"These are the visual and psychological cornerstones of the community," said Richard Longstreth, an architectural historian who directs the preservation program at George Washington University.
Furthermore, the need to be appreciated is a cornerstone of both psychological wellbeing and living in civilisation.
While neurological or psychological examinations are still the cornerstones for the diagnosis of CNS lupus, neuroimaging, electroencephalography and cerebrospinal fluid tests are also used [ 1, 2, 4- 8].
It is also the cornerstone of practical interventions (psychological treatments) designed to change behavior, thus reinforcement has many applications in clinical, educational, and organizational contexts.
Last month Ecco Press released a 50th-anniversary edition of his novel "The Sheltering Sky," a terrifying depiction of psychological disintegration in the North African desert, and the cornerstone of Bowles's written work.
The cornerstones of antidepressant treatment are pharmacotherapy and psychological interventions [ 7].
A key, empirically validated cornerstone of the theory is that supporting three basic psychological needs [ 3, 26, 29] engages one's motivation from within, producing desirable benefits for learning, behavior, and well-being.
Is the process of building the administrative institutions in the heart of the concerns of researchers from scientists administrative development, and a cornerstone of the - any development management process - The political psychological cultural climate surrounding those institutions and buildings, and the subject of this culture to the possibility of change.
That modular theory is the cornerstone of Cognitive Neuropsychology (CN), which identifies functionally discrete neurocomputational entities by observing psychological disorder.
BA forms the cornerstone of a number of recent trials where the intervention was delivered by psychological well-being practitioners (PWPs) within a collaborative care model [ 19].
