Essays on Motivation Theory

Nursing

Introduction The term management and leadership are often interchanged and interpreted as the same, but that is not always the case in nursing profession. This is because not every nurse can be considered as a good leader, and the same can be said about nursing leaders that are not necessarily managers. Primarily, a nursing manager holds the decision-making power in assigning organizational position, and is expected to carry out control over specific duties and processes. On the other hand, leaders may not have the same authority as managers, but the power that nursing leader posses is inherited from their ...

Chapter 1

Introduction Pepsi-Cola Company is a packed food and beverage company that is known globally for its quality products. It mainly targets young consumers, teenagers and adults. The company focuses mainly on the young generation because they are daring, fun loving and full of energy. Pepsi has come up with sports, music, social media platforms, taglines, slogans and other fun activities in the form of advertisement to gain popularity and attract more customers for their products. The paper gives a brief history of the company and the advertising strategies that it uses. The information will help in analyzing and learning ...

Employee Motivation Theory: Females in the U.S. Problem Leading To This Study: Many female individuals within the U.S. struggle with a sense of motivation. Merely getting up every morning to go to work can be an exhaustion and a burden. It shouldn’t have to be. Hypothesis: This problem can be changed over time.perhaps even reversed completely, with an increase in widespread awareness. What is my rationale for this hypothesis, based on the provided literature? First of all, the case study memo (pg. 2) makes it clear that repetitive changes are always going on in the workplace, and that ...

2016-04-09

References 12 Introduction As we know, the labor resources are the main resource of enterprises. The results of the company and its competitiveness depend largely on the quality and effectiveness of the above mentioned resources. The difference between the labor force and other types of resources lies in the fact that each employee may waive the conditions offered to him and can require changes in working conditions, retraining or even voluntary redundancy. The concept of “labor resources of the enterprise” characterizes its potential workforce. Employees can be organized in labor unions and to act as a separate subject of ...

Psychology

The article was published on 16th October, 2011. Source of the case study URL: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4500647/

Brief Case Description

The article describes new information and evidence that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD. In the article, the author describes the updates the replacement of previous documents published in the AAP that entailed the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD in children (ATTENTION-DEFICIT, 2011). Moreover, the article also describes the attitudes and practices of pediatricians’ concerning ADHD. Besides, it also addresses several areas on diagnosis and treatment of the condition. The article describes the current procedures that should be applied with regard to ...

Teenage Alcoholism

Article 1: Strandberg, A. K. & Bodin, M. C. (2011). “Alcohol-Specific Parenting within a Cluster Randomized Effectiveness Trial of a Swedish Primary Prevention Program.” Emerald Group Publishing Limited, 111 (2), 92-102. With regards to the problems that affect people later in life as a result of alcoholism, underage drinking is a matter that should be addressed perspicaciously. As Strandberg & Bodin report in their article, research has shown that parents can influence the time when their children start drinking, which justifies the need for an alcohol-specific mode of parenting. As used in the article, alcohol specific parenting is a style of parenting in which the ...

Teenage Alcoholism

Article 1: Strandberg, A. K. & Bodin, M. C. (2011). “Alcohol-Specific Parenting within a Cluster Randomized Effectiveness Trial of a Swedish Primary Prevention Program.” Emerald Group Publishing Limited, 111 (2), 92-102. With in mind that teenage alcoholism is to blame for some life problems that occur later in life and that parents have a significant influence on under-age drinking habits, Strandberg, A. K. & Bodin, M. C. investigated the attitudes of parents towards teenage drinking. The research was based on an ongoing trial of the effectiveness of a parental-based under-age drinking prevention program that underscores the role of parents in teenage drinking. ...