Abstract The emergence of various web pages and social media platforms that exist in today’s digital information era makes it easy for us to access sources flooded with information. This condition has the potential result loss our mental health. is known by World Health Organization (WHO) as an infodemic which excessive amount information, both true false, very difficult people find reliable ne...

As a historical era, postmodernism signifies transition from inflexible and logical positivism and entry into a new view to science. Postmodernism offers a number of nursing practice revise that including humanism, conditions, and borderless, multi-voice, view, and multicultural world, changes in meaning of knowledge, and life-long learning. Demographic changes, technological advances, ethnic a...

In this paper, we analyze the exercise behavior of warrant holders and its impact on warrant values. For this purpose, we propose a parametric model to describing the exercise volume of warrants and calibrate it to exercise data of 40 warrants from the German market. We find that few too-early exercises but also a significant number of too-late exercises occur. This observed exercise behavior r...

Horwich (Mind 123(491), 2014) has argued that only someone with inflationary tendencies could feel inclined to endorse truth relativism. In doing so, he argues deflationism about entails the denial of If sound, Horwich’s argument entail relativism is incompatible any conception our ordinary predicate according which there some sort equivalence between a ground-language claim p and corresponding...

gadamer’s critique of methodologism is one of the fundamental teachings of his philosophical hermeneutics. gadamer sees truth much beyond the ability of method to grasp it completely. he criticizes the exclusive restriction of truth in methodical processes but does not reject the need for methodical work.the present article explores the origins of methodologism in ancient greece and modern time...

Visual mental images are an important part of human cognition, and it is natural to suppose that they can help us to reason. Various sorts of evidence are compatible with this assumption, including the well-known studies of the mental rotation and the mental scanning of images (Kosslyn, 1980; Shepard & Cooper, 1982). The aim of the present article, however, is to reexamine this assumption, to r...