The Link Between the Type of Attachment and Religiosity

Motivation: This paper aims to show the central role of the notion of attachment in human behavior, the image of God in the representation of the believer as a parental figure and as an oversized attachment figure in the personal relationships, social and religious behavior. Methods: Scientific and comparative studies of different concepts from psychology of religion, social psychology, psychoanalytic theory, cognitive psychology as well as theory, research and behavioral studies. Results: Attachment to God seems to develop in a coordinated way with the maturation of attachment to the primary figure but also with the development of cognitive processes involved. In addition, in case of danger, loss and separation are validate the human and common response to approach God as a substitute figure of attachment, the intensification of religious activities. Conclusions: The need for attachment and attachment for religion is one of the prerogatives of survival, development and growth and it is present in all-important areas of the life, culture and in all societies. People who develop a secure attachment are less prone to become religious over time.

Parents at war: A positioning analysis of how parents negotiate their loss after experiencing child removal by the state

This study explores how parents involved in care order processes in Norway perceive being positioned by Child Welfare Services (CWS) in this process, how they negotiate these positions and whether their loss is perceived as legitimate or illegitimate in the face of societal expectations of parenthood. The data consist of qualitative interviews with 13 parents who have experienced child removals initiated by CWS. Drawing on positioning theory, the article provides an analysis of parental experiences of being positioned by CWS and investigates how cultural notions may affect their perceptions. The analysis showed that parents experienced being at war against a highly powerful CWS, which they felt dehumanised them and positioned them as failing. Moreover, parents challenged such positions by introducing alternative explanations that presented themselves as victims. However, the analysis also showed that parents would adopt positions of becoming their own judge and internalising the stigma. Parents experienced disenfranchisement of their grief due to the perception of their loss as illegitimate. Nonetheless, several parents launched a position of becoming a renewed parental figure by turning their prior parental failure into a storyline of growth and prosperity. The article concludes that parents, through language, challenge stigmatising positions to negotiate parental failure, which could be interpreted as valuation work of their identities and parenthood.

Smart Medicine Reminder Box

Our project's principle point is to make a Smart medication box for those clients who routinely take medicines and the solution of their medication is extremely long as it is difficult to recollect to patients and furthermore for their parental figure. Additionally Old age patients experience the ill effects of issues of neglect to take pills on appropriate time which causes certain medical problems for patients having Permanent infections like diabetes, circulatory strain, breathing issue, heart issues, malignancy sicknesses and so forth We saw these issues in emergency clinics and individuals around us who have such sort of infections and accordingly dependent on these two issues we made brilliant medication box which tackle these issues by Setting up time table of endorsed drugs through press catches as given in remedy.

The Link Between the Type of Attachment and Religiosity

Motivation: This paper aims to show the central role of the notion of attachment in human behavior, the image of God in the representation of the believer as a parental figure and as an oversized attachment figure in the personal relationships, social and religious behavior. Methods: Scientific and comparative studies of different concepts from psychology of religion, social psychology, psychoanalytic theory, cognitive psychology as well as theory, research and behavioral studies. Results: Attachment to God seems to develop in a coordinated way with the maturation of attachment to the primary figure but also with the development of cognitive processes involved. In addition, in case of danger, loss and separation are validate the human and common response to approach God as a substitute figure of attachment, the intensification of religious activities. Conclusions: The need for attachment and attachment for religion is one of the prerogatives of survival, development and growth and it is present in all-important areas of the life, culture and in all societies. People who develop a secure attachment are less prone to become religious over time.

Implementation of Secure Health Care Monitoring System using Atmega 328

Various therapeutic applications set new demands on sensor sort out styles. They routinely incorporate incredibly factor information rates, various recipients and security. Most existing discoverer compose styles don't adequately reinforce these necessities, focusing rather on collecting little proportions of data from centre points while not security. During this paper, we will when all is said in done give a pack style for restorative marker frame works. A crisis facility parental figure will approach this| data at any explanation in time and shouldn't be obliged to be physically present inside the patient. The framework establishment canters district unit self-powered and draw essentialness from overhead 34W glaring lights by methods for sun arranged sheets. The device centre points are oftentimes interfaced to a spread of immense sign sensors like electrocardiograms (ECGs), Heart beat meters and weight level (BP) sensors. So as to check a totally working system, a business BP/beat screen (BPM) was interfaced to a remote contraption node.To start an examining, by then assembles the information and advances it to the base station.A charming graphical PC program (GUI) was expected to store and show understanding data on the base station laptop.The set-up was viewed as exceptionally strong with low power use .This structure gives a social affair of shows and organizations unequivocally custom fitted for this application space. It consolidates a protected correspondences model, AN interface for incidental gathering of locator information, a ground-breaking discoverer exposure show and shows that screen and expel to seventieth of the structure is made in Tiny OS and a JAVA chiefly based program is given to address the framework and show the intentional information. Likewise, all around examination of the structure of a 6-center locator demonstrating ground is introduced, estimation quantifiability and strength considering the way that the extent of sensors and thusly the per centre point rate. The results show that the foreseen structure could be flexible, groundbreaking, strong and secure objectives for remedial applications

Pride before the Fall

This chapter focuses on Fyodor Dostoevsky's increasingly tense ties with Vissarion Belinsky, Nikolai Nekrasov, Ivan Turgenev, Ivan Panaev, and other figures of the Russian literary world. It begins with a piece about Dostoevsky's tortuous tie to Belinsky as a stance of love and hate that haunted him throughout his life. It also recounts Dostoevsky's conflicted feelings over Belinsky, particularly during the eighteen or so months of their close relationship. It then discusses how Dostoevsky saw Belinsky as a mentor and guide, even as a parental figure who extended the life lessons of father Michael and mother Maria in his childhood, adolescence, and youth. Finally, the chapter looks at Dostoevsky's disagreement on Belinsky's attempt to bend him to his aesthetic will and to make him a critic of political and social ills.

The role of the image of «threatening father» in the novels by Jean Christophe Grange

The article is devoted to the analysis of the specific expression of the parental image in the novels written by Jean Christoph Grangé. The relevance of the study is due to the fact that this topic is relatively poorly covered in literary studies. Although, in his interviews Grangé has repeatedly stated that virtually every his work has an image of a father. And this image is always associated with the concepts of «threat», «evil», «crime». The writer himself did not expand this thesis. Therefore, the questions remain indeterminate: is the image of the father in the text related to the theme of evil and threat, or is the image of the father has the same expression in different novels of the writer? So the purpose of the paper is to investigate the specific of the father image, the features of its implementation in the novels by J. K. Grange, to determine the main types of parental images and their functional load for the artistic text. Even a cursory review of Grangé's writings suggests that the writer's literary works are indeed dominated by the type of «threatening», even criminal father. And especially often it is realized in the system of father–son relations, where maternal image, as a necessary element of the Oedipus complex, is missing. The formation of such an image is created by the fact that their action in the novels explicitly or indirectly revolves around the parental figure. In addition, he is portrayed as extremely dangerous person. A similar impression is created both by the appearance of the character, the indication of his role in society, and the description of his past. The divine traits in the pagan understanding of this concept are traced in the depiction of this type of parent. It shows itself at the plot level, when the actions and life of heroes are closely intertwined with pagan cultures. However, in the perception of children, such images of the father always retain their ambivalence, and it is illustrated in the reflections of the characters and in their actions. In the Grangé novels we can also observe the type of «absent father», which has its own specificity too. The «absent father» here becomes the invariant of the «threatening father», but without ambivalence. Created by the imagination of the hero, the concept of his father quickly turns into a complete image in his mind, which, in turn, becomes an absolute manifestation of the inevitable evil. Thus, the image of the «threatening father» in the works of Jean Christoph Grangé is not homogeneous. If the father acts as a character in the novel, his image becomes ambivalent. But if it is only a figment of the imagination of the hero, it becomes the embodiment of absolute evil. Such serial use of various versions of the «threatening father» type can be interpreted as an effective means of creating a tense atmosphere of uncertainty and fear in the works.

MY PARENT’S BODY IS SACRED: LATINO PERSPECTIVES ON BRAIN DONATION FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE RESEARCH

Brain donation is a critical part of advancing research addressing Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD). Latinos are at a higher risk of developing ADRD compared to non-Latino Whites. However, there is limited knowledge regarding causes and mechanisms related to ADRD health disparities among Latinos partially due to lower research participation and brain donation rates. Family members play a pivotal role in increasing brain donation rates, particularly, among underrepresented groups. In this study, we examine the perceptions of brain donation among adult children of older Latinos. We invited Latino men and women (N=15) with a parental-figure who was 65 years and over to participate in one of three focus groups. During the focus groups, participants discussed the meaning of brain donation for research, reasons to donate or not, and their reactions to the possibility of their parental-figure being a brain donor. All focus groups were audio-recorded and transcribed with transcripts used for data analysis. We used a Grounded Theory Approach to analyze focus group data. Results yielded three themes: (1) social and cultural factors influencing a family’s willingness to support organ donation; (2) lack of knowledge about the brain donation process; and (3) recommendations for engaging more Latinos in ADRD research and brain donation. Findings provide insight into how family participation may facilitate increased brain donation rates in ADRD studies among older Latinos. A main recommendation for researchers is to adopt a family-centered approach throughout the research process with a focus on addressing information gaps - from recruitment to dissemination.

Are Korean children free from suicide? Risk and protective factors within a transactional–ecological perspective

This study aimed to explore and identify the trends and risks, as well as the protective factors of child suicide in Korea. Data from the 10th year Korea Welfare Panel Study in 2016 were used. These data were collected from 458 fourth to sixth grade boys and girls in elementary schools. The results showed that the mean suicidal ideation score was 1.55, the suicide attempt rate was .9%, and the mean number of suicide attempts was .2. Suicidal ideation was more prevalent in children who reported the absence of a parental figure, frequent experiences of school violence, increased Internet use, and decreased guidance and supervision from parents. The presence of parental figure explained the greatest amount of variance. Logistic regression analysis with suicide attempts as the dependent variable demonstrated that family income was a significant variable. Regarding the mediating roles of depression and anxiety, Internet usage directly affected children’s suicidal ideation, while the experience of school violence, academic stress, and parents’ guidance and supervision affected suicidal ideation, which was mediated by the child’s depression and anxiety. Depression and anxiety had a positive impact on suicidal ideation. Based on these results, implications and interventions were suggested.

Affects and politics in classroom: A group-based approach to education

Group dynamics in the classroom are a fundamental aspect of learning which, it is argued here, has not received sufficient academic interest. Increasingly, however, research on critical and alternative pedagogy is concerned with exploring the benefits of collaborative learning. This paper recalls the insights of two streams of French institutional pedagogy from the 1960s: the clinical and political dimensions of learning, and the benefits of group-based approaches in education. These pedagogies, based on structural analysis of relationships in the classroom, explore first how teachers’ and learners’ hierarchical relationships to knowledge impede exchange and communication in traditional pedagogies; and, second, how the teacher’s traditional stance in the classroom tends to reinforce psychological stress in learners by placing the teacher as a new parental figure. Both pedagogies introduce mediations or techniques inspired by Freinet, such as the learners’ council, which disrupt hierarchies in the classroom. These mediations enable learners to overcome their mental and affective blocks and become active agents of their individual and collective learning processes.