B Overview of Individual Psychology B Biography of Alfred Adler B Introduction to Adlerian Theory B Striving for Success or Superiority The Final Goal The Striving Force as Compensation Striving for Personal Superiority Striving for Success B Subjective Perceptions Fictionalism Physical Inferiorities B Unity and Self-Consistency of Personality Organ Dialect Conscious and Unconscious B Social In...

This paper analyzes South Korea's energy policy after the Fukushima disaster. The is seen from two dimensions, namely internal policies and external policies. variable used in viewing through framework described by Duffield. According to Duffield, responses can be emergency preparations reducing dependencies on foreign sources. In contrast, response toward energy-producing transit countries, al...

It is a common medical belief that psychosocial factors, in some form or another, contribute to the risk of developing ischaemic heart disease (IHD). Anecdotal evidence comes from many of the great figures of medical history. William Harvey described a coronary patient whose illness was the result of 'anger and indignation which he yet communicated to no one' (Leibowitz, 1970). John Hunter's an...

Among the powerful barriers to making progress in patient safety is an attitude of complacency induced by the rarity of serious events and the general human bias toward assuming that things will work as they are supposed to. Although the overall incidence figures for accidental injuries and deaths in healthcare are horrendous—more than 1 million preventable injuries and 44 000–98 000 preventabl...