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Philosophy: the nature of persons
History & The Arts

Philosophy: the nature of persons

...mental states), then the notion that we make choices seems to drop out of the picture. We simply do what we are caused to do. One way of thinking about what Strawson is trying to do is to take him to be asking what difference the truth of determinism should make to us. Strawson contrasts the approach taken by the optimists (that everything would carry on regardless) with...
Commercial awareness
Money & Business

Commercial awareness

...mentality’ which can cause teams and individuals to stagnate allows you to be more agile, responding to the needs of internal customers better and working smarter with those colleagues on whose work your own is dependent expands your reach into diverse sources of potentially useful information and human resource enables initiatives to be taken – having a better grasp...
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Critically exploring psychology
Health, Sports & Psychology

Critically exploring psychology

...wellbeing and homeworking may be different since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Some types of analysis are influenced by reflexivity, or the researcher’s role in what is studied and what conclusions are drawn. With any claims it is important to consider whether the researcher might be biased or influenced by a broader social, political and scientific (or even...
Hero and villain: Robert Clive of the East India Company
History & The Arts

Hero and villain: Robert Clive of the East India Company

...health in adulthood. On leaving no suicide note, his contemporaries commonly interpreted his death as the result of a guilty conscience. In the public imagination, Clive had remained ‘The Madras Tyrant’ and the symbol of EIC corruption. [Old etching that's yellow and brown tinged. It shows a cartoon of a man riding on a horse in the centre with the caption 'The Madras...
The importance of interpersonal skills
Money & Business

The importance of interpersonal skills

...health and social care. She also asked me if I would consider applying. You know me, I said that I would have to go home and think about it. But, after talking it over with Rohit, I did apply – and got the job. I soon realised that being a permanent member of staff would be very different from ‘appearing’ as a supply teacher. There were four other teachers involved...
‘Land grab’: an environmental issue?
Nature & Environment

‘Land grab’: an environmental issue?

...health because often the population ask for a health project. What we have found out is little of the work is carried out. Even if in principle the agreements bind them to it, in reality it doesn’t always happen. KORY FALL: (Subtitles) Two Italian and one French company came here. The Rural Council gave them lots and lots of land. The foreigners promised the Rural...
Investigating a murder with forensic psychology
Health, Sports & Psychology

Investigating a murder with forensic psychology

...mental health issues were vulnerable to suggestion. Instead, Gudjonsson demonstrated that potentially anyone might falsely confess due to factors such as the psychological drive to comply and particularly through being prone to ‘interrogative suggestibility’. That is, how affected by leading questions a suspect is and how much they alter their responses when pressure...
Looking globally: the future of education Badge icon
Education & Development

Looking globally: the future of education

...health. Globally, the idea of ‘universal primary education’ – the aim that all children will be given access to a full course of primary schooling – is seen as important enough to have been enshrined in the United Nations’ Millennium Development Goals (United Nations, 2006). But why is education seen as so important? What vital purpose is education seen to...