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Broader Topic: Jane Austen
Narrow Topic: Literary Analysis of Love in 1813 in 'Pride and Prejudice' by Jane Austen

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Analysis of "Partner-love" and its Significance--Theoretical Analysis of Love Type in Pride and Prejudice

MA Ying1,2,GONG Hui-jian3 (1.School of Education,Shannxi Normal University,Xi'an 710062;2.School of Foreign Languages,Chang'an University,Xi'an 710064;3.School of Literature,Northwest University,Xi'an 710069,China)

The love type theory is a career inclination theory evolved from Mrs.Malibu's analysis of "individuality type",which classifies love from a psychological point of view.Mrs.Malibu's "individuality type" is a supplement for and a perfection of Jung's idea of "mind/emotion,sense/intuition",which was later developed into a combination of 16 types of personality.It is used to analyze various love acts as an analytical approach of modern psychology,i.e.the love type theory.Pride and Prejudice depicts the various types love-"Partner-love","Committed-love","Romantic-love","Game-love","Possessive-love" and "Realistic-love",among which,"Partner-love" is the most worthy of pursuing.It is a kind of warm and long-lasting love,which still has a very high significance in the modern society,and has a certain value to one's self-perfection.

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The love type theory is a career inclination theory evolved from Mrs.Malibu's analysis of "individuality type",which classifies love from a psychological point of view.Mrs.Malibu's "individuality type" is a supplement for and a perfection of Jung's idea of "mind/emotion,sense/intuition",which was later developed into a combination of 16 types of personality.It is

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Broader topic: Architecture
Narrow topic: Residential architecture

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Alternative Titles: domestic architecture, dwelling

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Other articles where Residential architecture is discussed: architecture: Domestic architecture: Domestic architecture is produced for the social unit: the individual, family, or clan and their dependents, human and animal. It provides shelter and security for the basic physical functions of life and at times also for commercial, industrial, or agricultural activities that involve...

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Broader topic: Psychology
Narrow topic: Effect of quarantine on suicidal rate.
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Change in business environment during the pandemic in India and it's effect on the workers : narrow topic

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By Amit Kapoor, Sampriti Mukherjee and Jatin Nair

In just nine short months, the world has changed drastically with hospital systems, vaccines and facemasks becoming the mainstay of our lives. The Covid-19 pandemic has brought countries to a complete stand-still, re-imagined "normal" living patterns and pushed the global economy into one of the worst recessions of recent times. This changed orientation has adversely affected the global economy with uncertainty about future conditions worsening the situation. Indian businesses have also suffered the consequences of poor consumer demand, supply fluctuations and lockdown restrictions with them having to further walk on the tightrope of restoring their production systems as well as keeping their employees safe.

In such unprecedented times, it is crucial to synchronise the impact on businesses with the policy response by assessing the nature of the business impact due to the crisis. To do so, the Institute for Competitiveness along with Times Network has developed an in-depth Business Perception Survey that captures how the Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted business operations and what they expect the Government to do in response to it. The two-phase rollout of the survey - during the lockdown and after the lockdown helps us in understanding whether business prospects have improved over-time with Government's announcement of various relief measures and economic revival strategies.

The findings of the survey reflect that the pandemic created various operational and financial challenges for Indian businesses. During the lockdown, approximately 71.31 percent of the businesses dealt with reduced cash flows with the manufacturing sector being the worst hit. Additionally, delay and cancellation of projects have also been a major cause of concern, especially in the tertiary sectors, particularly retail, non-profit, consultancy, education, and financial services. However, post-lockdown, the optimism in the respondents' opinions is palpable - many businesses reported lesser projects being cancelled and the reduced problem of cash flow fall.

These challenges have taught businesses to adapt, causing them to tweak their long-term plans going in from lockdown to post-lockdown period. With regained trust in the market and targeted government actions, businesses have shifted away from short-term cost-cutting strategies - fewer cases of deferred payments (11.5%) and salary cuts (43%) have been noted in the post-lockdown period as compared to the lockdown period (19.4% & 57% respectively). Businesses are now thinking long-term by cutting down on operational costs such as marketing expenses and switching to low-cost raw material sources in the post-lockdown period. Nonetheless, dependency on virtual meetings has remained constant throughout the two time periods, implying that remote work might be the "new normal".

Recognising the silver lining of this crisis, India Inc has worked in conjunction with the Government's focus on "Aatmanirbhar Bharat", to strengthen and embrace domestic supply systems. An overwhelming majority of businesses (90%) believe that the Government should focus on import substitution of essential commodities by pushing domestic production. However, this does not mean businesses are in support of a protectionist economic system - approximately 47 percent of the respondents felt during the lockdown that they would still like to maintain their links with the global value chains.

While these micro-aspects continue to affect the Indian business community, decisive action can only be taken when they are certain about the economic future. Survey findings show that the shift from lockdown to post-lockdown have led to changed opinions on the time it will take for the resumption of "normal" economic revival. Majority of the respondents now feel that resumption of normal business operations might get delayed to the next 12-18 months, instead of 6-12 months predicted during the lockdown. Additionally, regarding consumer demand, 90% of the firms believe that consumer spending has changed towards spending only on essential items. The businesses have also seemed to accept that this change in consumer demand will persist for about 1-2 years, indicating a more gradual path towards achieving the normal rate of consumption and investment levels.

The slight scepticism displayed by Indian businesses while indicative of the present economic uncertainty also presents the Government an opportunity to bolster the industry's confidence through targeted policy solutions. To fast-track the road to recovery, businesses have suggested appropriate economic responses both short-term (6-12 months) and long-term (1-2 years). Across lockdown and post-lockdown, respondents have continued to focus on four major demands - in the short term, the size of the stimulus needs to be increased along with improved tax breaks. While the Finance Ministry has announced reforms to attain the above two suggestions, the firms still feel that more can be done to ease the businesses from tax-related obligations.

In the long term, Indian businesses want structural transformation of the economy by revamping education and health infrastructure along with undertaking labour reforms. For this, the Government's actions on approving the New Education Policy 2020, passing the Labour Codes have gone a long way in regaining business trust. Timely income tax breaks to essential workers and specific manufacturing units looking to re-orient their businesses, along with these reforms could bolster consumer demand and innovation. Along with short-term policy actions, the Government could also fund more healthcare initiatives and developing decentralised healthcare monitoring systems.

With the slow but steady revival of India's economy, the Government must use this crisis to instil trust in the business community and improve ease of doing business. Big-bang changes are no longer the way to go. Instead, incremental changes are necessary by improving the regulatory structure, increasing data access, and re-imagining the industrial cluster system to orient it to global standards will go a long way in pushing India ahead. It is only through concerted efforts, and reposing faith in domestic businesses can India shine again.

Amit Kapoor is chair, Institute for Competitiveness, India. Sampriti Mukherjee & Jatin Nair are senior researchers at the Institute for Competitiveness, India.

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Covid created various operational and financial challenges for Indian businesses. During the lockdown, approximately 71.31% of the businesses dealt with reduced cash flows with the manufacturing sector being the worst hit. Additionally, delay and cancellation of projects have also been a major cause of concern, especially in the tertiary sectors.

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Broader topic: effects of online school.
Narrow topic: psychological effects of online school on students and why it led to people diagnosing with social anxiety.

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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, schools and colleges all over the US and the world transitioned into online classes. The health and safety of everyone are the utmost priority during the pandemic, and online schooling is the only real option during these times.

At first, it was comfortable and convenient. For parents, this meant no more driving to school or snack prep. Some kids even attend classes in their pajamas. However, in the long run, students, parents, professors, and teachers have realized the challenges of online classes, especially their impacts on individual mental health.

This article explains how online learning environments can affect the mental health of students and parents. It also shares tips on how parents and students can cope with the challenges of online learning.

How Do Online Classes Impact Mental Health?

Online classes affect the mental health of students, parents, and even teachers. They can worsen existing mental health problems in individuals who already have them.

Imagine what it is like for a kid to spend hours in front of Zoom every day without social interaction and playtime with their friends. Parents are now acting like teachers and are more involved in their children's schoolwork. Teachers and professors have increased workloads and are pressured to deliver quality learning without face-to-face classes.

1. Virtual Learning Can Cause Fatigue

There is this newly coined term during the COVID era called "Zoom fatigue." The term Zoom fatigue refers to feelings of exhaustion after long Zoom classes or video conference calls. It may not be a formal diagnosis, but Zoom fatigue does exist, especially in virtual learning. There's information overload during an online class, and facing the screen for prolonged periods is mentally draining.

It's more challenging for students to learn new information, and even though they just sit in front of the computer, they feel physically tired. Virtual learning fatigue is real, and it may lead to anxiety and stress for both students and professors.

2. Students Suffer from Lack of Interaction and Social Isolation

Schools do not only teach new learning from books; it is also where friendship starts and fun memories are created. Communication and social skills are best learned with social interactions. Kids, teens, and even teachers need to connect with their friends and socialize.

But there has been a lack of interaction since the COVID pandemic, which means students are experiencing social isolation. This greatly impacts a student's mental health. The lack of social interaction in online learning leads to feelings of loneliness, lack of motivation, and isolation.

Young adults need social interaction in their formative years. Kids needs play dates with other kids their age to learn how to socialize. These are some of the main reasons why online learning can affect the students' mental health.

3. Students Experience Increased Stress and Anxiety

Students follow a set schedule during school days in the traditional classroom setup. There's a time to wake up, go to school, for class, do homework, interact with friends, and attend extra-curricular activities. This isn't the case with online learning.

Staying focused on online classes is a challenge. Separating home life from class time, not following a routine schedule, and the distractions at home make it difficult for students to concentrate well in their classes.

As a result, students tend to procrastinate and set things aside. Then deadlines are missed. This causes pressure, stress, and anxiety to both students and their parents.

4. The Parent's Mental Health Get Affected, Too

Online learning does not only affect the students but parents as well. Parents have now become proxy educators and tutors and are getting more involved with schoolwork to ensure their kids learn well and maintain good grades. How can a parent tutor physics if it's something they're not good at?

Work-from-home moms and dads who are getting overwhelmed with their jobs now have to assist their kids with their online classes. The additional responsibilities cause them more exhaustion and higher levels of stress.

5. Even the Teachers and Faculty Get Stressed Out

Photos of tenured professors having a hard time teaching their students online have gone viral on social media. These professors have years of experience inside the classroom, but teaching using technology devices has not been their best asset.

Teachers are also pressured and worried about losing their jobs because some schools are closing. Then there's the additional workload to ensure they deliver quality education to their students. These are all causing them anxiety, challenging their mental health in the process.

Online Learning Pros

Although online learning may impact the mental health of students and their parents, it also has its pros, particularly in family bonding and relationships. Online learning encourages more time for bonding at home. Parents who previously could not spend much time with their kids due to busy work schedules can spend more time with their kids. This is helpful, especially when you're trying to understand your teenager.

Some students who experience bullying at school may find online learning a positive experience. They feel safe at home and can be more productive. They can stop feeling the fear of being bullied at school. Online learning, however, may not prevent students from experiencing cyberbullying.

How to Take Care of Your Mental Health

There are many ways to take care of your mental health to avoid the stress of online learning. Here are some strategies parents, students, and teachers can follow to prevent burnout from attending online classes:

Have a designated work/study space. Setting boundaries can help prevent stress caused by distractions. Pick a spot at home with fewer distractions so you can concentrate on work or school. Choose a quiet area and impose a rule at home not to disturb you during work or school hours. This way, you can be more focused and productive.

Encourage healthy habits. One way of taking care of your mental health is to encourage healthy habits. This means eating well, following a regular sleep schedule, getting enough physical activity, and taking care of your physical health. By following healthy habits regularly, you will notice an improved mood, increased energy levels, and better overall mental well-being.

Follow a regular schedule. Routine work for some may be boring, but following a regular schedule brings order and organization to one's life. It enables you to achieve the tasks planned for the day and avoid cramming at the last minute. There will be days you will lose track of time and procrastinate on the tasks that need to get done. Follow a regular schedule: sleep and wake up at the same time every day. Stick to work and school time, designate break times, and follow study time schedules. As you put the organization into your daily schedule, you'll feel more productive and less stressed.

Encourage physical activities. There's not much physical activity for students since learning from home started. Unlike before, kids can run around the playground, climb four flights of stairs to their classroom, or bike from school to home.

Encourage physical activities for kids, perhaps an outdoor activity with the family, like biking, a walk in the park, or any physical activity in the backyard. Physical activity releases feel-happy chemicals in the body that can help improve a person's mental health. Plus, spending time outdoors also eases emotional and mental exhaustion.

Advice For Parents

Set a positive tone at home. For parents, avoid stress and anxiety by setting a positive tone at home. This means talking in a soft tone, avoiding outbursts of anger, and not putting too much pressure on yourself and your kids.

Take breaks. Taking breaks from the daily hustle and bustle is a must. If you're feeling tired of your child's schoolwork, take a power nap, meditate, go outside for a while, and breathe deeply.

Take a short walk and clear your mind. Do not force yourself to meet deadlines if it causes you to lash out at your loved ones. If it's not a school day, set the books aside and take time to enjoy the weekend, have movie nights with your kids, picnic in the backyard, or spend quality time outdoors. You and your kids deserve to enjoy happy moments because of all the hard work that you do.

Practice self-care. Prioritize self-care more than anything else. As parents, you dedicate your life to making your kids happy and healthy. But don't forget to take care of yourself, too. Do things you enjoy, learn a new hobby, catch up with your friends, pamper yourself. You must also be healthy mentally so you can be there for your kids.

Finding Help for Your Mental Health

This COVID-19 pandemic indeed imposed a great challenge for all of us. Face-to-face classes may not be returning soon in some states, and all we have to do is to adjust to these challenges. Along with the ways to take care of your mental health mentioned above, also consider seeking help from a mental health professional.

Thankfully, you don't need to leave your home to talk to a therapist. The telehealthcare service offered by Kentucky Counseling Center is just a few clicks away. Talk to a therapist now and learn how to take good care of your mental health during these trying times. Stay safe and healthy!

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Narrow Topic: Factors that effect
destiny.

RQ: To what extent does male-dominance, fate and self-aggression play a role in Romeo and Juliets destiny.

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Broader Topic: Therapy Methods
Narrow Topic: Effectiveness of music therapy

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Broader Topic: Criminal Psychology
Narrower Topic: a Study of Criminal Behaviour
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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/341271352_A_STUDY_OF_CRIMINAL_BEHAVIOUR_CAUSALITY_PREVENTION_OF_CRIME

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Broader Topic:The Human mind
Narrow Topic: The power of your subconscious mind

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Broader topic: abnormal psychology
Narrow topic: personality disorders.
Research Question: to what extent are SSRI's viable in treating depression.
link.https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK361016/

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Broader Topic: Automobile
Narrow Topic: Aerodynamics
Research Question- How aerodynamics in cars affects fuel economy

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Ever made a paper airplane? You're well on your way to understanding aerodynamics

At its most basic, aerodynamics is the study of how air interacts with things that move. Air has density, so anything moving through it will encounter resistance (or "drag") and eventually lose its speed. On the other hand, air moving underneath the object can provide a boost (also called "lift) and keep a plane soaring. Crisp folds, a symmetrical shape, and an uncluttered wing design will minimize drag, maximize lift, and send the plane safely to its target.

Why it matters to your commute

At high speeds, these competing drag and lift forces can make objects act in erratic ways - not exactly ideal for highway driving. Optimizing a car's aerodynamics will also:

minimize its fuel use

maximize its stability

decrease sound inside the car (no more annoying whistling noises)

make sure that dirt from the road doesn't get stuck in your car in weird ways

Of course, aerodynamics isn't the only goal for car designers. If it was, we'd all ride to work in mini bullet trains. Passenger comfort and heat management for the vehicle's engine (which air helps to cool down) are two important consideration that act as counterpoints against pure aerodynamic efficiency.

"All of these factors have to be addressed at the same time," notes Gary Elfstrom, aerodynamicist in the ACE Climatic Wind Tunnel in Oshawa, Ontario. "It's a balance, and aerodynamics is the one thing that ties it all together."

How they test it

An immense amount of thought and testing goes into developing aerodynamic cars. But after spending months at their computers and drafting tables, designers put their prototypes through a pretty similar testing process to the one you used in middle school - trial and error. Basically, they stick cars in a giant wind tunnel, blast them with coloured air, and watch what happens.

"The smoke gives you a fast look at any issues on the surface of the car that are creating separated flow - and it also looks cool," says Elfstrom. "Wherever there's separated flow, something is likely increasing the drag."

Air acts differently depending on the weather conditions, so the ACE Wind Tunnel (one of the largest in the world) also offers durability tests that generate climate conditions like freezing rain. Yep, Elfstrom gets to create the weather as part of his job description.

What makes an aerodynamic car?

To maximize aerodynamic efficiency, opt for a car with a streamlined shape, low frontal area, and minimal openings in the body works. But remember, if you're just trying to save money on your gas bill, and not break the sound barrier, an aerodynamic exterior shouldn't be your only consideration.

"You want to keep the exterior design slippery to reduce drag. But if you close off the air going into the engine bay because of styling, you might suddenly find there's not enough engine cooling," notes Elfstrom. "That's the challenge."

Taking things further, the addition of features such as spoilers and side skirts on sports cars are intended to manipulate the airflow to improve downforce. These tactics also make their way into designs of more conventional cars, albeit in less overt ways.

For example in the Corolla iM Hatchback, the design includes body features such as the rear lip spoiler and body side skirts. In this case the features not only lend the hatchback its sporty looks, but make sure that the style is optimized for aerodynamics and all the benefits that brings.

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Ever made a paper airplane? You're well on your way to understanding aerodynamics At its most basic, aerodynamics is the study of how air interacts with things that move. Air has density, so anything moving through it will encounter resistance (or "drag") and eventually lose its speed.

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Broder topic: how an engine works
Narrow topic: engine cooling system
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQvfHyfgBtA

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Broader topic: Artificial Intelligence
Narrow topic: Neural Networks

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The Handbook of Brain Theory and Neural Networks

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A new, dramatically updated edition of the classic resource on the constantly evolving fields of brain theory and neural networks. Dramatically updating and extending the first edition, published in 1995, the second edition of The Handbook of Brain Theory and Neural Networks presents the enormous progress made in recent years in the many subfields related to the two great questions: How does the brain work?

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BROADER TOPIC: ENVIROMENT
SUB TOPIC: OZONE DEPLETION