Cognitive Status and Relocation Stress

How to reduce family relocation stress.

The human dynamics of relocation , meanwhile, are more complex than in the past. With the prevalence of two-career families, relocation often affects not one but two careers. Recognizing the difficulty of relocating two-career couples, employers may consider single job candidates better suited for relocation. This myth, however, is rapidly exploding. Many single people now are reluctant to leav...

Network Status Observation for A Dynamic Object Relocation Protocol

the problem, a relocation protocol by an object reloMobile Cache Protocol (MCP) was proposed as a relocation protocol of a replicated object i n a widely distributed object system. MCP has four basic features; relocating a replicated object, 2 optimistic update methods, object reservation and object sharing. To calculate relocation funct ion, M C P uses processing t ime of the object at a candi...

A Cognitive Approach for Gateway Relocation in Wireless Sensor Networks

Wireless sensor networks are composed of a number of sensors probing their surroundings and disseminating the collected data to a gateway node for processing. Numerous military and civil applications have emerged over the last few years for wireless sensor networks. In many of these applications, sensors and gateways are placed in harsh environments. Therefore, protecting snsors and the gateway...

Cognitive ability and functional status.

Significant confusion exists in the literature about functional status. Despite its importance, little attention has focused on developing and substantiating frameworks that detail the underpinnings of functional status, which has resulted in lack of agreement about its definition and dimensions. The purpose of this literature review was to examine the development of functional status and to de...

Relocation puts elderly nursing home residents at risk of stress, although the stress is short lived.