Essays on Colwill

Introduction

This chapter gives an analysis of the results of the study to derive insights on why insider threats remains to be one of the leading and challenging security issues to deal with. The results of the study present a vague picture of what motivates insider threats in private organizations. The questions of why, what and how will be answered with references to the data obtained from the study. This section also demonstrates the actions taken by organizations and tries to link it with theoretical frameworks and pool of knowledge developed by earlier scholars.

Analysis

The belief that insider threats ...

- Introduction Motivation is a behavioral concept used to illustrate momentary effects of administration of a conditional operation. A motivating operation was initially developed in order to show the results of changing the normal conditions of an organism by either increasing or reducing the operant can either increase or reduce its effectiveness. Motivation can therefore be defined as a measure of effectiveness on change of amount of a reinforcer. This operation affect whether an organism wants or does not want a stimulus. Motivating operations that result increase of effectiveness of a stimuli are referred to as establishing operations (EO). On the other hand, those ...

Introduction

Since the late 1960’s, Physician Assistant (PA) profession have been an important occupation in healthcare fraternity. Although the profession is relatively younger compared to other professionals in healthcare systems, Physician Assistant profession has turned out to be a decisive component in health delivery systems. However, just like any other healthcare professional, Physician Assistants have some outstanding opportunities and regrettable challenges. Contemporary Physician Assistants operate in an environment that is completely different from the one that existed 30 years ago (Colwill, Cultice & Kruse, 2008). The knowledge on some of the future opportunities in Physician Assistant profession is therefore critical for ...