The present study explores the representation of woman’s character in literary works and also encompasses retelling Greek mythology from Madeline Miller’s female protagonist’s perspective. Gender stereotypes established by require that women must be submissive marginalized. Those characters are not according to these termed as negative characters. Moreover, this women’s stereotypical characteri...

Objective: This study was performed to examine the stress levels of freshmen in nursing students during their first clinical experience, styles coping with stress, and relationship those each other certain variables. 
 Methods: descriptive 91 department a university who experienced placements for time. Data collected using student identification form, questionnaire stress-coping patterns s...

The Display of Negative Emotions scale and Social Consequences Of are two understudied questionnaires that assess parents’ emotion beliefs about their children’s expression negative emotions. Therefore, the aims this study were to ascertain factorial structure both questionnaires, reexamine internal consistency each instrument’s scales, age- gender-related discriminant validity measures. admini...

Behaviors of individuals in teams both contribute to and are molded by team dynamics. How they do so has been the subject of much research. A method of portraying individuals' behaviors in teams, the Team Diagramming Method (TDM) is presented. Behaviors are rated by other team members on three important dimensions: positivity/negativity, dominant/submissive, and task-orientedness/expressiveness...

In our pursuit of ways to quantitatively evaluate communication between humans and robots, we recently focused on the effect of shared attention on human decision-making. We used a head robot that can make facial expressions and has human face tracking capability, and designed the interaction so that the robot often looked at the same objects the subjects looked at. Subjects were asked to selec...

The eye-region conveys important emotional information that we spontaneously attend to. Socially submissive individuals avoid other's gaze which is regarded as avoidance of others' emotional face expressions. But this interpretation ignores the fact that there are other sources of emotional information besides the face. Here we investigate whether gaze-aversion is associated with increased atte...

We present a successful design approach for social robotics based on a computational cognitive architecture and mental simulation. We discuss an approach to a Theory of Mind known as a “like-me” simulation in which the agent uses its own knowledge and capabilities as a model of another agent to predict that agent’s actions. We present three examples of a “like-me” mental simulation in a social ...

This article talks about four Indian women--Sonia Gandhi, Jayalitha, Mayawati, and Mamta Banerjee--in contrast with India's stereotypes in the political realm. India is a land of mind-boggling diversity. Yet stereotypes about India, which reduce the Indian reality to a unidimensional monolith, hold powerful sway. One such powerful stereotype is that Indian women are brutally oppressed, denie...

A study is conducted for assessment of personality characteristic using EPI & 16 PF on wives of 30 primary alcoholics who satisfied Feighner's Criteria and were compared with the wives of 30 normal controls matched on imrital an socio-demographic variables. There were no statistically significant differences between the two groups on EPI and scores were within normal limits. Both the groups had...

In this article, we describe the major findings of an ethnographic study undertaken to investigate nurses' experiences of managing nurses and being managed by nurses in an Australian critical care unit. Our purpose was to valorize and make space for nurses to speak of their experiences and investigate the cultural practices and knowledges that comprised nursing management discourses. Subjugated...