Theory Dissertation Chapters Samples For Students

Biography and Contribution to the Attachment Theory

Mary Dinsmore Salter Ainsworth (1913-1999)

There is no doubt that Mary Ainsworth was born an intellectual judging from her contributions and discoveries in psychology and other academic fields. Perhaps, Mary Ainsworth is best known for contributions in the development of the attachment theory and as well, her works in developing of the strange situation (Bretherton, 1992). Her professional career was hugely shaped by Bowlby’s research unit.

Early Life

Mary Dinsmore Ainsworth (nee Salter), the eldest in a family of four sisters, was born to Mary and Charles Salter, Dickinson College graduates, in Glendale , Ohio, in 1913 (Bretherton, 2000). Her parents placed ...

Ever since Diana Baumrind of the University of California wrote her article in 1966, there came an understanding that there are actually three models of parental control. The permissive parent behaves in a nonpunitive, affirmative, and acceptant manner, and tend to consult the child about policy decisions and the family rules. The authoritarian parent, on the other hand, is more attempting in shaping, controlling, and evaluating the behaviour or attitude of the child consistent with a set of standards or conduct. Lastly, the authoritative parent tend to direct the child in a rational, issue-oriented manner by encouraging verbal give ...

Abstract

People travel frequently, to various locations, and on multiple reasons; this makes the hospitality industry a critical driver of the economy growth for any country. Today, the concept of hospitality management implies a severe concern of sustainability in social, economic, environmental domains of business making. This international hospitality strategy focuses on providing excellent visitor service, achieving financial targets, and reducing negative effects on the local and global environment. Because of the lack of empirical research dedicated to environmental management in hospitality industry, the proposed study aims at investigating environmental management and its impact on the organizational performance of the ...

III. THE DATA AND THE TREATMENT OF THE DATA

1. The Data Needed

This study intends meeting the intellectual, knowledge level, and abilities of the United States military chaplain corps in their diagnostic and treatment of those afflicted with combat related stress. The target population for the proposed study, thus, consists of two sample groups; (1) military chaplains, and; (2) members of the uniformed services who have served in hostile environments subjecting them to possible stress related (Unwin, Blatchley et al., 1999).

2. Data Collection

Understanding the intrinsic value of the empirical characteristics of qualitative research is core to its philosophical underpinnings fitting into the intention of this ...

International Human Rights Law and Prisons in Africa

Term Paper
4500 words

Introduction

The International Centre for Prison Studies’ World Prison Brief, in its report suggested that over 10 million individuals are formally incarcerated in prison and correctional facilities around the world. According to the same Brief, even more are held in either military facilities where they are detained or in security or police facilities without any specific legal process underway. There are three categories that the United States’ (U.S). Government has for humanitarian and human rights concerns as they relate to these individuals who are housed in a detention facility that is; 1. unsafe in terms of ...

A lot of recent medical articles have been written on problematic issues in the context of relations between physicians and patients, nurses and health care consumers. As for the hemodialysis procedure, frequency of treatments depends on the kidney failure stage, but in many cases three times a week are prescribed. Thus, dialysis sessions become a part of patients’ daily life and unfortunately different reports show that the level of non-adherence is very high. Factors which contribute to non-adherence in hemodialysis patients vary significantly and depend on individuality of a patient. It is difficult to analyze all off of them ...

Chapter 2: Literature Review

Chapter 2: Literature Review

Introduction

The chapter contains details of the information regarding special education and challenges associated with it. The chapter is divided into four sections to facilitate the users of the study. The theoretical framework comprises of theories and definitions of key terms mentioned in the study. Another section contains the material extracted from past studies that provide clear evidence on the arguments. A conceptual framework is also included that represents the selected approaches from past studies and elaboration of the definition. The summary is also provided at the end of this chapter to provide a concise view ...

4.0 Discussion
4.1 Introduction
The primary goal of the present study was to investigate how manipulating anxiety can impact cognitive performance during acute exercise bouts measuring four minutes per stage on an ergometer. The ergometer measures muscle power. Five stages of intensities were applied during the exercise trials under two conditions. The five intensities are listed below.

60% Heart Rate Response (HRR)
80% HRR
Cool down
Post 15 minutes
The two experimental conditions refers to the two types of stimuli.
congruent stimuli, and
incongruent stimuli
The research was built from previous studies carried out by Gratton, Coles, and Donchin ( ...

Background of the Study

The problem of HIV and AIDS has become a global one in the short time since the identification of the virus. Although there is no vaccine to protect against the virus, knowledge and education are two powerful shields against infection—and it has become clear in recent years that impoverished women in the developing world are particularly heavily impacted by HIV transmission and development of AIDS (UNAIDS, 2016). The goal of finding a way to slow or completely halt the spread of HIV and the development of AIDS has been an epidemiological conundrum for many years.
Promoting health and ...

Chapter 1: Introduction

In general, the purpose of the study is to identify the relationship between classroom management and effective teaching techniques to improve student learning development. In particular, the research will address the benefits of technology and teaching to improve academic learning. Specifically, the frame of study will explore the phases of learning by focusing on past and present learning experiences of middle-school level students in an academic year through the development phases of understanding the key concepts and skill development in Math and Reading. For the most part, the direction of the study will include effective teaching principles of a diverse ...