injured ligaments.
Protection: Maintain a stable position for proper healing, limit scar tension for rapid and robust recovery.
- Rest: Avoid strenuous exercise to promote healing.
- Compression: Reduce swelling.
- Elevation:
SQL Queries: Examples and Explanations
Here are some SQL query examples to help you perform common database tasks:
Selecting Data
Display jobs with a minimum salary greater than 10000
SELECT * FROM JOBS WHERE MIN_SALARY > 10000Display the first name and hire date of employees who joined between 2002 and 2005
SELECT FIRST_NAME, HIRE_DATE FROM EMPLOYEES WHERE TO_CHAR(HIRE_DATE, 'YYYY') BETWEEN 2002 AND 2005 ORDER BY HIRE_DATEDisplay the first name and hire date of employees who are either IT Programmers or Sales Managers
SELECT FIRST_NAME,
Understanding Plato and Aristotle’s Philosophies
Background
Plato’s Theory of Ideas
Plato believed that true knowledge requires stability and permanence in its object. He argued that there could be no true science of the sensible world, leading to a dualism between the world of sense and the intelligible world.
Existence of Ideas
Ideas represent the true being of things, their essences. They serve as the causes and purposes of sensible things and exist separately. Plato considered them to be more than just human concepts, with the Idea of Good being
Read MoreCycling, Skiing, and Physical Education History: Techniques & Schools
Cycling and Winter Sports Techniques
Mountain Biking
Check the brakes, bolts, and levers of the bicycle. Check the tire pressure. Adjust the seat to the appropriate height. Wear a helmet and gloves. Gather your tools.
Skiing and Snowboarding
Skiing Equipment
- Skis: Made of a rigid but flexible material, allowing users to glide without sinking into the snow.
- Ski Boots: Protect the feet and attach to the skis via bindings.
- Bindings: Connect the boot to the ski.
- Poles: Sized appropriately for the skier to aid
Statistics Concepts: Observational Studies, Bias, and Inference
Statistics Concepts and Definitions
Ex. 1:
Observational study: No cause-effect; just associations. Five Number Summary = Min, Q1, Median, Q3, Max
Factors: Explanatory variable (x). Covariance: + or – relation but not strength
Block design: Individuals sharing the same characteristic are pooled.
SRS (Simple Random Sample); Stratified: Sample distinct groups separately then combine them. Sample survey: Cross-sectional; collect data of a population at one point in time.
Multistage: Using SRS within SRSs.
Read MoreCelestina, Garcilaso de la Vega, and Fray Luis de Leon: Key Aspects
The Celestina
In the theater of the religious legacy of the 15th century and the vitality of popular theater, authors began to experiment with secular subjects, poetic verses, and a greater variety of characters in religious drama (grown-up issues related to the life of Jesus). Secular theater includes burlesque elements, such as the subject of love and pastoral themes.
Authoring and Editing
The first known edition appeared in 1499. In 1500, new editions were published in Toledo and Salamanca, titled
Read MoreMarketing Essentials: Key Concepts and Definitions
1. What is a product? A product is anything offered to a market to satisfy a need or want, including goods, services, experiences, ideas, or combinations of these.
2. Who defines the six stages involved in the strategic marketing planning process? Philip Kotler and other marketing experts define these stages as: (1) Situation Analysis, (2) Goal Setting, (3) Strategy Formulation, (4) Tactical Planning, (5) Implementation, and (6) Monitoring and Control.
3. What is Structural linkage? Structural linkage
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