computer in our modern life

... 2.3 Disadvantages of CALL in Language Learning 2.3.1 Financial Indeed, in case the monetary obstructions are overcome, in numerous cases the learning may be taking put in inaccessible districts ... teaching and learning for many years Especially, learning languages is quite simple with the help of a computer In recent years, computer assisted language learning (CALL) has become an increasingly ... some teaching modes and methods 2.1 A brief review of Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL) 2.1.1 Definition of CALL 7- - Trang 10LEARNING (CALL) OF STUDENTS AT HUFLIT IN MODERN LIFE Computer-Assisted

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... defined. CUSTOMARY LAW IN LAC DUONG DISTRICT, LAM DONG PROVINCE ON MODERN LIFE Error! Bookmark not defined. 3.1 Changes of the Lach customary law in Lac Duong district, Lam Dong province on modern ... recorded in any document, just as any other ethnic group in Truong Son – High Land area, sustain an incredibly latent and powerful vitality in present life However, the modern life in the globalization ... namely criminal hypothesis and penalty framework Customary law plays a vital role of society managing and controlling instrument; or in other words, instructing, adjusting, stabilizing the social

Ngày tải lên: 20/04/2014, 17:13

... synchronic, with the continuous movement in modern life in the historical development from the tradition to modernity; surveying the changes of customary law in modern life and in interaction with socio-economic ... 3835 of take care of plowing, planting, harvesting, hunting, fishing and weaving; woman are responsible for cooking, wine processing, making brocade and caring of their children At present, ... two main parts namely criminal hypothesis and penalty framework Customary law plays a vital role of society managing and controlling instrument; or in other words, instructing, adjusting, stabilizing

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... greatest challenge of modern life may be our search for meaning in life or a sense of direction • In desperation, people turn to many ineffective and/or self-destructive sources for enlightenment ... predictor of happiness Trang 29The Roots of Happiness, continued• Conclusions regarding roots of happiness 1.Subjective feelings of happiness are more important than objective measures 2. Happiness is ... variation in reported happiness 3 Gender –also accounts for less than 1% of variation in reported happiness Trang 26The Roots of Happiness, continuedVariables that are not important, continued 4

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... Perspectives, continued3. Adler’s Individual Psychology drive is not sexuality, but our drive for superiority. “efforts to overcome imagined or real inferiorities by developing one’s abilities”. inferiority ... classical conditioning, operant conditioning, and observational learning. Trang 19Behavioral Perspectives, continued1.Pavlov’s Classical Conditioning is “a type of learning in which a neutral ... If our ideas about ourselves match our actual experiences, our self-concept is congruent with reality. – However, if our ideas about ourselves do not match reality, this disparity is called incongruence,

Ngày tải lên: 15/12/2016, 11:58

... alternative sources of satisfaction: • Excessive eating, drinking, and smoking; • gambling & drug use; and • Internet addiction – “spending an inordinate amount of time on the Internet and inability ... 22Appraisal-Focused Coping, continued • Positive reinterpretation can also buffer stress in the following ways: – We can recognize that “things could be worse” – We can utilize “benefit finding” in a bad situation ... situation (searching for something good in a bad experience) Trang 23Problem-Focused Coping, continued • Using systematic problem-solving • Evidence shows that problem-solving skills can be increased

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... continued• “Old-fashioned” vs modern discrimination – “Old-fashioned”, or overt, discrimination has declined in recent years, but a more subtle (“modern”) form of discrimination has emerged – Modern ... behave can influence our actual perceptions of them.– Confirmation bias – “seeking information that supports one’s beliefs while not pursuing disconfirming information” – Self-fulfilling prophecies ... Social Thinking and Social InfluenceTrang 2Forming Impressions of Others, continued• As we engage in person perception, “the process of forming impressions of others”, we rely on five key sources

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... continued – The process of minding relationships is an active process that involves • Using good listening skills • Knowing your partner’s opinions • Making positive attributions about your ... components: 1 Intimacy – warmth, closeness, and sharing 2 Passion – intense feelings (both positive and negative), including sexual desire 3 Commitment – “the decision and intent to maintain a relationship ... continuedWhat makes people attractive, continued – Attractiveness and resource exchange • In contrast, the resource exchange is an evolution-based theory proposing that “in heterosexual dating,

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... 8Deciding to Marry, continuedSelecting a mate, continued within their own social group” others who have similar personal characteristics” Trang 9Deciding to Marry, continuedSelecting a mate, continued ... 23Vulnerable Areas, continued3 Financial difficulties increases as husband’s income declines common and potentially damaging at all income levels Trang 24Vulnerable Areas, continued4 Inadequate communication ... heterosexual parents Trang 41Alternative Relationship Lifestyles, continuedRemaining single the single population, including “bitter and unhappy” or as “bar-hopping socialites”, there is little support for

Ngày tải lên: 15/12/2016, 11:59

... continued – Binge-eating disorder “involves distress-inducing eating binges that are not accompanied by the purging, fasting, and excessive exercise seen in bulimia” Trang 65Application: Eating ... 61Application: Eating Disorders, continuedTypes of eating disorders, continued – Anorexia nervosa “involves intense fear of gaining weight, disturbed body image, refusal to maintain normal weight, ... continuedTypes of eating disorders, continued – Bulimia nervosa “involves habitually engaging in out-of-control overeating followed by unhealthy compensatory efforts, such as self-induced vomiting,

Ngày tải lên: 15/12/2016, 11:59

... produce lasting effects – Also, most people find therapy beneficial Trang 23Insight Therapies, continuedEvaluating insight therapies, continued • Common factors that make various insight therapies ... “involves largely unconscious defensive maneuvers intended to hinder the progress of therapy” • Clients may resist by “forgetting” appointments or being hostile toward the therapist Trang 14Insight ... Trang 15Insight Therapies, continued • Client-centered therapy “is an insight therapy that emphasizes providing a supportive emotional climate for clients, who play a major role in determining the

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... online Trang 42Application: Your Own Happiness, continuedSharing good news and capitalizing with others happening in our own lives • Others’ reaction to our good news boosts positive emotions in ... reported thinking faster than those in the slow-thinking group The crucial results are shown in the two graphs on the right As you can see, those in the fast-thinking group also reported having a ... Deliver it in person, if possible – Follow up with a phone call or talk to the individual in person Trang 41Application: Your Own Happiness, continuedSharing a story illustrating the best in you

Ngày tải lên: 15/12/2016, 11:59

... asserted In repeated and numerouslawsuits in local courts of first instance, local understandings of authority inurban working neighbourhoods were articulated in detail Individual, family,and neighbourhood ... factor in court cases and by extension in theauthorization of local opinion in court and in the legitimatization of the use of courts in neighbourhoods Throughout, communities of working familiescontributed ... regions, including England, Switzerland, andsome German territories, introduced divorce in principle in the sixteenth century,but in practice women had great difficulty in securing decisions in their

Ngày tải lên: 26/03/2018, 16:38

... Week in our Life at AIIAS.pub.pdf Keith Clouten, Andrews University Available at: https://works.bepress.com/keith-clouten/25/ Trang 2A WEEK IN OUR LIFE AT AIIAS 2007 Trang 32 It was beginning ... does nothing by halves, so is involving two other faculty wives in a hands-on demonstration of planning a formal dinner Tonight, we make Australian-style lamingtons for the occa-sion Since the ... the original errand of rescuing our house key and returning the borrowed one Meanwhile, Ngaire has updated Trevlyn about several problems at our house The washing machine is still awaiting repair,

Ngày tải lên: 25/10/2022, 03:22

... countryside, offering exciting life experiences such as meeting new friends and interacting with professionals Why is entering university an opportunity for young people and a lifelong turning point? Because ... awareness of settling down and building happiness In other words, marriage marks maturity not only in age but also in awareness It’s clear that getting married nourishes valuable feelings In short, ... model in the family In another aspect, I would go into compatibility Ups and downs in marriage life are inevitable Sometimes, the differences in character and habit cause blazing rows In that

Ngày tải lên: 13/04/2024, 22:38

... which in turn • Increase creativity, flexibility in problem-solving, and • Enhance immune system functioning, increase valuable social support, and promote proactive coping Trang 17Responding to ... stress” – Coping response may be • Healthy (e.g., actively trying to solve a problem by asking for help or generating solutions) or • Unhealthy (e.g., ignoring problem, indulging in alcohol, or ... Rating Scale Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 11, 213-218 Copyright © 1967 by Elsevier Science Publishing Co Reprinted by permission. Trang 13Major Sources of Stress, continued4.Pressure – “involves

Ngày tải lên: 15/12/2016, 11:59

... diseases, including the three leading causes of death in the modern world – heart attack, cancer, and stroke Trang 18Habits, Lifestyle, and Health, continuedSmoking, continued – Giving up smoking ... Trang 20Habits, Lifestyle, and Health, continued• Drinking – Why do people drink? • Drinking is widely endorsed in our culture and is viewed as a desirable social ritual • Drinking dulls negative ... deaths in the United States attributable to various health-impairing behaviors in an interesting article published in The Journal of the American Medical Association As you can see, smoking and

Ngày tải lên: 15/12/2016, 11:59

... Automatic processing – default mode in which we handle information without much deliberate decision-making (e.g., going through our morning routine). 2. Controlled processing – active thinking required ... gauge in making Trang 10Factors Shaping the Self-Concept, continued• Generally, our self-perceptions are distorted in a positive direction • Feedback from others is important in balancing our ... 6.11 Baumrind’s four parenting styles Four parenting styles result from the interactions of parental acceptance and parental control, as theorized by Diana Baumrind. Adapted from Baumrind, D (1971)

Ngày tải lên: 15/12/2016, 11:59

... assertiveness training. Trang 43Developing an Assertive Style, continued• Steps in assertiveness training: topics, and in which situations. Trang 44Steps in assertiveness training, continued• Covert ... 41Developing an Assertive Style, continued• The nature of assertiveness – Assertiveness – “involves acting in your own best interests by expressing your thoughts and feelings directly and honestly” Trang ... opposing values 5. Ego-based conflict – emphasis on winning over resolving the conflict. Trang 36• Styles of managing conflictpatterns of managing conflict (see Figure 8.14) 1. Avoiding/withdrawing

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... continued – Aggression, continued • Females are more likely to use hurt another’s feelings (e.g., insulting someone’s opinions), or do not involve confronting the target directly (e.g., spreading ... continued• Differences in perspective, continued – Differences seem larger, according to social role theory, because they are exaggerated in our culture – Differences also seem larger, according ... cause increases in testosterone – Overall, it is unclear how direct a role biology plays in gender differences in behavior Trang 28Environmental Origins, continuedand roles expected of people in

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