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Leadership of Stability and Leadership of volatility: Transactional and Transformational Leaderships Compared
(2007)
Iain
Hay Ph.D.
In terms of leadership effectiveness, transactional leadership is held to be somewhat less successful than transformational leadership because of the simple and impersonal nature of the leader-follower link and the lack of leader effect on the follower.
High Reinforcing Efficacy of Nicotine in Non-Human Primates
(2007)
Bernard
Foll
Carrie
Wertheim
Steven
Goldberg
Nicotine, by itself, in the absence of behavioral or drug-exposure history, is a robust and highly effective reinforcer of drug-taking behavior in a non-human primate model predictive of human behavior.
Assessment of the Effects of Student Response Systems on Student Learning and Attitudes over a Broad Range of Biology Courses
(2007)
Ralph
Preszler
Angus
Dawe
Charles
Shuster
et al.
Eighty-one percent of students across all courses agreed or strongly agreed that using clickers increased their interest in their course; only 5% of the students did not think clickers improved their interest in the course.
The Effects of Trust and Enjoyment on Intention to Play Online Games
(2007)
Jiming
Wu
De
Liu
Offline trust is developed based on consumers' interactions with physical stores, while online trust is generated through consumers' interactions with online vendors' websites.
Should the Health Community Promote Smokeless Tobacco (Snus) as a Harm Reduction Measure?
(2007)
Coral
Gartner
Wayne
Hall
Simon
Chapman
et al.
The Swedish population prevalence of tobacco use has remained relatively steady at around 40% but the proportion of users who smoke has gradually declined, with snus now accounting for 58% of daily tobacco use.
Low self-esteem and psychiatric patients: Part I The relationship between low self-esteem and psychiatric diagnosis
(2003)
Peter
Silverstone
Mahnaz
Salsali
It has been suggested that low self-esteem is an etiological factor in many psychiatric conditions as well as in suicidal individuals.
The New Global Financial Landscape: Why Egregious International Corporate Fraud Should Be Cognizable Under the Alien Tort Claims Act
(2006)
Joel
Slawotsky
Refco was a major commodities and futures contracts brokerage with 200,000 customers.
To Blog Or Not To Blog: Understanding And Overcoming The Challenge Of Knowledge Sharing
(2007)
Alex
Ramirez
Human Resources practitioners and analysts have been slow in contributing to knowledge management.
Assessment of the importance of the current-wave coupling in the shelf ocean forecasts
(2007)
G
Jorda
R
Bolanos
M
Espino
et al.
Progressively, operational oceanography is gaining in importance
for coastal societies and the increasing socio-economic
activities which depend on the sea.
Strategies to prevent HIV transmission among heterosexual African-American men
(2005)
Ekere
Essien
Angela
Meshack
Ronald
Peters
Aside from sharing injection paraphernalia, African Americans who are substance abusers often engage in high risk behaviors such as unprotected sex when they are under the influence of drugs and alcohol.
Power and Love: Sadomasochistic Practices in Long-Term Committed Relationships
(2006)
Gabriele
Hoff
While in a committed relationship with a partner, most individuals engage in erotic fantasies of someone other than the partner.
Tolerated Failure or Missed Opportunities and Potentials for Teacher Leadership in Urban Schools?
(2006)
Jumanne
Sledge, Ed. D.
Pamela
Morehead, Ph.D.
The school administrator can no longer exist as the sole instructional leader in school reform.
Why are so many managers not 'managing'?
(2007)
Louise van
Scheers
Simon
Radipere
Managerial skills are required to organize the physical and financial resources needed to run a business.
Militias and Genocide
(2006)
Alex
Alvarez
Militias and other forms of paramilitary groups remain a common feature for many types of human rights abuses, including genocide.
Allozyme Variations of Trichoderma harzianum and its Taxonomic Implications
(2007)
Shafiquzzaman
Siddiquee
Faridah
Abdullah
Tan
Guan
et al.
In the last decade, a wide range of molecular techniques has been introduced to obtain new characters for the classification of Trichoderma.
Communication about sexual problems and sexual concerns in ovarian cancer
(2002)
Maxine
Stead
Julia
Brown
Lesley
Fallowfield
et al.
Ovarian cancer affects sexual functioning, but health care professionals' knowledge about this is inadequate, as is their communication with patients about sexual issues.
The Death Penalty as a Form of State Crime
(2005)
Aimee
Nyers
The death penalty does not have a deterrent effect on crime.
Trading digital information goods based on semantic technologies
(2007)
Wolfgang
Maass
Wernher
Behrendt
Aldo
Gangemi
Experience products are goods or services for which the cost to evaluate the most essential attributes is so high that direct experience is often the evaluation method with the lowest costs in terms of time, money, cognitive effort, or other resources.
Motivation of Asian Americans to Study Medicine: A Pilot Study
(2007)
Ralitsa
Akins, M.D., Ph.D.
Switching between different cultures is possible in response to social cues.
Expanding the Comfort Zone by Reflecting Diversity in Television Programming
(2006)
Tracy
Tuten
Sexual orientation was relevant for understanding differences in viewer
attitudes, but viewer satisfaction, entertainment alternative quality, and investment
size were predictive of program commitment regardless of sexual orientation.
Unethical Consequences of Pack Journalism
(2007)
Jonathan
Matusitz
Gerald-Mark
Breen
The role of journalists is to gather and publish original information, not falsify information due to a deliberate lack of effort and motivation.
Improving the Representativeness of Behavioral and Clinical Surveillance for Persons with HIV in the United States: The Rationale for Developing a Population-Based Approach
(2007)
A
McNaghten
Mitchell
Wolfe
Ida
Onorato
et al.
CDC is working with state and local health departments to obtain a national probability sample of patients in care for HIV infection.
Human Ecology and Social Justice
(2006)
Fred
Karlsson
Human ecology simply means exploring the relationship between people and the real world from a variety of perspectives, and then shaping that world for the better through academics, research and outreach.
Constructing Hope: a Multi-Agency Programme model for Young Sex Offenders living with HIV/AIDS in South Africa
(2007)
Dario
Dosio
Douglas
Boer
While HIV/AIDS is present on every continent, the epidemic has hit Africa the hardest relative to all other continents according to United Nations statistics.
HIV Prevention, Care, and Treatment in Two Prisons in Thailand
(2007)
David
Wilson
Nathan
Ford
Verapun
Ngammee
et al.
Around one-fifth of all new HIV infections occur through injecting drug use.
