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Drowning in Melodies, Join through the Sonic Dental Journey- A Review Article on the Different Music Types for Children
No full text“Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, and life to everything.” - Plato
Music makes a big difference to the baby brain. One study from the Institute of Learning and Brain Sciences detected that after babies listen to music, their auditory and prefrontal cortexes look different. These are the regions of the brains in charge of processing both music and speech.
When young children interact with others, the positive effects of listening to music have been seen to extend to personality traits, like being helpful and cooperative. A 2016 study at the University of Southern California’s Brain and Creativity Institute found that musical experiences in childhood can actually accelerate brain development, particularly in the areas of language acquisition and reading skills. According to the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM Foundation), learning to play an instrument can improve mathematical learning and even increase SAT scores.
Academic achievement is not the only benefit of music education and exposure. Music ignites all areas of child development and skills for school readiness, including intellectual, social- emotional motor, language, and overall literacy. It helps the body and the mind work together. Exposing children to music during early development helps them to learn the sounds and meanings of words. Dancing to music helps children build motor skills while allowing them to practice self-expression. For children and adults, music helps strengthen memory skills. In addition to the developmental benefits, music brings joy. The same joy is experienced while listening to a good song in the car with the window down on a beautiful day. This review paper throws light on the benefits of music among children emphasising its value in dental practise for effective behaviour management
The Level Of Resistance To Organizational Change Among General Doctors Working In A Public Hospital According To The Variables Of Gender And Professional Experience: A Field Study At Saadna Abdenour University Hospital In The State Of Setif/ Algeria
No full textThe study aimed to determine the level of resistance to organizational change among general doctors working in a public hospital according to the variables of gender and professional experience. A questionnaire prepared by the researcher was used, and it was applied to (62) general doctors working at the Saadna Abdenour University Hospital in the state of Setif. The descriptive approach was relied upon. As an approach to the study, the study reached several results, the most notable of which are:
- The level of resistance to organizational change and the dimensions of resistance to change in technology and resistance to change in human resources were high, while the level of resistance to change in the organizational structure was low among general doctors in the public hospital.
- There are no statistically significant differences at the 0.05 level in resistance to organizational change in its dimensions (resistance to change in organizational structure, resistance to change in technology, resistance to change in human resources) among general doctors in the public hospital due to the variable of gender and professional experience.
- There are significant differences at the level of 0.05 in the resistance to change in human resources among general doctors working in public hospitals according to the variable of professional experience. And those with experience (1-10 years) and those with experience (21-30 years), while there are no significant differences at the 0.05 level in resistance to change in human resources between those with experience (1-10 years) and (11-20 years). And between those with experience (11-20 years) and (21-30 years)
Virtual Communities and Their Social and Political Impacts on Youth
No full textContemporary society live tremendous shifts in the field of communication and media in recent years have led to significant changes in the production and distribution methods and receive information. Techniques of modern communication methods have emerged, and it spread from the way the properties and functions of communication new, the most important shift from mass communication one-way, and content homogenized, to interactive communication techniques with directions, and multiple implications, and the back of the term (new media) to express these phenomena new, leading to the emergence of many concepts, most notably virtual community, which has become a parallel reality imposes itself simulates the real society, has its effects on young people in all areas of life, including political and social private. This paper is to highlight the default interaction for young people and reflection on the political and social awarenes
Moroccan leader Allal El Fassi and the Algerian revolution
No full textAllal Al -Fassi is a unique historical figure who associated the discreet scientific competence and the purposeful theoretical ability. He is a political militant and a prominent official in the national movement, and a historical leader of an ancient party in the Maghreb, the Independence Party 1944. He is the Moroccan statesman who headed the Constituent Assembly after independence 1956, and he was a minister charged with Islamic affairs and endowments. He was also a member of the Arabic Language Academy in Cairo and the Arab Scientific Academy as well.The Algerian issue is considered one of the most important issues that occupied politicians, thinkers, writers, journalists and arab and foreign artists after the Second World War, due to the events and massacres occured before and during the Algerian liberation revolution.. Allal El -Fassi is considered one of the most prominent personalities and thinkers who criticized the unjust and French policy implemented in Algeria since its occupation in 1830. In his books and press books, he explicitly called on for Algeria\u27s complete independenceMany historical writings ; mainly : (Hamad Hamani, "Allal El -Fassi", the diligent thinker. Mohammed Abdelhafidh Canon , a struggle in the poetry of Allal El –Fassi, Abdel kader Al -Idrisi, Allal El Fassi, a summit from Morocco,. Abdel -Karim Ghallab, features from the personality of Allal El Fassi.This paper aims to shed light on Allal El -Fassi\u27s personality, his biography, struggle, literature, and positions on political issues and liberation movements such as the issue and the Algerian revolutio
The Corporate Sepulchre In Frank Norris’s The Octopus: A Story Of California
Get PDFThis research paper tries to bring out the struggle of Californian wheat farmers in the San Joaquin Valley against the powerful Pacific and Southwestern Railroad Monopoly. The novel, The Octopus: A Story of California depicts the monopolistic, land-grabbing railroad, consolidation, organization, conformity, tough-minded, self-reliant people, exploited the land, subversion, coercion and outright violence. This novel is dealt with the tensions between the railroad, the ranchers and rancher’s league and also exhibits corporate greed, monopolistic power, exploitation of the working class, struggle between the labor and capital, the decline of the individual and the transformation of California
Caregiver Adherence to A Home Exercise Program for The Care of Children with Cerebral Palsy
No full textBackground: Home exercise programs (HEP) are essential in managing cerebral palsy(CP), and caregivers who care for the children at home play a significant role in HEP. But, some factors contribute to adhering to home exercise programs (HEP). It is essential to identify the factors associated with adherence. This research aims to assess caregiver adherence to home exercise programs for children with cerebral palsy and the factors influencing it.
Methods: The research was conducted with 150 participants using a cross-sectional survey design. A previous study\u27s self-reported questionnaire examined the caregivers\u27 adherence to the home exercise program and the factors contributing to adherence by the caregivers.
Results: The study found that most caregivers129 (89.6%) had a thorough knowledge of the exercise program. However, 92 (63.9%) caregivers were non-adherent, while only 52 (36.1%) were adherent to the exercise program and could not predict any significant association with their sociodemographic characteristics. Both the groups (non-adherent and adherent reported overall satisfaction with the attention from the physiotherapist. Backward step regression also predicted the significant association of non-adherence with the parent as caregiver. The factors that influence adherence to the home exercise program’ were knowledge about the home exercise program ‘confidence in performing the home exercise program and support from the partner.’
Conclusion: The study concludes that the low adherence to the home exercise program was caused by several factors involving the caregiver, the therapist, and the exercise regimen. Exercise therapy knowledge, parents\u27 confidence, and support from the partner enhanced adherence to exercise therapy
Paroxysmal Supraventricular Tachycardia In A Child: A Clinical Case Treated With Amiodarone And Management
No full textThis report presents a case of a Vietnamese child with paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia and discusses diagnosis and management, clinical features, and electrocardiogram to help diagnose arrhythmia in children. This girl child, Acute management has been more successful when using Amiodarone in the absence of some first-line drugs such as Adenosine as well as some other conventional drugs that require caution. However, long-term management continues to be a topic of debate, especially in special situations
Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma Of Right Buccal Mucosa – A Case Report
No full textOral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC) is the most common epithelial malignant neoplasm affecting the oral cavity; early detection is an important criterion for achieving high cure rate. The control of oral squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is difficult even after treatment because it has a tendency to multiple primary carcinomas. The purpose of this report is to describe the clinicopathological characteristics of a unique case of unilateral buccal mucosal SCC in a 45 ‑year‑old male and to determine whether any associated risk factors are presen
Working Memory And Inhibition In People With Broca\u27s Aphasia
No full textLanguage and cognitive functioning allow human beings to interact and adapt to the demands of the world around them; in this sense, people with Broca\u27s aphasia (PWBA) present a deficit which can seriously hamper their social autonomy. The interest of the present study is to evaluate cognitive functions relating to working memory (WM), and inhibition in 15 people with Broca\u27s aphasia (PWBA group), in comparison with 15 healthy people (healthy group), which have the same characteristics. The analysis of intergroup differences shows that there is indeed a deficit in these functions in the PWBA group. The decline in the ability to maintain information at the WM level seems to explain the difficulties observed for the inhibition of distractors and attentional control. Age in the PWBA group is an aggravating factor. The speech therapy treatment provided to PWBA must take into consideration the deficits of these functions, which are strongly involved in language, in order to guarantee good language recovery
Impact Of Romantic Relationship And Parental Bonding On Psychological Well Being: A Comparative Study Among Working Men And Women
No full textFindings from this research shed light on the complex relationship between gender even psychological health by looking at things like cultural factors that affect gendered well-being, gendered expectations along with coping mechanisms, and gender differences in mental health outcomes. By looking at how gender differs in mental health issues, symptoms, help-seeking behavior, and stigma, we can observe how biological, social, and cultural variables interact in complicated ways. Gendered experiences and identities are shaped by sociocultural factors that effect people\u27 psychological well-being. These factors include socialization processes, media portrayals, family dynamics, throughout educational/occupational environments. Furthermore, people\u27s coping mechanisms in reaction to stress are impacted by gendered expectations around the management of emotions, addressing problems, taking risks, and seeking assistance. In order to create treatments and support structures that are sensitive to gender and that promote resilience and holistic well-being, it is essential to understand these dynamics.